Who: Member attorneys, non-member attorneys, and non-attorneys

Where: Public Safety Center, 901 N. Rouse

When: 12:00 p.m.-1:00 p.m.

Cost: $35.00

CLE credit: 1.0 general (anticipated)

Details: Join us for a CLE presented by Melanie D’Isidoro.  Guardianships and conservatorships are among the most important protections available to vulnerable Montanans, yet many practitioners may be unsure where to begin. This CLE will offer attorneys a practical introduction to guardianship and conservatorship, including what each involves, how they differ, who may need one, and how they interact with an existing power of attorney. The presenter will also explain the difference between temporary and permanent appointments, including what can be obtained on an emergency basis and what follows a final hearing.

The presenter will walk through the process of filing for and obtaining a guardianship or conservatorship. This includes the petition, affidavits, physician’s report, visitor’s report, and supporting evidence; the roles of the parties, their counsel, healthcare providers, and the visitor; and what must be proven at the hearing, who needs to attend, and the testimony required. The program will close with a discussion of common ethical pitfalls in this area of practice. Attendees will leave with a clear roadmap for handling a guardianship or conservatorship from start to finish. This CLE is well suited for attorneys who are new to this area or who may encounter it in family law, elder law, or general practice, as well as those simply looking to build foundational knowledge.

This event is paperless. Any handouts will be provided before or after the event by email. Virtual attendance is available; once registered you may attend through the access link that will appear prior to the event below (only those registered will be admitted). Lunch from Mavens Market (subject to change) is included for those attending in person.  Please indicate on the form if you would like a vegetarian option. Feel free to stick around for 15 minutes afterward to network and mingle with attendees and chat with the presenter. Register at the link below. We look forward to seeing you there.

Who: Members, staff, and families

Where: Story Mill Park, 698 Bridger Dr.

When: 5:00 p.m.-7:30 p.m.

Cost: Free for members

Details: Relax, mix, and mingle with your fellow GCBA members, support staff, and your families. BBQ foods, sides, and alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages provided. We’ll gather under the pavilion and the park will be available for families.

Who: Any member of the legal community, including member-attorneys, non-member attorneys, family members or friends, support staff, judicial staff

Where: Bridger Creek Golf Course, 2710 McIlhattan Rd.

Start time: 9:00 a.m., with staggering tee times every 10 minutes

Cost: $115.00 per player, which includes 18 holes, a cart, prizes/payouts, and lunch provided

Details: Join us for GCBA’s annual Golf Social Networking Event. This event is a great chance to unwind, connect with colleagues outside the courtroom or office, and build relationships across the legal community in a relaxed, social setting. This event is open to all, so bring along whoever you'd like for a fun day on the course. Registration is $115.00 per player and includes 18 holes, a cart, lunch from Fink's Delicatessen, and prizes and payouts. Feel free to sign up as a full foursome, solo, or anything in between; we'll help pair you with a team if needed. Spots are limited. Register at the link below.

Who: Open to the public

Where: MSU Gaines Hall

When: 6:30 p.m.-9:00 p.m.

Cost: Free

Details: Join us for a Candidate Forum featuring two important races on this year's ballot: Montana Supreme Court Associate Justice and Gallatin County Attorney. Montana Supreme Court Associate Justice candidates Amy Eddy and Dan Wilson and Gallatin County Attorney candidates Audrey Cromwell and Jordan Salo have been invited to attend and speak. Moderated by Missy O’Malley, the evening will feature a series of questions posed to the candidates, giving attendees the chance to get to know their positions, philosophies, and views on the issues shaping our state, our courts, and our community.

From a statewide seat on the Montana Supreme Court to the local Gallatin County Attorney’s Office, these races carry significant weight for the legal profession and our community, and this forum offers a rare chance to hear directly from the candidates in one setting. This event is open to the public and no registration is required. We and our co-host, MSU Prelaw Club, look forward to seeing you there.

Who: Member attorneys, non-member attorneys, and non-attorneys

Where: Public Safety Center, 901 N. Rouse

When: 12:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m.

