July

by Amy Pearson One of the phrases I heard most often while interviewing a handful of musicians from Montana’s Hi-Line this summer is that there is a lot of talent out there. Peyton Cole, a young [...]

Story and photos by Tiffany Sweeney A late July evening, I sat in a cow pasture just outside of White Sulphur Springs, watching the sun set and pondering the path of my life. I was surrounded by [...]

by Amy Pearson One day the owner of The Fairfield Sun Times, Darryl Flowers was standing near the front of his building on Central Avenue looking at the blank walls in town when it occurred to [...]

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 [...]

By Brad Reynolds If you ask Montanans to define “Montana values,” the answers will deviate from one person to the next. Some folks will put freedom and sustainability at the top of that list. [...]

By Stacy Bronec “I’m fascinated by stories,” says Jesse Thompson, founder of Beyond the Fencelines. “I’ve always been drawn to stories, especially from the older generations and what we can learn [...]