While the snow is still hanging out on trails up high, grab your bike, running shoes, camping gear and come get dusty at 24 Hours of Elks Basin! Why go to Moab when you can go down the road to Belfry with your friends and family for the desert in the backyard. 24 Hour Schedule 2024 Friday June 14 7:00 - 8:30 pm Check-in and Vehicle Parking Saturday June 15 7:00 - 9:00 am Check-in and Vehicle Parking 9:45 am Mandatory Pre-Race Meeting 10:00 am Race Starts 5:30 - 8:00 pm Dinner & Music 7:30 pm Kids Race 11:00 pm - 6 am Quiet Hours Sunday June 16 6:30 am - 11:00 am Breakfast (coffee earlier) 9:00 am Last lap bell 10:00 am Finish 11:30 pm Awards Email questions to jd@406projects.com

These entertaining and informative presentations are sponsored by the Holiday Inn® West Yellowstone, Explorer Cabins at Yellowstone, Gray Wolf Inn and Suites, and Yellowstone Park Hotel and are free for the public to attend. May May 1 @ 6pm: Grizzly Bears in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem – Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center May 2 @ 6pm: Yellowstone Wolves: A Quarter Century of Research and Observations – Taylor Rabe, Yellowstone Forever May 5 @ 6pm: Wildlife Crossings, Corridors, and Connectivity – Blakeley Adkins, Greater Yellowstone Coalition May 6 @ 6pm: Yellowstone’s Eruptions – Dr. Madison Myers, Montana State University May 9 @ 6pm: Shaking and Baking: Yellowstone’s Volcanic System – Dr. Jamie Farrell, University of Utah May 12 @ 6pm: Do You Hear What I Hear? Soundscapes of Yellowstone – Haley Stapleton, former National Park Service member May 14 @ 6pm: Wildlife Behavior: The Story Behind the Photos – Steve Hinch, Steve Hinch Photography May 16 @ 6pm: Yellowstone Elk: Ecology and Management – Dr. Jack Rabe, Yellowstone Forever May 18 @ 6pm: Pasqueflowers and Paintbrush: The Seasonal Plants of Yellowstone – Haley Stapleton, former National Park Service member May 21 @ 6pm: Greater Yellowstone Wolverines Unveiled – Jess Haas, Wildlife Educator and Guide May 23 @ 6pm: Cougars: The Shadows of Yellowstone – Dr. Jack Rabe, Yellowstone Forever May 30 @ 3pm: Raptors of the Big Sky State (Live Raptor Ambassador) – Montana Raptor Conservation Center May 31 @ 6pm: The Moon and Yellowstone: The Cosmic Connection – Lynn Powers, NASA/Montana State University June 2 @ 6pm: Surviving the Wild: Yellowstone’s Prey Species – Haley Stapleton, former National Park Service member June 3 @ 6pm: From Boundary to West Yellowstone: The Many Names of One Small Town – Trent Redfield, Yellowstone Historic Center June 4 @ 6pm: The Inside Scoop: Making the Most of Your Yellowstone Vacation – Jason “Gypsy” Kladiva June 5 @ 6pm: Grizzly Bears in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem – Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center June 6 @ 6pm: Shaking and Baking: Yellowstone’s Volcanic System – Dr. Jamie Farrell, University of Utah June 7 @ 6pm: Flora of Yellowstone National Park – Heidi Anderson, National Park Service June 10 @ 6pm: Yellowstone’s Eruptions — Dr. Madison Myers, Montana State University June 11 @ 6pm: Wildlife Crossings, Corridors, and Connectivity – Blakeley Adkins, Greater Yellowstone Coalition June 12 @ 6pm: Greater Yellowstone Wolverines Unveiled – Jess Haas, Wildlife Educator and Guide June 13 @ 4pm: Raptors of the Big Sky State (Live Raptor Ambassador) – Montana Raptor Conservation Center June 14 @ 6pm: Yellowstone During the Ice Age – Dr. Karen Williams & Dr. Bill Locke, Montana State University June 16 @ 6pm: Do You Hear What I Hear? Soundscapes of Yellowstone – Haley Stapleton, former National Park Service member June 17 @ 6pm: Stagecoaches, Trains, and Automobiles: A History of Transportation to Yellowstone – Trent Redfield, Yellowstone Historic Center June 19 @ 6pm: History of the Forest Service & Today’s Wildlife Management – Ashley Egan, Forest Service June 20 @ 6pm: Yellowstone Wolves: A Quarter Century of Research and Observations – Taylor Rabe, Yellowstone Forever June 21 @ 6pm: What’s Killing the Bees? Honey Bee Health – Dr. Michelle Flenniken, Montana State University June 25 @ 6pm: Volcano Study – Dr. Behnaz Hosseini, Montana State University June 26 @ 6pm: What’s Up In The Night Sky – Lynn Powers, NASA/Montana State University June 27 @ 6pm: Cougars: The Shadows of Yellowstone – Dr. Jack Rabe, Yellowstone Forever June 28 @ 6pm: The Union Pacific Railroad to West Yellowstone – Thornton Waite, Yellowstone Historic Center June 30 @ 6pm: Pasqueflowers and Paintbrush: The Seasonal Plants of Yellowstone – Haley Stapleton, former National Park Service member

