Print Edition of Issue #1 Now Available For Purchase

Electric City Creative Issue #1: LAUNCH Issue 1: #1: LAUNCH

Electric City Creative's first issue includes:-An interview with Great Falls own bestselling author, Jamie Ford-Coverage of July's First Friday Art Walk, with work from Ron Ukrainetz, Lisa Easton, Tim Willey, Megan Eaves, Jolene Monheim, Mercedes Brown, Theresa Gong, and Darlene Sanford-Sara H…

Print Edition of Issue #2 Now Available For Purchase

Electric City Creative Issue #2: BOUNDLESS Issue 2: #2: BOUNDLESS

Electric City Creative's second issue includes:-Tyson Habein's interview with Helena painter Thomas Chvilicek-Profile of Montana Shakespeare in the Parks-Scenes from both The Montana State Fair and Alive @5 with Red Elvises-First Friday Art Walk, featuring art from Ngawang Chojor, Sheree Nels…

Issue #1 coming soon. Print issue prices will vary upon the number of pages that specific issue has.

Electric City Creative: Issue #2: BOUNDLESS

Electric City Creative Issue #2: BOUNDLESS

Greetings once again, Great Falls. Here we have our second issue, almost double the size of our first. We hope you enjoy it.

What can you expect this month?

-Tyson Habein's interview with Helena painter Thomas Chvilicek
-Profile of Montana Shakespeare in the Parks
-Scenes from both The Montana State Fair and Alive @5 with Red Elvises
-First Friday Art Walk, featuring art from Ngawang Chojor, Sheree Nelson, James Bason, Wrangler Galleries and Cliff Rossberg
- And in her column "Liner Notes," Sara Habein talks about the ways Great Falls' live music scene could improve.

While viewing the magazine, we suggest you set your reader to view two pages side by side in order to make it more like a double page spread in a print magazine. The content and our layout just look better that way.

And speaking of printed magazines, stayed tuned to find out how you can purchase a print edition of Electric City Creative. We will have the details available shortly.

Thanks for reading!

Edit/Correction: Thomas Chvilicek's art opening at the Sola Cafe in Bozeman will now likely occur in April/May 2011. Visit his website for details as they come.

Electric City Creative: Issue #1: LAUNCH

Electric City Creative Issue #1

So here we are, up and running. ECC's first issue is now available for your reading pleasure. As we are a new publication, our design will continue to evolve and the amount of content will likely fluctuate from month to month. As always, we would love to hear from you regarding any content suggestions. If there are ever any technical issues, let us know about that as well.

If you are a writer or photographer, we also welcome contributors. Please email us at electriccitycreative [at] gmail [dot] com for details.

Now then, what can you expect this month?

-An interview with Great Falls own bestselling author, Jamie Ford
-Coverage of July's First Friday Art Walk
-Sara Habein has an ongoing music column, LINER NOTES. This month, she talks about listening to the radio and Great Falls DJs.

Two things about LINER NOTES: Each month, Sara will also have supplementary material to her column posted over on her blog, Glorified Love Letters, so be sure to check that out too.

Also, this month's LINER NOTES photo is by Tyson Habein.

Our logo is designed by graphic designer extraordinare John Dalke. Thanks again to him for helping us out.

Now go read!

Electric City Creative

Electric City Creative - An online arts and culture magazine coming to the Great Falls, Montana area, July 20th 2010. Stay tuned!

(Also, please bear with us and our placeholder user image!) Our official logo is now in place.


In the meantime, check out our old haunt, SPOKE(a)N(e) Magazine