Events

Faith and Climate Action Montana is hosting a panel discussion of local farmers who are innovators and adapters to our changing climate and the landscape around us. Please join and learn as these farmers share about the challenges they face, the successes they have had, and the visions they carry going forward. There w , ...

In 1916, when Steve Mather and Horace Albright founded the National Park Service, they imbued their new agency with the stories of essential heroes (like John Muir in Yosemite and John Wesley Powell in the Grand Canyon), ideas (such as America’s Best Idea of the national park inspired by the grandeur of the the America , ...

Against the backdrop of the social and political reform of the early 1900s, Nancy Cooper Russell was a woman ahead of her time. A self-taught business woman with the ability to take charge, Nancy helped Charles M. Russell become the highest paid living artist of his time. Art historians consistently give her credit for , ...

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. , ...

An outdoor workshop for writers and non-writers based on close observation of the natural world and exploration of the historical, cultural, and geological background of the area. The goal is to push past boundaries and create work in any genre, including poetry, fiction, and personal reflection. Beginning with a brie , ...

The Bozeman Public Library Book Club will meet virtually via Zoom on the third Tuesday of each month for 60-90 minutes to discuss new fiction, the One Book One Bozeman selection, and one nonfiction selection. Book club meetings will not be held at Bozeman Public Library due to COVID concerns. For information on partici , ...