These entertaining and informative presentations are sponsored by the Holiday Inn® West Yellowstone, Explorer Cabins at Yellowstone, Gray Wolf Inn and Suites, and Yellowstone Park Hotel and are free for the public to attend. May May 1 @ 6pm: Grizzly Bears in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem – Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center May 2 @ 6pm: Yellowstone Wolves: A Quarter Century of Research and Observations – Taylor Rabe, Yellowstone Forever May 5 @ 6pm: Wildlife Crossings, Corridors, and Connectivity – Blakeley Adkins, Greater Yellowstone Coalition May 6 @ 6pm: Yellowstone’s Eruptions – Dr. Madison Myers, Montana State University May 9 @ 6pm: Shaking and Baking: Yellowstone’s Volcanic System – Dr. Jamie Farrell, University of Utah May 12 @ 6pm: Do You Hear What I Hear? Soundscapes of Yellowstone – Haley Stapleton, former National Park Service member May 14 @ 6pm: Wildlife Behavior: The Story Behind the Photos – Steve Hinch, Steve Hinch Photography May 16 @ 6pm: Yellowstone Elk: Ecology and Management – Dr. Jack Rabe, Yellowstone Forever May 18 @ 6pm: Pasqueflowers and Paintbrush: The Seasonal Plants of Yellowstone – Haley Stapleton, former National Park Service member May 21 @ 6pm: Greater Yellowstone Wolverines Unveiled – Jess Haas, Wildlife Educator and Guide May 23 @ 6pm: Cougars: The Shadows of Yellowstone – Dr. Jack Rabe, Yellowstone Forever May 30 @ 3pm: Raptors of the Big Sky State (Live Raptor Ambassador) – Montana Raptor Conservation Center May 31 @ 6pm: The Moon and Yellowstone: The Cosmic Connection – Lynn Powers, NASA/Montana State University June 2 @ 6pm: Surviving the Wild: Yellowstone’s Prey Species – Haley Stapleton, former National Park Service member June 3 @ 6pm: From Boundary to West Yellowstone: The Many Names of One Small Town – Trent Redfield, Yellowstone Historic Center June 4 @ 6pm: The Inside Scoop: Making the Most of Your Yellowstone Vacation – Jason “Gypsy” Kladiva June 5 @ 6pm: Grizzly Bears in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem – Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center June 6 @ 6pm: Shaking and Baking: Yellowstone’s Volcanic System – Dr. Jamie Farrell, University of Utah June 7 @ 6pm: Flora of Yellowstone National Park – Heidi Anderson, National Park Service June 10 @ 6pm: Yellowstone’s Eruptions — Dr. Madison Myers, Montana State University June 11 @ 6pm: Wildlife Crossings, Corridors, and Connectivity – Blakeley Adkins, Greater Yellowstone Coalition June 12 @ 6pm: Greater Yellowstone Wolverines Unveiled – Jess Haas, Wildlife Educator and Guide June 13 @ 4pm: Raptors of the Big Sky State (Live Raptor Ambassador) – Montana Raptor Conservation Center June 14 @ 6pm: Yellowstone During the Ice Age – Dr. Karen Williams & Dr. Bill Locke, Montana State University June 16 @ 6pm: Do You Hear What I Hear? Soundscapes of Yellowstone – Haley Stapleton, former National Park Service member June 17 @ 6pm: Stagecoaches, Trains, and Automobiles: A History of Transportation to Yellowstone – Trent Redfield, Yellowstone Historic Center June 19 @ 6pm: History of the Forest Service & Today’s Wildlife Management – Ashley Egan, Forest Service June 20 @ 6pm: Yellowstone Wolves: A Quarter Century of Research and Observations – Taylor Rabe, Yellowstone Forever June 21 @ 6pm: What’s Killing the Bees? Honey Bee Health – Dr. Michelle Flenniken, Montana State University June 25 @ 6pm: Volcano Study – Dr. Behnaz Hosseini, Montana State University June 26 @ 6pm: What’s Up In The Night Sky – Lynn Powers, NASA/Montana State University June 27 @ 6pm: Cougars: The Shadows of Yellowstone – Dr. Jack Rabe, Yellowstone Forever June 28 @ 6pm: The Union Pacific Railroad to West Yellowstone – Thornton Waite, Yellowstone Historic Center June 30 @ 6pm: Pasqueflowers and Paintbrush: The Seasonal Plants of Yellowstone – Haley Stapleton, former National Park Service member

