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By Hayley Young The East West Shrine Game is celebrating its 75th competition! This football game of East meets West has been played annually since 1947. If you’re doing the calculations, that is [...]

Giant Springs State Park With more than 300,000 visitors each year, Giant Springs State Park is the most visited state park in Montana. Giant Springs was discovered by the Lewis and Clark [...]

June Living History Day Havre June 4 Wadsworth Park Kids Fishing Day Great Falls June 4 ATV Poker Run Townsend June 4 Buzzard Day Glendive June 11 Shelby Kite Festival Shelby June 11 Dirty Shame [...]

PRCA June Little Belt Cowboys Rodeo June 18-19, Belt Little Big Horn Stampede June 25-26, Hardin American Legion PRCA Rodeo June 26, Augusta Dawson County Fair & Rodeo June 29-30, Glendive [...]

The Silos Townsend’s 42-foot-tall twin red brick silos have been a community landmark for more than a century. Recent efforts have been taken to preserve the historic structures, which serve as a [...]

by Elizabeth Guheen When Charles Bair arrived in Montana in 1883, he had been preceded by almost one hundred years of history that had irrevocably shaped the West he would find and settle in. He [...]

Sometimes we forget how blessed we are in Montana. Not every state has its own Glacier or Yellowstone. Few states can compete with the abundance of wildlife here or rival our picturesque scenery. [...]

Fort Benton carries with it all the history and charm that you’d expect from Montana’s birthplace. Four museums walk visitors through the town’s timeline, from the dawn of the First Peoples to [...]

Wilsall Main Street Charm With the Crazy Mountains as Wilsall’s backdrop, the town can’t help but be enchanting. Several historic buildings have been repurposed into charming new businesses and [...]

Last Chance Train Tour In 1864, four prospectors struck the second biggest placer gold deposit in Montana, producing some $19 million worth of gold in just four years. In no time, Last Chance [...]