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| 10/02/09-12/03/10 | First Friday Gallery Night Missoula 406-532-3240 First Friday Gallery Night features various art exhibition openings between 15 and 20 galleries and museums from local and national artists the first Friday of every month from 5:00pm to 8:00pm. Beautiful art, the opportunity to meet artists, complimentary appetizers and refreshments that creates a... | |
| 12/28/09-10/09/10 | University of Montana - Western Exploritas Yellowstone National Park 866-799-9140 Western Exploritas is a non-profit organization providing high-quality affordable, educational adventures for adults who are 55 and older at educational institutes around the world. Programs are offered all year. University of Montana-Western offers several different programs that include hiking p... | |
| 01/01/10-12/31/10 | Orphan Girl Theatre Butte 406-723-2300 The Orphan Girl Theatre, a professionally directed, youth-oriented community theatre, produces a season of at least five plays and musicals, offers educational workshops, and participates in events throughout the community. The season includes annually a young audience's production, a school touring... | |
| 01/01/10-12/31/10 | Interpretive Short Talks Great Falls 406-727-8733 Live Interpretive Programs will consist of daily 20-minute programs immediately following the Center's 30-minute introductory film.
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| 01/01/10-12/31/10 | Grandstreet Theatre Helena 406-442-4270 Grandstreet Theatre is the home of Montana's longest-running community theatre with over 30 years of continuous service. Using volunteers from an exceptionally talented population, Grandstreet also trains K-12 students through the nationally-known theatre school. Each year, 8 to 9 plays and musicals... | |
| 01/01/10-12/31/10 | Yellowstone Association Institute Yellowstone National Park 406-848-2400 What is the Yellowstone Association Institute?
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| 01/04/10-12/31/10 | Washoe Theater Anaconda 406-563-6161 This extravagant movie palace was built in 1936 with Art Deco furnishings, murals, and ornamentation in silver, copper and gold leaf. The Washoe, which was listed on the National Register of Historic Sites in 1982, was designed by architect B. Marcus Priteca an esteemed theater architect whose cred... | |
| 01/04/10-12/31/10 | Equinox Theatre Company Bozeman 406-587-0737 The Equinox Theatre Company is a professional theatre company located in Bozeman, Montana.
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| 01/04/10-12/31/10 | The Ellen Theatre Bozeman 406-585-5885 The Ellen Theatre, a marvelous tribute to those glorious playhouses of the early 1900s, will again illuminate its stage, celebrating the performing arts in the heart of downtown Bozeman. Once upon a timeless past, this lavishly decorated palace, designed by renowned architect Fred Willson, was a shi... | |
| 01/04/10-12/31/10 | Mother Lode Theater Butte 406-723-3602 Located in Historic Uptown Butte, one of the America's largest registered national historic landmark districts, the Mother Lode Theatre is Butte's showplace and place for shows. Built as the Temple Theatre in 1923, the Mother Lode has emerged, after a $3 million dollar renovation, as an opulent and ... | |
| 01/04/10-12/31/10 | Myrna Loy Center Helena 406-443-0287 The mission of the Myrna Loy Center is to present the arts, including media, performing, literary and visual, in an educational context, with challenging and culturally enriching programs that would not otherwise appear in the Helena area or in Montana.
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| 01/04/10-12/31/10 | Firehouse 5 Theatre Livingston 406-222-1420 Crazy Mountain Productions is a nonprofit arts organization that manages and operates the Firehouse 5 Theatre, a 180-seat live theatre in Livingston. CMP's mission is to strengthen community through participation in the performing arts. We accomplish this by utilizing a unique combination of profe... | |
| 01/04/10-12/31/10 | Missoula Children's Theatre (MCT, Inc) Missoula 406-728-1911 MCT, Inc. (Missoula Children's Theatre / MCT Community Theatre)
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| 01/04/10-12/31/10 | Wilma Theatre Missoula 406-728-2521 The Wilma Theatre is a Historical Landmark Theatre in downtown Missoula, Montana. It is significant not only for its architecture, but as a lasting monument to the spirit of people such as W.A. 'Billy' Simons and Edna Wilma who pioneered efforts to bring culture and live entertainment to a developi... | |
| 01/04/10-12/31/10 | Yellowstone IMAX Theatre West Yellowstone 888-854-5862 TheYellowstone IMAX Theatre boasts a 6-story high screen and 12 thousand watts of digital quality surround sound. The theatre is conveniently located beside the West Entrance of Yellowstone National Park and the Chamber of Commerce Visitor Center on 101 South Canyon. The theatre is open year round. ... | |
| 01/04/10-12/31/10 | Alpine Theatre Project Whitefish 406-862-7469 Founded by three Broadway veterans, David Ackroyed, Betsi Morrison and Luke Walrath, the Alpine Theatre Project (ATP) has become one of the most respected professional theatres in the Northwest United States. Its roster of world-renowned artists includes Olympia Dukakis, Dawn Didawick, John Lithgow... | |
| 01/04/10-12/31/10 | Whitefish Theatre Company Whitefish 406-862-5371 Whitefish Theatre Company brings the arts to the O'Shaughnessy Cultural Arts Center in downtown Whitefish. The Center operates year round, bringing theater, music, dance and film to the Flathead Valley. Please use our website for current production, dates and tickets.
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| 01/08/10-12/12/10 | 2010 Gun Shows Belt 406-277-4485 Gun shows are located throughout the state. Call to find location and individual dates or visit our website http://wcsofmt.com.... | |
| 01/16/10-12/18/10 | NRA Shooting Clinic Whitehall 406-287-2181 Fish Creek Gun Club offers NRA Shooting Clinics the third Saturday of each month.
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| 02/01/10-10/01/10 | First Fridays Stevensville Stevensville 406-777-3773 First Fridays Stevensville has a unique theme each month. February will be Sweetheart Specials. May will bring the Pie in the Big Sky Auction. With different activities at each First Fridays it is a must attend event. Check our website for more information.
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| 04/01/10-10/07/10 | Butte Phantom Gallery Art Walk Butte 406-920-2340 All dates are the first Friday of each month except July it is the second Thursday.
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| 04/17/10-10/16/10 | Kalispell Farmers Market Kalispell 406-752-3350 Farmers market provides a wonderful opportunity for area folks to showcase their products in a social and fun atmosphere while highlighting the flavor of the local area. Shoppers enjoy the freshness and taste of locally grown foods and the opportunity to personally interact with the farmer who grows... | |
| 04/24/10-12/18/10 | Helena Farmers Market Helena 406-438-0027 Helena Farmer's Market has become the Saturday morning event for the local community for over 37 years. Local farmers, crafters, food vendors and others bring their Montana-made products downtown for the local Helena community to see and purchase. Visitors to the Helena area experience the fine pr... | |
| 04/30/10-11/14/10 | Helena Institute - Learn to Live Weekends Helena 888-564-6609 Helena Offers Hands-on Learning Opportunities! Discover new passions or brush up on new techniques for old hobbies at the Helena Institute. Showcase Weekends are designed to show culture lovers, history buffs and outdoor enthusiasts how to learn to live and play the Helena Way. Courses offered by t... | |
| 05/01/10-10/09/10 | Bigfork Farmers Market Cooperative Bigfork 406-755-0650 Bigfork Farmers Market Cooperative provides a venue for local gardeners, ranchers, crafters, artists, bakers and cooks and greenhouses to sell and consumers to purchase locally grown, prepared, designed and manufactured items. All vendors are small business men and women from Bigfork and near by com... | |
| 05/01/10-04/30/11 | Alberta Bair Theater Billings 406-256-6052 In 1987, the Alberta Bair Theater became a reality. Created with a dream of bringing the excitement of the performing arts to the people of the Northern Rockies and to enhance the quality of life in Billings, the Alberta Bair Theater has added a very special dimension to our lives that cannot be sa... | |
| 05/01/10-10/09/10 | Hamilton Farmers Market Hamilton 406-961-0004 Hamilton Farmers Market in Hamilton offers locally grown organic produce, Montana fruit, locally baked goods and sandwiches and handmade arts and crafts. Now accepting SNAP(EBT) cards and credit card purchases.... | |
| 05/01/10-10/23/10 | Clark Fork River Farmers Market Missoula 406-396-0593 The Clark Fork River Market is a festive weekly market. The market offers a wide variety of local produce from western Montana farmers, ranchers and chefs. Products available include vegetables, fruits, mushrooms, honey, jams, salsa, sauces, nursery plants, cut flowers, fish, beef, poultry, bison,... | |
| 05/01/10-10/23/10 | Missoula Farmers Market Missoula 406-777-2636 Missoula Farmer's Market includes fresh local produce, baked goods and coffee provided by over 100 vendors in an outdoor setting. A cultural treat!
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| 05/01/10-10/16/10 | Missoula Saturday Market Missoula 406-830-3216 At Missoula Saturday Market, each summer, the city of Missoula closes a downtown street for a Saturday craft and food market run by local artisans. Enjoy traffic-free socializing, morning coffee and treats, local crafts, and interesting imports in historic downtown Missoula (within walking distance... | |
| 05/05/10-09/29/10 | Farmer's Market Eureka 406-889-4636 Eureka's Farmer's Market offers local produce, bedding plants, baked goods, arts and crafts every Saturday from 9:00am - 1:00pm. Buy direct from grower, artist or crafter and support our local economy!... | |
| 05/06/10-10/07/10 | Libby Farmers Market Libby 406-293-3996 Farmers market provides a wonderful opportunity for area folks to showcase their products in a social and fun atmosphere while highlighting the flavor of the local area. Shoppers enjoy the freshness and taste of locally grown foods and the opportunity to personally interact with the farmer who grows... | |
| 05/06/10-09/16/10 | Farmers Market Whitefish 406-862-3451 The Whitefish Farmers Market assembles every Thursday, May through September and offers an old-time Montana feel and fresh local produce and beautiful hand made crafts.... | |
| 05/06/10-10/28/10 | Whitefish Gallery Nights Whitefish 406-863-2787 Whitefish Gallery Nights is held the first Thursday of each month from May - October between 6:00pm and 9:00pm. Come experience the art of Whitefish. 14 galleries and shops stay open late exhibiting a wide variety of local and regional artists. Enjoy an all around wonderful evening on the town.... | |
| 05/07/10-10/15/10 | Polson Farmers Market Polson 406-883-3595 Polson Farmers' Market offers farm produce, flowers, bedding plants, wood crafts, woodworks, baked goods, jewelry, photography, soap products, etc. Montana's oldest long running market at the south foot of Flathead Lake.... | |
| 05/08/10-09/18/10 | Mission Valley Speedway Pablo 406-218-8077 The Mission Valley Speedway is Montana's longest, fastest asphalt track, which is a high bank 3/8 mile tri-oval. The track's uniqueness does not end with the fact that it is the only stock car racing facility located on an Indian reservation (Flathead Indian Reservation), but it is also the only cl... | |
| 05/14/10-09/04/10 | Bigfork Summer Playhouse Bigfork 406-837-4886 Considered one of the Northwest's finest repertory theatres, the Bigfork Summer Playhouse is located in a modern, air-conditioned theater that seats 450 people. The Broadway musicals presented Monday through Saturday feature some of the most outstanding young talent in the country.
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| 05/14/10-08/27/10 | Sunset Drive In Theatre Plentywood 406-765-1233 Sunset Drive In Theatre is an outdoor movie theatre, one of six left in Montana. Located in northeast Montana one mile east of Plentywood.... | |
| 05/15/10-10/30/10 | Miles City Farmers Market Miles City 406-234-1639 Farmers Market will begin on the first Saturday in May and continues every Saturday except during the Bucking Horse Sale weekend, third weekend in May and have it Friday and Saturday instead, until the last Saturday in October. Open from 8:00am until noon in Riverside Park, Farmers Market offers fr... | |
| 05/18/10-10/26/10 | Darby Farmers Market Darby 406-821-3753 Farmers market provides a wonderful opportunity for area folks to showcase their products in a social and fun atmosphere while highlighting the flavor of the local area. Shoppers enjoy the freshness and taste of locally grown foods and the opportunity to personally interact with the farmer who grows... | |
| 05/19/10-09/08/10 | Alive @ Five Helena 406-447-1535 Alive @ Five Summer Series
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| 05/21/10-09/10/10 | Rock the Block Laurel 406-628-8105 One Friday a month Laurel Alive sponsors Rock the Block in the Town Square. Laurel residences and visitors gather to enjoy a summer evening. Young and old are welcome.
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| 05/22/10-09/25/10 | Madison Farm to Fork Farmers Market Ennis 406-682-5328 Madison Farm to Fork Farmers Market opens the 3rd Saturday in May and runs every Saturday from 9:00am to 12noon, through the end of September. The market features locally grown produce, locally raised meats, plant starts, baked goods and original crafts.... | |
| 05/22/10-09/25/10 | Twin Bridges Farmers Market Twin Bridges 406-684-5556 Farmers market provides a wonderful opportunity for area folks to showcase their products in a social and fun atmosphere while highlighting the flavor of the local area. Shoppers enjoy the freshness and taste of locally grown foods and the opportunity to personally interact with the farmer who grows... | |
| 05/25/10-09/28/10 | Whitefish Downtown Farmers' Market Whitefish 406-862-2043 The sounds of guitar picking, friends and neighbors chattering about the week, all drifting down Central Avenue. The smells of fresh basil, breads, spices, crepes and barbecue follow.
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| 05/28/10-09/05/10 | Fort Peck Summer Theatre Fort Peck 406-228-9216 The Fort Peck Theatre was built in 1934 as a temporary solution to entertaining the people who came to work in Fort Peck during the construction of one of the world's largest earth filled dams. In the late 1960's fearing that the Theatre would be destroyed, as were many of the town's original build... | |
| 05/28/10-10/30/10 | Living History Program Nevada City Open Air Museum Nevada City 800-829-2969 Relive the excitement of the Gold Rush era in Montana. Outdoor Living History Museum in Nevada City, Montana, houses one of the largest collections of Old West Artifacts outside the Smithsonian. The site consists of 100, 1863 to early 1900 buildings, and close to 70 living history interpreters. ... | |
| 05/28/10-09/25/10 | Gilbert Brewery - The Brewery Follies Virginia City 800-829-2969 ext 3 The Gilbert Brewery now hosts The Brewery Follies, a risque contemporary American-burlesque-cabaret musical and skit show. Throughout the summer lines start early to view the madcap antics of this professional troupe.
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| 05/28/10-09/04/10 | Playmill Theatre West Yellowstone 406-646-7757 This is the Playmill's 47th summer season in our original West Yellowstone, Montana playhouse; the seats may be new, but the building's an old friend. We're proud to continue the traditions of quality family entertainment the founders of the Playmill set out to provide, and which you have come to e... | |
| 05/28/10-09/03/10 | Lewis and Clark Caverns State Park: Campground Programs Whitehall 406-287-3541 Summer Campfire Programs are held at the amphitheater at Lewis and Clark Caverns near Three Forks, Thursday and Friday evening. The program topics are educational, fun and interesting.
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| 05/29/10-09/25/10 | Farmers Market Butte 406-497-6464 The Butte Farmer's Market has grown to include Montana made baked goods, crafts, wood products, locally grown bedding plants, herbs, flowers and vegetables and farm grown seasonal fruits and vegetables. You will find Colorado peaches, Flathead cherries and fresh green vegetables from local gardens ... | |
| 05/29/10-09/25/10 | Roundup Saturday Market Roundup 406-575-4203 Annual Roundup Saturday Market offers everything from fresh produce, baked goods, organically grown beef, salsa, jams and preserves to homemade breads. Simply the best produce the area has to offer. Complimenting the produce end is an on location BBQ. Many vendors offering a variety of goods such... | |
| 05/29/10-09/04/10 | Virginia City Players Virginia City 800-829-2969 Virginia City Players at the Opera House. Montana's oldest summer stock company is a professional troupe specializing in authentic 19th century entertainment. The Virginia City Players perform nightly (with the exception of Monday) Memorial Day through Labor Day. Performances consist of turn of th... | |
| 05/31/10-09/30/10 | Lewis & Clark Montana Native Plants Big Timber 406-932-5126 Lewis & Clark Montana Native Plants at the Crazy Mountain Museum celebrates the Lewis and Clark Expedition.
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| 06/01/10-09/21/10 | Bogert Farmers' Market Bozeman 406-539-0216 Bogert Farmers' Market has a quickly become Bozeman's premier summer event and it happens every week, starting in June and running all the way through September. This is the 8th year for the Bogert Farmers Market though Bogert Park has played host to farmers markets for over 30 years. The Bogert F... | |
| 06/02/10-09/29/10 | Livingston Farmers Market Livingston 406-222-0730 Farmers Market features the following: homegrown fruit, vegetables, meat, herbs and garlic; home baked goods including pies, bagels, cinnamon rolls, etc..; plant starts for herbs, vegetables and flowers; flower bouquets; community groups promoting upcoming events; homemade and imported arts an... | |
| 06/02/10-08/25/10 | Out to Lunch Missoula 406-543-4238 Out to Lunch is a weekly performing arts festival at Caras Park on the Clark Fork River, featuring musicians and over 20 varied food vendors. Held every Wednesday, June through August from 11:00am - 2:00pm. Montana's longest running festival. Call the Missoula Downtown Association at 543-4238 for... | |
| 06/03/10-08/26/10 | Alive After 5 Billings 406-259-5454 Alive After 5 is in its 5th year and is growing in size. There will be a total of 13 Alive After 5s at various locations between June and August, on Thursdays. Call for dates and locations. Time starting is at 5:00pm and ending at 8:00pm.
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| 06/03/10-08/26/10 | Liberty County Farmers Market Chester 406-759-4848 The Liberty County Chamber of Commerce will sponsor the Liberty County Farmers Market at the Lions Park rest area. It is located on the east side of Chester on Highway 2. The Market will be held each Thursday from 5:00 - 7:00pm from 1st Thursday in June through the last Thursday in August.
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| 06/03/10-08/05/10 | Campfire Program Glendive 406-377-6256 Each summer, from the first week of June through the last week of July, Makoshika State Park offers a Campfire Program to park visitors. The educational and entertainment based presentations occur every other Thursday evening from 7:00pm to 9:00pm at the park's outdoor amphitheater. Admission is f... | |
| 06/03/10-08/05/10 | Youth Program Glendive 406-377-6256 Each summer, from the first week of June through the last week of July, Makoshika State Park offers a Youth Program for children 7-13 years old. The programs, held each Thursday morning from 9:30am to 11:30am, provide natural science and educational activities in outdoor and indoor settings. Child... | |
| 06/03/10-08/26/10 | Alive @ 5 Great Falls 406-453-6151 Alive @ 5 is a community event that creates downtown awareness and synergy for our city of Great Falls. Every Thursday from June-August at 5:00pm one designated area of downtown comes alive with food vendors, liquid refreshments, live music and activities for children. Event is held from 5-9pm. It... | |
| 06/03/10-08/26/10 | Downtown Tonight Missoula 406-543-4238 Downtown Tonight is produced by the Missoula Downtown Association. This event takes place Thursday evenings June - August, from 5:30pm - 8:30pm and features live music, food vendors and a beverage garden. Call the Missoula Downtown Association at 543-4238 for more information.... | |
| 06/03/10-08/28/10 | Wild West Yellowstone Rodeo West Yellowstone 406-560-6913 Born in the past to ease the cowboys' boredom, today's rodeos are pure excitement! Bareback Riding, Team Roping, Saddle Bronc Riding, Breakaway Roping, Bull Riding and a special 'calf scramble' for kids are just some of the scheduled events. Performances begin at 8:00pm each night and will be held... | |
| 06/05/10-09/25/10 | Great Falls Original Farmers Market Great Falls 406-761-3881 The Great Falls' Farmer's Market is the biggest family-friendly social event in Great Falls and it happens in the Civic Center Park every Saturday from 7:45 am to noon June through September 26th, 2009. On July 8th, 2009, they are adding a Wednesday evening Market from 4:30 to 6:30pm. There's some... | |
| 06/05/10-07/31/10 | Rainbow Falls Park Ranger Hour Great Falls 406-454-5840 A park ranger will present a short program interpreting the history of the waterfalls at Rainbow Falls Lewis and Clark Overlook. Maps and brochures will be available and questions will be answered.
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| 06/05/10-09/25/10 | Whitehall Farmer's Market, Produce & Crafts Whitehall 406-287-3532 Come and join us in the shade of our city park for home grown produce, handmade arts and crafts by local residents such as jams and jellies, soaps, lotions, gourds, bird baths and houses, baked goods, quilting, home sewn items, fused glass, jewelry, in-season produce, chain-saw bears and candles.... | |
| 06/06/10-09/03/10 | Photographers Formulary Workshops in Montana Condon 800-922-5255 Photographer's Formulary Inc. offers photographers formulary workshops in Montana. We offer instructions from all over the US and Canada to instruct and to keep alive the old processes of photography called alternative processes. These include but are not limited to cyanotype, Van Dyke, gum printi... | |
| 06/06/10-08/01/10 | Black Eagle Falls Park Ranger Hour Great Falls 406-454-5840 A park ranger will present a short program interpreting the history of the waterfalls at Black Eagle Falls on Black Eagle Memorial Island. Maps and brochures will be available and questions will be answered.
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| 06/06/10-08/29/10 | Sunday Childrens Programs Great Falls 406-454-5870 Join a park ranger at Giant Springs State Park for Sunday afternoon children programming. These presentations are focused toward children from ages 5 to 12 years. They will learn about many different topics ranging from animal tracks to grizzly bears.
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| 06/10/10-09/16/10 | Boulder Farmers Market Boulder 406-225-3466 Farmers market provides a wonderful opportunity for area folks to showcase their products in a social and fun atmosphere while highlighting the flavor of the local area. Shoppers enjoy the freshness and taste of locally grown foods and the opportunity to personally interact with the farmer who grows... | |
| 06/10/10-09/30/10 | Columbia Falls Farmers Market Columbia Falls 406-892-7955 Columbia Falls Farmers Market begins the second Thursday in June and continues through the last Thursday in September from 5:00pm - 7:30pm. We have a plethora of local arts and crafts as well as live music, great food and produce. The market is located on the lawn at Discovery Square (500 block of N... | |
| 06/11/10-08/20/10 | Earth Stewardship summer series at Pictograph Cave State Park Billings 406-247-2940 The Earth Stewardship for Young People series is scheduled to run every Friday morning for the summer at Pictograph Cave State Park.