Henry V, one of Shakespeare’s historical plays, explores leadership, honor, and the impact of decisions made in times of great uncertainty. A young man thrust into leadership of a nation torn apart by national destruction and discord, Henry grapples with the conflict between political expediency and his own moral compass, elevating themes of honor, justice and mercy. "One of the play’s most famous quotes is 'We happy few, we band of brothers.' The play’s focus on patriotism and togetherness are themes that I am really excited to present to our communities to give this reminder of the importance of ensemble, brotherhood, and togetherness. The themes of loyalty, patriotism, and service are rooted in the Montana way of life.” Kevin Asselin, Director of Henry V MSIP is an outreach program of Montana State University's College of Arts & Architecture MSIP is proud of its long history of service to the region and equally proud to represent Montana State University with these quality professional theatrical outreach efforts.

Tsunami Funk is known to bring a party with them wherever they perform their high-energy funk-based shows! Consisting of Luke Flansburg on lead vocals and guitar, Eddie Tsuru on bass, Nathan Anderson on guitar, David Charles on keyboard, and Isaiah Morales on Drums, Tsunami Funk features some of Montana’s best professional musicians. Playing tunes from artists like Stevie Wonder, Bruno Mars, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Earth Wind & Fire, and many more, Tsunami Funk plays music that usually makes everyone want to get up and dance and have been dazzling audiences in Southwest Montana for close to twenty years. This show marks Tsunami Funk’s first stop at the Shane Center and we know they’ll bring the kind of uptempo dancing music we’re hearing our patrons love. Get here early for this one and grab a spot close to the dance floor! In partnership with Mighty Fine Time Live Events, the Summer Outdoor Concert Series presents FREE local and regional musicians each Thursday evening from 5-8PM in June and July. Enjoy food by onsite food trucks: Hot Dog Champion and Bad Burger. Vegan and gluten-free options available. No outside food or beverage, please! Expanded bicycle parking onsite. Additional vehicle parking available at Lincoln School, 215 East Lewis St. The Summer Outdoor Concert Series is sponsored by: Livingston Healthcare and Marcia McCrum — In Memory of Bliss McCrum. The 2025 Shane Center Season is sponsored by the Yellowstone Valley Lodge and Grill.