Cost: $50.00

CLE credit: 2.0 general (anticipated)

Details: Join us for a CLE presented by Zach Coccoli and Anna Kecskés, agency legal counsel for the Montana Department of Agriculture.  Agriculture remains Montana’s leading industry, yet many practitioners have limited exposure to the Montana Department of Agriculture, its regulatory authority, and the range of services and programs it administers. This CLE will offer attorneys a practical, broad-based introduction to the Department’s role in supporting the state’s agricultural economy, including its core functions, key programs, and how it interacts with producers, agribusinesses, and the broader legal community.

In the second half of the program, presenters will focus on the legal landscape currently shaping Montana agriculture, addressing the major issues, trends, and challenges practitioners are likely to encounter in their work with agricultural clients. Attendees will leave with a clearer understanding of both the regulatory framework and the emerging legal issues affecting this critical sector of Montana’s economy. This CLE is well suited for attorneys who advise agricultural clients, as well as those simply looking to build foundational knowledge of a state agency central to Montana’s economic and legal landscape.

This event is paperless. Any handouts will be provided before or after the event by email. Virtual attendance is available; once registered you may attend through the access link that will appear prior to the event below (only those registered will be admitted). Lunch from Spitz Mediterranean Street Food (subject to change) is included for those attending in person.  Please indicate on the form if you would like a vegetarian option. Feel free to stick around for 15 minutes afterward to network and mingle with attendees and chat with the presenters.   Register at the link below. We look forward to seeing you there.

Who: Members only

Where: Public Safety Center, 901 N. Rouse

When: 12:00 p.m.-1:00 p.m.

Cost: Free for members

CLE credit: 0.5 ethics (anticipated)

Details: Join us for our 2025-2026 annual meeting and ethics CLE. Your GCBA Board will report on the state of the organization, agenda below. Following our annual meeting we will host a 0.5 ethics (anticipated) CLE of Ethics Trivia. This event will be a fun way to refresh your ethical knowledge while earning CLE credit and a chance to win prizes.

Annual Meeting Agenda:

1. Establish quorum

2. Approve past annual meeting minutes

3. President’s report

4. Treasurer’s report

5. Membership open discussion

6. Adjourn

This event is paperless. Any handouts will be provided before or after the event by email. Virtual attendance is available for the meeting portion only; members may attend through the access link that will appear prior to the event below (only members will be admitted). Lunch is included for those attending in person, and CLE credit will also be provided for those attending in person. We look forward to seeing you there.

Who: Members and judicial guests invited by GCBA

Where: City Vineyard, 2825 W. Main

When: 5:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.

Cost: Free for members

Details: Relax, mix, and mingle with your fellow GCBA members and judicial guests invited by GCBA. Catered heavy appetizers and alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages provided. RSVP required. Members and invited judicial guests can RSVP at the link below.

Who: Member attorneys, non-member attorneys, and non-attorneys

Where: Public Safety Center, 901 N. Rouse

When: 12:30 p.m.-2:00 p.m.

Cost: $40.00

CLE credit: 1.5 general (approved)

Details: Join us for a CLE presented by University of Montana School of Law Professor Paul Kirgis.  This CLE will address the rise of artificial intelligence and creation of a number of difficult evidentiary issues. AI can generate highly realistic text, video, and audio, creating risks that parties will offer fabricated and misleading evidence, or alternatively, argue that no evidence can be trusted. Traditional rules of authentication, which broadly delegate determinations of authenticity to the jury, may be insufficient to protect the truth-seeking process from these risks. At the same time, AI is capable of sophisticated research and analysis comparable to human experts, raising questions about whether existing standards for assessing expert testimony apply to AI “expertise.” This session addresses those issues, considering existing Montana law and proposals from both the Advisory Committee to the Federal Rules of Evidence and the Montana Evidence Commission to address AI in the courtroom.

This event is paperless. Any handouts will be provided before or after the event by email. Virtual attendance is available; once registered you may attend through the access link that will appear prior to the event below (only those registered will be admitted). Lunch from Fink’s Delicatessen (subject to change) is included for those attending in person.  Please indicate on the form if you would like a vegetarian option. Feel free to stick around for 15 minutes afterward to network and mingle with attendees and chat with the presenter.   Register at the link below. We look forward to seeing you there.

Who: Members only

Where: Hachi Sushi Pub, 730 Boardwalk Ave. (in the Market building)

When: 5:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m.