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| 06/11/10-09/10/10 | Art Gallery Walk Bozeman 406-586-4008 Art Walks occur on the second Friday of the month June through September from 6:00pm to 8:00pm at art galleries and businesses displaying artwork located along Main Street and at the Emerson Center for Arts and Culture. The galleries feature artists' openings and receptions and often provide hors d... | |
| 06/11/10-08/27/10 | 2010 Evening Lawn Chair Program Great Falls 406-727-8733 The Evening Lawn Chair Program is held at the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail Interpretive Center. Join one of the Interpretive Center staff or a special guest at the ampitheater for a special presentation lasting about 45 minutes. Bring a lawn chair. The event is held indoors if the weat... | |
| 06/11/10-04/17/11 | Hamilton Players Hamilton 406-375-9050 The Hamilton Playhouse was renovated in 1995 from what was originally a two story school house and then the Rocky Mountain Lab. It is the home of the Hamilton Players, Hamilton's non-profit community theater organization. The auditorium seats 186 and faces a proscenium stage. You will enjoy a hig... | |
| 06/12/10-12/31/10 | Charlie Russell Chew-Choo Lewistown 866-912-3980 The Charlie Russell Chew Choo a 3-hour scenic and narrated train ride. Travel over three tall train trestles and through a half-mile tunnel. Enjoy central Montana's wide open spaces and vibrant colors. Wildlife is abundant and close at hand.
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| 06/12/10-08/21/10 | Missouri Headwaters State Park: Summer Speaker Series Three Forks 406-994-4042 Join us on an exciting journey to explore Montana's unique history! A campfire/marshmallow roast follows each program.
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| 06/12/10-09/11/10 | First Peoples Buffalo Jump Traditional Games Ulm 406-866-2217 This summer First Peoples Buffalo Jump State Park will be presenting 7 traditional games clinics. The three team games offered will be Double ball, Shinny and Traditional Lacrosse. A fourth individual game will be offered called Hoop and Arrow in addition to the team games. The games will be taug... | |
| 06/12/10-09/25/10 | Wolf Point Farmers Market Wolf Point 406-525-3330 Farmers market provides a wonderful opportunity for area folks to showcase their products in a social and fun atmosphere while highlighting the flavor of the local area. Shoppers enjoy the freshness and taste of locally grown foods and the opportunity to personally interact with the farmer who grows... | |
| 06/13/10-08/22/10 | Riverbend Concert Series Bigfork 406-837-5888 Riverbend Concert Series will be held every summer Sunday evening. Concerts will be held from mid-June till mid-August at Everit Sliter Park in Bigfork at 7:00pm. Admission is $3 for adults and $1 for children.
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| 06/13/10-09/12/10 | Littlebirds Marketplace: Harvest Market Seeley Lake 406-677-3663 Come to Littlebird's Marketplace in Seeley Lake on Sunday, October 4th to celebrate the Autumn Harvest and see our beautiful Larch trees turn their brilliant yellow. Littlebird's Marketplace is a constant fixture in the Seeley Lake summer scene and the vendors want to show their dedication to this... | |
| 06/14/10-08/13/10 | Yellow Leggings Summer Recreation Camp Lodge Grass 406-598-4545 Yellow Leggings Summer Recreation Camp will take place at the historic Yellow Leggings Campsite at the foot of the Wolf Mountains, 9 miles east of Lodge Grass. Free airport shuttle from Billings. Camp days will be Monday through Friday, morning through late afternoon. Must be at least 12 years old... | |
| 06/16/10-08/18/10 | Kicks @ 6 Havre 406-265-4383 Kicks @ 6 is an evening summer concert series providing fun music oppotunities for all. Kicks @ 6 exposes young and old to the wonders of music, whether enjoying the music from a place in the Town Square or participating as a band member. It is a great opportunity for the community as well as visit... | |
| 06/16/10-09/08/10 | Manhattan Farmer's Market Manhattan 406-284-6574 Manhattan Farmer's Market is a Wednesday evening market sponsored by the Manhattan Area Chamber of Commerce. Located in the center of town by Railroad Park on West Main. We offer a wide variety of the finest locally produced vegetables, fruits, arts and crafts, and baked goods. Local musicians, a... | |
| 06/18/10-09/17/10 | Willow Creek Art Walk Willow Creek 406-285-4709 Willow Creek Art Walk is held the third Friday of the month.
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| 06/19/10-09/11/10 | Gallatin Valley Farmers Market Bozeman 406-388-6701 Gallatin Valley Farmers' Market is a great opportunity and location to sell or purchase homemade food, handmade crafts and locally grown produce. Food stamps and Senior produce vouchers are accepted at the Gallatin Valley Farmers' Market.... | |
| 06/19/10-08/28/10 | Shields Valley Farmers Market Clyde Park 406-686-4851 Shields Valley Farmers Market features fresh produce, baked goods and craft items on Saturdays from 9:00am till noon. July through August.... | |
| 06/19/10-08/14/10 | Discover the Seasons of Travelers' Rest Lolo 406-273-4253 History comes alive during Discover Travelers' Rest, a three part festival series at Travelers' Rest State Park in Lolo. Festivals take place from 12:00pm - 4:00pm one Saturday during June, July, and August.
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| 06/20/10-08/22/10 | St. Timothy's Summer Music Festival Anaconda 406-563-2616 Since 1995 Southwest Montana has played host to world-class chamber groups at St. Timothy's Memorial Chapel. The chapel, built of native stone and generous areas of glass both clear and stained, lifts its Celtic cross from a hillside 600 feet above Georgetown Lake at the ghost town of Southern Cros... | |
| 06/21/10-09/09/10 | Helena Brewers Baseball Helena 406-495-0500 Helena Brewers is a minor league baseball team located in Helena, Montana. The Brewers compete in the Pioneer League along with the Billings Mustangs, the Missoula Osprey, the Great Falls White Sox, the Idaho Falls Chukars, the Casper Rockies, the Ogden Raptors, and the Orem Owlz. Their home games ... | |
| 06/24/10-09/05/10 | Opera House Theatre Company Philipsburg 406-859-0013 Enjoy wonderful family entertainment in one of Montana's few remaining historic opera houses! The Opera House Theatre Company is an ideal setting for presenting theatre as it might have been seen in the early 1900's - and that's where Opera House Theatre Company, a professional company of actors fr... | |
| 06/25/10-09/24/10 | Livingston Gallery Association Art Walk Livingston 406-222-0321 Stroll from gallery to gallery enjoying food, wine and entertainment while viewing some of the finest artwork in the region. From contemporary art to Western art there is something for everyone at the openings and artists receptions during the Livingston Gallery Association Art Walk, 14 galleries 3 ... | |
| 06/25/10-09/09/10 | Missoula Osprey Baseball Missoula 406-543-3300 Missoula Osprey Professional Baseball Team is the Pioneer League Affiliate of the 2001 World Champion Arizona Diamondbacks. 2010 will mark the Osprey's 12th season in the Pioneer League. The Osprey's downtown office is open year round for souvenirs, tickets and many other services. Games are playe... | |
| 06/26/10-09/25/10 | Thompson Falls Market Thompson Falls 406-827-3559 Thompson Falls Market features locally grown produce, home baked items and handcrafted arts & crafts accompanied by live music and food and beverage concessions that benefit area non-profit organizations. You will enjoy shopping for locally vine ripened fruits and vegetables, a variety of pies, bre... | |
| 06/27/10-08/15/10 | By Design: Threads Miles City 406-234-0635 By Design: Threads is a multi-media exhibit of objects and forms that have been derived from threads of various materials such as fabrics, metals and glass.... | |
| 07/01/10-08/19/10 | Music on Main Bozeman 406-586-4008 The Downtown Bozeman Association is proud to present the 10th Annual Music on Main Summer Concert Series every Thursday evening this summer in historic downtown Bozeman. Come enjoy live music, bring kids for fun planned activities, grab a bite to eat from one of our food vendors, stop by some of our... | |
| 07/01/10-08/07/10 | Flathead Valley Community College Theatre Kalispell 406-756-3963 Flathead Valley Community College Theatre season tickets for the entire summer repertory season are available for $15 and include one seat for all three shows "Honk (Jr.), "Shout!" and "Once Upon a Mattress." For the complete show schedule and ticket information, visit www.fvcc.edu or call 756-3814.... | |
| 07/04/10-09/03/10 | Arts Council of Big Sky Summer Events Big Sky 406-995-2742 The Arts Council of Big Sky is a non-profit organization in Big Sky. ACBS provides the Big Sky community with a wide variety of offerings to please both residents and visitors alike.
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| 07/07/10-09/01/10 | Big Sky Farmers Market Big Sky 406-570-2417 The Big Sky Farmers Market is in motion! The market will be held every Wednesday from 5:00pm to 8:00pm.
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| 07/07/10-09/29/10 | Laurel Farmers Market Laurel 406-628-8105 Every Wednesday the Laurel Chamber of Commerce will sponsor the Downtown Farmer's Markets while local businesses will keep their doors open for a little extra shopping time. Area farmers bring their produce into town for the sales, while local bakeries provide baked goods. Other items for the mark... | |
| 07/07/10-08/20/10 | Mountain Bike Academy Whitefish 800-858-5439 Mountain Bike Academy is a seven week program for ages 8 - 17, one day a week or two days a week on Wednesdays and Fridays. Our experienced team of coaches will teach the technical aspects of trail riding, braking, and shifting over a variety of terrain. For more advanced riders we will cover bridg... | |
| 07/08/10-08/26/10 | Music in the Mountains Concert Series Big Sky 406-995-2742 Our Music in the Mountains Summer Concert Series is shaping up as another incredible summer of great music. All of our events are held outside at the Meadow Village Pavilion on Thursdays and begin at 7:00pm. Please check our website for complete schedule. Food and beverage available.... | |
| 07/08/10-08/12/10 | St. John's Summer Concert Series Billings 406-655-5218 St. John's Summer Concert Series is free and held every Thursday. The opening performance begins at 6:00 and the main performance begins at 7:00.
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| 07/09/10-10/01/10 | Glendive Farmers Market Glendive 406-486-5737 Vendors come and set up with vegetable and fruits fresh from the garden, delicious homemade baked goods, Montana honey and jams, herbs, fresh flowers and Montana grown beef. Glendive Farmers Market also offers local crafts and jewelry. Montana vendors are welcome to participate with their Montana ... | |
| 07/10/10-09/11/10 | Big Timber Saturday Farmer's Market Big Timber 406-930-0794 Big Timber Farmers' Market is over 10 years old. The Vendor rental fees are donated to the Sweet Grass High School Library for books and equipment each year. The Market is held in the parking lot of the Grand Hotel, located on McLeod and 2nd Streets every Saturday from 9:00am until 12:00 Noon. Th... | |
| 07/10/10-09/25/10 | Dillon Farmers Market Dillon 406-683-683-6369 Farmers market provides a wonderful opportunity for area folks to showcase their products in a social and fun atmosphere while highlighting the flavor of the local area. Shoppers enjoy the freshness and taste of locally grown foods and the opportunity to personally interact with the farmer who grows... | |
| 07/10/10-08/28/10 | 2010 Indian Voices Great Falls 406-727-8733 On Saturday evenings this summer, guest speakers present different aspects of Indian culture. Bring your own lawn chair for a casual 45-minute program outdoors, unless foul weather forces a move indoors. Support for this program is provided by the Lewis & Clark Interpretive Association, the Nationa... | |
| 07/10/10-09/18/10 | S.A.T.U.R.D.A.Y. Market/ Havre's Farmers Market Havre 406-265-4383 S.A.T.U.R.D.A.Y. Market plays a valuable role in promoting a healthy local economy. The market provides a viable opportunity for local residents to market their goods and creates a social atmosphere for the community. Crafters are encouraged to participate along with gardeners, antique dealers and... | |
| 07/10/10-05/01/11 | Glacier Symphony and Chorale Kalispell 406-257-3241 The Glacier Symphony and Chorale, northwest Montana's premier arts organization, enters its 28th Season with symphonic master works, pops, chorale and ensemble recitals throughout the year. Tickets are available at outlets throughout the Flathead Valley. Check our website: www.gscmusic.org or call 4... | |
| 07/10/10-09/25/10 | Lewistown Farmers Market Lewistown 406-538-9181 Farmers market provides a wonderful opportunity for area folks to showcase their products in a social and fun atmosphere while highlighting the flavor of the local area. Shoppers enjoy the freshness and taste of locally grown foods and the opportunity to personally interact with the farmer who grows... | |
| 07/10/10-10/02/10 | Red Lodge Farmers Market Red Lodge 406-446-3905 Farmers market provides a wonderful opportunity for area folks to showcase their products in a social and fun atmosphere while highlighting the flavor of the local area. Shoppers enjoy the freshness and taste of locally grown foods and the opportunity to personally interact with the farmer who grows... | |
| 07/10/10-09/25/10 | Stanford Farmers Market Stanford 406-566-2649 Farmers market provides a wonderful opportunity for area folks to showcase their products in a social and fun atmosphere while highlighting the flavor of the local area. Shoppers enjoy the freshness and taste of locally grown foods and the opportunity to personally interact with the farmer who grows... | |
| 07/11/10-09/26/10 | Sunday Farmers Market Deer Lodge 406-846-1653 Deer Lodge Sunday Farmers Market, July - September, 8:00am - 1:00pm in the 500 block of Main Street in beautiful downtown Deer Lodge. This is our 3rd year and we are growing. Produce, plants, baked goods, crafts. For information call Carl Herman at 406-846-1653.... | |
| 07/13/10-09/21/10 | Nashua Lions Farmers Market Nashua 406-785-4731 Farmers market provides a wonderful opportunity for area folks to showcase their products in a social and fun atmosphere while highlighting the flavor of the local area. Shoppers enjoy the freshness and taste of locally grown foods and the opportunity to personally interact with the farmer who grows... | |
| 07/17/10-10/02/10 | Yellowstone Valley Farmers Market Billings 406-855-1299 Farmers market provides a wonderful opportunity for area folks to showcase their products in a social and fun atmosphere while highlighting the flavor of the local area. Shoppers enjoy the freshness and taste of locally grown foods and the opportunity to personally interact with the farmer who grows... | |
| 07/17/10-04/30/11 | Helena Symphony Concerts Helena 406-442-1860 2010 - 2011 Helena Symphony Masterworks Concerts Season
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| 07/18/10-08/07/10 | Hands on History Camp Virginia City 800-829-2969 The Montana Heritage Commission will sponsor a Residential History Camp this summer. The camp will include a variety of learning experiences for young people, including a personal history research project, history and stories from the Alder Gulch area, and some fun hands-on living history projects. ... | |
| 07/22/10-09/09/10 | Columbus Farmers Market Columbus 406-321-1377 Farmers market provides a wonderful opportunity for area folks to showcase their products in a social and fun atmosphere while highlighting the flavor of the local area. Shoppers enjoy the freshness and taste of locally grown foods and the opportunity to personally interact with the farmer who grows... | |
| 07/22/10-09/16/10 | Shelby Food & Craft Farmers Market Shelby 406-434-5495 Shelby Food & Craft Farmers Market features fruits, vegtables, baked goods, honey, crafts. Lemonade stand, 4-H projects for fund raisers, jewelry, eggs, cream and Mexican food.... | |
| 07/23/10-08/01/10 | Rendezvous at Red Lodge Red Lodge 406-668-7681 Rendezvous at Red Lodge - Step back 150 years in time to the sights and sounds of the fur-trade area. Activities include staged gunfights, music, melodrama, period arts and crafts and much more. Also hosting the 3rd Annual Montana State Championship Hawk and Knife Throw. Free and open to the public.... | |
| 07/24/10-08/02/10 | Skydive Lost Prairie 43rd Annual Jump Meet Marion 888-833-5867 Every summer, Skydive Lost Prairie hosts the largest gathering of skydivers in the northwestern United States, 400 to 500 jumpers, at the Lost Prairie gathering. The public can get involved by making a tandem skydive with an instructor from 13,000 feet. Beautiful scenery, pristine lakes nearby, ac... | |
| 07/25/10-07/31/10 | Powder River Wagon Trains & Cattle Drives Broadus 800-492-8835 Powder River Wagon Trains and Cattle Drives, Inc. invites you to participate in a journey through the past, trailing cattle via horseback or on a wagon through scenic and historic country in southeast Montana. Trail through 1920's-era ranches.
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| 07/27/10-07/31/10 | Big Horn County Youth Fair Hardin 406-665-9770 Big Horn County honors its children and their future with an open fair featuring 4-H exhibits and youth projects. This is a non commercial fair. There is not a carnival or night show. Premiums are paid on 4-H and FFA exhibits. There are no premiums paid on open class exhibits. There is no admis... | |
| 07/28/10-09/18/10 | Circle Farmers Market Circle 406-485-2288 Circle's farmers market will offer homemade items and demonstrations as well as local garden produce. The farmers market will include any items you have for sale. You need only your stuff and a table (if needed). Each Wednesday throughout the summer and continuing through Saturday and Wednesdays ... | |
| 07/28/10-08/01/10 | Last Chance Stampede and Fair Helena 406-457-8516 Helena hosts a classical western rodeo and fair complete with carnival, parades, professional cowboys, livestock and fair exhibits, trade show, a wide variety of foods, children's activities and live entertainment. The Stampede Kiddie Parade is on Thursday and the Stampede Parade is on Saturday.... | |
| 07/28/10-07/31/10 | Central Montana Horse Show, Fair and Rodeo Lewistown 800-406-8841 The Central Montana Horse Show, Fair and Rodeo is held each year in Lewistown. We are the geographical center of Montana and are surrounded by 3 beautiful mountain ranges.
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| 07/28/10-08/01/10 | Broadwater County Fair & Rodeo Townsend 406-266-9251 The Broadwater County Fair and Rodeo begins with 'local kids' rodeo on Thursday, followed by NRA-approved rodeo on Friday and Saturday. The rodeo concludes on Sunday with local adults. The fair involves individual and 4-H exhibits, a livestock sale, along with a barbecue and entertainment. Averag... | |
| 07/29/10-08/01/10 | Magic City Hot Air Balloon Rally Billings 406-671-3104 The Magic City Hot Air Balloon Rally is a non-profit organization developed to maintain the excitement of hot air ballooning in the Billings area. The goal of the Rally Board is to maintain a free event for the Billings community. Through the generous support of sponsors this annual event will con... | |
| 07/29/10-07/31/10 | Butte-Silver Bow County Fair Butte 406-723-3852 The Butte-Silver Bow County Fair offers arts and crafts, food booths, farm animals, petting zoo, horse shows and rodeo, entertainment, and more!... | |
| 07/29/10-08/01/10 | Milk River Indian Days Fort Belknap 406-353-3176 Milk River Indian Days highlights spirited and colorfully clad dancers. The Pow Wow features Native American dancers and drummers combining culture, dance, and music for a spectacular display.... | |
| 07/29/10-07/31/10 | Sheridan County Fair Plentywood 406-765-3407 Annual County Fair features a concert, PRCA Rodeo, demolition derby, mud run, bump 'n run, food, kids area, parade, youth livestock show and sale, horse show, commercial booths, free entertainment, carnival and a free shuttle bus on premise.
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| 07/29/10-08/01/10 | 32nd Montana Antique Airplane Association Fly-In Three Forks 406-580-6207 Montana Antique Airplane Association Fly-In at Three Forks Airport: *Young Eagle Rides for children 8-17 years old, flour bombing and spot landing competition. Antique aircraft on display. Breakfast/lunch/dinner and dance. Saturday fly-in or drive-in breakfast at the Wilsall Airport at 7:30am. T... | |
| 07/30/10-08/01/10 | Great American Championship Motorcycle Hill Climb Billings 406-656-9960 The Great American is the largest, oldest and richest hill climb in the United States held for 92 years at the Billings Motorcycle Club - Motorcycle Hill Climbing Capital of the World - Billings, Montana.
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| 07/30/10-08/01/10 | Headwaters Relay - A Run to the Source Bozeman 406-539-0368 The Headwaters Relay is a 3-day, 232 mile team relay race through the mountains and valleys of Southwest Montana. The route is 98% on dirt and two-track roads revisiting Lewis and Clark's trek from Three Forks to Beaverhead Rock. The Relay ends at Hellroaring Creek, the ultimate source of the Miss... | |
| 07/30/10-07/31/10 | Crazy Days Broadus 406-436-2778 Two day event, Crazy Days starts Friday with games in the park for youngsters including human fire truck pull and ugly car contest, ping pong, bargins and evening BBQ with entertainment. Saturday, more bargins, drawings and fun.... | |
| 07/30/10-07/31/10 | Rosebud County Relay for Life Colstrip 800-252-5470 Relay For Life is a community gathering where everyone can participate in the fight against cancer. This over-night event takes place at a local high school, park or fairground, where teams of people take turns walking or running around a path. Each team is asked to have a representative on the tr... | |
| 07/30/10-08/01/10 | Lewis & Clark Festival Cut Bank 406-873-2201 The annual Lewis & Clark Festival, located in Cut Bank provides folks from throughout Montana with a wonderful taste of small town hospitality while celebrating the Lewis and Clark Expedition in a contemporary fashion that's fun for the entire family. Every year literally thousands of people enjoy ... | |
| 07/30/10-07/31/10 | Summer Sizzler Dillon 406-683-6807 Summer Sizzler is a two-day event in downtown Dillon. Merchants display goods on the sidewalks throughout the commercial part of town. You'll find gifts, art, jewelry, antiques, men's and women's apparel and books. Enjoy a one-of-a-kind shopping experience in downtown Dillon, sip a cup of coffee ... | |
| 07/30/10-08/07/10 | Montana State Fair Great Falls 406-727-8900 Experience Montana's culture and history in the heart of Montana - Great Falls. Superstar entertainment, the Mighty Thomas Carnival, live horse racing, five nights of pro rodeo, 40 food vendors, livestock shows, stage acts, Native American art, quilts, floral and cooking exhibits, and more!
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| 07/30/10-09/24/10 | Little Horn State Bank Farmers Market Hardin 406-665-2332 Join us for our annual Farmers Market at the Little Horn State Bank parking lot.
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| 07/30/10-07/31/10 | Kootenai River Rodeo Libby 406-293-4167 Kootenai River Rodeo, held in J. Neils Memorial Park, Highway 37 in Libby is a Professional Cowboy Association rodeo. This complete 7 event rodeo includes:
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| 07/30/10-08/01/10 | Montana Fiddlers Picnic Livingston 406-223-5049 The Montana Fiddlers Picnic has been held for over 30 years as a non-competitive gathering of old time fiddlers and other accoustic musicians. This is a family oriented, informal, three-day musical event open to spectators and musicians of all ages and abilities.... | |
| 07/30/10-07/31/10 | Rocky Mountain Accordion Celebration Philipsburg 406-859-3812 At Rocky Mountain Accordion Celebration you cannot imagine having this much fun! Friday begins at noon with an accordion jam and dance at the Sunshine Station; just turn on Montana 1 at the entrance to Philipsburg. Saturday we have a concert, dancing and listening enjoyment for all ages and dozens... | |
| 07/30/10-08/08/10 | Pioneer Days and Lake County Fair Ronan 406-676-5300 Pioneer Days and Lake County Fair will be held at the Lake County Fairgrounds in Ronan. Exhibitors will show their crafts and projects. Vendors will be available, along with parades to be held Saturday at 10:00am and Sunday at 12:30pm.