These entertaining and informative presentations are sponsored by the Holiday Inn® West Yellowstone, Explorer Cabins at Yellowstone, Gray Wolf Inn and Suites, and Yellowstone Park Hotel and are free for the public to attend. May May 1 @ 6pm: Grizzly Bears in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem – Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center May 2 @ 6pm: Yellowstone Wolves: A Quarter Century of Research and Observations – Taylor Rabe, Yellowstone Forever May 5 @ 6pm: Wildlife Crossings, Corridors, and Connectivity – Blakeley Adkins, Greater Yellowstone Coalition May 6 @ 6pm: Yellowstone’s Eruptions – Dr. Madison Myers, Montana State University May 9 @ 6pm: Shaking and Baking: Yellowstone’s Volcanic System – Dr. Jamie Farrell, University of Utah May 12 @ 6pm: Do You Hear What I Hear? Soundscapes of Yellowstone – Haley Stapleton, former National Park Service member May 14 @ 6pm: Wildlife Behavior: The Story Behind the Photos – Steve Hinch, Steve Hinch Photography May 16 @ 6pm: Yellowstone Elk: Ecology and Management – Dr. Jack Rabe, Yellowstone Forever May 18 @ 6pm: Pasqueflowers and Paintbrush: The Seasonal Plants of Yellowstone – Haley Stapleton, former National Park Service member May 21 @ 6pm: Greater Yellowstone Wolverines Unveiled – Jess Haas, Wildlife Educator and Guide May 23 @ 6pm: Cougars: The Shadows of Yellowstone – Dr. Jack Rabe, Yellowstone Forever May 30 @ 3pm: Raptors of the Big Sky State (Live Raptor Ambassador) – Montana Raptor Conservation Center May 31 @ 6pm: The Moon and Yellowstone: The Cosmic Connection – Lynn Powers, NASA/Montana State University June 2 @ 6pm: Surviving the Wild: Yellowstone’s Prey Species – Haley Stapleton, former National Park Service member June 3 @ 6pm: From Boundary to West Yellowstone: The Many Names of One Small Town – Trent Redfield, Yellowstone Historic Center June 4 @ 6pm: The Inside Scoop: Making the Most of Your Yellowstone Vacation – Jason “Gypsy” Kladiva June 5 @ 6pm: Grizzly Bears in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem – Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center June 6 @ 6pm: Shaking and Baking: Yellowstone’s Volcanic System – Dr. Jamie Farrell, University of Utah June 7 @ 6pm: Flora of Yellowstone National Park – Heidi Anderson, National Park Service June 10 @ 6pm: Yellowstone’s Eruptions — Dr. Madison Myers, Montana State University June 11 @ 6pm: Wildlife Crossings, Corridors, and Connectivity – Blakeley Adkins, Greater Yellowstone Coalition June 12 @ 6pm: Greater Yellowstone Wolverines Unveiled – Jess Haas, Wildlife Educator and Guide June 13 @ 4pm: Raptors of the Big Sky State (Live Raptor Ambassador) – Montana Raptor Conservation Center June 14 @ 6pm: Yellowstone During the Ice Age – Dr. Karen Williams & Dr. Bill Locke, Montana State University June 16 @ 6pm: Do You Hear What I Hear? Soundscapes of Yellowstone – Haley Stapleton, former National Park Service member June 17 @ 6pm: Stagecoaches, Trains, and Automobiles: A History of Transportation to Yellowstone – Trent Redfield, Yellowstone Historic Center June 19 @ 6pm: History of the Forest Service & Today’s Wildlife Management – Ashley Egan, Forest Service June 20 @ 6pm: Yellowstone Wolves: A Quarter Century of Research and Observations – Taylor Rabe, Yellowstone Forever June 21 @ 6pm: What’s Killing the Bees? Honey Bee Health – Dr. Michelle Flenniken, Montana State University June 25 @ 6pm: Volcano Study – Dr. Behnaz Hosseini, Montana State University June 26 @ 6pm: What’s Up In The Night Sky – Lynn Powers, NASA/Montana State University June 27 @ 6pm: Cougars: The Shadows of Yellowstone – Dr. Jack Rabe, Yellowstone Forever June 28 @ 6pm: The Union Pacific Railroad to West Yellowstone – Thornton Waite, Yellowstone Historic Center June 30 @ 6pm: Pasqueflowers and Paintbrush: The Seasonal Plants of Yellowstone – Haley Stapleton, former National Park Service member

