Abby Webster to headline Give Big Gallatin Valley closing party May 1

- Abby Webster & Her Imaginary Band are set to close Give Big Gallatin Valley tonight, May 1, at Tinworks at Rialto in downtown Bozeman. (tinworksart.org) - Doors open at 7 p.m., music starts at 8, Lena Marie Schiffer opens, and tickets run $20 in advance or $25 at the door. (tinworksart.org) - The show caps a 24-hour countywide fundraiser aiming to raise $3 million for 266 local nonprofits before giving closes at 6 p.m. (givebiggv.org)

Give Big Gallatin Valley is basically Bozeman’s annual sprint of civic generosity — one concentrated 24-hour push to get money moving to local non(tinworksart.org) with Abby Webster & Her Imaginary Band headlining at Tinworks at Rialto in downtown Bozeman. Doors open at 7 p.m. on Friday, May 1, and the music starts at 8. Lena Marie Schiffer opens the night. (tinworksart.org) ### What is happening tonight? Tinworks is hosting the (givebiggv.org)works at Rialto, 10 W. Main St. in Bozeman. The event is framed as the capstone to the community’s giving day — a way to mark the end of the campaign with a concert instead of just a countdown clock. Abby Webster is the main draw, but the full bill includes opener Lena Marie Schiffer before Webster’s band takes over. (tinworksart.org) ### Who is Abby Webster here? Abb(tinworksart.org)ers. Tinworks is not bringing in a random touring act just to fill a room — it is using a regional artist with a real foothold in southwest Montana. Event materials describe Webster’s sound as moving between alt-country, folk, and bedroom pop, which tells you this is meant to feel intimate and homegrown, not like a giant festival blowout. (secure.qgiv.com) ###(tinworksart.org)It is a community campaign built by One Valley Community Foundation to get Gallatin County residents giving at the same time, with events, prizes, and matches helping keep momentum up through the 24-hour window. Tinworks has plugged itself into that energy with a two-night run of programming — a dance party on April 30 and this closing concert on May 1. (tinworksart.org) ### How big is Give Big this year? Pretty big, even by(secure.qgiv.com)n for 266 nonprofits across Gallatin County, and the giving window runs from 6 p.m. on April 30 to 6 p.m. on May 1. One detail organizers are pushing hard this year: gifts made through the platform are advertised as 100% fee-free, so the full donation goes to the nonprofit a donor chooses. (givebiggv.org) ### What does the ticket actually support? This is not a pure benefit concert where every dollar goes straig(tinworksart.org)portion of each ticket supports Tinworks at Rialto’s ongoing programming in art, music, and community. So the event works on two levels — it celebrates the end of the countywide fundraiser, and it also helps sustain the venue and organizer behind the party. (secure.qgiv.com) ### What should someone know before going? The practical details are straightforward. D(givebiggv.org) Tickets are listed at $20 in advance and $25 at the door. The venue is Tinworks at Rialto, which event listings place at 10 W. Main St. in downtown Bozeman. (tinworksart.org) ### Why does this matter beyond one concert? Because Give Big works best when it feels social, not transactional. A giving day can be just another website and another donat(secure.qgiv.com)neighbors in one room, local musicians onstage, and a reminder that the nonprofits being funded are part of the same local culture scene. That is the whole pitch of this event. (bozemandailychronicle.com)41aa-9214-22b8ec0b0a46.html)) ### Bottom line Tonight’s Abby Webster show is the celebratory exhale after Gallatin Valley’s biggest annual giving push. If you are in Bozeman, the point is simple — donate by 6 p.m. if you want in on Give Big itself, then head to the Rialto if you want to watch the community close it out together. (tinworksart.org)

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