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| 07/30/10-08/01/10 | Whitehall Frontier Days Whitehall 406-287-2260 Whitehall Frontier Days is an annual celebration of life in the west. Spend the weekend nestled in the mountains and enjoy our parade, community barbecue, horse pasture golf, talent show, Miss Frontier Days Competition, car show & rod run, rodeo, craft show, stickhorse rodeo, 4X4 event, kid's fishi... | |
| 07/30/10-08/01/10 | Wisdom Gun Show Wisdom 406-689-3400 Come join us for the annual Wisdom Gun Show.... | |
| 07/31/10 | Absarokee Day Absarokee 406-328-6536 Absarokee Day is held the last weekend in July and is sponsored by the Absarokee PTA. Local merchants have booths and there are various fundraisers held throughout Absarokee. PTA hosts the annual barbecue and there is always a wonderful parade. Breakfast at the fire hall at 7:30am, vendor booths ... | |
| 07/31/10 | Bake Sale and Country Fair at Historic Crail Ranch Big Sky 888-280-0163 Following a community parade, the Historic Crail Ranch has a bake and craft sale to benefit the only historic site in Big Sky. The Crail Ranch has an excellent display of homestead life in Gallatin Canyon in the early 1900s. There will be children's activities in the park across the street. Also ... | |
| 07/31/10 | Big Sky Country Fair and Arts Festival Big Sky 800-943-4111 The event, which has celebrated community arts & entertainment for over 25 years will be held at the Big Sky Town Center. The Big Sky Country Fair and Arts Festival has a little something for everyone. The day begins with a 5K race, and is followed by a local community parade which ends at the fai... | |
| 07/31/10 | 57th Mexican Fiesta Billings 406-208-0103 Come join us for our annual Mexican Fiesta starting with a Mexican dinner, dancing and a silent auction. Call for more information.... | |
| 07/31/10 | Grizzly Marathon Choteau 406-466-5479 Marathon, Half-Marathon. The Marathon course is USATF certified and qualifying results will be submitted to the Boston Marathon. Elevation at the start/finish of the Marathon is 4,830' and gradually drops to a low of 4,110' at mile 8. From there, the course proceeds up and down several hills betwee... | |
| 07/31/10 | The Renaissance Faire Hamilton 406-375-9050 A one day trip back in time, full of family entertainment, where we re-imagine an historical Renaissance Faire with food, vendors, costumes, performances and fun!... | |
| 07/31/10 | Ingomar Open Rodeo Ingomar 406-358-2255 The Ingomar Open Rodeo is open to all cowboys. We are not affiliated with an association. We have a chicken race for the kids up to 12 years old. Also Roping and Goat Tying for the older kids.... | |
| 07/31/10 | St. John's Lutheran Playing for Fundsies Libby 406-293-0106 This 9-hole fundraising golf tournament for St. John's Lutheran Hospital is a crowd pleaser. A 9:00am shotgun start kicks off the fun at this "anyone can play" 9-hole scramble. The tournament theme is "Under Construction." $10,000.00 hole-in-one, breakfast and lunch and lot's of laughs. This tour... | |
| 07/31/10-08/03/10 | Mineral County Fair & Rodeo Superior 406-649-6400 Mineral County (Superior) provides an old-fashioned country fair with lots of cowboy spirit and homespun charm. There is no charge to enter the fairgrounds. Argricultural exhibits abound with locals displaying their talents, green thumbs, and individuality. Our photography and quilt shows alone a... | |
| 07/31/10 | TerrYYippee! Terry 406-635-5782 TerrYYippee! Is a family-oriented event held in Terry, Montana the last Saturday in July. This years plans include a Volksmarch walk around Terry and the surrounding area, Montana state Corn Hole Tournament, sponsored by the Prairie Community Hospital, afternoon Motor Cross motorcycle competition h... | |
| 08/01/10 | Montana Barbecue Cook-Off Absarokee 406-328-4599 Absarokee Montana's 8th annual Montana BBQ Cook-Off is being held on main street. This fun family event is growing from a BBQ competition and microbrew tasting to include a day of free musical entertainment. Bands will be playing music from start to finish. This year's line up will feature a wide ... | |
| 08/01/10-08/04/10 | Daniels County Fair Scobey 406-487-2468 Daniels County has the best family fair in northeastern Montana. This fair features rodeo action, demolition derby, music, a night show, 4-H events, open class exhibits, carnival, petting zoo, commercial exhibits and parade.
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| 08/02/10 | Montana Shakespeare in the Parks: Julius Caesar Big Sky 406-994-3901 Julius Caesar
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| 08/02/10-08/08/10 | Rocky Boy's Rodeo Box Elder 800-823-4478 Rocky Boy, Montana - Home of the Chippewa Cree Tribe
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| 08/02/10-08/08/10 | Festival Amadeus Whitefish 406-257-3241 A dynamic lineup of musicians and guest artists performing the music of Mozart, Brahms, Haydn, Beethoven-and many others-is planned for the 2009 "Festival Amadeus" on July 27 through August 1 in Whitefish. The event is a production of the Glacier Symphony and Chorale and will offer five consecutive ... | |
| 08/03/10 | Montana Shakespeare in the Parks: A Midsummer Night's Dream Red Lodge 406-994-3901 A Midsummer Night's Dream
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| 08/04/10 | Bite Of Bozeman Bozeman 406-586-4003 The annual Bite Of Bozeman is the ultimate outdoor dining experience. Stroll along the entire length of Bozeman's historic Main Street and celebrate the culinary arts of its local restaurants by sampling foods from a number of different vendors.... | |
| 08/04/10 | Bull-a-Rama Butte 406-494-6700 30 riders will buck out 30 bulls. Top 10 go to the final round with a chance to win jackets and prize money. Kids will enjoy mutton busting and adults will enjoy Bull-Poker.... | |
| 08/04/10-08/08/10 | Testicle Festival Clinton 406-825-4868 Rocky Mountain Oysters feed served with cowboy beans. Music day and night. There will be over 2 1/2 tons of this gourmet food served. Starting small in 1983, the Testicle Festival has become the largest party of its kind in the world! Enjoy the music, food and adult activities organized by the Roc... | |
| 08/04/10-08/07/10 | Park County Fair Livingston 406-222-4185 Livingston hosts this county fair which features a carnival, rodeo, various exhibits, pig wrestling, demolition derby and more. The fairground has 20 water and electrical hookups for RVs and campers. The outdoor arena is excellent for any rodeo function and horseman of all types can stall their ho... | |
| 08/04/10-08/07/10 | Richland County Fair and Rodeo Sidney 406-433-2801 The Richland County Fair and Rodeo is an annual event known as the show window of agricultural achievement in eastern Montana and western North Dakota. This event features a PRCA Rodeo Thursday and Friday nights with big-name entertainment on Saturday. Also included are livestock, many exhibits, c... | |
| 08/04/10 | Montana Shakespeare in the Parks: A Midsummer Night's Dream Three Forks 406-994-3901 A Midsummer Night's Dream
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| 08/05/10-08/08/10 | Rocky Boy's Annual Pow Wow Box Elder 800-823-4478 The Pow-Wow is an event of Indian Heritage and tradition. Dance, costume and drumming competitions are the featured events. Competitions last throughout the weekend with all ages participating. Exciting, excellent cultural demonstrations as well as ethnic and traditional food offered daily. Come ... | |
| 08/05/10 | Montana Shakespeare in the Parks: A Midsummer Night's Dream Fort Benton 406-994-3901 A Midsummer Night's Dream
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| 08/05/10-08/07/10 | Wheatland County Fair Harlowton 406-632-4728 The Wheatland County Fair and Festival combines our county fair with youth events and judging, an arts and antique festival and a concert by a well-known country and western musical group.
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| 08/05/10 | Kids Fest Missoula 406-721-7275 A festival by kids, about kids and for kids and their families. Stage acts carnival booths, interactive games, displays, music and more. A community event attracting over 2,000 people to Caras Park. Food, dancing live performances, carnival games, juggling, art displays, dunk tank and more! No a... | |
| 08/05/10-08/07/10 | Superior Lions Club Rodeo Superior 406-822-3096 Superior hosts the Mineral County Fair and Lions Club go for the Gold Rodeo. Fun for all includes food booths, games, talent shows, exhibits and a rodeo. Each night is rounded out with live music until midnight. Hope to see you all there! Bull-A-Rama is on Thursday and the rodeo begins on Friday... | |
| 08/05/10-08/08/10 | Prairie County Fair Terry 406-635-2121 The Prairie County Fair is fun filled days and nights. Come check out the 4-H judging, livestock, rodeo, Parched Prairie Players (the local drama group), and entertainment. Annually scheduled a weekend in August. A petting zoo, games for kids, delicious concessions and commercial exhibits are on... | |
| 08/05/10-08/08/10 | Yellowstone Rod Run West Yellowstone 406-646-9759 Now in its 40th year, the Yellowstone Rod Run annually draws five to seven hundred street rods from all over the United States. Cruises and various competitions are available to registrants. Saturday's Parade of Rods on Canyon Street is an event highlight. The Show & Shine in City Park, where a f... | |
| 08/05/10-08/08/10 | Wadopana Celebration Wolf Point 406-650-8724 This celebration is the oldest traditional pow-wow in Montana. The celebration is always the first weekend of August. The dancers participate for cash or prizes. It is a great weekend of fun and visiting among the elders and younger generations. They have special ceremonies for naming of individuals... | |
| 08/06/10 | Historic Bar Tour Anaconda 406-563-2400 Tour of historic 100 year old bars with narrator giving history of each one. This will be the 17th annual Historic Bar Tour.... | |
| 08/06/10 | Artwalk Billings - August Billings 406-259-6563 Galleries host Artwalk Downtown Billings, 5-9pm. Local and regional artists on hand to show new works. Refreshments served. Maps available at the galleries. Bus transportation available. www.artwalkbillings.com... | |
| 08/06/10-08/08/10 | Little Bear School House Museum Antique Show Bozeman 406-388-1873 This annual event includes three buildings with over 75 dealers setting up booths of merchandise ranging from furniture, glassware, linens, to collectibles. Our admission fee is $4.00 and covers all three days. This antique show is a fund raiser for the support of Little Bear School House Museum, ... | |
| 08/06/10-08/08/10 | Sweet Pea Festival Bozeman 406-586-4003 Sweet Pea is a festival of the arts featuring a costume ball, dining on Main Street and entertainment in Bozeman's Lindley Park, which includes music, dance, theatre and children's activities.... | |
| 08/06/10-08/10/10 | Artist of the Prairie Art Show Ekalaka 406-775-6644 This outstanding art show is a highlight of the Days of 84 and Carter County Fair in Ekalaka. All fine art, including oil, watercolor, sculpture, photography, etc. accepted in this non juried show. The show also hosts the Traveling Art Show from the Custer County Art Center, that weekend.
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| 08/06/10-08/10/10 | Whitefish Divide Trail Volunteer Field Work Eureka 406-243-5361 This summer, the University of Montana's Wilderness Institute will take small groups of volunteers into the Ten Lakes Wilderness Study Area and adjacent roadless areas on the Kootenai National Forest. Volunteers will work with experienced field leaders to map and monitor weeds, inventory campsites,... | |
| 08/06/10-08/07/10 | Relay for Life Helena 877-488-7723 Volunteers raise money and do an all night walk/run against cancer to benefit the American Cancer Society. As part of the Relay, candles will be lit in honor of the hundreds of loved ones and friends who have been taken by or have survived cancer. All luminary funds help fight this disease that cl... | |
| 08/06/10-08/08/10 | Annual Original Missoula Gun and Antique Show Missoula 406-549-4817 The Annual Original Missoula Gun and Antique Show is the oldest, largest and best gun and antique show in Montana. It was established in 1955. There will be 800 tables to check out. There will be antiques, modern rifles, pistols, ammunition scopes, binoculars, Winchesters, Colts, Sharps, Remingto... | |
| 08/06/10-08/08/10 | Cruisen By the Bay Car Show Polson 406-675-8500 Valley Cruisers Car Show and Polson Art Festival presents Cruisen By the Bay Car Show. In addition to the Art and Car Show, there will be a free concert for everyone to enjoy.
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| 08/06/10-08/08/10 | Festival of Nations Red Lodge 888-281-0625 Celebrating over 50 years, the Red Lodge Festival of Nations continues to honor its roots as a coal mining town through the diverse ethnic groups that worked and settled the area. The festival begins with an evening performance on Friday at the Lion's Park. Saturday and Sunday activities include e... | |
| 08/06/10-08/07/10 | 98th Creamery Picnic Stevensville 406-777-3773 Annual community celebration sponsored by the Stevensville Business Association. A family oriented celebration featuring homemade ice cream, games, music and food. A step back in time and fun for everyone. Make sure you don't miss this event, come to Stevensville and relive yesteryear.
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| 08/06/10-08/07/10 | Cabin Fever Quilters Quilt Show Superior 406-826-1843 'A Century of Growth' is the tenth annual quilt show held by the Cabin Fever Quilters of Mineral County, Montana. The theme of the show commemorates the 100th Anniversary of the Fire of 1910 which is an important part of Mineral County History. The quilt show is held in conjunction with the Minera... | |
| 08/06/10-08/15/10 | Smoking Waters Mountain Man Rendezvous West Yellowstone 406-646-7215 Step into the experience of 1800s life at the Smoking Waters Mountain Man Rendezvous. The encampment, complete with Trader's Row, fires the imagination of what it must have been like to live in that era. Entertainment, demonstrations and seminars on a variety of 'life as it was skills' will give a d... | |
| 08/07/10-08/08/10 | Bigfork Festival of the Arts Bigfork 406-837-5888 The Bigfork Festival of the Arts, an annual event since 1979, features over 150 booths including art, crafts, food and entertainment. Bigfork, located on the northeast shore of beautiful Flathead Lake.... | |
| 08/07/10 | Madison Valley Arts Festival Ennis 406-682-4728 This annual Madison Valley Arts Festival includes a juried arts and crafts marketplace featuring original painting, pottery, woodworking and stained glass. Delicious food and drink are sold. Area authors are invited to sell and sign their work as they visit with the public. There will be an art r... | |
| 08/07/10 | Eureka Montana Quilt Show Eureka 406-261-4575 Saturday, Eureka Montana Quilt Show (EMQS) is having a One-Day Outdoor Quilt Show. Starting in the Tobacco Valley Historical Village and going up Eureka main street. It is a spectacular setting to enjoy a wonderful day in the outdoors of northwestern Montana, viewing fabulous quilts. Show times: 9... | |
| 08/07/10-08/08/10 | Fiberfest Eureka! Eureka 406-889-3730 Fiberfest Eureka! offers classes and demonstrations on fiber (wool) animals and fiber arts. You can learn a new skill or gain expertise on an existing skill. Spinning, weaving, knitting, crocheting are all taught. A 'circle' of such artists are ongoing for the duration of the festival. All are i... | |
| 08/07/10-08/10/10 | Northeast Montana Fair Glasgow 406-228-6266 Northeast Montana celebrates summer with an old-time fair, lots of family fun, free entertainment, children's activities, cooking contests, local talent show, two nights of PRCA rodeo and wild horse race, a demolition derby and livestock exhibits and sale. Judging of woodworking, quilting, arts and... | |
| 08/07/10 | Community Artists Day Great Falls 406-454-5840 Local artists will be in gorgeous Giant Springs State Park, painting throughout most of the day. The public is also invited to paint or draw in the spectacular setting of Giant Springs State Park, or watch the artists in action throughout the day.
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| 08/07/10 | Governor's Cup All Breed Horse Show Helena 406-458-6165 Governor's Cup All Breed Horse Show is the longest running horse show in Montana. It is an all breeds horse show for English, Western, halter and trail. Six high point awards will be awarded to all types of horses and riders. More payback classes. Admission is free for spectators.... | |
| 08/07/10 | HURL Elkhorn Endurance Runs Montana City 406-442-0924 In 1989, the first running of the Elkhorn Mountain Endurance Run took place on the Elkhorn Mountain trails just south of Montana City, Montana. The original race included a 100K (62.2 mile) trail race through the Elkhorn Mountains. The HURL Elkhorn Endurance Runs now include 50 mile and 50 kilomet... | |
| 08/07/10 | Glenn Miller Orchestra Concert Plains 406-826-3600 The Glenn Miller Orchestra will set toes tapping at the Sanders County Fairgrounds in Plains, Montana on Saturday, August 7, 2010, from 4-6 pm. Songs like "In the Mood," "String of Pearls," and "Tuxedo Junction" will renew fond memories or create new ones. This outdoor concert also features a danc... | |
| 08/07/10 | Annual Outdoor Art Festival Polson 406-883-0802 This event features over 80 juried artists and craftspeople. Original photos of local spots such as Flathead Lake and the Mission Mountains, as well as original paintings, woodworking, ceramics, sculptures, jewelry and glass and textile arts are among the items available. Enjoy food, music and othe... | |
| 08/07/10 | Red Lodge Climb to Conquer Cancer Red Lodge 800-252-5470 Climb to Conquer Cancer is a unique fundraising event, combining the beauty of a scenic mountain and challenging walk. Everyone is invited to participate in the non-competitive fundraising event. Join us for the Annual Red Lodge Climb to Conquer Cancer an exhilarating 3 mile hike at Red Lodge Moun... | |
| 08/07/10 | 133rd Commemoration of the Battle of the Big Hole Wisdom 406-689-3155 The Battle of the Big Hole was fought on August 9 and 10, 1877 between the U.S. military and the Nez Perce. Ceremonies, demonstrations, traditional Nez Perce music and park rangers help visitors understand and remember the Battle. Living history dealing with the U.S. Army will be involved. Infantr... | |
| 08/09/10-08/10/10 | Montana Shakespeare in the Parks Great Falls 406-994-3901 August 9: A Midsummer Night's Dream
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| 08/09/10-08/14/10 | Tipi Retreat Red Lodge 505-660-7122 Spend a week in Montana immersed in the Tipi Culture of the Plains Indian, discover your relationship with nature and the four winds, hike the magnificence of the Absaroka Wilderness, soak in the Boiling River and relax under the Big Sky. For schedule and full information see www.tipilifestyles.com ... | |
| 08/10/10-08/15/10 | Western Montana Fair and Rodeo Missoula 406-721-3247 Celebrate summer at Missoula's annual fair and rodeo, which features 4-H exhibits, art exhibits, cooking, 4-H livestock sale, a demolition derby, free stage acts, commercial displays, country-western concert and Christian concert. There is a rodeo Thursday through Saturday with performances by the ... | |
| 08/11/10-08/14/10 | Roosevelt County Fair Culbertson 406-787-5881 This summer celebration in Northeast Montana features a fun run which includes distances and age grouping for everyone, 4-H and FFA livestock auction, an evening dress review featuring area young men and women modeling their own creations, Farmhand Olympics consisting of various contests such as lon... | |
| 08/11/10 | Montana Shakespeare in the Parks: A Midsummer Night's Dream Cut Bank 406-994-3901 A Midsummer Night's Dream
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| 08/11/10-08/14/10 | Judith Basin County Fair Stanford 406-566-2277 This is an annual 4-H event that involves all 4-Hers in the county and open to adults in certain events. The 4-H events include livestock exhibits by all ages and various animals concluding with the sale of many animal projects. All other 4-H exhibits are on display in the Rod and Gun Club Buildin... | |
| 08/11/10-08/15/10 | Madison County Fair & Rodeo Twin Bridges 406-684-5824 The annual Madison County Fair & Rodeo is held in Twin Bridges, Montana. Some of the following featured events which one can experience at the fair are 4-H, FFA and Open Class exhibits, commercial exhibits, food vendors, petting zoo, a wonderful playground for the little ones, Open Youth Rodeo, 2 d... | |
| 08/12/10-08/14/10 | Powder River County Fair Broadus 406-436-2424 The annual Powder River County Fair features 4-H and open class exhibits in this great old-fashioned Montana celebration of crops, livestock, home grown foods and baked goods and crafts. Also included is the Broncs and Bulls Rodeo. The rodeo is the wildest event of the fair. Saddle broncs and buc... | |
| 08/12/10 | Montana Shakespeare in the Parks: A Midsummer Night's Dream Choteau 406-994-3901 A Midsummer Night's Dream
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| 08/12/10-08/15/10 | Days of '85 Fair, Rodeo, and Parade Ekalaka 406-775-8714 Each year, the small community of around 400 people get together to celebrate the founding of Ekalaka. The 2010 Days of '85 is a special milestone, marking the 125th anniversary of Ekalaka.
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| 08/12/10-08/15/10 | Dawson County Fair & Rodeo Glendive 406-377-6781 This annual county fair includes 4-H and open class exhibits, outstanding free stage acts, commercial display booths, local food booths, PRCA rodeo, country-western concert, bump-and-run car race and ranch rodeo.... | |
| 08/12/10-08/15/10 | Heart Butte Celebration Heart Butte 406-338-2277 This annual four day celebration takes place the second week in August and is 26 miles south of Browning in the community of Heart Butte, which is located on the Blackfeet Reservation. Heart Butte is one of the oldest traditional communities of the Blackfeet Reservation. More than 60 houses are cl... | |
| 08/12/10-08/15/10 | 25th Annual Montana Cowboy Poetry Gathering & Western Music Rendezvous Lewistown 406-535-5436 This four-day cultural event gives visitors the opportunity to experience a visual and oral history of the West and central Montana, typical of that depicted by Charlie Russell, who lived and painted in this area for many years. The ultimate goal of this event is to continue passing the legacy of o... | |
| 08/12/10-08/15/10 | Western Art & Gear Show Lewistown 406-535-5436 Juried Western Art and Gear Show held in conjunction with the Montana Cowboy Poetry Gathering.
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| 08/13/10-08/14/10 | Magic City Blues - Montana's Urban Music Festival Billings 406-670-2329 The word is getting out about a music festival in a state that's known more for hunting, fishing and wide-open spaces than two days of world-class music. Our natural Montana hospitality, unique setting and fabulous line ups have created an atmosphere that most festivals can only dream about. Come ... | |
| 08/13/10-08/21/10 | MontanaFair Billings 800-366-8538 MontanaFair is an agricultural celebration in the historic tradition of fairs. It is the region's largest event. Held at MetraPark in Billings, MontanaFair celebrates for nine days. Nearly 10,000 people will earn cash and ribbons for their entries which range from beer, wine, bunnies, crocheting, ho... | |
| 08/13/10 | Montana Shakespeare in the Parks: Julius Caesar Boulder 406-994-3901 Julius Caesar
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| 08/13/10-08/15/10 | Montana Institute of the Arts Show and Sale Bozeman 406-586-6586 Montana Institute of the Arts Show and Sale - Exhibition and sale of art by members of the Montana Institute of the Arts. The show will include oils, watercolors, drawings, cards, mixed media and three dimensional art.... | |
| 08/13/10-08/15/10 | An Ri Ra Montana Irish Festival Butte 800-735-6814 The Ri Ra Montana Montana Irish Festival celebrates the Irish culture and heritage in Butte, Montana. This family-oriented event provides an excellent opportunity to learn the language and culture of the Irish who came to Montana. Listen to Montana and Irish authors, musicians and dancers. Also wo... | |
| 08/13/10-08/15/10 | Musician's Rendezvous Columbus 406-322-5049 The Musician's Rendezvous will take place at Itch-Kep-Pe Park. All interested individuals are welcome to attend and participate, from bluegrass to jazz. Throughout the weekend there will be jam sessions going on with food and fun for all. Potluck Sturday evening, bring your special food.... | |
| 08/13/10-08/15/10 | Yellowstone River Duck Festival/Classic Car Show/Microbrew Fest Forsyth 406-347-5656 The Yellowstone River Duck Festival is downtown Forsyth's biggest event. Check-out the cars! What's new in microbrew? Come and taste some of Montana's finest microbrew.