Henry V, one of Shakespeare’s historical plays, explores leadership, honor, and the impact of decisions made in times of great uncertainty. A young man thrust into leadership of a nation torn apart by national destruction and discord, Henry grapples with the conflict between political expediency and his own moral compass, elevating themes of honor, justice and mercy. "One of the play’s most famous quotes is 'We happy few, we band of brothers.' The play’s focus on patriotism and togetherness are themes that I am really excited to present to our communities to give this reminder of the importance of ensemble, brotherhood, and togetherness. The themes of loyalty, patriotism, and service are rooted in the Montana way of life.” Kevin Asselin, Director of Henry V MSIP is an outreach program of Montana State University's College of Arts & Architecture MSIP is proud of its long history of service to the region and equally proud to represent Montana State University with these quality professional theatrical outreach efforts.

These entertaining and informative presentations are sponsored by the Holiday Inn® West Yellowstone, Explorer Cabins at Yellowstone, Gray Wolf Inn and Suites, and Yellowstone Park Hotel and are free for the public to attend. May May 1 @ 6pm: Grizzly Bears in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem – Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center May 2 @ 6pm: Yellowstone Wolves: A Quarter Century of Research and Observations – Taylor Rabe, Yellowstone Forever May 5 @ 6pm: Wildlife Crossings, Corridors, and Connectivity – Blakeley Adkins, Greater Yellowstone Coalition May 6 @ 6pm: Yellowstone’s Eruptions – Dr. Madison Myers, Montana State University May 9 @ 6pm: Shaking and Baking: Yellowstone’s Volcanic System – Dr. Jamie Farrell, University of Utah May 12 @ 6pm: Do You Hear What I Hear? Soundscapes of Yellowstone – Haley Stapleton, former National Park Service member May 14 @ 6pm: Wildlife Behavior: The Story Behind the Photos – Steve Hinch, Steve Hinch Photography May 16 @ 6pm: Yellowstone Elk: Ecology and Management – Dr. Jack Rabe, Yellowstone Forever May 18 @ 6pm: Pasqueflowers and Paintbrush: The Seasonal Plants of Yellowstone – Haley Stapleton, former National Park Service member May 21 @ 6pm: Greater Yellowstone Wolverines Unveiled – Jess Haas, Wildlife Educator and Guide May 23 @ 6pm: Cougars: The Shadows of Yellowstone – Dr. Jack Rabe, Yellowstone Forever May 30 @ 3pm: Raptors of the Big Sky State (Live Raptor Ambassador) – Montana Raptor Conservation Center May 31 @ 6pm: The Moon and Yellowstone: The Cosmic Connection – Lynn Powers, NASA/Montana State University June 2 @ 6pm: Surviving the Wild: Yellowstone’s Prey Species – Haley Stapleton, former National Park Service member June 3 @ 6pm: From Boundary to West Yellowstone: The Many Names of One Small Town – Trent Redfield, Yellowstone Historic Center June 4 @ 6pm: The Inside Scoop: Making the Most of Your Yellowstone Vacation – Jason “Gypsy” Kladiva June 5 @ 6pm: Grizzly Bears in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem – Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center June 6 @ 6pm: Shaking and Baking: Yellowstone’s Volcanic System – Dr. Jamie Farrell, University of Utah June 7 @ 6pm: Flora of Yellowstone National Park – Heidi Anderson, National Park Service June 10 @ 6pm: Yellowstone’s Eruptions — Dr. Madison Myers, Montana State University June 11 @ 6pm: Wildlife Crossings, Corridors, and Connectivity – Blakeley Adkins, Greater Yellowstone Coalition June 12 @ 6pm: Greater Yellowstone Wolverines Unveiled – Jess Haas, Wildlife Educator and Guide June 13 @ 4pm: Raptors of the Big Sky State (Live Raptor Ambassador) – Montana Raptor Conservation Center June 14 @ 6pm: Yellowstone During the Ice Age – Dr. Karen Williams & Dr. Bill Locke, Montana State University June 16 @ 6pm: Do You Hear What I Hear? Soundscapes of Yellowstone – Haley Stapleton, former National Park Service member June 17 @ 6pm: Stagecoaches, Trains, and Automobiles: A History of Transportation to Yellowstone – Trent Redfield, Yellowstone Historic Center June 19 @ 6pm: History of the Forest Service & Today’s Wildlife Management – Ashley Egan, Forest Service June 20 @ 6pm: Yellowstone Wolves: A Quarter Century of Research and Observations – Taylor Rabe, Yellowstone Forever June 21 @ 6pm: What’s Killing the Bees? Honey Bee Health – Dr. Michelle Flenniken, Montana State University June 25 @ 6pm: Volcano Study – Dr. Behnaz Hosseini, Montana State University June 26 @ 6pm: What’s Up In The Night Sky – Lynn Powers, NASA/Montana State University June 27 @ 6pm: Cougars: The Shadows of Yellowstone – Dr. Jack Rabe, Yellowstone Forever June 28 @ 6pm: The Union Pacific Railroad to West Yellowstone – Thornton Waite, Yellowstone Historic Center June 30 @ 6pm: Pasqueflowers and Paintbrush: The Seasonal Plants of Yellowstone – Haley Stapleton, former National Park Service member

