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    McT Inc-Missoula Childrens Theatre - Waiting for curtain to open on "A Christmas Story".

    McT Inc-Missoula Childrens Theatre

    3.5(2 reviews)
    34.4 mi
    $$

    This is a beautiful, engaging, tasteful and inspiring building. Just the lobby(ies) are so nice…read moreand relaxing. We waited for the show to start on the balcony lobby. The wait was a pleasant experience. Obviously, the shows change and since this was the first time we have been here I can only speak for that show and experience. Superb!! The production was "Sound of Music" and it was flawlessly performed. The company obviously has a passion for what they do. The orchestra was moving and at the same time unobtrusive, perfectly lending itself to the storyline and musical portions. Staff was friendly and profession. The refreshments looks delicious, but unfortunately dinner was too close and we weren't hungry. We will definitely be back as opportunity provides us an excuse. :-) NOTE on the production: If you haven't seen "Sound of Music" then you owe it to yourself. What a story of love, patriotism and moral courage! The characters were all convincing in their roles and the main characters had you captivated.

    I believe in this program as a whole, but they do discriminate against handicapped children that…read morecan't speak properly. My grandson has tried out for parts with their groups that travel to the schools to perform. He has Apraxia of speech. This is a disconnect between the brain and the muscles of his mouth. He could be given a non speaking part or one that doesn't speak much but they refuse to give him the chance. He has tried out for three years and this last time which was just last week, he cried his little heart out. He said that they think he is stupid because he can't speak right. It is heart breaking for us and for him. He could learn the part in sign language and have it interpreted for the show. It is just not fair!!!

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    Windmill Village Bakery - One of the famous doughnuts - they're huge!

    Windmill Village Bakery

    4.8(41 reviews)
    7.2 mi
    $

    This Bakery, located on US Highway 93 in an area where you get little cell phone reception is a…read morehidden gem! The quality of the backed goods and service received here is beyond what you would expect from a bakery. A pretty outside patio facing the hills behind them and with a cure little pond makes having a cup of coffee with your baked treat a nice treat. First things first. The Donuts! Oh my, the size of 2 regular donuts stacked together and 4 times as tasty! The dough soft and chewy like that of angel food cake or another spongy dough. Get them warm and while they're available as I've gone in and had to wait as someone ordered 2 dozen followed by a 4 dozen order! Yes they're that good. The Huckleberry Turnover have a buttery crust that reminds my girl and me off a Danish butter cookie but with a house made Huckleberry filling. The Sticky Buns, oh my..... Eat one if you date but be warned when the pecans, caramel and dough touch your lips your new addiction has just been round... Only have managed to have it once and I'm saddened that it will be at least a year before I'll have another one again. The Huckleberry Muffins are soft and rich with huckleberries. Could use a bit more sugar but ask if they will coat it in the donut glaze and problem solved. David and Nancy are just sweethearts and are more than happy to share their joy (Nancy is the baker) with anyone willing to pull up a chair and enjoy some goodness. Remember, "It takes a village to raise a donut!"

    Worth the drive. I will say that again: they are worth the drive. They are worth getting up early…read moreto insure you get a donut. Trust me. They make these glorious donuts fresh to order while you wait. They will have your tastebuds dancing with delight while you contemplate if your stomach will hold a 2nd donut. Usually the answer is no... but I will happily suffer that sick full feeling BECAUSE they are just worth it.

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