Cost: Free for members (first $100 hosted by GCBA)

Details: Relax, mix, and mingle with your fellow GCBA members. RSVP highly encouraged. Members RSVP at the link below.

Who: Open to the public

Where: Gallatin Co. Courthouse (old courthouse), 311 W. Main

When: 4:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m.

Cost: Free

Details: 74th Annual Declamation Contest for Rural Schools. This event is sponsored by GCBA in conjunction with the Gallatin Co. Superintendent of Schools. It consists of an essay or oral presentation competition for students in grades 6-8 attending rural schools in Gallatin Co.

THEME: Which reformer or activist from American history would be most effective leading change today?

RULES:

Declamation Options: Each contestant must select an option to enter. Contestants may participate in only one option in a given year. Entries must be the student’s original, previously unused work.

Option 1: Oral Presentation

An originally composed and recited 3- to 5-minute memorized speech.

Option 2: Written Presentation

An originally composed essay written at school under the direct supervision of a teacher.

Oral Presentation rules: Contestants prepare and present a speech on the theme that is entirely memorized. If necessary, a student may be prompted; prompts will count against the final score. The time for each speaker shall not be less than three minutes or more than five minutes in length. MORE or LESS time than allowed will disqualify the speaker. Each school may enter four contestants for participation in the oral declamation. All oral declamations will be presented and judged on the day of the contest.

Written Presentation rules: Contestants write on the theme for up to ninety minutes under the direct supervision of a teacher. The time may be split into two sessions; however, the essay must be completed in one day. It is the coordinating teacher’s responsibility to assure that these rules are followed, and the integrity of the contest is upheld. If the time is split, the teacher must retain possession of all entries and notes during the break. The paper is limited to 600 words. Essays longer than 600 words shall be disqualified. A bibliography must be included as the last page and does not count toward 600 words. Contestants must have done all research prior to the day selected for writing. The only documents the student is allowed to access during the 90-minute writing period are as follows: Direct quotes with citations. A simple hand-written outline. The teacher must verify that the student’s outline is not the actual essay, but a true outline. Notes containing facts necessary for essay completion. The only writing tools permitted for use during the 90-minute writing time are as follows: Handwritten essay—pencil and paper, dictionary; Computer or word processor essays—the student may use the spell/grammar check option; the teacher must verify that the student is using only the word processing program. Access to the internet, memory sticks, or previously saved work is not permitted and shall disqualify the student. Google Docs citation tool may be used (with knowledge of source before writing). The printing of the essay is not included in the ninety minutes. Each school may enter four contestants for participation in the written declamation.

PRIZES:

The first-place finalists will receive a trophy and either $500.00 cash (oral) or $400.00 cash (written). The second-place finalists will receive a trophy and either $350.00 cash (oral) or $250.00 cash (written). The third-place finalists each receive a trophy and either $200.00 cash (oral) or $100.00 cash (written).

Who: Member attorneys, non-member attorneys, and non-attorneys

Where: Inspiration Hall, Norm Asbjornson Hall

When: 12:15 p.m.-1:30 p.m.

Cost: $25.00

Details: Join us for a a luncheon with the Montana Supreme Court Justices, Eighteenth Judicial District Court Judges, Attorneys, and Montana State University Students to celebrate 2026 Law Day. This unique experience will allow you to meet colleagues, members of the judiciary, and aspiring attorneys. Don’t miss out.

Register at the link below. We look forward to seeing you there.

Who: Open to the public

Where: MSU Strand Union Building

When: 10:00 a.m.-11:30 a.m.

Cost: Free

CLE credit: 1.50 general (approved)

Details: Join us for oral argument before the Montana Supreme Court of State v. Hubber, DA-24-0386. CLE credit is received by attendance at oral argument. Those seeking CLE credit must check in at the beginning of oral argument. The case information is as follows:

Case Background

Jay Steven Hubber, a bail bondsman, appeals his convictions for deliberate homicide by accountability and aggravated burglary. The charges arose after Hubber and Nicholas Jaeger entered William Harris's home to arrest David Sandoval, for whom Hubber had posted bond. During the confrontation, Jaeger shot and killed Harris, the homeowner.

