June

“Uff dah” isn’t in the dictionary, but everybody knows it. It’s the phrase you use when you’re startled half to death. It’s when you melt into bed after a long, hard day. It’s when your favorite [...]

Theater lovers and theatre lovers can all agree: Montana is a great state to take in a show. Enjoy a film, concert, or play at one of these historic locations! The Hi-Line Illuminating Main [...]

Downtown Great Falls August 12-19 Art is not a luxury; it is vital to a community’s growth. Studies show that the presence of street art (murals, etc.) yields a multitude of benefits, from [...]

Montana Folk Festival July 8-10, Butte Buffalo Kite Festival July 9-10, Ulm CMR Stampede July 15-17, Stanford Arts in the Park July 15-17, Kalispell Art in Washoe Park July 15-17, Anaconda Copper [...]

Courtesy of Visit Great Falls and the C.M. Russell Museum For the Plains Indians of Montana, the buffalo was more than a food source; it was sacred. Many since have come to regard the animal as [...]

Video didn’t kill the radio star; it helped it burn brighter. Tools like Facebook Live and Instagram allow radio networks to supplement their programming, expanding and enhancing the news and [...]

Great Falls has long been known for its Western Art Week each March, a multi-day celebration of art and culture that transforms Charlie Russell’s hometown into one of the world’s most lucrative [...]

For more than fifty years, Western Art Week has drawn artists and art enthusiasts to the city of Great Falls each March. COVID-19 changed that. Like everything else in 2020, plans for Western Art [...]

Any given Tuesday is a reason to celebrate in Lewistown. Traffic is heavier. Sales increase at shops and restaurants. The community rolls out the welcome mat for its cherished guests—cattle and [...]

By Hayley Young Ranchers and farmers across the Great West spend their time caring for and working their land—the land that feeds their livestock and fills their grain bins each year; the same [...]