Henry V, one of Shakespeare’s historical plays, explores leadership, honor, and the impact of decisions made in times of great uncertainty. A young man thrust into leadership of a nation torn apart by national destruction and discord, Henry grapples with the conflict between political expediency and his own moral compass, elevating themes of honor, justice and mercy. "One of the play’s most famous quotes is 'We happy few, we band of brothers.' The play’s focus on patriotism and togetherness are themes that I am really excited to present to our communities to give this reminder of the importance of ensemble, brotherhood, and togetherness. The themes of loyalty, patriotism, and service are rooted in the Montana way of life.” Kevin Asselin, Director of Henry V MSIP is an outreach program of Montana State University's College of Arts & Architecture MSIP is proud of its long history of service to the region and equally proud to represent Montana State University with these quality professional theatrical outreach efforts.

For more information contact the Glasgow Chamber at 406-228-2222

Celebrating Glacier Guides & Montana Raft’s 28th Anniversary of Rafting for Refuse with a trash cleanup and post-float event on Saturday, June 21, 2025! Clean up trash at public river access points and along the Wild and Scenic Middle Fork of the Flathead River. Advanced registration is required. The registration fee of $10 will be donated to Leave No Trace – Center for Outdoor Ethics. This event is open to volunteers aged 12 and up. To sign up or for more information, please contact Glacier Guides and Montana Raft at 406-387-5555 or . By volunteering with this organization, you will give back to the communities you’ve enjoyed while connecting with locals and meeting new friends.

Get ready for an exhilarating outdoor adventure at the Trail Rail Run, taking place on Saturday, June 21, 2025, in the stunning surroundings of St. Regis, Montana! This exciting event features a variety of race options to suit all levels of runners, including 50 Mile, 50K, 30K, 12K, and 5K distances. For those looking for a team experience, there’s also a 50 Mile team relay and a 50 Mile hand cyclist category. Racers will embark on a scenic journey along the historic trails of the abandoned Northern Pacific Railroad and Milwaukee Railroad, with breathtaking views that include two magnificent train trestles and a beautiful tunnel. As participants weave alongside the picturesque St. Regis River, they’ll finish at the St. Regis Community Park, where a celebration awaits with music, delicious free food, and refreshing beer! Every participant will receive a t-shirt, and those completing the 50 Mile race by the early registration deadline will earn a coveted finishers jacket. Join us for a day filled with camaraderie, adventure, and community spirit, all while supporting the enhancement of local trails and scholarships. Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to be part of the Trail Rail Run!