Issues on Appeal

Jury Instructions on Mental States

Hubber contends that the district court gave incorrect jury instructions defining "purposely" and "knowingly," which unconstitutionally lowered the State's burden of proof. The court instructed jurors that a person acts "purposely" when engaging in certain conduct, rather than when intending to cause a specific result. For deliberate homicide by accountability, Hubber argues the State must prove he had the conscious object to cause Harris's death, not merely to engage in conduct that led to that outcome. The State responds that the instructions, when read together with the elements of the offenses, adequately conveyed the required findings and any error was harmless.

Sufficiency of Evidence

Hubber argues insufficient evidence supports his conviction for deliberate homicide by accountability because the State failed to prove he and Jaeger agreed to commit deliberate homicide or that Hubber acted with the purpose to facilitate Harris's death. The State counters that substantial evidence showed Hubber brought weapons and Jaeger to the home, initiated the violent confrontation, threatened to shoot Harris, and provided Jaeger with the gun used in the shooting.

Bondsman's Privilege

Hubber asserts that the district court violated his right to present a defense by refusing to instruct the jury that Montana law recognizes a bondsman's privilege to enter premises to arrest principals who have skipped bail. He argues Montana statutes and common law authorize such entries, and his contract with Sandoval, which listed Harris's address, gave him authority to be there. The State maintains that while bondsmen may arrest principals under certain circumstances, Montana law does not permit them to enter third parties' homes without consent, as such authority would violate constitutional privacy protections and exceed even law enforcement's powers.

Who: Members only

Where: Hachi Sushi Pub, 730 Boardwalk Ave. (in the Market building)

When: 5:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m.

Cost: Free for members (first $100 hosted by GCBA)

Details: Relax, mix, and mingle with your fellow GCBA members. RSVP highly encouraged. Members RSVP at the link below.

Who: Member attorneys, non-member attorneys, and non-attorneys

Where: Public Safety Center, 901 N. Rouse

When: 12:00 p.m.-1:30 p.m.

Cost: $40.00

CLE credit: 1.5 ethics (approved)

Details: Join us for a CLE presented by Henry Charpentier and Montana Legal Services Association.  This CLE will address the importance of maintaining competency when practicing in areas of law outside of an attorney’s typical billable work, ensuring that as attorneys practice widely, they also practice wisely. In addition to covering the applicable ethical rules, the presentation will address best practices for screening matters for complexity, identifying mentors, staying up-to-date on the latest research, and managing the case from start to finish. The CLE will finally touch on the importance of being able to say no, even to meaningful litigation, when the legal expectations are more than you can realistically offer (just because you can doesn’t mean you should).

The presentation will also include brief remarks from Ellie Tinsley, Pro Bono Coordinator at Montana Legal Services Association, and Hilary Shaw, Donor Engagement Specialist at Montana Legal Services Association. They will discuss practical and accessible ways attorneys can get involved in pro bono work, including opportunities that align with varying experience levels, time commitments, and practice areas.

This event is paperless. Any handouts will be provided before or after the event by email. Virtual attendance is available. Lunch from Bourbon BBQ (subject to change) is included for those attending in person.  Please indicate on the form if you would like a vegetarian option. Feel free to stick around for 15 minutes afterward to network and mingle with attendees and chat with the presenter.   Register at the link below. We look forward to seeing you there.

Who: Members only

Where: Hachi Sushi Pub, 730 Boardwalk Ave. (in the Market building)

When: 5:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m.

Cost: Free for members (first $100 hosted by GCBA)

Details: Relax, mix, and mingle with your fellow GCBA members. RSVP highly encouraged. Members RSVP at the link below.

Who: Member attorneys, non-member attorneys, and non-attorneys

Where: Public Safety Center, 901 N. Rouse

When: 12:00 p.m.-1:00 p.m.

Cost: $35.00

CLE credit: 1.0 general (approved)

Details: Join us for a CLE presented by Audrey Cromwell, Gallatin County Attorney, who will provide important updates related to practice with the Gallatin County Attorney’s Office.  This CLE will cover recent developments, office policies, and practical guidance for attorneys who regularly interact with the office in both criminal and civil matters.  Attendees will have the opportunity to hear directly from the County Attorney on changes that impact daily practice in Gallatin County courts and ask questions related to their practice with the office.

This event is paperless. Any handouts will be provided before or after the event by email. Virtual attendance is available. Lunch from Five on Black (subject to change) is included for those attending in person.  Please indicate on the form if you would like a vegetarian option. Feel free to stick around for 15 minutes afterward to network and mingle with attendees and chat with the presenter.   Register at the link below. We look forward to seeing you there.