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| 08/13/10-08/14/10 | Northeast Montana Relay for Life Glasgow 800-252-5470 Relay For Life is a community gathering where everyone can participate in the fight against cancer. This over-night event takes place at the Glasgow High School track, with plenty of room to spread out, where teams of people take turns walking or running around a path. Each team is asked to have ... | |
| 08/13/10-08/15/10 | Hays Pow Wow Hays 406-353-2205 The Hays Pow Wow is one of the area's finest outdoor celebrations and features a whole weekend full of dancing and singing by natives from throughout the United States and Canada. Many dancing contests for all ages (from tiny tots to Golden Age!) Hand drum singing contests also! Hays community ha... | |
| 08/13/10-08/14/10 | Miles City Relay for Life Miles City 800-252-5470 Relay For Life is a community gathering where everyone can participate in the fight against cancer. This over-night event takes place at the Miles City Community College track with great games and food and where teams of people take turns walking or running around a track or path. Each team is aske... | |
| 08/13/10-09/24/10 | Richland Federal Credit Union Farmers Market Sidney 406-482-2704 Farmers market provides a wonderful opportunity for area folks to showcase their products in a social and fun atmosphere while highlighting the flavor of the local area. Shoppers enjoy the freshness and taste of locally grown foods and the opportunity to personally interact with the farmer who grows... | |
| 08/13/10-08/15/10 | Rockin the Rivers 2010 Three Forks 866-285-0097 Rockin' the Rivers features a classic rock concert held at 'The Bridge' in August. The past years have been huge successes, with music by Journey, Foreigner, 38 Special, Sammy Hagar, Rick Derringer, BTO, Credence Clearwater Revisited, Nazareth, Cheap Trick, Canned Heat and other top name rock bands... | |
| 08/13/10-08/15/10 | Huckleberry Festival 2010 Trout Creek 406-827-3301 More than 30 years ago, the Huckleberry Festival was started in our little town of Trout Creek in northwestern Montana by a group of artists who sought a spot to sell their creations. Vendors of freshly-picked huckleberries liked the opportunity to sell their wares, too.
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| 08/13/10-08/15/10 | Virginia City Art Show Virginia City 800-829-2969 Stroll along the boardwalks and enjoy fine art of artists from all over Montana and the Pacific Northwest. Artists will be on the boardwalk and in the Virginia City Community Center on Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm, Saturday 9:00am 7:00pm and Sunday from 9:00am - 5:00pm. Don't miss the Quick Draw and Auc... | |
| 08/13/10-08/15/10 | Huckleberry Days Art Festival Whitefish 406-862-3501 The Huckleberry Days Art Festival is a celebration of the fabulous native purple fruit, the annual wild huckleberry harvest is the theme for music and entertainment and an art fair. Held in downtown Whitefish, this three-day annual event also features crafts, a pie-eating contest, a treasure hunt, ... | |
| 08/14/10 | Belgrade Crazy Days Belgrade 406-388-1616 Belgrade celebrates our small town heritage by offering crafts and entertainment throughout the town. Local businesses offer specials and hold a variety of activities.... | |
| 08/14/10 | Montana Shakespeare in the Parks: A Midsummer Night's Dream Big Timber 406-994-3901 A Midsummer Night's Dream
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| 08/14/10-08/15/10 | Pioneer Cabin Endurance Ride Canyon Creek 406-202-5845 Ride camp
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| 08/14/10 | Annual Madison River Run Ennis 406-682-4388 The Madison River Run begins with a shotgun start as participants walk or run a 5K or 10K. The course begins in downtown Ennis along Highway 287, ventures across the Madison River through Jeffers and ends in Lions Club Park. The course is a bit challenging, covering several types of terrain. Eac... | |
| 08/14/10-08/15/10 | The Montana Wild West Fest Helena 406-458-3700 The Montana Wild West Fest is a two-day celebration of our Montana frontier history held at the historic Kleffner Ranch, 5 miles east of Helena.
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| 08/14/10-08/15/10 | Ignite The Nites Libby 406-293-2633 The Igniters Car Club, started in 1961, annually puts on the Igniters Ignite The Nites the 3rd weekend in August. All makes and models of cars, trucks and motorcycles are encouraged to attend.
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| 08/14/10 | Western Hoedown Dance and Barbecue Malta 406-654-1037 Western Hoedown Dance and Barbecue will be held on the beautiful and historic grounds of the H.G. Robinson House and Gardens. Plan to treat yourself, dancing partner and friends to an enjoyable evening of listening and dancing to the western music of Benny Milks, Warren Taylor and Group. A deliciou... | |
| 08/14/10 | Annual Wine Festival Polson 800-845-4251 The Soroptimist of Polson take great pride in hosting our Annual Wine Festival. We continue a tradition of offering fine wines from around the world and delicious hors d'oeuvres from our local eateries. The bidding at our exciting live auction gets more competitive and jovial as the evening progre... | |
| 08/14/10-08/15/10 | Indian Arts Showcase Sidney 406-433-1916 Assiniboine and Sioux from the Fort Peck Indian Reservation, along with the Three Affiliated Tribes (Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara) from the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation in North Dakota camp at Fort Union for 2 days to demonstrate the arts and crafts of the Indian people. Speakers and demonstrati... | |
| 08/14/10 | Huckleberry Festival Swan Lake 406-886-2003 The Swan Lake Huckleberry Festival is an annual celebration of the elusive wild huckleberry. Witness the fierce competition of the Huckleberry Baking Contest or sample the locally made huckleberry pies offered by the Volunteer Fire Department. Enjoy the pancake breakfast, sizzling BBQ lunch. For ... | |
| 08/15/10 | Cruisin on Main Car Show Bozeman 406-586-4008 The annual Cruisin on Main Car Show will take place on Main Street between Wilson and Rouse Avenues. The show will start at 9:00am and end at 3:00pm. Car enthusiasts are invited to enter their vehicles in the show - all classes are welcome! You may pre-register or register on the day of the show. Da... | |
| 08/15/10 | Montana Shakespeare in the Parks: A Midsummer Night's Dream Cooke City 406-994-3901 A Midsummer Night's Dream
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| 08/16/10-08/17/10 | Montana Shakespeare in the Parks Helena 406-994-3901 August 16: Julius Caesar
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| 08/18/10-08/23/10 | Crow Fair and Rodeo Crow Agency 406-638-3896 The Annual Crow Fair Celebration it is one of the largest gatherings of the year for the Apsáalooke Nation and is considered the largest modern day American Indian encampment in the Nation. Deemed the "Teepee Capital of the World" because of the approximately 1,200 to 1,500 teepees in the encampment... | |
| 08/18/10-08/22/10 | Tri County Fair Deer Lodge 406-846-2520 Southwest Montana comes together for this good old fashioned county fair featuring 5 days of festivities, livestock, exhibits, food, rodeo and a demolition derby.... | |
| 08/18/10-08/22/10 | Northwest Montana Fair & Rodeo Kalispell 406-758-5810 Kalispell hosts this regional gathering which involves both Commercial and Individual exhibits, 4H\FFA exhibits, 5 days and 6 nights of Inland Empire\Royal West Amusements carnival, 3 nights of PRCA Rodeo action and fireworks after rodeo, a Livestock Show & Sale, Country Western and Classic-Rock mus... | |
| 08/18/10 | Montana Shakespeare in the Parks: A Midsummer Night's Dream Philipsburg 406-994-3901 A Midsummer Night's Dream
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| 08/18/10-08/22/10 | Montana Cowboy Mounted Shooting Competition Finals Three Forks 406-763-4456 Part exhibition, part Wild West show, part competition. Authentic cowboys and cowgirls compete on horseback in a timed shooting event with 45-caliber single-action pistols for real wild West entertainment. Concessions, seating and parking is available. Visitor friendly contestants are very willing... | |
| 08/19/10-08/22/10 | Fallon County Fair Baker 406-778-2451 Everyone is welcome to attend the Fallon County Fair at Baker with four fun-filled days of activities.
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| 08/19/10-08/21/10 | McCone County Fair Circle 406-485-2605 The annual McCone County Fair includes showmanship, stick horse rodeo for preschoolers, exhibits and evening entertainment.... | |
| 08/19/10-08/23/10 | Ten Lakes Scenic Area Volunteer Field Work Eureka 406-243-5361 This summer, the University of Montana's Wilderness Institute will take small groups of volunteers into the Ten Lakes Wilderness Study Area and adjacent roadless areas on the Kootenai National Forest. Volunteers will work with experienced field leaders to map and monitor weeds, inventory campsites,... | |
| 08/19/10-08/22/10 | Western Rendezvous of Art Helena 406-442-4263 The 32nd Annual Western Rendezvous of Art features 53 of the nation's premier artists, members of the Northwest Rendezvous Group of Artists (NWR) and invited guest artists. The Rendezvous opens Thursday at 10:00am at the Red Lion Colonial Inn. Events include a gallery art exhibit; Thursday evening b... | |
| 08/19/10-08/22/10 | Beartooth Rendezvous BMW Motorcycle Rally Red Lodge 406-443-5703 The Beartooth Beemers welcomes all motorcyclists, join us in riding "the last best place" at the Beartooth Rendezvous BMW Motorcycle Rally.
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| 08/19/10 | Montana Shakespeare in the Parks: Julius Caesar Superior 406-994-3901 Julius Caesar
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| 08/20/10-08/21/10 | A Day in the Country Bozeman 406-587-8216 Friday is our Annual Day in the Country featuring mini-classes and a country picnic lunch. Pre-registration required.
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| 08/20/10-08/22/10 | Montana Fun Weekend Cut Bank 406-873-8683 Montana Fun weekend includes a car show and a fly-in. Awards will be presented to the five best cars and three best airplanes. Drag races, burn out contests, airplane rides and bowling ball bombing. Food booths, entertainment, free parking, fly or drive, pancake breakfasts and more!... | |
| 08/20/10-08/22/10 | Chouteau County Fair Fort Benton 406-622-5505 This annual county fair features a rodeo, concert, demolition derby and food concessions. Also featured are livestock, photography, artwork, crafts, garden and wheat production entries, 4-H exhibits and fat stock sale. The Chouteau County Fairgrounds has a canoe launch and tent/RV campground. All... | |
| 08/20/10-08/22/10 | Montana Pioneer and Classic Auto Club Fall Tour Kalispell 406-252-5324 The Montana Pioneer and Classic Auto Club has over 900 members statewide which is made up of 12 active clubs. Two tours each year are hosted by the various clubs and consist of a Friday evening 'gas-light' parade, and a car tour and judging on Saturday. Usually about 60 cars participate in the even... | |
| 08/20/10-08/21/10 | Manhattan Potato Festival Manhattan 406-284-4162 Friday night is a barbecue dinner. Saturday is a day of celebration held in downtown Manhattan in honor of the potato industry surrounding this community. The day includes with firemen's breakfast, parade, arts and crafts vendors, lawn mower races, car show and town dance. Big Sky Carvers hold a te... | |
| 08/20/10-08/21/10 | Annual Montana Knifemaker Show Missoula 425-868-5880 The Annual Montana Knifemaker Show will feature custom made knives from makers all over the United States and many from Montana. There will be all kinds of demonstrations featuring forging, sheath making, a question and answer session on the art of custom knife making among others. We also have a ... | |
| 08/20/10 | Montana Shakespeare in the Parks: Julius Caesar Plains 406-994-3901 Julius Caesar
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| 08/20/10-08/22/10 | Big Sky Rendezvous Troy 406-295-4358 The Big Sky Rendezvous is held at the Halfway House. Bull Lake near Troy in northwest Montana is the setting for camping, live country music, food and refreshments.
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| 08/20/10-08/22/10 | A Step Back in Time: The Grand Victorian Ball for Peace 1865 Virginia City 800-829-2969 Experience a "Step Back in Time" Come to Virginia City, Montana. Learn about the influence of the Civil War in Montana's early history. Experience the fashions and customs of this era... Join us for a Victorian High Tea at the Bennett House on Friday at 3:00pm. Attend the authentic melodrama and... | |
| 08/21/10 | All Euro Car Show Billings 406-245-6733 The Absaroka Region Porsche Club of America announces its third annual All Euro Car Show held at Rocky Mountain College on the Green. Registration opens at 9:00am and pre-registration is encouraged at www.clubregistration.net. Open to all European sports cars and sedans vintage or contemporary.
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| 08/21/10 | Quilts on the Lawn Quilt Show Bozeman 406-586-6097 Quilts on the Lawn Quilt Show is a regional indoor/outdoor quilt show held at the Emerson Cultural Center. Antique quilts and a campfire memorabilia collection will be displayed inside. Hundreds of quilts with craft and food vendors are outside on the lawn. For more information go to www.quiltson... | |
| 08/21/10 | Stillwater Art and Wine Festival Fishtail 406-328-4655 Stillwater Art and Wine Festival is held in the beautiful Stillwater Valley. Come and taste the wine from a selection of 30 different wines. View the art work of over 25 artists. This is sure to be an event you won't want to miss!... | |
| 08/21/10 | Park to Paradise Triathlon Gardiner 307-344-2239 Park to Paradise Triathlon - Boat (8 miles) ** Bike (18 miles) ** Run (5 miles)
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| 08/21/10 | Montana Shakespeare in the Parks: A Midsummer Night's Dream Heron 406-994-3901 A Midsummer Night's Dream
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| 08/21/10-08/22/10 | Huntley Project Threshing Bee Huntley 406-967-6687 The annual Huntley Project Threshing Bee in Huntley features events for the whole family including steam and gas threshing, a stationary engine display, gas tractor and steam engine plowing, hay baling, binding, a saw-mill, wood planer and shingle mill, working blacksmith shop, tractor pull competit... | |
| 08/21/10-08/22/10 | Big Sky ACBS Annual Antique & Classic Boat Show Lakeside 406-844-3522 Boat Show Theme: Celebrate Glacier National Park's Centennial Birthday. The Big Sky Boat Show will feature an informational display about the Park's "Classic Wood Tour Boats" that were built in and around Flathead Lake in the early 1900 hundreds.
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| 08/21/10 | Montana State Chili Cook-off Manhattan 406-284-4162 Montana State Chili Cook-off is held in Manhattan. First place in Red, Green and Salsa advance to the World Chili Cook-off. Substantial price money for each category.... | |
| 08/21/10-08/22/10 | 1910 Fire Commemoration: Anniversary of the Big Blow-Up Missoula 406-826-4352 The Fires of 1910 touched individuals, families, firefighters, army personnel, communities, and indeed people worldwide during the summer of 1910. As you can see by some of the eye-witness accounts, reports and excerpts from Forest Service employees, news releases and newspaper accounts, and photos... | |
| 08/21/10 | Annual Polson Fly-In Polson 406-883-4036 At the Annual Polson Fly-In the public is invited to join pilots for an exciting day of aviation activities, beginning with a pancake breakfast at 8:00am. Watch as visiting aircraft arrive and land. View some fantastic aircraft; from homebuilt, vintage, WarBirds, floatplanes, to general aviation air... | |
| 08/21/10-08/22/10 | Lone Tree Gun Show Sidney 406-433-1916 Lone Tree Gun Show has grown to a new location and moved to the fall season to add an outdoor trade show that includes campers and ATVs. Of course, the antiques and coins that you expect to find at a gun show are there along with taxidermy displays and a wide variety of firearms for bird hunters to... | |
| 08/21/10 | Evelyn J Cameron Gala Terry 406-635-4966 Friends and member of the Evelyn J Cameron Foundation are invited to gather in Terry Montana at the Prairie County Fairgrounds to celebrate the annual gala honoring the photographer and her works.
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| 08/21/10 | Glacier Nordic Run Whitefish 800-858-5439 Experience the thrill of running or walking up the Danny On Memorial Trail of Whitefish Mountain in this summer fund raiser for the Junior Nordic Ski Program. Registration is in front of the Chalet from 8:00am to 8:45am. The start time is 9:00am and awards will follow the event on the Summit House... | |
| 08/22/10 | Powell County Demolition Derby Deer Lodge 406-846-2094 The Powell County Chamber of Commerce Demolition Derby is an annual even designed to excite and thrill thousands. Drivers are dedicated to destruction of all competitor's cars. Smashed beyond recognition is the bottom line. Fun and prize money is the goal. A junkyard owner's dream. This is a fu... | |
| 08/22/10 | Montana Shakespeare in the Parks: Julius Caesar Libby 406-994-3901 Julius Caesar
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| 08/22/10 | Bark in the Park Livingston 406-222-2111 Stafford Animal Shelter's Bark in the Park is held in the Miles Bandshell Park. Families and their dogs are invited to this fundraiser which includes a walk-a-thon, dog contests and kid activities. Please join us!... | |
| 08/22/10-09/25/10 | 35th Annual Art Auction Exhibit Miles City 406-234-0635 The Annual Art Auction features nearly 100 original artworks by artists throughout the region. A wide variety of mediums including oil, watercolor, and acrylic paintings as well as pottery, bronze and ceramic sculpture are featured. Images range from traditional western and landscape to still lif... | |
| 08/22/10 | Demo Derby Miles City 406-234-2890 The Miles City Area Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring a Demolition Derby at the Eastern Montana Fair. We will have a grudge match, a pitman race, a powder puff race, and the best paint job.
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| 08/23/10 | Montana Shakespeare in the Parks: A Midsummer Night's Dream Eureka 406-994-3901 A Midsummer Night's Dream
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| 08/24/10 | Montana Shakespeare in the Parks: Julius Caesar Kalispell 406-994-3901 Julius Caesar
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| 08/24/10-08/28/10 | National Fly Fishing Show West Yellowstone 406-222-9369 West Yellowstone has to be one of the all time favorite locations for the FFF annual gathering. You can bring the entire family and be assured of finding many things to do that fly fishing enthusiasts as well as family members can enjoy.
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| 08/26/10-08/29/10 | Jefferson County Fair and Rodeo Boulder 406-225-4025 A Fair of the Heart, old fashioned county fair in beautiful rural Montana. Live music, exhibits, contests, concessions and carousel on Saturday and Sunday. On Saturday there is a parade at noon, baked goods auction, barbecue and barn dance. Fun for the whole family. Thursday is the In-County Rode... | |
| 08/26/10 | Montana Shakespeare in the Parks: A Midsummer Night's Dream Charlo 406-994-3901 A Midsummer Night's Dream
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| 08/26/10-08/29/10 | Lincoln County Fair Eureka 406-296-3471 The Lincoln County Fair is held in the Tobacco Valley with Eureka as its center in the northern part of the county, just seven miles from the Canadian border. 'Small town, home town, country, low key' are the descriptions used for the fair. Locals and returning transplants from other areas come to... | |
| 08/26/10 | Montana Shakespeare in the Parks: Julius Caesar Hamilton 406-994-3901 Julius Caesar
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| 08/26/10-08/29/10 | Big Sky Classic Derby and Futurity Kalispell 406-949-0328 Big Sky Classic Derby and Futurity presented by Montana Reining Horse Association with over $25,000 added is one of the largest reining horse shows in the Northwest. This event brings horses and riders from the western United States and Canada together for the most exciting event in the western rid... | |
| 08/26/10-08/29/10 | Eastern Montana Fair Miles City 406-234-3848 Eastern Montana Fair is made up of Custer and six surrounding counties. Attendance runs about 14,000 for four days. There is lots of free midway entertainment, rodeo, concert, demolition derby, fireworks, carnival, exhibits (4-H and open) tractor-pull, and commercial exhibits. Midway entertainment ... | |
| 08/27/10-08/29/10 | Krinklehorn Pass Volunteer Field Work Eureka 406-243-5361 This summer, the University of Montana's Wilderness Institute will take small groups of volunteers into the Ten Lakes Wilderness Study Area and adjacent roadless areas on the Kootenai National Forest. Volunteers will work with experienced field leaders to map and monitor weeds, inventory campsites,... | |
| 08/27/10-08/29/10 | Think Local - Summer 's Last Art Blast Kalispell 406-261-3874 THINK LOCAL, a 3-day art fair, is a juried fine art and designer craft show of artists from all over Montana. There will be 60 booths offering handcrafted arts & crafts, along with great food and music, all in a beautiful park setting. Cost is free!... | |
| 08/27/10-08/28/10 | People's Center Annual Artist Market Pablo 406-675-0160 The People's Center will be hosting the Annual Artist Market at the People's Center in Pablo. Free, no admission to this event. Artists are invited to attend and participate in the market. Please call 406-675-0660 for more information.... | |
| 08/27/10 | Montana Shakespeare in the Parks: A Midsummer Night's Dream Seeley Lake 406-994-3901 A Midsummer Night's Dream
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| 08/27/10-08/28/10 | Blues Fest Virginia City 406-843-5700 The two day Blues Festival in Virginia City starts Friday night at 9:00pm and continues Saturday from 9:00pm to 1:00am. Enjoy great blues music!
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| 08/27/10-08/29/10 | Wibaux County Fair Wibaux 406-796-2486 The Wibaux County Fair features a night show on Friday night, a NRA/NWRA/NDRA rodeo on Saturday evening and a Demolition Derby/Bump-N-Run on Sunday afternoon. 4-H and open class judging Friday and Saturday. Food booths all three days and a parade through town Sunday. There is also 4-H livestock s... | |
| 08/28/10-09/05/10 | Crown of the Continent Guitar Foundation Workshop and Festival Bigfork 406-837-2574 Crown of the Continent Guitar Foundation Workshop and Festival will include a week-long workshop and 3 public concerts:
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| 08/28/10 | Boulder Car Show Boulder 406-465-2106 Classic cars will travel through Boulder. The Boulder Car Show is held in Veterans Park. Approximately 100 classic and antique cars are expected to be on display.
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| 08/28/10-10/31/10 | Bridger Mountains Raptor Migration Bozeman 800-726-4295 Hawk Watch International (HWI) began full-season, fall migration counts at this site in southwestern Montana in 1991, with standardized, single-site counts commencing in 1992. This ongoing effort monitors long-term trends in populations of raptors using this northern portion of the Rocky Mountain Fl... | |
| 08/28/10-08/29/10 | Old Settlers Days Clyde Park 406-686-4796 Old Settlers Days is an old-time family celebration. The two day festival features a parade, bake sales, vendor selling, foot race, barbecue, dance and fun and games for everyone. On Saturday, there will be a Fireman's breakfast at 7:00am and other events during the day include conversations with ... | |
| 08/28/10 | Dixon Melon Day Dixon 406-246-0045 Dixon Melon Day provides fun for the entire family. Activities include a Parade, 1 mile, 2 mile, 3 mile run/walk, food booths, old time kids and adult games, live entertainment, silent auction, farmer Olympics, horseshoes, little buckaroo rodeo and the best melons in western Montana. Also a 3 on 3 ... | |
| 08/28/10 | The Bull Thing Eureka 406-882-4444 The Bull Thing is the big attraction at the Lincoln County Fair. This event is strictly bull riding and the big purse draws top bull riders by invitation from all over Montana, the U.S. and Canada.... | |
| 08/28/10 | Fromberg Old West Day Fromberg 406-668-7773 A community festival celebrating the history of ranching, farming and industry in the Clark's Fork Valley. In addition to cowboy and western culture, the valley was home to a brick factory, pickle factory, flax mill and orchards. Join us for family fun.
