Events

This book club, hosted by the Harlem Public Library, meets Mondays at 4:00-5:00 P.M. September through April. The book club meets at the Harlem Public Library (37 1st Ave SE, Harlem, Montana). To learn more about joining and participating, please contact Colleen Brommer at (406) 353-2712 or visit their Facebook page. , ...

Between 1865 and 1917, Montana transformed from a territory of isolated Frontier outposts to an industrial state with bustling metropolitan cities connected through both rail and trade. Largely, through the success of mining and lumber operations, small trading communities that dotted the state’s vast landscape develop , ...

This book club, hosted by the Harlem Public Library, meets Mondays at 4:00-5:00 P.M. September through April. The book club meets at the Harlem Public Library (37 1st Ave SE, Harlem, Montana). To learn more about joining and participating, please contact Colleen Brommer at (406) 353-2712 or visit their Facebook page. , ...

Indigenous stories offer a unique way to understand the power of the natural world and our human connections to it. Through discussion about indigenous peoples’ ways of life, value systems, tribal languages, and stories created long before Montana was established in 1889, participants learn about a personal, soulful re , ...

In the forest primeval … we are not alone. From the rocky shores of the Pacific Northwest to the ancient and equally arcane woodlands of Appalachia, rumors of a large bipedal creature roaming the dark edges of the American imagination existed long before Europeans reached the continent. Despite countless photographs, i , ...

This book club, hosted by the Darby Community Public Library, meets every other month in 2025: February, April, June, August, October December, on the second Thursday of the month from 4:30 to 6:00pm The book club meets in the conference room at the Darby Community Public Library (101 South Marshall Street, Darby, MT). , ...

National History Day in Montana is a co-curricular academic program for students in grades 6-12 to engage in original historical research around an annual theme. This year’s theme is Rights and Responsibilities in History. Students present their findings as documentaries, exhibit boards, papers, performances, and websi , ...

This book club, hosted at the Great Falls Public Library, is held the second Saturday of each month at 10:00am. The book club is themed around Montana, either Montana authors or books about Montana. To learn more about joining and participating, please contact Debbie Stewart at 406-453-0349. , ...

This book club, hosted by the Harlem Public Library, meets Mondays at 4:00-5:00 P.M. September through April. The book club meets at the Harlem Public Library (37 1st Ave SE, Harlem, Montana). To learn more about joining and participating, please contact Colleen Brommer at (406) 353-2712 or visit their Facebook page. , ...

Location: The Glendive Public Library, 200 S. Kendrick Ave, Glendive, MT 59330 Dates/times: Third Tuesday of the month. This book club has been active for over 30 years and meets at the Glendive Public Library on the third Tuesday of each month. To learn more about joining and participating, please contact Twylla McPhe , ...

This book club, hosted by the Conrad Public Library, Third Tuesday of each month at 7:00-8:30 pm. The book club meets at the Conrad Public Library (15 4th Ave SW, Conrad, MT 59425). To learn more about joining and participating, please contact the Tiffany Christensen (406)271-5751 or visit their Facebook page. , ...

It’s been said that Montana could be sliced up into at least half a dozen states. The diversity of cultures, economies, topography, history, and a hundred other factors tends to dictate what kind of Montanan you are, depending on where you live. Due to the vast distances between population centers in Big Sky Country, i , ...

Stories in Stone: Decoding Headstone Symbols and Their Reflection of Community is a presentation that explores the rich symbolism etched into headstones and their significance in understanding the cultural, historical, and spiritual fabric of a community. By decoding the motifs, designs, and inscriptions found in cemet , ...

The Sorry I’m Late Book Club, hosted by the Preston Hot Springs Town-County Library, meets at 3:00-4:30pm at the library on the dates below (203 E Main St Hot Springs, MT 59845). To learn more about joining and participating, please contact Starla Rice at (406) 741-3491 or visit their Facebook page. March 6, 202 , ...

In the forest primeval … we are not alone. From the rocky shores of the Pacific Northwest to the ancient and equally arcane woodlands of Appalachia, rumors of a large bipedal creature roaming the dark edges of the American imagination existed long before Europeans reached the continent. Despite countless photographs, i , ...

Through Cowboy Music and Authentic Storytelling, Philip Page educates audiences about Montana’s early rich history. It’s been said music is a bridge between emotions and actual thoughts and endless visions of the mind. For instance – Who were some of the first ones to come to the Montana Territory after the Lewis and C , ...

The Bookfest Book Club meets on the third Saturday of the month from 10:00am-11:00am. No book clubs in June, July, August, or December. The book club meets in the Community Room at the North Lake County Public Library (102 1st Street East, Polson, MT 59860). To learn more about joining and participating, please contact , ...

This book club, hosted by the Harlem Public Library, meets Mondays at 4:00-5:00 P.M. September through April. The book club meets at the Harlem Public Library (37 1st Ave SE, Harlem, Montana). To learn more about joining and participating, please contact Colleen Brommer at (406) 353-2712 or visit their Facebook page. , ...

Métis storyteller and Little Shell Chippewa member Chris La Tray approaches the practice of poetry the same as he does the spiritual life of an Anishinaabe person: which is to say, if one lives an Anishinaabe life, with particular attention to the seven guiding principles of the Seven Grandfather teachings – Humility, , ...

Through Cowboy Music and Authentic Storytelling, Philip Page educates audiences about Montana’s early rich history. It’s been said music is a bridge between emotions and actual thoughts and endless visions of the mind. For instance – Who were some of the first ones to come to the Montana Territory after the Lewis and C , ...

Through Cowboy Music and Authentic Storytelling, Philip Page educates audiences about Montana’s early rich history. It’s been said music is a bridge between emotions and actual thoughts and endless visions of the mind. For instance – Who were some of the first ones to come to the Montana Territory after the Lewis and C , ...

Fischer describes the American Indian struggle for survival in often harsh conditions, triumph over hardships, and spiritual and creative achievements. This inspiring talk enhances understanding of how the Indian peoples lived, and can be tailored to focus particularly on food, clothing, or medicine, as requested. Fisc , ...

Through Cowboy Music and Authentic Storytelling, Philip Page educates audiences about Montana’s early rich history. It’s been said music is a bridge between emotions and actual thoughts and endless visions of the mind. For instance – Who were some of the first ones to come to the Montana Territory after the Lewis and C , ...

Métis storyteller and Little Shell Chippewa member Chris La Tray approaches the practice of poetry the same as he does the spiritual life of an Anishinaabe person: which is to say, if one lives an Anishinaabe life, with particular attention to the seven guiding principles of the Seven Grandfather teachings – Humility, , ...

This book club, hosted by the Harlem Public Library, meets Mondays at 4:00-5:00 P.M. September through April. The book club meets at the Harlem Public Library (37 1st Ave SE, Harlem, Montana). To learn more about joining and participating, please contact Colleen Brommer at (406) 353-2712 or visit their Facebook page. , ...

Artist Leslie Van Stavern Millar III dresses in period costume and brings a selection of her three-dimensional, sci-fi alternative history art works, the Montana Peepshow Story Boxes, depicting time travel episodes of Queen Elizabeth I. She leads an entertaining and thought-provoking discussion, telling stories of Mont , ...

Artist Leslie Van Stavern Millar III dresses in period costume and brings a selection of her three-dimensional, sci-fi alternative history art works, the Montana Peepshow Story Boxes, depicting time travel episodes of Queen Elizabeth I. She leads an entertaining and thought-provoking discussion, telling stories of Mont , ...