Who: Members only

Where: Hachi Sushi Pub, 730 Boardwalk Ave. (in the Market building)

When: 5:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m.

Cost: Free for members (first $100 hosted by GCBA)

Details: Relax, mix, and mingle with your fellow GCBA members. RSVP highly encouraged. Members RSVP at the link below.

Who: Member attorneys, non-member attorneys, and non-attorneys

Where: Public Safety Center, 901 N. Rouse

When: 12:00 p.m.-1:00 p.m.

Cost: $35.00

CLE credit: 1.0 general (approved)

Details: Join attorney and licensed real estate broker Katharine Hamilton for an overview of the Bozeman real estate market. This CLE will cover key market trends, consumer behavior, and recent industry developments relevant to Montana attorneys. Katharine will highlight laws and regulations impacting agent representation, contract negotiations, and other legal considerations in real estate transactions. Attendees will gain practical insights to help clients navigate the legal and transactional challenges of today’s market and specific information relevant to buying and selling homes in the area.

This event is paperless. Any handouts will be provided before or after the event by email. Virtual attendance is available. Lunch from Mavens Market (subject to change) is included for those attending in person.  Please indicate on the form if you would like a vegetarian option. Feel free to stick around for 15 minutes afterward to network and mingle with attendees and chat with the presenter.   Register at the link below. We look forward to seeing you there.

Who: Members, judicial guests invited by GCBA, non-members with registration

Where: Ponderosa Social Club, 515 W. Aspen

When: 5:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.

Cost: Free for members, non-members $15.00

Details: Relax, mix, and mingle with your fellow GCBA members and judicial guests invited by GCBA. Catered heavy appetizers and alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages provided. RSVP or registration required. Members and invited judicial guests may RSVP at the link below. Non-members may attend by paid registration. Non-members include spouses, support staff, non-member attorneys, etc.

Who: Members

Where: Alexander Blewett III School of Law, University of Montana, Law School Atrium, 32 Campus Drive

When: 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

Cost: Free for members

Details: Join us at a tailgate for the 124th Brawl of the Wild cohosted by GCBA, Western Montana Bar Association (WMBA), and Yellowstone Area Bar Association (YABA) and relax, support your team, mix, and mingle with attorneys from all over Montana. Catered breakfast items and alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages provided. No RSVP required.

Who: Member attorneys, non-member attorneys, and non-attorneys

Where: Public Safety Center, 901 N. Rouse

When: 12:00 p.m.-1:30 p.m.

Cost: $40.00

CLE credit: 1.5 general (approved)

Details: Join us for a CLE presented by Hon. Chief Justice Cory Swanson and court administrator Dave McAlpin who will provide an update on Montana Supreme Court practice and procedure.  This CLE will highlight information relevant to those who practice before the Montana Supreme Court and general judicial branch information relevant for all practicing Montana attorneys.  Attendees will gain practical insight and have the opportunity to ask questions related to their practice of law in Montana.

This event is paperless. Any handouts will be provided before or after the event by email. Virtual attendance is available. Lunch from Pho Saigon (subject to change) is included for those attending in person.  Please indicate on the form if you would like a vegetarian option. Feel free to stick around for 15 minutes afterward to network and mingle with attendees and chat with the presenter.   Register at the link below. We look forward to seeing you there.

Who: Members only

Where: La Brasserie, 31 S. Willson Ave.

When: 5:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m.

Cost: Free for members (first $100 hosted by GCBA)

Details: Relax, mix, and mingle with your fellow GCBA members. RSVP highly encouraged. Members RSVP at the link below.

Who: Attorneys

Where: Gallatin County Justice Center, Jury Assembly Room, 515 S. 16th Ave.

When: 8:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m.

Cost: Free

Details: Meet judges and staff of the Eighteenth Judicial District Court and Gallatin County Justice Court and fellow attorneys. Coffee, juice, and pastries provided. RSVP required. Members RSVP at the link below.

Who: Member attorneys, non-member attorneys, and non-attorneys

Where: Public Safety Center, 901 N. Rouse

When: 12:00 p.m.-1:00 p.m.