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| 08/28/10-08/29/10 | Annual Missoula Dressage Competition and Championships Missoula 406-258-6467 This annual dressage competition is open to competitors from all over the United States and Canada who wish their horses to be judged by a national level judge and who may also wish to compete for national horse or rider awards.
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| 08/28/10-08/29/10 | River City Roots Fest Missoula 406-543-4238 Our region's largest arts and music festival showcasing Western Montana's gem: Downtown Missoula. A unique public/private partnership, this event celebrates Downtown's success and provides an opportunity to highlight some of Missoula's most recently-developed attractions.
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| 08/28/10 | Annual People's Center Celebration and Pow-wow Pablo 406-675-0160 Annual People's Center Celebration and Pow-wow In Pablo, Montana at the center grounds.
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| 08/28/10-08/29/10 | 42nd Annual Beartooth Run and Beartooth Ride Red Lodge 406-425-0698 To better insure the safety of participants and volunteers during the 42nd Annual BEARTOOTH RUN and BEARTOOTH RIDE the Montana Department of Transportation has asked the official host organization, Beartooth Events, to make major changes in policies and venues.
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| 08/28/10 | MonDak Harvest Fest Sidney 406-433-1916 The MonDak Harvest Fest is an antique tractor and pickup pulling contest. Also included is a kids' pedal pull and motor bike training. A show and shine car show is held in the afternoon.... | |
| 08/28/10 | Pineneedle Stampede - A Foot Race West Yellowstone 406-646-7744 Run or walk! This is a relaxed race and a great family event. As summer moves into spectacular fall, it feels like a celebration. A festival atmosphere prevails as walkers and runner from all over the area gather to test themselves on 6K and 10K events. There is a kid's race too! The traffic-fr... | |
| 08/28/10 | Snow Brewfest Whitefish 406-253-9192 Support the SNOW bus at the Annual Brewfest at the Whitefish Mountain Resort. Try Montana micro brews, listen to great music and enjoy the day. The SNOW bus will be running from Whitefish. Check http://www.bigmtncommercial.org for additional information.... | |
| 08/28/10 | Big Hole Cow Pasture Golf Tournament Wisdom 406-689-3800 Big Hole Cow Pasture Golf Tournament is a golf tournament in a pasture in the Big Hole Valley. Held annually.
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| 08/29/10 | Annual Foundation For Community Care Benefit Golf Tournament Sidney 406-488-2273 Bringing golfers of all skill levels together on teams creates a great format for fun. Since final scores will be net and based on a modified Callaway scoring equation, you can create you own 6 person team, partial team, or register individually and be placed on a team by the Sidney Country Club Pro... | |
| 08/29/10 | Montana Shakespeare in the Parks: Julius Caesar St Ignatius 406-994-3901 Julius Caesar
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| 08/31/10-09/06/10 | Beaverhead County Fair Dillon 406-925-3645 The fairgrounds are busy the whole week of the fair with carnival, 4-H Rodeo, Horse Show, Stock Horse Show, Ranch Sorting, Team Roping, Team Branding and open livestock shows. Karaoke, competition and 4-H Divisions.
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| 08/31/10-09/01/10 | Montana Shakespeare in the Parks Missoula 406-994-3901 August 31: A Midsummer Night's Dream
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| 08/31/10-09/05/10 | Sanders County Fair and Rodeo Plains 406-826-3202 An old fashioned country fair, one you'd see in a Norman Rockwell painting. There is no charge to enter the fairgrounds. Agricultural exhibits abound with locals displaying their talents, green thumbs and individuality. PRCA-sanctioned rodeos and Bull Riding; arena cross motorcycle event for the y... | |
| 09/01/10-09/02/10 | Snow Equipment Rodeo Billings 800-541-6671 The Snow Equipment Rodeo allows operators to test their skills on snowplow, front-end loader, backhoe, and motorgrader.
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| 09/01/10-09/04/10 | Ravalli County Fair Hamilton 406-363-3411 Ravalli County is nestled between the Bitterroot and Sapphire Mountain Ranges, offering visitors spectacular panoramic views. World renowned for its trout fishing, it also offers hiking, camping, hunting and many other year round outdoor activities. Highway 93, a Rand McNally selected scenic highw... | |
| 09/01/10-09/06/10 | Milk River Wagon Train Malta 406-654-1720 The oldest continuous wagon train in the west pulls out on its 40th excursion. No fees or registration, just days of good wholesome outdoors fun with horses, teams, wagons, barbecue and people who love 'em all.
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| 09/02/10 | Montana Shakespeare in the Parks: A Midsummer Night's Dream Manhattan 406-994-3901 A Midsummer Night's Dream
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| 09/02/10-09/05/10 | Poplar Indian Days Poplar 406-768-7623 Poplar Indian Days is a Pow Wow, which is a celebration of native culture and traditions through dancing, food, crafts, and fellowship with one another. All members of the General Public are welcome to participate or spectate.
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| 09/03/10-09/06/10 | Ashland Labor Day Powwow Ashland 406-784-2883 The arbor on U.S. Highway 212 between Ashland and the St. Labre Mission comes alive during the Labor Day weekend. Drummers and dancers from many tribes participate. Booths are set up for food vendors and Native American art and beadwork. Giveaways, gourd dancing and hand games are part of the fes... | |
| 09/03/10 | Chili Cook-off Big Sky 406-995-2742 30 contestants compete to make the best chili in Big Sky. Put on your western duds and come join us for an evening of good food, music and a raffle of various items donated by the community.... | |
| 09/03/10-09/05/10 | Big Sky Polka Festival Billings 406-656-7470 The Big Sky Polka Festival will hold its Annual Event on Labor Day Weekend. Truly the largest dance festival in the entire Rocky Mountain northwest region. This event draws dancing folk from thirty states and Canada.
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| 09/03/10-09/04/10 | Burn the Point Classic Car Show and Parade Billings 406-248-9295 Classic muscle cars from the 60's and 70's as well as finely restored classics from the early days of automotive history all come back to the streets where it all began-Downtown Billings. Burn the Point means cruising and cruising means oldies music, tough cars and shiny new paint jobs on very old ... | |
| 09/03/10-09/04/10 | Ennis on the Madison Fly Fishing Festival Ennis 406-682-3148 Tie one on! Celebrate fly fishing in Ennis. Join us for an event that celebrates fly fishing and the town of Ennis on the Madison River.
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| 09/03/10 | Montana Shakespeare in the Parks: A Midsummer Night's Dream Gardiner 406-994-3901 A Midsummer Night's Dream
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| 09/03/10-09/05/10 | Annual Saco Fun Day Celebration Saco 406-527-3434 Saco Fun Days is an annual event on Labor Day weekend, sponsored by the Saco Area Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture. It was started in 1963 by early members of the Chamber as a way to promote Saco and the surrounding area.
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| 09/03/10-09/19/10 | First Peoples Buffalo Jump Atlatl Competition and Mammoth Hunt Ulm 406-866-2217 First Peoples Buffalo Jump Atlatl Competition and Mammoth Hunt: Come have some fun with an ancient spear throwing/hunting device. This 8,000 year-old weapon was the prehistoric person's primary means of obtaining fresh game. Learn about the weapon and its history as well as how to throw it. Stat... | |
| 09/03/10-09/04/10 | Stargazing Under the Caverns Sky Whitehall 406-287-3541 Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park's special event combines stargazing and a family campout. Come early to set up a campsite before the scheduled program, which will last well into the late hours of the night. Using telescopes, a narrater will present an interpretation of the evening sky to provide ... | |
| 09/04/10 | Absarokee Farmers Market CPC Absarokee 406-322-5604 The Cobblestone Preservation Committee sponsors the Farmers Market, Saturday of Labor Day Weekend. We have the venders gather at the elementary school grounds starting at 7:00am until 9:00am at which time they can begin to sell. We furnish electrical hookups if necessary. We have a fee for spaces... | |
| 09/04/10 | Quilt Show Absarokee 406-328-7123 Free annual Quilt Show sponsored by the Stillwater Quilters of Absarokee. Over 100 quilts and quilted items shown.... | |
| 09/04/10-09/05/10 | Montana State O-Mok-See Big Sandy 406-458-3860 The Montana State O-Mok-See is to be held Labor Day Weekend! Hosted by Smith Valley Saddle Club. ADMISSION IS FREE!
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| 09/04/10 | Big Sky Mountainfest Big Sky 800-548-4486 Big Sky Mountainfest will be held at the Mountain Village in Big Sky on Saturday of the Labor Day Weekend. Music, food and merchants.... | |
| 09/04/10 | Nightmare Hill Climb Billings 406-656-9960 Billings Motorcycle Club is known for promoting extreme, western-style hill climbing and now we have added a new dimension by running the big bikes under the lights. The temperatures are cooler but the bikes get hotter and faster. Over 200 rider entries will make this an awe inspiring event for fa... | |
| 09/04/10 | John Colter Run Bozeman 800-332-4574 The John Colter Run at the Missouri Headwater State Park commemorates John Colter's famous trek across Montana. This is a cross country foot race. So, put on your running shoes and join the group for a unique and fun outdoor activity. Trace the steps of John Colter and his escape from the Blackfee... | |
| 09/04/10-09/05/10 | Powder River Quarter Horse Breeders Sale & Futurity Broadus 406-436-2335 Powder River Quarter Horse Breeders Sale & Futurity is always held Saturday and Sunday the first weekend in September. This is a quarter horse sale and futurity events for horses. Includes events for yearlings through mature horses.
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| 09/04/10-09/06/10 | Labor Day Wagon Train Culbertson 406-790-0600 Relive the days of homesteaders in this annual gathering hosted by the Culbertson Saddle Club. Each year hundreds of people enjoy riding across the prairie and dancing out under the stars. Fee includes meals, hay, beverages and entertainment.
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| 09/04/10-09/06/10 | Boardwalk Arts & Crafts Festival Dillon 406-683-5511 Boardwalk Arts & Crafts Festival - "Dillon Up-Close & Personal" Experience the vast number of local, regionally and worldwide artists who will feature their work at the Beaverhead Museum Depot. The festival will include live music and art displays throughout downtown Dillon. Taste of Dillon will o... | |
| 09/04/10-09/06/10 | Montana's Biggest Weekend Dillon 406-683-5771 Aptly described as "Montana's Biggest Weekend", the Dillon Jaycee Labor Day Rodeo, Concert, Fair & Parade provides an exciting and colorful end to summer. The arena action lures America's top riders and ropers, matched against the toughest rodeo stock in two days of heart-stopping action. The fairgr... | |
| 09/04/10 | 18th Annual Show and Shine Car Show Essex 406-888-5040 Essex's Labor Day celebration is highlighted by the Annual Show and Shine Car Show open to all cars. There is a poker run on Sunday, voting for your favorite car, a barbecue and a dance. This is a family event that includes pig roast, barbecue, beer garden, trophies and prizes. Winner of show go... | |
| 09/04/10-09/07/10 | Helmville Labor Day Rodeo Helmville 406-288-3273 The Helmville Labor Day Rodeo is the biggest little rodeo in Montana. Sunday features the top six bareback riders in the NRA and Monday features the top six saddle bronc riders in the NRA. Enjoy dancing at the Helmville Community Hall on Sunday night from 9 pm to 2 am.
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| 09/04/10 | Montana Shakespeare in the Parks: Julius Caesar Laurel 406-994-3901 Julius Caesar
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| 09/04/10 | Chief Plenty Coups Day of Honor Pryor 406-252-1289 This day of cultural sharing at this great Crow chief's home includes speakers, drummers and dancers; tours of the chief's house, medicine spring, and gravesite; and concludes with a buffalo feast. A craft fair is also being planned. All people are invited to participate in the Chief's great legac... | |
| 09/04/10 | Red Lodge Fun Run for Charities Red Lodge 406-425-0492 The Red Lodge Fun Run! Race starts in the historic downtown Red Lodge, at the base of the Beartooth Mountains! We do hope you will join us in making The Red Lodge Fun Run even bigger! We expect over 1,000 participants. The Fun Run is a festive, outdoor event that serves as a community-wide fund-r... | |
| 09/04/10-09/06/10 | Living History Weekend Sidney 406-433-1916 Living History Weekend - muzzleloaders encampment for three days at Fort Union. Part of each day is spent on a building project for the fort. Beginning at 8:00pm each evening, every 15 minutes, groups of 25 tour the fort, confronted by period scenes. The last tour ends at 10:00pm.... | |
| 09/04/10 | Labor Day Horseback Poker Ride Virginia City 800-829-2969 Saddle up the horses and put on your poker face! The Labor Day Horseback Poker Ride is in Virginia City. This year's poker ride is sponsored by the Virginia City Area Chamber of Commerce. Registration for the Poker Ride is 8:30am-10:00am at the Bale of Hay Saloon. Admission is $15 per rider. First ... | |
| 09/04/10 | Huckleberry Hillclimb Whitefish 800-858-5439 The Huckleberry Hillclimb is the final event in the Summer Biking Season. You had better done your time on your bikeseat, because the 'Huckleberry Hillclimb' requires riders to climb all the way to the summit from the bottom of the Big Mountain road.
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| 09/05/10 | Bigfork's Annual Rumble in the Bay Car Show Bigfork 406-837-5888 Bigfork's Annual Rumble in the Bay Car Show is held over Labor Day Weekend. Sunday - Show & Shine in downtown Bigfork on Electric Avenue. Events include a poker walk, costume contest, 50/50, raffles and lots of trophies to be awarded. All makes and models welcome. For registration form, event detail... | |
| 09/05/10 | Founder's Day Red Lodge 406-446-3667 The Carbon County Historical Society & Museum announces the creation of an annual celebration event, named Founder's Day, to honor individuals, organizations, and businesses that laid the cornerstones on which Carbon County stands today.
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| 09/05/10 | 'Running of the Sheep' Sheep Drive Reed Point 406-326-2315 The Reed Point Community Club's annual 'Great Montana Sheep Drive' features hundreds of sturdy Montana bred woolies charging down the six blocks of the main street in an event some say is matched only by the Running of the Bulls in Pamplona, Spain. The event also has a parade including the Shriner'... | |
| 09/05/10-09/06/10 | Labor Day PRCA Rodeo White Sulphur Springs 406-547-3353 PRCA Rodeo action in the Smith River Valley, sponsored by Meagher County Rodeo Club. Sunday and Monday - parade at 11:00am.
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| 09/06/10 | Big N Rich Bulldogging Jackpot Dillon 406-683-2255 Big N Rich Bulldogging Jackpot is a rodeo event for Montana cowboys.... | |
| 09/06/10 | Labor Day Arts Fair Red Lodge 406-446-1370 This fair features 80+ artists' booths displaying and selling bead work, pottery, paintings, sculptures, photography and more. Free, live entertainment throughput the day consists of fiddlers, belly dancers, folk musicians and more. Food booths, concession stand and picnic tables for lunch, snacks... | |
| 09/06/10 | Montana Shakespeare in the Parks: Julius Caesar Townsend 406-994-3901 Julius Caesar
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| 09/07/10 | Montana Shakespeare in the Parks: A Midsummer Night's Dream Hot Springs 406-994-3901 A Midsummer Night's Dream
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| 09/08/10 | Montana Shakespeare in the Parks: A Midsummer Night's Dream Anaconda 406-994-3901 A Midsummer Night's Dream
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| 09/09/10 | Montana Shakespeare in the Parks: Julius Caesar Deer Lodge 406-994-3901 Julius Caesar
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| 09/09/10-09/11/10 | Northwest Montana Arms Collectors Fall Gun Show Kalispell 406-755-3980 Large display of guns, antique, and modern and accessories for sale. Custom western jewelry, knives, and art.... | |
| 09/09/10-09/23/10 | First Nations Education Series Ulm 406-866-2217 Park staff and volunteers will present afternoon hour-long programs throughout September. The 'First Nations Education Series' is part of First Peoples Buffalo Jump Culture Days, but this series is geared towards adults and older children rather than 5th and 6th grade students. Specific topics wil... | |
| 09/09/10 | Taste of Whitefish Whitefish 406-862-3501 Indian Summer is the perfect time for an open-air and indoor culinary extravaganza. The Taste of Whitefish is Northwest Montana's premier food event!! The Taste of Whitefish features fine cuisine from more than twenty area restaurants, as well as beer, wine and non-alcoholic beverages, and live mu... | |
| 09/10/10-09/12/10 | Anaconda Wildlife Expo Anaconda 406-560-3416 The Anaconda Wildlife Expo is an annual event and is coming into its 7th year. It is quickly becoming a 'Need to see' art expo and has caught the eye of many art collectors throughout the country. Many award winning artists from around Montana as well as from other states are featured here, 35 in a... | |
| 09/10/10 | Annual Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament Big Sky 800-943-4111 Mark your calendars; the Big Sky Chamber of Commerce is gearing up for its upcoming annual golf tournament at the Big Sky Golf Course with a shot-gun start at 12:30pm. Then entry fee for the tournament is $90 per person or $350 per team, which includes 18 holes of golf, carts, and drinks during the... | |
| 09/10/10-06/19/11 | Billings Studio Theatre Billings 406-248-1141 Billings Studio Theatre is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing quality entertainment at an affordable price. The Billings Studio Theatre was established in 1953.
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| 09/10/10-09/12/10 | Fall Home Improvement Show Billings 800-303-3114 Billings only Fall Home Improvement. The Fall Show features 400 exhibits in a 75,000 square foot exhibit area. The show is always held the first weekend after Labor Day and will be expanding to the Expo Center - Metra Park. Exhibitors display home improvement ideas, products and services for the ... | |
| 09/10/10-09/11/10 | Stitch & Chatter Quilt Show Broadus 406-436-2126 Stitch & Chatter Quilt Show has quilted articles of all kinds, handmade on display with judging by People's Choice. Door prizes, youth awards, raffles and refreshments available. Demonstrations will be given by local artisans throughout the day. 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place prizes will be awarded in e... | |
| 09/10/10 | Montana Shakespeare in the Parks: A Midsummer Night's Dream Butte 406-994-3901 A Midsummer Night's Dream
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| 09/10/10-09/11/10 | North American Indian Alliance Pow Wow Butte 406-782-0461 Butte hosts this annual celebration of Native American Dancing, food and music. There are vendors with Native American jewelry, bead work and other traditional items.... | |
| 09/10/10 | Annual Ennis Arts Associations Dinner and Silent Auction Ennis 406-570-0711 Ennis Arts Association's 15th Annual "Evening Over The Mountains" Artist Appreciation Dinner & Silent Auction: Banditos Restaurant in Virginia City with the Artist Reception and Silent Auction starting at 5:30pm followed by Dinner at 7:00pm. Proceeds go to support art-related community projects. Res... | |
| 09/10/10-09/11/10 | Glasgow Homecoming Festival Weekend Glasgow 406-228-2222 The Glasgow Area Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture will be hosting the Saskatoon Police Pipe Band during the Glasgow Scottie Homecoming, Festival weekend. The band will take part in the Scottie Homecoming Parade on Friday at 2:30, the Scottie Booster Club tailgate party at GHS at 6:00, and performin... | |
| 09/10/10 | River's Edge Trail - Blues & Brews Great Falls 406-788-3313 Considered as Great Falls' best party the 14th Annual Blues & Brews fund raiser for the River's Edge Trail will feature great food, a selection of micro brew and domestic beers and the best regional and national blues artist we can find. The event provides match funds for state and federal trail gr... | |
| 09/10/10-09/11/10 | Montana Trappers Association State Convention Lewistown 406-376-3178 Gathering of Trappers to show, trade, yearly awards, banquet. Open to all. Trapping demonstrations, contests, fur fashion show, dealer booths offering everything from jewelry to trapping lures. 10 prize raffle drawing and auction.... | |
| 09/10/10-09/12/10 | Libby Nordicfest Libby 406-293-2440 The Libby community celebrates its Scandinavian Heritage every year on the second weekend in September. Libby Nordicfest is a gala affair featuring Scandinavian foods, a juried craft show, traditional folk costumes, free outdoor entertainment, a quilt show, concerts, music and arts. There are spec... | |
| 09/10/10-09/12/10 | Beartooth Run to the Sun Red Lodge 406-860-6513 Come to the 2nd Annual Beartooth Run to the Sun Vintage Rally. This family friendly event with free admission to spectators includes a Welcome Shindig, Scenic Poker Cruise, Parade, and Car Show Finale. Come on down and get a look at the finest show cars around!
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| 09/11/10-09/12/10 | Fall Classic Motocross Race Billings 406-656-9960 The Fall Classic Motocross Race marks almost a decade of great fall racing at Billings Motorcycle Club. Almost three hundred motorcycle riders will come out to test themselves one last time before winter sets in. The jumps are big, the turns are deep and the speeds are fast as some of Montana and ... | |
| 09/11/10 | Rimrock Opera: Opera on the Avenue - Auction of Arias Billings 406-671-2214 Meet and mingle with the cast of "The Merry Widow" over select wines and sumptuous desserts. Bid for your choice of arias by your favorite artist, and enjoy a dazzling program of the winning selections.
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| 09/11/10-09/12/10 | Boulder Music & Art Festival Boulder 406-465-2106 Join the FREE fun as musicians perform in Veterans Park on Boulder's Main Street all afternoon. A mix of locals and professionals from elsewhere in the state will entertain while local artists display their works. There is no charge for the festival. Vendors will offer food and non-alcoholic beve... | |
| 09/11/10-09/12/10 | Medicine Rocks Buffalo Shoot Ekalaka 406-775-6705 Medicine Rocks Buffalo Shoot The Medicine Rocks Buffalo Shoot is an annual contest using lever-action, .22 rifle and revolvers on Saturday. Sunday features the long-range buffalo rifle match. The shooting event uses steel animal silhouettes at ranges from 25 to 800 yards. Period clothing is encoura... | |
| 09/11/10 | Oktoberfest Glasgow 406-228-2222 Fun family day in downtown Glasgow. The day will include pancake breakfast, vendors, pumpkin carving contest, pie and hotdog eating contest, outhouse races, tug a war, a children's parade. The NE Children's Museum will have a vendor booth with kids learning activities. There will be a farmers mark... | |
| 09/11/10-09/12/10 | NW Montana Antique Power Ass'n Threshing Bee Kalispell 406-756-5577 This event features steam threshing, steam plowing, antique tractors and engines, daily Parade of Power, shingle making, miniature steam train rides, running sawmill, music and entertainment. Lunch available and handicap transportation on grounds.... | |
| 09/11/10 | Annual Montana State Chokecherry Festival Lewistown 866-912-3980 The Chokecherry, a small, maroon-colored fruit with a puckery taste that grows wild in Montana, will reign supreme on the first Saturday after Labor Day. It's a time of wholesome fun for everyone from tiny tykes to Grandpa.
