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by Amy Pearson According to a Publishers Weekly article in 2013, Montana has more bookstores per capita than any other state. It has also been noted that Montana has more breweries per capita [...]

by Amy Pearson Tianta Stevens remembers the first play she was cast in as a kid. She was playing Igor in a 4th grade production of Frankenstein when she got sick the morning of the performance [...]

by Tim Lee Great Falls Montana has always been known as the Western Art Capital of the World for its Western Art Week. But that is merely the tip of the iceberg for Great Falls when it comes to [...]

by Amy Pearson The Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art in Great Falls is presenting a special exhibition called IL MAESTRO! Works by Morton Levin: A Centennial Celebration, from June through [...]

September 29-October 1, 2023 Each year, thousands of people converge on the small lake community of Townsend for an autumn celebration unlike any other in the state. A gigantic sandpile is filled [...]

Visit Glasgow from the west and you’ll be met with a metal menagerie. It’s impossible to miss; a whole hillside of animal sculptures welcomes you to town. Less obvious is the animal attraction at [...]

By Amy Pearson One of Montana’s most stunning and accessible landscapes sits right along the banks of the Missouri River in Great Falls. In 1989, the River’s Edge Trail was just an idea, but ever [...]

By Tim Lee Mary Pyette is one of a kind – a Greek American, born and raised in Gildford, Montana now living in Chinook. She is a Gildford girl. “I am from Gildford, and I am going to shout it!” [...]

By Amy Pearson Brothers William and Charles Conrad started their foray in Montana business with a mercantile based out of Fort Benton. They had come west together from Virginia seeking new [...]

By Amy Pearson The charming community of Choteau, Montana has somehow managed to stay relatively quiet. With incredible access to public land for hiking or hunting along the Rocky Mountain Front, [...]