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The Wilma

Arts & CultureDowntown

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Built along the Clark Fork River in 1921 by showman Billy Simons, this eight-story Tudor-style landmark remains Missoula's premier live music venue. Underneath the ornate, historic ceiling, the theater hosts national touring bands, stand-up comedy, and independent film screenings behind its iconic glowing neon marquee.

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