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| 09/11/10-09/12/10 | Travelers' Rest Brigade 205th Anniversary Lolo 406-273-4253 Travelers' Rest Brigade - Commemorate the 205th anniversary of Lewis and Clark's arrival to Treaveler's Rest. Local re-enactors will be on hand to demonstrate historical firearms, leather work, brain tanning and other skills of the era.
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| 09/11/10 | High Plains Classic Car Show Miles City 406-234-1410 The car club has offered people a chance to enjoy and reminisce of times gone by with this outdoor event for over 20 years. Bring your vehicles, old or new, and participate in the fun. There is an entry fee for the participants but the spectators are free. $20.00 includes one supper and additiona... | |
| 09/11/10 | Miner’s Union Day Philipsburg 406-859-5125 It's time for Philipsburg to once again celebrate Montana's rich mining heritage with the Annual Miner's Union Picnic and Mining Competition. Please accept our invitation to join us and to celebrate Montana's miners and mining history.
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| 09/11/10 | NorthWest HoneyFest Stevensville 406-777-3773 NorthWest HoneyFest is a brand new event to our area. The event will feature educational efforts regarding bees and their importance, products made from honey and bee products. There will be a gala event involving food vendors, a contest, music and other festivities. Be watching the website for up... | |
| 09/11/10 | Montana Shakespeare in the Parks: Julius Caesar White Sulphur Springs 406-994-3901 Julius Caesar
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| 09/11/10-09/12/10 | 30th Whitefish Men's Soccer Games Whitefish 406-862-5154 (work) Started in 1981, the annual Whitefish Men's Soccer Tournament is Montana's largest and oldest adult soccer tournament. Each team is guaranteed a minimum of four games against competition from British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Washington, Alaska and Montana. The emphasis is on attractive, s... | |
| 09/12/10 | Farm Festival Bozeman 406-994-6054 Farm Festival
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| 09/12/10 | Circle Rifle Club Turkey Shoot Circle 406-485-2539 Circle Rifle Club Turkey Shoot is held annually the second Sunday in September at 10:00am. Lunch will be available. There is trap shooting, target rifle shooting, pistol shooting and 22 shooting for kids. This is a day of fun shooting events and something for the whole family.... | |
| 09/12/10 | Historic Bell Street Bridge Day Glendive 406-377-5601 A day of outdoor family fun with non-stop live entertainment, children's activities, wagon rides, historical tours, food and drinks, a motorcycle contest, fly-over, duck race, craft fair and more. This event celebrates the preservation and birthday of the Historic Bell Street Bridge over the Yellow... | |
| 09/12/10 | Germanfest Missoula 406-532-3240 The Germanfest, an annual ethnic heritage celebration that highlights Missoula's Sister City relationship with Neckargemund, one of the oldest communities in Germany. The celebration is held in the Pavilion at Caras Park alongside the Clark Fork River in downtown Missoula. A typical program includ... | |
| 09/12/10 | Utica Day Fair Utica 406-423-5364 Utica Day Fair features booths of arts, crafts and food. Home made pie and coffee available for a small fee. Inclement weather site is the Hobson School. Cozy but friendly!! Raffle includes items from each of our members that have been incorporated into many gift baskets. In addition the sponso... | |
| 09/12/10 | What The Hay Utica 406-423-5800 The year 2010 marks the twenty-first consecutive "What the Hay" Event. Started as a good-natured "spoof" between two neighboring ranchers, this event has now become a nationally recognized celebration and in 2003 was named as Montana's Tourist Event of the Year.
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| 09/15/10-09/17/10 | Montana Academy of Living History Deer Lodge 406-846-3111 The Montana Academy of Living History, presents outstanding workshops at the fabulous Old Prison Museums and Grant-Kohrs historic ranch. The Academy provides hands-on workshops on skills needed during the Draft Horse Era. Nationally recognized presenters will give workshops on driving draft horses,... | |
| 09/17/10 | Blue and Gold Fall Party Bozeman 406-994-3741 Join Bobcat fans as we taste wines from around the United States at our Blue & Gold Fall Party, at the Best Western GranTree Inn in Bozeman. In addition to paired wine and hors d'oeuvres, the event will be emceed by former Montana State Coaches, Joe Tiller and Sonny Holland, and entertainment will ... | |
| 09/17/10-09/19/10 | UMW 8th Annual Hunter/Jumper Horseshow Dillon 406-660-0558 The Annual UMW Hunter/Jumper Horse Show is a horse competition. This show is approved by the U.S. Hunter Jumper Association, the Montana Hunter Jumper Association, and the American Paint Horse Association for alternative points.... | |
| 09/17/10-04/18/11 | Star Party Great Falls 406-727-8733 Star Party - With cooperation from the USDA Forest Service, the Central Montana Astronomy Society hosts its monthly star party, a star-gazing experience with large telescopes set up for public viewing, and interesting explanations of the features being viewed. The Lewis and Clark Expedition relied o... | |
| 09/17/10-09/19/10 | Havre Festival Days Havre 406-265-4383 The Festival Days weekend opens with a very popular 48-hour softball tournament. A community parade which includes a Pet & Doll Parade, on Saturday, highlights the weekend celebration. The craft and commercial show, held at the Great Northern Fairgrounds is open Friday and Saturday. Saturday is bu... | |
| 09/17/10-09/19/10 | Great Divide Orchid Society Show and Sale Helena 406-422-5633 The Great Divide Orchid Society will hold its Annual Orchid Show and Sale in the Capital Hill Mall. Everyone is encouraged to enter their blooming orchids or orchid art in this show, you need not be a member of the GDOS. Entries of orchid plants or orchid art will be accepted Friday before noon. Am... | |
| 09/17/10-09/19/10 | Last Chance Community Pow Wow Helena 406-439-5631 The Last Chance Community Pow Wow is held at the beginning of Native American Week in September. The pow wow is a spiritual celebration to join together in dancing, singing, visiting old friends, and making new friends. Come on out and we will show you a wonderful time. For more information, call... | |
| 09/17/10-12/17/10 | Flathead Valley Community College Chef's Table Kalispell 406-756-3963 Flathead Valley Community College Chef's Table is presented by the college's first-year culinary arts students as they complete their first-year internships. The students are the spotlight for the night as they showcase their talents in preparing, plating and serving the light hors d'oeuvres and th... | |
| 09/17/10-09/19/10 | Miles City Music On Wings Bluegrass Festival Miles City 406-853-1678 We would like to invite everyone to join us at the annual "Music on Wings" Bluegrass Festival held during the third weekend of September in historic Miles City, Montana. The "Music on Wings" Bluegrass Festival's the only event in Southeastern Montana featuring live performances by some of the best B... | |
| 09/18/10 | Billings Symphony Orchestra & Chorale: Opening Night Billings 406-252-3610 Opening night of the 2010 - 2011 season, our 60th Anniversary!
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| 09/18/10 | Last Chance Derby Broadus 406-436-2778 Last Chance Derby offers a great afternoon of demolition derby races at the Powder River County Fairgrounds. Prizes awarded as well as trophies. Concessions available on site.... | |
| 09/18/10-09/19/10 | Threshing Bee Choteau 406-466-5409 The Teton Antique Steam and Gas Threshing Association will hold it annual Threshing Bee in September. The event will be held in Choteau just two blocks south of the City Park.
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| 09/18/10 | Town and Country Day Circle 406-485-2741 This is the local annual celebration of the community of Circle. The day starts out with a fun run at 7:00am, followed by free breakfast, kids and community parade. Other activities include an auction with free lunch served by Mid-River Telephone Company, farmers market, kids games, football, voll... | |
| 09/18/10-09/19/10 | 15th Annual Big Sky Draft Horse Expo Deer Lodge 406-846-2854 The Annual Big Sky Draft Horse Expo, Montana's only draft horse show, will be held at the fairgrounds in historic Deer Lodge. Activities included with the purchase of the $15 event button, Montana's only Quilt and Carriage show which displays heritage quilts, lap robes and accessories with carriage... | |
| 09/18/10 | Salmon Festival Eureka 406-889-4636 This is a family festival, revolving around the annual salmon run up the Tobacco River which runs through the Historical Village in downtown Eureka. Salmon Festival has something for everyone; fishing derby, kids games, casting contest, scarecrow contest, salmon cook off, different length runs, art... | |
| 09/18/10-09/19/10 | Lincoln Rod Run Lincoln 406-362-4271 Lincoln Rod Run is Lincoln's best and a great time for family and fun! A local car show as an area wide attraction. This last years entry had over 200 entries.
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| 09/19/10 | Montana Governor's Cup Marathon Billings 406-245-9735 From an elevation of 4,200 to 3,130 feet above sea level, the 26.2-mile course travels through breathtaking countryside with panoramic mountain views. Beginning at Molt, Montana, winding through Billings, and ending at Daylis Stadium, the scenic course is certified by USATF. Four mountain ranges are... | |
| 09/21/10-09/23/10 | Native American Awareness Days Pablo 800-883-5344 People's Center staff and other tribal members share Salish, Kootenai, and Pend d'Oreille crafts, history, demonstrations, and exhibits during these two days. Enjoy drumming, singing, and native dancing. Taste traditional fry bread and dry meat. Participate in hands-on beading, native games, and cla... | |
| 09/22/10-09/25/10 | HatcH Film Festival Bozeman 406-586-2635 Beautiful downtown Bozeman, Montana is the location for this year's HATCHfest. Throughout the week there will be screenings of ten feature films, ten ground breaker films, a shorts program, musical events, 2 dedicated lounge areas for guests and invitees and a closing night award ceremony.
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| 09/24/10 | Ales for Trails Billings 406-896-0250 Billings, Montana - Ales for Trails is celebrating its 10th anniversary of promoting multi-use trail development in the Billings area. This year's event is moving to Dehler Park, home of the Billings Mustangs baseball team. The event features beer tasting from many of Montana's craft breweries, live... | |
| 09/24/10-09/25/10 | Sugarbeet Festival Chinook 406-357-2394 This is a celebration of Chinook's agricultural heritage based on sugarbeet farming and honoring other aspects of agriculture and the area's business industry.
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| 09/24/10-04/19/11 | Live! at the Civic Helena 406-227-6588 Live! at the Civic - 2010-2011 season
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| 09/24/10-09/25/10 | Flathead Quilters Guild Annual Quilt Show Kalispell 406-257-6966 The Flathead Quilters Guild Annual Quilt Show, which is over 27 years old, invites you to come enjoy our quilt show. Last year we displayed over 200 items including quilts, wall hangings, quilted garments and quilted decorator items. We have a viewer's choice voting on Friday. Quilt Show theme is... | |
| 09/25/10 | Belgrade Fall Festival Belgrade 406-388-1616 Belgrade's Fall Festival is a project that involves the whole community. It is part of a city tradition that has gone on for over 39 years.
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| 09/25/10-09/26/10 | Rimrock Opera: Merry Widow Billings 406-671-2214 What Makes 'The Merry Widow' Merry?
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| 09/25/10-09/26/10 | Northeast Montana Threshing Bee and Antique Show Culbertson 406-787-5265 Northeast Montana Threshing Bee and Antique Show is a two-day show held each year the fourth full weekend in September: threshing bundles, sawing logs, parade of old tractors and machinery, small engine display, shingle saw, lumber planer, flea market space, car show, free barbecue Saturday evening.... | |
| 09/25/10 | Gardiner Brewfest in the Park Gardiner 406-848-7971 Annual Brewfest: The event consists of live music starting around 3:00pm, micro breweries represented with samples of their favorite micro brews from Montana, burgers and brats which are served throughout the evening.
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| 09/25/10 | National Public Lands Day Great Falls 406-727-8733 To encourage visitation to our nation's public lands, the national forests and grasslands join the Bureau of Land Management, US Fish and Wildlife Service, and National Park Service in waiving entrance fees for the day.... | |
| 09/25/10 | Native American Family Day Great Falls 406-727-8787 Native American Family Day - Join us for an afternoon of fun and entertaining family activities celebrating Native American Week in Montana. Kids can play traditional Native American games while learning about the history of Native Americans in Montana. Admission is free to the Museum.
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| 09/25/10-09/26/10 | Hellgate Gem Mineral and Fossil Show Missoula 406-543-3667 Annual Gem, Mineral and Fossil Show. All types of gems and minerals; games for the children, demonstations and silent auction. Something in every price range.... | |
| 09/25/10 | Old Faithful Fall Cycle Tour West Yellowstone 406-599-4465 Ride this 60-mile round-trip bicycle tour to Yellowstone's Old Faithful, starting at 9:00am. Enjoy the fall colors of Yellowstone National Park as the 60 mile round-trip bicycle tour takes you past geysers, thermal features, bison and bugling elk. If you are looking for a shorter ride, we will shu... | |
| 09/26/10-10/03/10 | Fall Hill Climb Series Billings 406-656-9960 Billings Motorcycle Club is known for promoting extreme, western-style hill climbing and now we have added a mini season for those who want to ride just one more time before snow falls. The temperatures are cooler but the bikes get hotter and faster. Over 200 rider entries will make this an excell... | |
| 09/26/10 | Scarecrow Festival Jefferson City 866-933-8789 Scarecrow Festival - Fun for the whole family building Scarecrows. We supply all the stuff but we encourage you to bring some of you own unique materials. Join in the contests, pumpkin carvings, a big bonfire, wiener roast and live music. Last year we had over 350 scarecrows made!... | |
| 09/30/10 | Montana Master Chefs Greenough 406-244-5363 Explore exquisite tastes from culinary masters and world-class vintners. Savor truly spectacular scenery on your plate and around your elegant private home - all in a luxurious wilderness setting that would have made Lewis & Clark drool. Come, experience Montana Master Chefs.
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| 09/30/10-10/02/10 | Montana Historical Society History Conference Helena 406-444-4741 Montana Historical Society History Conference offers the finest and latest in Montana history and heritage in a fun, informative and interactive format that is suitable for anyone with even a limited knowledge of the state. The event includes solid history, fun activities and entertainment plus tou... | |
| 10/01/10 | Artwalk Billings - October Billings 406-259-6563 Galleries host Artwalk Downtown Billings, 5-9pm. Local and regional artists on hand to show new works. Refreshments served. Bus transportation available. www.artwalkbillings.com... | |
| 10/01/10-10/03/10 | Bridger Raptor Festival Bozeman 800-223-9609 The Bridger Raptor Festival is an annual event held in and around Bozeman Montana. The festival, which is free to the public, centers around an annual count each Fall of the largest known golden eagle migration in the United States. The Bridger Raptor Festival takes place at the Bridger Bowl ski ar... | |
| 10/01/10 | Wing Ding Thing Great Falls 406-868-3109 The 2nd Annual Wing Ding Thing will be held October 1st at the Best Western Heritage Inn in Great Falls. The event begins at 7pm with chicken wing sampling from local area restaurants and free beer from Miller Lite. Event goers sample wings from each exhibitor and vote for their favorite. Prizes a... | |
| 10/01/10-10/03/10 | Stevensville Scarecrow Festival Stevensville 406-777-3773 Stevensville's Annual Scarecrow Festival is a famously popular outdoor event to be held on First Friday and Sturday in October. Public viewing and ballots will be available 5:00pm - 7:30pm Cash prizes will be awarded by popular vote. A juried panel will award 2 artistic Merit prizes.
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| 10/02/10 | Stillwater River Run & Fun Walk Absarokee 406-328-4775 The Stillwater River Run & Fun Walk is a fund raiser event sponsored by the Absarokee Civic Club for the benefit of many community projects and is held the first Saturday in October. All ages are encouraged to participate. Runners are divided into age groups and each category receives recognition.... | |
| 10/02/10 | Oktoberfest Anaconda 406-563-2422 Oktoberfest is sponsored by Copper Village Museum and Arts Center. A fun filled day begins at 10:00am with and arts and craft show at Copper Village, 401 E Commercial St. in Anaconda. There will be a Farmer's Market in the adjoining park. German sausages, potato salad, kraut, hot rolls and other ... | |
| 10/02/10-10/03/10 | Fall Home Improvement Show and Winter Expo Bozeman 406-580-4122 Everything from windows to siding, hot tubs to investments, stoves to blinds - come and discover home improvement ideas. Over 120 booths to peruse.... | |
| 10/02/10 | Bear Paw Battle Commemoration Chinook 406-357-3130 The Nez Perce National Historical Park, Bear Paw Battlefield and Lapwai Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #10933 commemorate the final battle with a traditional Pipe Ceremony. The commemoration takes place at the Bear Paw Battlefield and honors all those who fought and died in the Nez Perce War of 1877... | |
| 10/02/10 | Harvest Festival Conrad 406-271-7791 Condrad's Harvest Festival has something to offer for all ages. Food and fun, what could be better than that? Tantalize your taste buds with samples of great food during the All Cuisine Cook-Off. Enjoy music and entertainment from local talent while browsing through the wide selection of offering... | |
| 10/02/10 | 31st Annual McIntosh Apple Day Hamilton 406-363-3338 Billed as the biggest bake sale under the Big Sky, McIntosh Apple Day has apple butter bubbling over an open fire, apple juice being squeezed, a giant Farmers Market with arts and crafts, kids games galore, live music all day, a mega-raffle, fall vegetables and fruits and lots of specialty food item... | |
| 10/02/10 | Bitterroot Harvest Festival Hamilton 406-363-2400 Bitterroot Harvest Festival is a semi-formal event where participants taste a vast variety of wines and sample hors d'oeuvres. An elegant and fun evening.
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| 10/02/10 | Hamilton Demo Derby Hamilton 406-363-3411 Hamilton Demo Derby will be held at the Ravalli County Fairgrounds in Hamilton. Lots of crashes! Great family entertainment! Car's from across Western Montana and Northern Idaho compete for a $2,600.00 purse. For this event, a large mud pit is built in front of the main grandstands and 3 to 4 he... | |
| 10/02/10 | Missoula All Women's 5K Missoula 406-542-7067 The Missoula All Women's 5K is a celebration of women and their abilities. Come enjoy a great day of sisterhood. Receive a shirt with the artwork locally designed. Shirts that fit a female body!
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| 10/02/10-10/03/10 | Townsend Fall Fest Townsend 406-266-3121 A little bit of everything with lots of Old Fashion fun for the entire family will be found at the Townsend Fall Fest. There's something for every taste, age, and interest with a Military Parade, 70 Craft Vendors, Numerous Food Vendors including Rotary's Famous Brats & Beer, Music-Music-Music (Germa... | |
| 10/02/10-10/03/10 | Annual Flathead River Writers Conference Whitefish 406-881-4066 The Annual Flathead River Writers Conference will include internationally renowned speakers, panel discussions, and one-on-one workshops on a wide variety of writing topics. Every year we have experts on various aspects of writing and a major editor and agent. The conference crams over 20 hours of... | |
| 10/03/10 | Alzada Cowboy Poetry, Art & Music Show Alzada 406-828-4517 The Alzada Cowboy Poetry, Art & Music Show is an outstanding event sponsored by the Alzada Community Club to fund their Community Hall. Admission is free and food is sold throughout the day. Cowboy Poets can recite 2 poems each, Musicians can perform 2 songs and Artists or Photographers can enter ... | |
| 10/03/10-11/14/10 | David Swanson: Sweat and Steel Miles City 406-234-0635 Railroading: Memorabilia and Historic Exhibit includes artifacts and samples from the culture involved in railroading along with paintings by Livingston, Montana artist David Swanson: Sweat & Steel.
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| 10/06/10-10/30/10 | Montana Watercolor Society's Watermedia Exhibition Bigfork 406-549-6536 The Montana Watercolor Society's Watermedia National Juried Exhibition is held annually at the Bigfork Art and Cultural Center, 525 Electric Avenue, Bigfork, Montana. Hours are 10:00am - 5:00pm Tuesday - Saturday. Closed Sunday and Monday. Artists from across the nation and Montana enter this highl... | |
| 10/06/10-10/07/10 | Central Montana Ag Tour Lewistown 406-535-5436 Country Ag Tours held in different communities in the Central Montana area every year on the first day. Town tour of different businesses and Banquet on the second day.... | |
| 10/07/10-10/10/10 | Legends for Lights Pheasant Jamboree Havre 406-945-2635 Many different events are awaiting your arrival. A social welcoming you to Havre kicks off the Pheasant Jamboree on Thursday evening. Spend Friday trapshooting against professional sports legends. Then, on Saturday night, enjoy the Taste of Havre, where restaurants and service organizations compe... | |
| 10/07/10-10/10/10 | 17th Annual Glacier Jazz Stampede Kalispell 406-755-6088 The Annual Glacier Jazz Stampede promises to be a weekend to remember for the Flathead Valley Jazz enthusiasts and the 'new' fans that come on board from outside the area. The toe-tappin' music played at the venues has jazz lovers from all musical backgrounds. One objective of the stampede is to t... | |
| 10/07/10-10/16/10 | Festival of Flavors Kalispell 406-756-3963 Thursday, October 7
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| 10/08/10-10/17/10 | The Heron Players Fall Performance Heron 877-328-7659 The Heron Players have been providing support for the Heron Community Center, a non-profit organization run solely by volunteers, by putting on two dinner/theaters each year. They are always presented on Friday and Saturday the 2nd and 3rd weekends in April and October with a Sunday matinee on the ... | |
| 10/08/10-12/17/10 | Flathead Valley Community College Chef's Table Winemaker Dinners Kalispell 406-756-3963 Flathead Valley Community College Chef's Table is presented by the college first-year culinary arts students as they complete their first-year internships. The students are the spotlight for the night as they showcase their talents in preparing, plating and serving the light hors d'oeuvres and thre... | |
| 10/09/10 | Tamarack Time! Bigfork 406-261-0234 Tamarack Time! is an old fashioned celebration of the harvest! Since the tamarack, or western larch, attains its greatest size and abundance in western Montana, it is particularly appropriate that the time of spectacular color change be the occasion for the Flathead's autumn celebration. In 1933 t... | |
| 10/09/10 | HarvestFest Billings 406-259-5454 HarvestFest celebrates the change of seasons with a cultural event that invites food vendors, arts and crafts and Farmers Market vendors to participate. There is live entertainment and things to do for every age group. This event closes the event season for Downtown Billings and is free for the pu... | |
| 10/09/10 | A Night of Jazz and Spirits Great Falls 406-727-8255 ext 308 A Night of Jazz and Spirits event will be held at Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art. Always wondered about that 'perfect' wine to bring to dinner? Don't miss Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art's Annual Wine Tasting event, A Night of Jazz and Spirits. We will be featuring some of the finest grapes ... | |
| 10/09/10 | Annual St. Peters Hospital Foundation Gala Helena 406-444-2370 A gala event at the Helena Civic Center. Come join us at an Elegant Gala Ball with live and silent auctions. Live music provided by local talent. Worked up an appetite from the auction and dancing? Don't worry there will be gourmet food and fine wine to give you strength.
