Saturday, January 23 // 7:30 PM //
Free, with suggested donation through Givebutter

Chris Sand (AKA “Sandman The Rappin’ Cowboy”) has traversed the blue highways and gravel backroads of the USA for over two decades, performing his unique blend of folk, punk, hip hop, and cowboy music in basements, living rooms, barns, performance halls, and dive bars along the way. Dubbed by Punk Planet in 2003 as “our Troubadour for the 21st Century,” Sand continues his ride with a couple new albums scheduled for release in 2021. Performing now with Ian Smith and Grace Decker, Sand has found true musical siblings in arms; their shows crystallize into a lyrical scrapbook of life lived in the flow of creativity under the great shadow of American discontent. Across frozen ground and disappearing daylight, humor, hope, and grit abide.

Chris Sand (Sandman the Rappin’ Cowboy) with Ian Smith and Grace Decker is the eighteenth performance in our series — 'Social Distance Sessions' — a live-stream production partnership between the ZACC and Missoula's Community Media Resource (MCAT). Shows will be streamed to the ZACC's Facebook and YouTube, and to MCAT's cable channel and Local Live website. Home audience members are asked to donate to the show's Givebutter 'virtual tip jar' if able.

Visit zootownarts.org or the Facebook event for more information.







ZACC also offers lots of amazing ADULT EDUCATION classes! There are always new, challenging, and interesting art classes offered for adults at the ZACC. Thanks to our instructors and volunteers, we’re able to host an awesome variety of classes in a wide and ever expanding range of mediums. As our mission states, we want to make sure that everyone has access to arts experiences - thus we offer scholarships for individuals who need assistance with the costs for enrolling in classes. Visit zootownarts.org for more info on adult ed classes!