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  • 15
    May
    Bill Harley
    Ravalli County Fairgrounds
  • 13
    Jul
    Naturally 7
    Daly Mansion
  • 27
    Aug
    The Lil Smokies
    Ravalli County Fairgrounds
  • 25
    Oct
    GAELIC STORM
    Hamilton Performing Arts Center
Three musicians perform on stage under blue lights; two play violins and one plays a cello, with an artistic background projection enhancing the ambiance.

Purchase your tickets online to any of the current Series performances! Take this opportunity to see amazing talent and attend world-class performances right here in Hamilton!

A child wearing a medieval helmet and a man dressed in a quirky steampunk costume interact cheerfully on a stage with a lavish red curtain backdrop.

As a nonprofit organization, we rely on YOU and YOUR support to thrive.  Your contributions directly benefit this concert series and educational opportunities for the community!

A band performing on a well-lit stage in a theater with orange walls and an audience in dark seating watching attentively.

Volunteering with the BPAC is a great way to meet people and get involved in the community and the performing arts!

They say…

  • "I have attended in the last three years and all have been memorable. The ticketing process has been worthy of a caring group of service-oriented people. I look forward to more first-class musical groups that you bring to this area."

    - Philip Stauffer, Missoula

  • "We are so fortunate to have this wonderful resource in our valley. Thank you Bitterroot Performing Arts Council for all you bring to us."

    – Merle Ann Loman, Hamilton

  • “Red Baraat was fun, entertaining and made the audience feel the music – not every band in the world can do that. They made me feel like I was part of the band!”

    – Aidan Carmody, Hamilton High School Alumni

  • “I thoroughly enjoyed the Red Baraat concert. It’s great to be at a PAC event where everyone is up on their feet dancing and having fun! Red Baraat’s energy was amazing and they put on a truly great show. I would go see them again in a heartbeat if I could.”

    – Robert Prince, Washington Elementry music teacher

  • “Hilary was so gracious after the concert, answering questions and talking with Hannah about the music she is working on,” Martin said. “She couldn’t believe that someone like Hilary would be interested in her and what she plays. It really was a highlight for her and as parents, we are grateful she had that experience here in Hamilton.”

  • Twelve-year-old Hannah Martin attended the educational outreach program by Hilary Hahn at Corvallis Schools as well as the concert that evening. Her father, Doug Martin, said, “For Hannah, it was a bucket-list experience. She has watched Hilary play on YouTube for the president and the pope, and then, here she was playing for her as well.”

  • “We have loved every show we’ve attended, but by far, our favorite was watching the guitar trios perform. Thanks for a wonderful Valentine’s date night. The musicians in both trios were so awesome, we had to take them home with us by buying several CDs! “

    – Eli & Trieste Johnson, Hamilton

  • RE: International Guitar Night. “What a treat! It was wonderful to hear the unique approach that each musician brings to the guitar. It truly was amazing to hear them blend their different styles in surprising ways during the second half of the show.”

    – Kent & Janet Curtiss, Corvallis

  • “Attending the Mark O’Connor concert in December was a wonderful way to celebrate the holidays. The musical merging of so many talented voices and instruments with an Appalachian flavor made the evening unforgettable for us.”

    – Paul & Stephanie Beck, Hamilton

  • “The songwriter’s workshop with Vienna Teng was awesome! I learned so much from her. She’s inspired me now to work on all those pieces that I’ve started but haven’t finished.”

    – Cara Schultz, Hamilton High School Alumni

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