Cost: $35.00

CLE credit: 1.0 general (approved)

Details: Join us for a CLE focused on advising Montana small businesses on compliance with state and federal leave and accommodation laws presented by Lana Steven. Lana will discuss the interplay between federal statutes—such as the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act (PWFA)—and Montana’s distinct legal landscape such as Montana’s maternity leave law and state-specific accommodation laws. Attendees will gain practical strategies for helping small business clients navigate these laws, respond to employee requests, and minimize legal exposure.

This event is paperless. Any handouts will be provided before or after the event by email. Virtual attendance is available. Lunch from Spitz Mediterranean Street Food (subject to change) is included for those attending in person.  Please indicate on the form if you would like a vegetarian option. Feel free to stick around for 15 minutes afterward to network and mingle with attendees and chat with the presenter.   Register at the link below. We look forward to seeing you there.

Who: Members only

Where: La Brasserie, 31 S. Willson Ave.

When: 5:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m.

Cost: Free for members (first $100 hosted by GCBA)

Details: Relax, mix, and mingle with your fellow GCBA members. RSVP highly encouraged. Members RSVP at the link below.

Who: Any member of the legal community, including member-attorneys, non-member attorneys, family members or friends, support staff, judicial staff

Where: Bridger Creek Golf Course, 2710 McIlhattan Rd.

Start time: 9:30 a.m., with staggering tee times every 10 minutes

Cost: $110.00 per player, which includes 18 holes, a cart, prizes/payouts, and lunch provided

Details: Four-person scramble (rules and details provided at the event). We will organize teams for anyone who signs up with less than a full team (i.e., you can sign up as a four-person team, a solo, or anything in between). Register at the link below.

Who: Member attorneys, non-member attorneys, and non-attorneys

Where: Public Safety Center, 901 N. Rouse

When: 12:00 p.m.-1:00 p.m.

Cost: $35.00

CLE credit: 1.0 general (approved)

Details: Join us for a CLE on the intersection of federal Indian law and state water law presented by Sarah Crawford and Madeleine Weisz. The CLE will include the fundamentals of federal Indian law, including Indian law 101 and core tenets such as inherent tribal sovereignty, the federal government's trust responsibility toward federally recognized tribes, tribal jurisdiction, and tribal treaty rights, as well as the legal framework as it pertains to tribal water rights.  It will also include how federal reserved water rights, including tribal water rights, are incorporated into the state's water adjudication, and an overview of key cases establishing the Reserved Water Rights Doctrine; a history of the statutorily created Montana Reserved Water Rights Compact Commission and its role in the adjudication; and an update on the pending litigation before the Water Court in the CSKT-United States-Montana Compact.

This event is paperless. Any handouts will be provided before or after the event by email. Virtual attendance is available. Lunch from Fink’s Delicatessen (subject to change) is included for those attending in person.  Please indicate on the form if you would like a vegetarian option. Feel free to stick around for 15 minutes afterward to network and mingle with attendees and chat with the presenters.   Register at the link below. We look forward to seeing you there.

Who: Members only

Where: City Vineyard, 2825 W. Main

When: 5:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m.

Cost: Free for members (first $100 hosted by GCBA)

Details: Relax, mix, and mingle with your fellow GCBA members. RSVP highly encouraged. Members RSVP at the link below.

Who: Members only

Where: Public Safety Center, 901 N. Rouse

When: 12:00 p.m.-1:00 p.m.

Cost: Free for members

CLE credit: 0.50 ethics (approved)

Details: GCBA's 2025 annual meeting and CLE in the Chuck Winn Community Room.  This event is for members only and includes a free 30 minute ethics CLE (approved credit).  The CLE is presented by Thomas Karem called "The Warrior's Breath: Bridling the Sympathetic Nervous System."  Thomas explains mindfulness techniques to enhance your life and practice of law.  Then we will conduct our annual meeting.  Snacks and beverages will be provided.  Registration is not required, attendance will be taken at the event, and there is no option for virtual attendance.  We look forward to seeing you there.

Who: Members only

Where: City Vineyard, 2825 W. Main

When: 5:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.

Cost: Free for members

Details: Relax, mix, and mingle with your fellow GCBA members and judicial guests invited by GCBA. Catered appetizers and alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages provided. Members RSVP at the link below.