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| 10/11/10-10/16/10 | NILE Stock Show, Pro Rodeo and Western Expo Billings 406-256-2495 The NILE Stock Show, Pro Rodeo and Western Expo has a rich history of celebrating the western tradition. The Northern International Livestock Exposition (called NILE for short) is scheduled this year at the MetraPark in Billings. Gate admission is free to the public. The NILE Horse Extravaganza w... | |
| 10/15/10-10/17/10 | Lewistown Gun Show Lewistown 406-538-5394 Lewistown Gun Show is sponsored by Weapons Collectors Society of Montana. Food concessions will be by the Snowy Mountain Muzzleloaders. Each paid admission entitles you to chance on a door prize. All State and Federal laws will be observed.
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| 10/15/10-10/17/10 | Tamarack Festival and Brewfest Seeley Lake 406-677-2880 Come to Seeley Lake for this spectacular two-day event to celebrate the arts and the alpine splendor of the turning tamaracks. The Western Larch trees, commonly known as Tamaracks, is the only species of coniferous trees that actually lose their needles annually to return in the spring. Come and see... | |
| 10/16/10-10/17/10 | Billings Gem & Mineral Annual Show Billings 406-373-5131 Twenty dealers from the Northwest and 50 to 60 special displays exhibited by local collectors feature gems, minerals, jewelry, atifacts and fossils including a special dinosaur fossil exhibit. Dealers sell Jewelry (sapphires, diamonds), gold and silver, minerals, lapidary material and decorator item... | |
| 10/16/10 | Billings Symphony Orchestra Billings 406-252-3610 Billings Symphony Orchestra celebrating 60 years with outstanding performances in the 2010-2011 season! Under the baton if Maestra Anne Harrigan, the Symphony will perform Saint-Saens' Danse Macabre, Mussorgsky's Night on Bald Mountain and selections of Berlioz's Symphony Fantastique.... | |
| 10/16/10-10/17/10 | Glacier Golden Autumn Arts and Crafts Show and Sale Essex 406-888-5700 The Glacier Golden Autumn Arts and Crafts Show and Sale is planned so that visitors can view Glacier National Park during one of its most beautiful times of the year -- the fall with all its golden colors. The show and sale bring together outstanding Montana artists to show and sell their wares. T... | |
| 10/17/10 | Pumpkin Sunday Deer Lodge 406-846-2070 This is an excellent afternoon family outing. There will be children's activities in the dairy barn and refreshments will be offered. There will be a children's carnival, warm up at the bonfire. The kids can come out and pick their own pumpkin and paint it and take it home with them. Hay rides ar... | |
| 10/19/10-10/23/10 | Montana CINE Cultural and Environmental Film Fest Missoula 406-728-9380 Montana CINE films cover a wide range of topics from world cultures to outdoor adventure, sports and recreation to conservation, indigenous people, and environmental issues. All films entered into this juried competition, compete for a variety of prestigious awards including Best of Category plus t... | |
| 10/22/10-10/23/10 | Ghost Walks Bannack 406-834-3413 Bannack's wild past comes alive at Ghost Walks. Co-sponsored with the Bannack Association. The ghosts of Henry Plummer, Chief Snag, Dutch John Wagonor and others come to life in this spooky and entertaining Halloween event.
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| 10/22/10 | Hunters Feed and Wild Game Cook-Off Ennis 406-682-4388 Hunters Feed and Wild Game Cook Off is a very popular event for locals, neighbors and visiting hunters. Started as a way to clean out the freezer of last years game before hunting season. Merchants on Main Street cook up exotic wild game dishes and serve their culinary delights in front of their sh... | |
| 10/22/10-10/30/10 | Voices in the Shadow 2010 Great Falls 406-727-8733 Visitors to the Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center discover characters of the Lewis and Clark era. Presenters step from the shadows to relate tales of the past.
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| 10/22/10-10/24/10 | Christmas at the Mansion Kalispell 406-755-2166 Celebrate a Victorian holiday with festive food, local music and classic decorations. A two-story Christmas tree covered with thousands of lights and Radko ornaments is the center piece in the frontier luxury of the historic Conrad Mansion.
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| 10/23/10 | 28th Annual Autumn Art & Craft Show Helena 406-449-7801 The Annual Autumn Art & Craft Show will have over 80 juried artists and craftspeople from Montana. Also other Northwest states are featured at this show. All items are handmade and most are made in Montana.
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| 10/28/10-10/30/10 | Humanities Montana Festival of the Book Missoula 800-624-6001 For three days and nights, Montana celebrates reading, writing and books. Humanities Montana Festival of the Book features over 70 of the region's writers in a variety of readings, panels, exhibits, demonstrations, a literary contest, signings, entertainment, receptions and tours connected to festiv... | |
| 10/29/10 | Downtown Trick or Treat Bozeman 406-586-4008 Join us for a spooktacular, safe evening of traditional trick or treating in downtown Bozeman. Parent's let your kids enjoy the brisk outdoors on the Friday night before Halloween weekend in downtown Bozeman. Kids will gather goodies at over 75 businesses! Hot drinks will be available at the Downtow... | |
| 10/29/10-10/31/10 | Little Bear School House Museum Antique Show Bozeman 406-388-1873 This annual event includes three buildings with over 78 dealers setting up booths of merchandise ranging from furniture, glassware, linens and collectibles. Our admission fee is $4.00 which will cover all three days. This antique show is a fund raiser for the support of Little Bear School House Mu... | |
| 10/30/10 | All Hallows Eve Halloween Event Nevada City 800-829-2969 Head to a place with safe Halloween trick-or-treating, gypsy fortune telling, apple bobbing, face painting, cookie decorating and ghost walk tours.
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| 10/31/10 | Boo at the Zoo Billings 406-652-8100 Have a spooktacular time at Boo at the Zoo. ZooMontana offers a safe, fun atmosphere for families to trick or treat.
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| 10/31/10 | Halloween Carnival and Bingo Ennis 406-682-5711 Halloween Carnival and Bingo, sponsored by the Ennis Lions Club, is held on Halloween night at the Ennis Elementary School. The carnival features 14 exciting booths for the kids and prizes. There is also a Haunted House that is sure to 'scare the dickens' out of you! Bingo will be held for the adu... | |
| 11/03/10-11/07/10 | Christmas Collection Great Falls 406-727-8255 ext 308 The Annual Christmas Collection is held from Wednesday evening through Sunday afternoon on the second floor of Paris Gibson Square, which is transformed into a holiday wonderland and a premiere holiday arts and crafts shopping extravaganza. Ranging from cute and quirky to extraordinarily beautiful,... | |
| 11/06/10 | Big Timber Christmas Bazaar and Craft Show Big Timber 406-930-0320 The Big Timber Christmas Bazaar and Craft Show features over 100 exhibitors selling handmade crafts, local art, photographs, and food. Unique Christmas gifts and jewelry. Our bazaar features unique, handmade only crafts. Everything imaginable is used -- laces and ribbon to barb wire and rusty nail... | |
| 11/06/10 | Annual Christmas Bazaar Boulder 406-465-2106 Annual Christmas Bazaar showcases unique Montana made gifts, merchandise and food all available just in time for your holiday shopping. $2 admission at the door.... | |
| 11/06/10-11/07/10 | Havre Art Association Annual Show & Sale Havre 406-262-2365 Havre Art Association Annual Show & Sale guest artist will be Loren Kovich. The show includes artists from Montana displaying and selling their art. There is also a SILENT AUCTION section where guests can bid on art, and a PEOPLE'S CHOICE section where guests can vote on their favorite painting. Th... | |
| 11/06/10 | Wine and Food Festival Sidney 800-331-7575 The Wine & Food Festival is held at St. Matthew's Parish Center. You will be greeted with warm smiles, laughter and the mouth watering aroma of delicious morsels waiting to be tasted. Sample your choice of champagne, chardonnay or zinfandel, non alcoholic specialty drinks and beers, while enjoying... | |
| 11/08/10-12/02/10 | Festival of Trees Malta 406-654-1037 Festival of Trees - "Christmas Time is Here". The beautifully decorated Christmas trees, wreaths/wall hangings, centerpieces/table runners created by organizations, businesses and individuals will be on display at the Phillips County Museum in Malta.
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| 11/12/10 | Festival of Lights Celebration Cut Bank 406-873-4041 Cut Bank's Festival of Lights Celebration is the official day to kick off the Cut Bank holiday season.
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| 11/12/10 | Downtown Helena Fall Art Walk Helena 406-447-1535 We invite you to join us and stroll the streets of downtown Helena at the start of the holiday season by viewing artwork while enjoying horse-drawn carriage rides, refreshments, and demonstrations. The Art Walk will be from 6:00pm to 10:00pm.... | |
| 11/13/10 | Billings Symphony Orchestra & Chorale: Brahms Billings 406-252-3610 The Billings Symphony Orchestra & Chorale presents Brahms: A German Requiem.
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| 11/19/10-11/20/10 | Festival of Trees Dillon 406-925-0945 The Festival of Trees in Dillon Montana is an annual community fundraiser for non-profit organizations. Kick-off for the Festival of Trees will be at the Elks Lodge in Dillon. For $1 you can come see all the beautifully decorated trees, put your name down on the silent auction items and buy homema... | |
| 11/20/10-11/21/10 | Holiday Food & Gift Festival Billings 406-696-6585 The Holiday Food & Gift Festival is a perfect kick-off to your holiday season. Eat, drink and be merry! You will find just the right thing for everyone on your shopping list - gift baskets, cutlery, photographs and prints, candles, ornaments, cosmetics, jams, jellies and syrups, gourmet mustards and... | |
| 11/20/10 | AAUW Bazaar and Craft Show Glasgow 406-228-2747 The Saturday before Thanksgiving is the date for the Glasgow Branch of American Association of University Women's Community Bazaar. It is held from 9:30 - 3:30 at the Glasgow Civic Center. Home made items only. This bazaar has been the most popular in the area for over 30 years and draws good cra... | |
| 11/21/10-12/31/10 | Paper and Clay: Paintings, Drawings, Ceramics Miles City 406-234-0635 Paper & Clay: Paintings, Drawings, Ceramics is an invitational exhibit of multiple artists working in new styles and forms along with two-dimensional, wall-hung, paper-based artworks.
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| 11/23/10-11/27/10 | Yellowstone Ski Festival West Yellowstone 406-599-4465 During November, West Yellowstone, Montana comes alive in color. The early snow brings cross-country skiers from around the world to learn and train on the superior Rendezvous Trail System, in fact seven international teams used the Rendezvous to prepare themselves for the Olympics. Residents of ... | |
| 11/25/10 | Huffing for Stuffing Thanksgiving Day Run Bozeman 406-599-6283 Hungry to run on Thanksgiving Day? Come see what all the Huff is about and join our 4th annual fundraiser event! 5K & 10K races, Kids' Run and [NEW] Untimed 5K Fun Run event for walkers and non-competitive runners. All event courses start & finish at the Museum of the Rockies. Don't miss the costume... | |
| 11/26/10 | Crazy Mountain Christmas Big Timber 406-932-5131 Ring in the holiday season at Crazy Mountain Christmas in Big Timber! Take a ride in a horse drawn wagon, get a picture with Santa, and enjoy refreshments, caroling and hometown hospitality!... | |
| 11/26/10-11/27/10 | Holiday Festival of the Arts Bozeman 406-580-0967 This arts and crafts market is a festival that brings together artists and shoppers as the traditional holiday season begins in the heart of the Rocky Mountains. More than 110 booths feature original creations that have attracted people from all over the Northwest in the past. This event is also a... | |
| 11/26/10 | Chinook Parade of Lights and Christmas Stroll Chinook 406-357-3333 The Chinook Parade of Lights is a celebration of the beginning of the holiday season on the Hi-Line. This is a one-day affair with arts and crafts, food, Santa pictures, hayrides, music, and a parade of lights at 6:00pm, which in previous years has had 20 or more floats, beautifully lit and decorat... | |
| 11/26/10 | Christmas Walk and Parade of Lights Forsyth 406-347-5656 This unique celebration of Forsyth's Christmas season kicks off with decorative store windows and extended shopping hours in local stores, caroling, and colorful parade floats, topped off with a fireworks display.... | |
| 11/26/10 | Holiday Light Parade Glendive 406-377-5601 Holiday Light Parade is a parade with holiday lights. Enjoy holiday shopping hours and children can have their pictures taken and receive a treat from Santa.
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| 11/26/10-11/27/10 | A Christmas in Hamilton Celebration Hamilton 406-363-2400 Please join Hamilton in celebrating the Christmas season with a traditional Lighting of the Tree Ceremony. Take a carriage ride, visit shops and warm up next to the burning barrels. Santa Claus joins the fun, bending an ear to the children and posing for photographs. On your way to Santa's lap, s... | |
| 11/26/10-11/28/10 | Artists and Craftsmen of the Flathead Christmas Show Kalispell 406-881-4288 Join us for the annual Artists and Craftsmen of the Flathead Christmas Show. A grand prize is offered at the end of the show and there are 65 to 70 booths of fine arts and crafts, including woodcrafts, handmade soaps, paintings, candles, jewelry, toys, and Christmas decorations. We are all local art... | |
| 11/26/10 | Christmas City of the North Parade Kalispell 406-758-2800 The weather outside can be delightful or frightful, but crowds gather on Main Street for the annual Christmas parade that ushers in the holiday season. Santa joins the festivities on his annual visit to wish everyone a happy holiday!... | |
| 11/26/10-12/31/10 | Holiday Market Room Lewistown 406-535-8278 A preview of holiday hand crafts and fine arts in a Yuletide setting.... | |
| 11/26/10-11/27/10 | AAUW Christmas Market Miles City 406-234-2890 AAUW Christmas Market is the largest event of its type in Eastern Montana. Vendors come from Montana and many surrounding states to sell their crafts and other items such as wrapped baked goods, ceramics, artwork, wood carvings and numerous other items. Approximately 100 spaces are available and ... | |
| 11/26/10-11/28/10 | Annual Renaissance Arts & Craft Fair Missoula 406-538-2212 This juried arts and crafts show features some of the Northwest's best artists and craftspeople. Peruse displays of jewelry, photography, sculpture, weaving, wooden toys, handmade furniture, stained glass, glass beads, and pottery. Need some homemade jams or jelly? How about some dressing? Home t... | |
| 11/26/10 | Christmas Stroll and Parade of Lights Sidney 406-433-1916 Night parade features entries with Christmas lights, carolers and Santa. Each year a different theme challenges the community's creativity and ensures a wide variety of entries. The parade kicks off the Christmas shopping season, all stores are open for the evening with brightly lit and decorated wi... | |
| 11/27/10-11/28/10 | Billings Symphony Orchestra & Chorale: The Nutcracker Ballet Billings 406-252-3610 A Billings Thanksgiving tradition of more than 30 years, Tchaikovsky's The Nutcracker Ballet will be performed Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon. All the magic and pageantry are brought to life by the Billings Symphony Orchestra with an internationally - renowned ballet company and more than 80... | |
| 12/01/10 | Christmas Stroll Broadus 406-436-2778 Christmas Stroll is an outdoor event in which participants may walk freely from business to business in the downtown area. Many decorations and specialty arts and crafts are available for viewing such as Christmas lights and western craft items.
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| 12/01/10 | Chester Christmas Stroll Chester 406-759-4848 The Annual Christmas Stroll sponsored by the Liberty County Chamber of Commerce, will be held in downtown Chester the first Wednesday of December. All downtown businesses are open for your shopping convenience. Food vendors and crafters are located in several businesses and buildings. See Santa a... | |
| 12/01/10-12/05/10 | Festival of Trees Helena 800-200-9112 Mark you calendars! Intermountain is celebrating 23 years of Festival of Trees!
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| 12/02/10-12/05/10 | Festival of Trees Billings 406-252-9799 The annual Festival of Trees offers a memorable weekend of decorated Christmas tree viewing. There is an auction party with a delightful selection of trees to purchase. Santa's Workshop, a holiday boutique and craft fair. All proceeds benefit The Family Tree Center, Billings Council to Prevent C... | |
| 12/03/10 | Festival of Lights Belgrade 406-388-1616 Festival of Lights is a community Christmas celebration with crafts, hay rides, sleigh rides and Santa! Stores are open late.... | |
| 12/03/10 | Artwalk Billings - December Billings 406-259-6563 Artwalk Billings is a community art event scheduled five times a year in Downtown Billings. Galleries and businesses host free receptions for artists/artisans from 5:00pm - 9:00pm. Fun Express Bus transports Artwalkers. Maps available at galleries. Check our website for more information.... | |
| 12/03/10 | Christmas Stroll Butte 406-497-6464 The annual Uptown Christmas Stroll is a free event uptown in Butte to kick-off the Holiday shopping season. The event features a parade with high school marching bands, the arrival of Santa Claus, hay rides, art and craft exhibit (indoors), music and vendors on the street and in the historic courth... | |
| 12/03/10-12/04/10 | Festival of Trees Butte 406-782-0353 Festival of Trees is an auction fundraiser. Christmas trees decorated by local businesses and organizations are on display. Many trees are decorated by non-profit and children's groups. Trees all sold at auction, either silent (during entire festival) or at live auction Gala on Saturday night.
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| 12/03/10 | Powell County Museum and Arts Foundation Christmas Festival Deer Lodge 406-846-3111 This festival features decorated Christmas trees for viewing and auction, and is a fundraiser for the Powell County Museum and Arts Foundation. Food, entertainment and a drawing for museum's raffle car to be announced.... | |
| 12/03/10 | Spirit of Christmas Ennis 406-682-4388 Come experience Ennis during an old fashioned Christmas stroll! Merchants will be open late, featuring Christmas treats for all. Pictures with Santa, Christmas stories for children, roasted chestnuts, live music, special gallery events and more! The Lions Club Park by the Madison River will be lit f... | |
| 12/03/10 | Hometown Holiday Stroll Fairfield 406-467-2531 The Fairfield Chamber of Commerce will present the annual Hometown Holiday Stroll. All downtown merchants will be participating as well as some businesses without a presence on Central Avenue.
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| 12/03/10-12/05/10 | Chouteau County Country Christmas Fort Benton 800-426-2926 In an effort to maintain the spirit of Christmas as it used to be, interested communities and merchants throughout Chouteau County are cooperating to bring the people of Chouteau and surrounding counties an opportunity to experience Christmas festivities with an historic flair.
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| 12/03/10 | Christmas Stroll Lewistown 406-535-5436 Lewistown offers a Christmas parade, Santa's arrival and food booths.... | |
| 12/03/10 | Christmas Stroll Miles City 800-234-2890 The Christmas Stroll in Miles City celebrates with horse-drawn wagon rides, hayrides, and shopping along the streets of the city. There are assorted kinds of vendors on the street with Scottish Eggs to roasted chestnuts and various groups having great fun raising money for their group. Very festiv... | |
| 12/03/10-12/04/10 | Christmas Stroll Red Lodge 406-446-1718 The Christmas Stroll features free wagon rides, Santa Claus, candy for kids, music and refreshments such as hot cider and roasted chestnuts provided by downtown business. Many specials offered by Red Lodge businesses.... | |
| 12/03/10 | Sheridan Christmas Stroll Sheridan 406-842-5790 A traditional Sheridan winter event is the Annual Christmas Stroll. Everyone is invited by the area merchants and Greater Ruby Valley Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture. Some of the most popular events include the hayride with carolers on board. Santa makes his debut for photo opportunities.
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| 12/03/10-12/04/10 | A Montana Country Christmas Stevensville 406-777-3773 Christmas Gift Fair provides lots of local activities from arts and crafts to dining. Nativity sets will be displayed at St. Mary's Mission. First Friday festivities include wagon rides, hot roasted peanuts, Parade of Lights, Christmas Story, Live Nativity. Concerts presented by the community choi... | |
| 12/03/10-12/04/10 | A Real Country Christmas at a Real Country Store Virgelle 800-426-2926 Celebrate the season at Virgelle, Montana. A ghost town along the 'Wild and Scenic' Missouri River. The Virgelle Merc. & Antiques will offer antiques, art, collectibles, refreshments, silent auction, Artist and Friends.
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| 12/04/10 | Christmas Stroll Bozeman 406-586-4008 The Children's Parade kicks off the Main Street activities at 4:30pm, which include music, food vendors, children's outdoor activities, horse drawn hay wagon rides, caroling, street performers and shopping. Outdoor activities include a children's parade and hay rides. Entertainment will be provide... | |
| 12/04/10 | Choteau Christmas Stroll Choteau 800-823-3866 Choteau Chamber of Commerce Christmas Stroll: a morning till evening hometown Christmas stroll. Activities will include a Jingle Bell Fun Run, shopping specials, firetruck rides with Santa, wagon rides, a free movie for kids at the Roxy theatre in conjunction with the Jaycee's food drive (each food... | |
| 12/04/10 | Powell County Christmas Stroll Deer Lodge 406-846-2094 The Powell County Christmas Stroll offers good food, parade, cash prizes and gifts. Festive holiday fun!... | |
| 12/04/10 | West Shore Holidayfest Lakeside 406-844-3880 West Shore Holidayfest is held in the Lakeside School Gymnasium. NO admission will be charged at the door to enjoy the quality arts and crafts fair and participate in the extensive silent auction, as well as the upbeat live auction of one-of-a-kind art works. Many unique items and gift certificate... | |
| 12/04/10-12/18/10 | Polar Run Lewistown 406-535-5436 Ride to the North Pole with Santa. Polar Runs departure 5:00 pm and 7:30 pm. Train boards one hour before departure.
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| 12/04/10 | Snowmobile Pancake Breakfast Lincoln 406-362-3334 Join locals and visitors for homemade sourdough pancakes, sausage and eggs while you sit around the wood stove sipping coffee or hot chocolate. Get the latest trail update from club members, then head out for a day of unparalleled snowmobiling. Most days the clubhouse can be accessed by snowmobile r... | |
| 12/04/10 | Annual Old-Fashioned Christmas Fair Livingston 406-222-4185 The Old-Fashioned Christmas Fair is a family fun day. Enjoy holiday shopping in a warm friendly atmosphere. Scrumptious home-style lunch, dinner and dessert specials are served all day, or pull up a chair and rest while local artisans entertain. Country crafting at its best! Vendors wanted!... | |
| 12/04/10 | Downtown Parade of Lights Missoula 406-543-4238 Kick off the holidays Downtown with the Parade of Lights brought to you by the Missoula Downtown Association! The event is a day filled with a variety of free family activities including photos with Santa at the Florence Building and horse-drawn carriage rides on East Pine Street. The Parade travels... | |
| 12/04/10 | Townsend Christmas Stroll Townsend 877-266-4101 The Townsend Christmas Stroll is that Norman Rockwell image of a small community in the Spirit of the Season. Children at play, artisans selling their hand produced wares, local entertainers sharpening their thespian chops, the smells of roast beef and sweet confections loft through the crisp Decem... | |
| 12/05/10 | Victorian Christmas at Grant-Kohrs Ranch Deer Lodge 406-846-2070 A Victorian Christmas at Grant-Kohrs National Historic Site in Deer Lodge. This is an excellent afternoon family outing. Music in the ranch house, children's activities in the dairy barn and special demonstrations will be offered. The ranch is a perfect setting for family holiday photographs. Wh... | |
| 12/05/10 | Glasgow Christmas Stroll Glasgow 406-228-2222 Glasgow Christmas Stroll welcomes Santa to town at high noon. Santa will be visiting with children at one of the local stores during the afternoon. Concessions will be available. Children's matinee for when parents are shopping. There will be other group activities throughout the town.
