Country music, a movie under the stars, and a chance to help Montana families—all in one evening. Music, Memories & Montana Nights is coming to Manhattan on Friday, September 18, with country artist Jay Allen taking the stage.
Here’s what you need to know:
- The music: Allen will bring his songs and personal story to The Pasture Drive In for an evening that connects entertainment with Alzheimer’s awareness.
- The inspiration: Allen’s mother, Sherry, was diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer’s. He wrote “Blank Stares” about their journey, and his music has become part of his advocacy for awareness and support for caregivers.
- The movie: After the concert, settle in for a special showing of The Notebook under the Montana night sky. Bring someone you love and enjoy an evening together.
- The location: The Pasture Drive In, 360 Little Camp Creek Way, Manhattan, Montana.
- The details: Friday, September 18, beginning at 4 p.m. Tickets are $35 per person.
- The cause: The event supports the Montana Gerontology Foundation and its work helping Montana seniors and caregivers.
Make plans for a Gallatin Valley night filled with music, memories, and community spirit—all supporting families right here in Montana. All the proceeds go to benefit the Montana Gerontology Foundation, supporting againg adults throughout Montana in their time of need for caregiving, end of life care, transportation, and special circumstances.
Interview with Jay Allen on the KSKY Morning Show with Dave Wooten
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