From a keynote on Montana's economic state to live music and more, this week has plenty to offer at The Covellite at 215 W. Broadway in Historic Uptown Butte.  Here is a look at what's happening this week.

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 - OPEN MIC NIGHT

Aaron Armstrong hosts another fun Open Mic Night from 8pm to 11pm, brought to you by Ziply Fiber and Townsquare Media.  Sign ups start at 7pm in the lounge.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 - FREE MOVIE NIGHT

Free Movie Night on the big screen starts at 8pm and this Wednesday is the People's Choice movie for September.  Free Movie Night is brought to you by Clearwater Credit Union and Townsquare Media

THURSDSAY, SEPTEMBER 24 - "WHO OWNS MONTANA?"

Who Owns Montana? takes a closer look at capital, ownership, power, and the financial systems shaping communities across the state. In this keynote, Michael Gardner explores what happens when more of Montana's businesses, land, and economic opportunity are owned by the people who live here. Doors open at 6pm.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 - WES URBANIAK AND THE MOUNTAIN FOLK

Wes Urbaniak's music is part songwriting, part storytelling, and completely his own. Honest, bold, a little odd, and deeply rooted in the world around him, his songs turn the experiences of life into stories that invite you to look a little deeper. Come experience the music, stories, and wonderfully wild imagination of Wes Urbaniak and The Mountain Folk, with Christy Hays helping set the tone for the night.  Showtime is 7:30pm and tickets are available here

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 - DROWN THE SKY WITH DEMON DOLL AND DAY X DAY.

Based out of Missoula, Drown The Sky brings modern metalcore that hits hard while leaving plenty of room for emotion. Their music dives into internal struggle, loss, resilience, and self-reclamation, pairing aggressive instrumentation with lyrics that hit close to home. Shoiwtime is 7:30pm and tickets are available here.

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From long-lasting flavor to epic bubble potential, we're ranking the most iconic childhood chewing gums that defined recess, ruled the playground and stuck with us (sometimes literally).

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The most popular grocery stores in America, from corporate chains to family-owned enterprises. Stacker ranked them using consumer ratings sourced from YouGov polls.

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