The Jewel of the Prairie

Standing majestically atop the rolling prairies of Eastern Montana, the Fort Peck Theatre is one of the states most magnificent treasures. Originally built in 1934 as only a temporary structure, [...]

Following MT Barley From Grain To Glass

By Lori Wickett, Montana Wheat & Barley Committee Stop at any town across Montana and whether there are stop lights, or no lights at all, you’re likely to find a watering hole – or pit stop – [...]

Montana 406 Rifle Hui Hui

By Zoe Rose What started out as a bumpy flight eight years ago, has ended in a smooth takeoff for Hawaii-born Kimo Klawai’a and his Montana-born wife AJ, who, at the time were both working for [...]

East West Shrine Game

By Zoe Rose No matter which team prevails in the78th annual Montana East-West Shrine football game, it’s a win-win for every participant, Montana community and the thousands of children who have [...]

Bear Gulch Pictographs

Bear Gulch Pictographs In a 100-foot-deep limestone canyon, visitors of the Bear Gulch Pictographs can take in the wonder of approximately 3,000 Plains Indian drawings. Macie Lundin-Ahlgren, [...]

The Birds Nest

As a 16-year-old in La Porte, Indiana, Birdi Kribs dreamed of having a store full of imaginative and creative treasures. Years later, after moving to Montana in 2003 to be near her daughter, [...]

Fort Benton to Havre

Fort Benton Museums & Heritage Complex This includes: The Old Fort Benton, The Museum of the Upper Missouri, The State of Montana’s Museum of the Northern Great Plains, Homestead Village, [...]

North Central

Cut Bank One of Montana’s most popular roadside attractions, Cut Bank’s 27-foot-tall penguin proudly welcomes visitors to “The Coldest Spot in the Nation.” This is in reference to February 1, [...]

Stanford to Lewistown

Stanford The Judith Basin County Museum depicts the rich history of the county which saw the transition from open range cattle ranching to sheep-herding and the coming of the homesteaders. The [...]