Slate of acts include community PechaKucha, Montana Ballet’s ‘The Nutcracker’
EBS STAFF
The Warren Miller Performing Arts Center has announced its fall 2026 season, an eight-show lineup that organizers say now rivals the venue’s winter programming in scope. The season is aimed at entertaining Big Sky’s year-round community during the quieter off-season months.
“WMPAC really is geared toward bringing arts experience to our year-round local community, and that’s never more true than in our growing fall season,” said executive director John Zirkle.
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This year’s lineup includes:
- Philip Daniel, Sept. 16—pianist blending classical piano with ambient electronics and visuals, presented in conjunction with the Lone Peak Film Festival
- PechaKucha, Sept. 27—a structured storytelling night featuring local and national presenters delivering rapid-fire, image-driven talks
- Jeki Yoo with Ellie K. Park, Oct. 18—family-friendly magic and sleight of hand from a performer known for appearances on “America’s Got Talent” and “Britain’s Got Talent”
- Luca Stricagnoli, Nov. 15—solo acoustic guitar performance from the International Guitar Night returning favorite
- “Her Gift, Her Creation,” Dec. 5—annual exhibition showcasing local female artists across genres
- Big Sky high school students present “Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical,” Dec. 10-11Montana Ballet’s “The Nutcracker,” Dec. 13—two matinee performances
Tickets and additional details are available at warrenmillerpac.org.