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| 12/05/10 | Christmas To Remember Laurel 406-248-8557 Christmas to Remember welcomes the Christmas season with merchant open houses, caroling, a community bazaar, a lighted parade, and a fireworks display during the celebration. Laurel is lighted during the parade until the downtown is glowing with the Christmas spirit!
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| 12/05/10 | Parade of Lights Plentywood 406-765-2190 Parade of Lights is an annual evening parade, featuring local businesses and groups. Church groups welcome. Main street lights are turned down and the floats are lit up.
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| 12/06/10 | Madrigal Dinner Big Sky 406-995-2742 The annual Madrigal Dinner in Big Sky will be held at Buck's T4 Lodge. No host bar begins at 5:30pm and seating is at 6:00pm. A traditional medieval Christmas Feast prepared by the professionally trained Buck's T4 kitchen will be served. The dinner is accompanied by the Montana State University C... | |
| 12/06/10 | Holidays in Hysham Hysham 406-342-5457 Enjoy small town holiday participation in Hysham Montana. Booths of crafts and baked foods by local people are located in businesses that are open for this special occassion. Carolers will be singing at the tree lighting and which will be followed by a parade of lights. A large wagon pulled by Dr... | |
| 12/10/10-12/11/10 | Festival of Trees and Fundraising Gala Libby 406-293-0106 The Festival of Trees Community Night: Santa Wonderland - Friday, December 10, 2010
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| 12/10/10 | Philipsburg Yule Night on Broadway Philipsburg 406-859-4444 Philipsburg Yule Night on Broadway is an evening of holiday spirit, food and music, tree lighting, Santa, arts and crafts. Enjoy a small town festive atmosphere among bright decorations and good cheer.... | |
| 12/10/10 | Whitefish Christmas Stroll Whitefish 406-862-3501 Wrap up in your best holiday garb and spirit and get ready to stroll. Visit the stores, ride a horse-drawn wagon, try a roasted chestnut, enjoy enchanting Christmas sounds, and treat yourself to the delicious food and beautiful crafts the street vendors have to offer.
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| 12/11/10 | Silver Bells Fairview 406-742-5259 Fairview's Silver Bells features a Christmas Bazaar with over 20 local crafters and "book" businesses and a movie for children with a visit from Santa. Both events are held on the second Saturday in December at the Fairview School.... | |
| 12/11/10-12/12/10 | Annual Drop and Shop for Kids Great Falls 406-727-8733 The Annual Drop and Shop for Kids is at the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail Interpretive Center. While parents are busy preparing for the holidays, children in Grades K-5 enjoy three hours of activities and learning about aspects of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. The cost is $10.00 per ch... | |
| 12/12/10 | MonDak Ethnic Christmas Celebration Sidney 406-433-3500 The MonDak Heritage Center Ethnic Christmas focuses on how Christmas is celebrated in other countries with traditional food, music, and customs. A different country or theme is chosen each year. Native costumes, refreshments, entertainment and displays are the focal point. Other events during the ... | |
| 12/16/10-12/18/10 | Rodeo Run Sled Dog Races West Yellowstone 406-646-4988 Klondike Dreams Kennel, along with the town of West Yellowstone would like to invite you to attend this years Sled Dog Race! Our area normally enjoys a good early season snow pack, making for the perfect first race of the season. We have good trails, beautiful scenery, and a fun atmosphere, so come ... | |
| 12/18/10 | Ski & Photos with Santa Neihart 800-433-0022 Join us at Showdown for the making of some great holiday memories. Each year, Santa takes a break from his busy schedule to hit the slopes at Showdown.
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| 12/18/10-12/29/10 | Holiday Candlelight Tours of Lewis and Clark Caverns Whitehall 406-287-3541 Lewis and Clark Caverns State Park offers candlelight tours in December, weather permitting. See the cave as the original discoverers did, by candlelight. These guided tours take 2 hours and require a 2 mile round trip walk. Visitors should be prepared to hike outside in winter time conditions to... | |
| 12/19/10 | Kick-Out-The-Kinks Benefit Ski Race Essex 406-888-5700 Join us Sunday and compete in our 5K and 10K ski race benefit. Registration is from 10:30am to 12:00pm. Race starts at 1:00pm. Race entry fee is $10 per person. All proceeds go to the Middlefork Quick Response Unit. Special room rates are available.... | |
| 12/19/10 | Christmas Bird Count West Yellowstone 800-257-2570 Join us for the annual West Yellowstone Christmas Bird Count in conjunction with the Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Center and the Sacajawea Audubon Society (in Bozeman). Enjoy a day of birding in the West Yellowstone/Hebgen Lake area!
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| 12/24/10 | Christmas Eve Festivities Big Sky 800-548-4486 The Christmas spirit is alive at Big Sky Resort! Events include visits by Santa and the elves, special interdenominational services, a traditional Christmas buffet dinner, caroling and other festivities for the family.
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| 12/24/10 | Christmas Eve Torchlight Parade With Santa Whitefish 406-862-2900 Santa and his elves arrive on the Whitefish Mountain Resort escorted by a spectacular torchlight parade. This annual event has thrilled thousands over the years.
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| 12/31/10 | Billings Symphony Orchestra & Chorale: New Year's Eve Celebration Billings 406-252-3610 Broadway superstar Doug LaBrecque is back by popular demand to perform your favorites with the Billings Symphony's Orchestra. Celebrate New Year's Eve with us!
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| 12/31/10 | New Year's Eve Gala Event Fort Benton 888-838-1882 This New Year's Eve the Grand Union Hotel in Fort Benton is offering a special package. The event includes an elegant 5 course dinner in our three diamond riverside Union Grille Restaurant, live music in the lobby, champagne toast at midnight, luxurious guest rooms, special prizes and New Year's Da... | |
| 12/31/10 | First Night Flathead Kalispell 406-253-2471 First Night Flathead is an alcohol-free, family-oriented public gala that marks the passage from the old year to the new with art, music and festivity, historically celebrated in stores and businesses along Main Street in Kalispell that become artist performance venues celebrating New Year's Eve. Th... | |
| 12/31/10 | Torchlight Parade & Fireworks Display Marysville 406-449-3746 Night skiing for the public closes at 9:00pm. Anyone who wants to ski in the torch light parade gathers at the lift for the ride up. Children should bring flashlights, adults are given flares. Parade comes down the mountain from 9:30 to 10:00pm. Enjoy great view from restaurant and deck. When al... | |
| 12/31/10 | Torchlight Parade & Fireworks Neihart 800-433-0022 Every year at Showdown Montana we ring in the New Year with a fabulous torchlight parade and fireworks show. Enjoy music, drinks, and munchies are available while we wait for darkness to fall. Then watch Showdown's employees create a firey snake down Big 7 while the Great Falls Ski Patrol puts on ... | |
| 12/31/10 | New Year's Eve Rockin' Rail Jam and Torchlight Parade Whitefish 406-862-2900 The rail jam is the opener to the New Year's Eve celebrations, capped off with a great Fireworks Display. Any 'Jam' style of event means skiers/riders will be constantly hitting the jumps and rails, so there is no break in the action between riders (shred city), making this style of event great for ... | |
| 01/01/11 | Annual Flathead Lake Polar Bear Plunge Bigfork 406-837-2836 The Polar Bear Plunge is every January 1st, 2:00pm at the Raven Brew Pub in Woods Bay on Flathead Lake. The Raven is open for those wishing to eat and drink. T-shirts are available to Plungers at $10.00 each. It is a family event to welcome the New Year with a chilling dip. Spectators are welcom... | |
| 01/01/11 | New Year Snowmobile Poker Run Lincoln 406-362-4140 Sign up at the Snow Warriors Clubhouse to ride a variety of Lincoln's well groomed trails. Cash prizes are awarded for high, 2nd and low poker hand and many door prizes are available as well. Free coffee, cocoa and cookies will be available. With 250 miles of groomed trails and lots of play areas... | |
| 01/06/11-01/08/11 | Ag & Construction Expo Billings 406-696-6585 The Ag & Construction Expo highlights the latest in goods and services available to the agriculture, construction, industrial and commercial buyers in this region. Formerly the Ag Technology Show, it has expanded our trade show into the industrial markets to showcase and display the latest in high t... | |
| 01/07/11-01/09/11 | Flathead Sled Dog Days Whitefish 406-471-3287 Flathead Sled Dog Days is a 3-day event. Friday is a meet and greet the mushers and an opportunity to learn about the sport. Saturday is the first day of the races held at the Olney Snowmobile Trailhead. Sunday is a repeat of Saturday. All events are free to spectators. There will be food and hot be... | |
| 01/08/11 | Nordic Fest Winter Trails Day Big Sky 800-514-4644 A day filled with outdoor winter fun for the whole family. Recently named the #1 Nordic Ski Center in the country, Lone Mountain Ranch will be holding its annual festival geared at getting everyone out and enjoying the trails by cross country skis or snowshoes. A $5 entry fee allows for the use of... | |
| 01/08/11 | Snowmobile Club Pancake Breakfast Lincoln 406-362-3334 Join locals and visitors for homemade sourdough pancakes, sausage and eggs while you sit around the wood stove sipping coffee or hot chocolate. Get the latest trail update from club members, then head out for a day of unparalleled snowmobiling. Most days the clubhouse can be accessed by snowmobile r... | |
| 01/08/11-03/26/11 | Winter Storytelling Series Lolo 406-273-4253 From time immemorial, families have gathered during the cold months of winter to celebrate community, to share food and to hear age- old stories that have been passed down through the generations.
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| 01/11/11 | New Trends in Agriculture Glasgow 406-228-2222 New Trends in Agriculture will feature speakers from all around the United States telling us about new trends in agriculture. Applicator points are given.... | |
| 01/13/11-02/17/11 | Film Series 2011 Great Falls 406-727-8733 The Lewis and Clark Film Series opens Thursday. All film series focus on treatment of Lewis and Clark in film. The films show at 7 p.m. on six consecutive Thursdays in the Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center's theater. The film series is free, with financial support from the Lewis and Clark Inter... | |
| 01/13/11-01/14/11 | MonDak Ag Days and Trade Show Sidney 406-433-1206 This two-day trade show has livestock judging, seminars, farm video tours, and Ag in the Classroom displays, topped off by a banquet on Saturday night featuring popular entertainment.... | |
| 01/14/11-01/16/11 | Great Rockies Sportshow Billings 406-580-3907 This is the Big One! Great Rockies Sportshow in Billings is Montana's largest and best outdoor recreation show featuring a huge variety of exhibitors, features, and seminars on the great outdoors. Whether it's fishing, hunting, camping, boats, vacation travel or the great outdoors, sportsmen love ... | |
| 01/14/11-01/16/11 | Montana PRCA Pro Rodeo Circuit Finals Great Falls 406-727-8900 The Montana PRCA Pro Rodeo Circuit Finals are held at Montana ExpoPark in Great Falls. Over 96 of Montana's best PRCA pro rodeo contestants travel to Great Falls to pit their wit and ability against the skill and heart of Montana's finest PRCA rodeo stock. Also included are the Miss Rodeo Montana P... | |
| 01/15/11-01/22/11 | Sno-Ball Big Sky 800-548-4486 Enjoy watching regional professionals carve their ice masterpieces, while kids can help form snow features. Other activities include a bouncer room for children and ski and snowboard demos. When the sun goes down the event transforms into a party held in the sno-bar, which is designed with walls, ... | |
| 01/15/11-01/30/11 | Community Race Series - Alpine and Telemark Bozeman 800-223-9609 This race series is open to the general public of all ages. Intermediate and and advanced skiers welcome. There are several age divisions for men and women. Medals are awarded to placing finishers. Telemark events on Saturday, and Alpine GS races on Sundays. The entry fee is $10 per event. Eve... | |
| 01/15/11-01/16/11 | Annual Ski Fest Essex 406-888-5700 The Annual Ski Fest is a worldwide celebration of cross-country skiing. Featuring family activities, equipment demonstrations, free ski lessons, discounted ski rentals and free ski trail passes. Special room rates are available.
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| 01/15/11-02/19/11 | Winter Warm-ups Great Falls 406-727-8733 Saturdays 10am - Noon, join a member of the Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center staff to learn more about a specific aspect of the Lewis and Clark expedition. These informal programs take place in various venues around the Center and last about two hours. Limited to 15 participants. Children must ... | |
| 01/16/11-03/06/11 | Learn to Ski for Free Neihart 406-236-5522 Showdown's Learn to Ski for Free
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| 01/17/11 | Martin Luther King Jr. Film Festival Helena 406-442-5506 ext. 10 The Montana Human Rights Network has celebrated Martin Luther King Jr. Day with Montanans for a decade, and this year is no exception. The Montana Human Rights Network is hosting the Human Rights Film Festival at the Myrna Loy Center for its annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration.
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| 01/22/11 | Billings Symphony Orchestra & Chorale: Free Family Concert Billings 406-252-3610 The Billings Symphony's annual FREE family concert is one of the most visible components of Explore Music, the Symphony's music education and community engagement program. Seating is first come, first seated and doors open a half-hour prior to each performance.
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| 01/22/11-01/23/11 | Bozeman Home Show Bozeman 406-580-3907 At the annual Bozeman Home and Log Expo you'll discover home improvement ideas, builders, log homes, log furniture, landscape, garden and building products, furnishings, art, home and garden goods and services. And so much more!... | |
| 01/22/11-01/23/11 | Seeley Lake Area Winterfest Seeley Lake 406-677-2880 Winterfest will kick off Friday with a torch light parade followed by the annual bonfire to burn old Christmas trees. Throughout the entire event will be Snow Sculpture viewing and competition. As these creations come to completion, it forms a unique activity for both the sculptures and the viewer... | |
| 01/22/11 | Seeley Lake Challenge Biathlon Seeley Lake 406-677-2880 The Seeley Lake Challenge Biathlon event registration, safety class, race, spectators meet at the Nordic Ski Trails at the junction of Morrell Creek Road #477 and Morrell Falls #4353, turn just north of the VFW flagpole.
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| 01/22/11-01/23/11 | Lion's Club Perch Ice Fishing Derby Townsend 406-266-5790 Weather permitting, anglers from all over try their luck at Canyon Ferry Lake for most and largest perch. Prizes for adults and kids. Food, fun and fish, Mother Nature provides the ice.
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| 01/22/11 | Moonlight Dine and Ski Whitefish 877-754-3474 Join us for an evening of fantastic cuisine and winter adventure. Watch the moon rise from the summit, feast on delicious dishes, top it off with some dessert, then click into your bindings and ski or snowboard down the mountain by moonlight. Or, for guests who prefer, climb aboard the Big Mountai... | |
| 01/23/11-03/06/11 | 32nd Annual Southeastern Montana Juried Exhibit Miles City 406-234-0635 The 32nd Annual Southeastern Montana Juried Exhibit features some of the best works being produced by professional and amateur artists throughout Montana and adjoining states. Works include paintings, drawings, photographs, sculptures and more.
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| 01/27/11-01/30/11 | Montana Winter Fair Lewistown 406-535-4520 Montana Winter Fair is a state winter fair consisting of a livestock show, youth livestock events, fiddlers contest, youth educational events, commercial exhibits, farm forum, death by chocolate competition, photography, quilts, farm equipment displays, stock dog trials and clinic, cowboy church, an... | |
| 01/28/11-01/30/11 | Great Rockies Sportshow Bozeman 406-580-3907 The Great Rockies Sportshow is where southcentral Montana sportsmen and women gather under one roof for three days, visit with exhibitors and other outdoor experts to get ideas, buy products and book vacations for their outdoor adventures! Exhibitors from across Alaska, Canada, Africa and surroundi... | |
| 01/28/11 | Micro Brew Review and Cool Dog Ball Helena 406-447-1535 Annual Micro-Brew Review & Cool Dog event will be at the Helena Civic Center Ballroom from 6:00pm to 11:30pm. This party is way too cool to miss out on and it is a major fundraiser for Race to the Sky. Come support the race and sample some amazing microbrews and come listen to some great dance music... | |
| 01/29/11 | Toot, Snoot 'N' Hoot Folk Song Review and Comedy Show Big Timber 406-932-4227 Toot, Snoot 'N' Hoot Folk Song Review and Comedy Show, Whippin 'n' Spurrin' Comedy Show and Boot Scoot'n Dance will be a fun time for the whole family. The chili supper includes chili, salad and cornbread.
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| 01/29/11 | Skin to Win/Randonnee Festival Bozeman 800-223-9609 This is the 7th year for this mountaineering event at Bridger. Recreational and professional divisions for men and women available. This is a high endurance event requiring the ascent of several thousand feet and then descending steep expert terrain. The course is considered the best in North Ame... | |
| 01/29/11-01/30/11 | Ice Fishing Derby Havre 406-265-4383 The Ice Fishing Derby is a two-day family event. The Havre Chamber Ag Committee fishing derby is designed for participants to win cash, have fun, and protect the fishery and raise scholarship funds.
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| 01/29/11 | Moonlight Snowmobile Poker Run Lincoln 406-362-3334 This popular event is scheduled around the full moon. The scenery is a real prize. Join us for fun, food and door prizes. Contestants must leave the clubhouse between 6:00pm and 8:00pm. Prizes are awarded at 10:00pm. With 250 miles of groomed trails to explore, why not come early and explore what... | |
| 01/29/11 | Frost Fever/5K Fun Run Missoula 406-721-7275 Frost Fever/5K Fun Run call 406-721-PARK or visit our website www.missoulaparks.org for more information.... | |
| 02/04/11 | Artwalk Billings - February Billings 406-259-6563 The Artwalk is a community art event scheduled 5 times a year in Downtown Billings. Galleries and businesses host free receptions for artists/artisans from 5:00pm to 9:00pm. Fun Express Bus transports artwalkers. Self-guided maps at participating galleries. Visit our website for more information.... | |
| 02/04/11-02/06/11 | Great Rockies Sportshow Great Falls 406-580-3907 This is the Big One! Great Rockies Sportshow in Great Falls - Montana's largest and best outdoor recreation show featuring a huge variety of exhibitors, features, and seminars on the great outdoors. Whether it's fishing, hunting, camping, boats, vacation travel or the great outdoors, sportsmen love... | |
| 02/04/11 | Cowtown Beef Breeders Show, Craft Expo & Ag Trade Show Miles City 877-234-2890 The Cowtown Beef Breeders Show was organized to help the beef industry showcase their breeding programs. It has grown steadily over the past years filling 4 blocks with portable pens back to back and full of yearling bulls. They are allowed to bring up to 6 yearling bulls per pen.
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| 02/04/11-02/06/11 | Whitefish Winter Carnival Whitefish 406-862-3501 | |
| 04/17/11 | Ice Breaker Road Race Great Falls 406-771-1265 The Ice Breaker Road Race is one of the premier running events of the state. The race has been named one of the top 100 road races in the country by Runner's World Magazine. Geared toward both families as well as experienced and elite runners, it offers a 5 mile race, 3 mile run and a 1 mile run/wa... | |
| 04/23/11 | Spring Run-Off Big Sky 800-548-4486 Spring Run-Off is back by popular demand. Big Sky Resort will once again design a 100-foot pond filled with water that skiers and snowboarders will navigate and skim across or in some cases, directly into. Great fun for an end of the season event that will also feature live music, drink and food s... | |
| 04/23/11 | Party for the Planet Billings 406-652-8100 Come to ZooMontana and Party for the Planet at our Earth Day celebration! Local businesses and organizations will be there to help teach you ways to live a more eco-friendly life. Games and activities will also be provided.... | |
| 04/23/11 | Junior Ranger Day Deer Lodge 406-846-2070 The park is celebrating Junior Ranger Day. The park will have the Junior Rancher Booklet. There will be tours, walks, kids activities, ranch programs and prizes.... | |
| 04/23/11 | Ennis Lions Easter Egg Hunt Ennis 406-682-7023 The Ennis Lions Club sponsors an annual Easter Egg Hunt for kids ages up to 12 years on the Saturday morning before Easter at the Ennis Lions Park.... | |
| 04/29/11-04/30/11 | 17th Annual Montana Storytelling Roundup Cut Bank 406-873-0276 Do you want to be frightened? titillated? entertained? amused? diverted? pleasured? distracted? Come to the Annual Montana Storytelling Roundup at Cut Bank, Montana - Montana's only storytelling festival. Let us entertain you with cowboy poetry, ghost stories, folk music, Indian storytelling, art,... | |
| 04/29/11-04/30/11 | Wine and Chef's Tasting Party Fort Benton 888-838-1882 Experience a fabulous 5 course Chef's Tasting Party paired with the perfect wine. Enjoy a relaxing dinner in the beautifully restored Union Grille Restaurant over looking the Missouri River.
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| 04/29/11-04/30/11 | Springfest Auction Miles City 406-234-3850 Springfest Auction is a two day event offering food, fun, silent and oral auctions and dancing. This event is the main fundraiser for Sacred Heart School in Miles City.
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| 04/30/11-05/01/11 | Rimrock Opera: Tosca Billings 406-671-2214 Rimrock Opera presents an edge-of-the-seat action tale amid political dissent in 1800 Rome. Floria Tosca, her lover, Cavaradossi, and Baron Scarpia, one of the most demonic villains in all of opera, are wrenched into a love-hate-terror triangle while Puccini's grippingly enchanting music rockets th... | |
| 05/06/11-05/08/11 | Annual Essexpress Railfan Weekend Essex 406-888-5700 This annual event is filled with train chasing, train history seminars, guest speakers, slide shows, and plenty of opportunities to take pictures of trestles, snowsheds, and trains. This weekend is great for those new to rail fanning. Special room rates available. Great for Rail Fans!... | |
| 06/10/11-06/12/11 | Big Sky Fiber Arts Festival Hamilton 406-529-6194 The Big Sky Fiber Arts Festival has been held for over twenty years at the Ravalli County Fairgrounds in Hamilton, Montana. The Festival will be open to the public on offering free fiber arts demonstrations, fiber arts courses, and judged animal and fleece shows. Vendors in the fiber arts, and vari... | |
| 06/23/11-06/26/11 | Gems of the Bitterroot Quilt Show Hamilton 406-363-6263 Gems of the Bitterroot Quilt Show will feature a showing of over 300 quilts with a featured artist, demonstrations, viewer's choice, door prizes, and food concessions. Open on Saturday from 9:00am to 4:00pm and Sunday from 9:00am to 3:00pm. Admission $4.... | |