June

Montana Cowboy Hall of Fame 2015 Inductee The first Montana Cowboy Poetry Gathering was held in Big Timber, Montana in 1986, organized by poet and author Gwen Petersen. It has continued to thrive [...]

Story and photos by Erika Haight Some angels have wings, and play harps – others stomp around this Earth in 16” customized ostrich skin boots, advocating for human compassion. Although my first [...]

By Hope Good Wolf Point has always embodied the untamed and free- spirited nature of the West. Its first non-indigenous settlers were fur trappers and traders—and, in fact, it is believed the [...]

Story and photos by Erika Haight The 150th Anniversary of the Battle of the Little Big Horn and the events leading up it to did not disappoint. Nineteen tribes participated in long distance [...]

Montana Cowboy Hall of Fame 2015 Inductee From childhood, Jay Contway created art. He sculpted in Beaver Creek mud as a child, painted in watercolor and oil and drew in pen and ink. But it was [...]

By Suzanne Waring David Mahalic, superintendent of Glacier National Park from 1994-1999, wrote, “As with many artists, I am aware of light. The incredible morning light of Glacier that casts [...]

Montana Cowboy Hall of Fame 2008 Inductee Charles Marion Russell, known to most as Charlie Russell, remains one of the most beloved and influential Western artists in American history. Born in [...]

Black cowboys formed the backbone of the 19th-century cattle industry, making up roughly one in four cowhands on the open range. Many African American fur traders and ranch hands worked the [...]

If you are looking for different diverse rewarding rounds of golf this summer, the spectacular small-town settings in Montana offer many different fun adventures with majestic views which can be [...]

By Hayley Young The Children’s Museum of Northeast Montana is nestled away in downtown Glasgow. The museum recently celebrated twenty years of creating an enriching, educational and enjoyable [...]