Events

Ski & Snowboard day camp for Kids & Teens ages 7-17 with Type 1 Diabetes and their siblings at Whitefish Mountain Resort on March 15, 2025! Riding On Insulin is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded by pro backcountry snowboarder Sean Busby. With the help of our exceptional T1D coaches, we've taught thousands of kids & teens with Type 1 diabetes how to ski & snowboard, surf and mountain bike since 2010. We welcome participants of all ability and experience levels. First timer? There's no better place to learn how to ride! We provide a safe, fun learning environment and a memorable introduction to skiing or snowboarding for those with Type 1 diabetes and their siblings/friends. All of our coaches either have T1D themselves, or love someone with T1D as well! Experienced skier or snowboarder? Campers are grouped together based on age and experience level. More advanced groups spend the day honing their skills with one of our seasoned coaches while exploring the mountain. When you register for one of our camps, you're signing up for more than a day on the mountain. You're joining a community of people who "get it" — a tight-knit community who knows what it's like to live with Type 1 diabetes every single day. We're pushing the limits of the disease in a safe environment, learning that anything is possible with T1D, and we want you to join us! What's Included: 1. Virtual Orientation We kick off the weekend with a *LIVE* 45-minute virtual orientation with our families and coaches. We play a few games, answer any questions and hear from our partners about the latest and greatest in insulin pump therapy and CGM technology. We also have a Certified Diabetes and Education Specialist on every call to answer any questions regarding blood sugar management, temp basal, Automated Insulin Delivery systems, etc! 2. Swag Bag ​Upon checking in at camp, your camper will receive a drawstring bag with swag, including a 2025 winter camp shirt, keychain, stickers, & items from sponsors. We take pride in our original graphic designs and high quality, durable shirts and hoodies so you can wear them for years to come. If you pre-order a hoodie and/or beanie when you register, those items will be in your camper's bag at check-in. 3. Epic Camp Day On camp day, we split into groups of 4-6 campers, which are led by our T1D coaches and volunteers and have names like "Team Shred" and "Team Slin" A typical schedule for Alaska camp looks like this: 9:30 AM. — Check-in for families 10:00 AM. — Campers hit the mountain with their groups 10:30 AM — Casual Parent discussion at the ROI home base 12:00 PM — Lunch as a group 12:45 PM — Another group check, and kids head out for more riding/skiing 3:45 PM — Group photo & goodbyes! Campers head with parents to return rentals, if applicable.

Your next PR is in Bozeman, Montana. Race fast, downhill courses showcased by panoramic mountain ranges. Start in the southern foothills and finish on historic Main Street, right in the heart of the Gallatin Valley. 5:30 AM - 6:30 AM - Morning bib pickup at the Element Hotel for traveling runners 6:30 AM - 6:40 AM - Mandatory Half Marathon Bus Departures on Main Street 6:45 AM - 6:55 AM - Mandatory 10K Bus Departures on Main Street 8:00 AM - Half Marathon Start 8:15 AM - 10K Start 8:30 AM - 11:30 AM - Finish line on Main St 12:00 PM - Courses close *Awards will be handed out as runners cross the finish line and there will be no official ceremony. Visit the Competitive Timing tent to print your finish time and view your award status. #MONTANAFAST

Event Details: Join Montana Shakespeare in the Parks for FREE a performance of Shakespeare’s "Henry V." Pack a picnic, grab your friends, and enjoy this world class performance! Performances are FREE, and seating is first come, first served. We ask that tall chairs sit further back to allow those on blankets and in short chairs to see. Pre-show performance: Arrive early for a special pre-show performance! Outdoor location: Main Street Green - Next to Star Theatre (25 West Legion St) Inclement weather location: Star Theatre (25 West Legion St) There are two audio accessibility options available for each of our performances: 1. Personal FM receivers and headphones are available to borrow from the merchandise table. 2. A FREE app may be downloaded so that you can listen to audio from the show on your own personal device. (Please remember to bring your own headphones!) Follow these instructions: Download the AudioFetch app on your personal device (both iOS & Android compatible) - Connect your device to the WiFi network: Shakespeare! (no password required) - Open the AudioFetch app to listen to the audio!

Join us as we hike with the light of the full moon under the Makoshika night sky. This non-interpretive hike will be led by Makoshika State Park staff. Free. Meet at the Visitor Center.

Fun for the whole family: - Food trucks - Raffles - Bingo - Kids Games - Church Service at 10:30a

Montana Repertory Theatre Presents JabberDoggy (and Other Made-Up Words), by JM Christiansen All Ages Sunday, September 07 Doors: 1:30pm Zootown Arts Community Center Montana Repertory Theatre Presents JabberDoggy (and Other Made-Up Words), by JM Christiansen 2025 Fall Educational Tour Starring David X. Miller and Rory McLaverty Saturday and Sunday, September 6 & 7 Matinees: Sat. & Sun. at 2 PM, doors at 1:30 PM Evening Performance: Sat. at 7:30 PM, doors at 7 PM Pick-What-You-Pay: Adult Suggested $20, Youth Suggested $10, Kids 5 & Under Free Get tickets at: https://www.montanarep.org/tickets Montana Repertory Theatre proudly announces its 21st annual educational tour production, JabberDoggy (and Other Made-Up Words), a new play about friendship and overcoming adversity by JM Christiansen. The tour kicks-off with three public performances on September 6 and 7 at the Zootown Arts Community Center in Missoula, MT. The Spruce Creek High School theatre club is putting on a play, an adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s “Alice” stories. When AJ is cast as the fearsome Jabberwock, memorizing the famous poem awakens long-buried memories full of teeth, claws, and everything in between. As AJ prepares for opening night, an old hardship and an unlikely friendship collide – leaving AJ wondering if fear has been telling the wrong story. With humor, heart, and a touch of Carrollian wonder, JabberDoggy explores how the stories we tell – on stage and in our minds – shape our fears, and how friendship can help us rewrite them. This engaging play is fun for the whole family, and can be enjoyed by patrons of all ages! About Montana Repertory Theatre (Missoula, Mont.) Established in 1967, the Montana Repertory Theatre is the resident professional theatre at the University of Montana. Standing at the cross-section of educational and professional theatre, The Rep produces work that celebrates, engages, and challenges the people of Missoula and the state of Montana. For more information about Montana Repertory Theatre visit: https://www.montanarep.org/ For further information, accessibility, and inquiries please visit https://www.zootownarts.org/meet-the-zacc/about/.

Join us at the Old Town Farm Stand for some farmer's market goodies! *Farm Animal Petting Zoo! *Sourdough Bread Pizzas! *Freshly Baked Breads and Pastries! Don't miss our daily vendors from 11-3 every Sunday until the end of summer!

Cheer on Montana Griz soccer during their 2025 season! Reserved Seating with Seat Cushions Available Park in the lot on the corner of South and Higgins Griz Soccer matches are a great way to: -Spend time with your friends and loved ones -Be a part of the UM and Grizzly Athletics community -Support fellow UM students -Enjoy the sights of the Missoula Valley at the beautiful South Campus Stadium Complex -Watch the gliders float from Mt. Sentinel -For more information, visit GoGriz.com.

The Clash of the Carvers is an International Chainsaw Carving Championship that hosts 20 carving artists for four whole days. Artists start with a bare log on Thursday at 8am. Locals and tourists are invited to come watch these artists put their blood, sweat, and tears into their craft… and make sure to come back on Sunday at 2pm to see who takes the grand prize! Get a break from all the buzz down at the brand new (and free) Loggin’ Littles Carnival at the end of Mineral Ave(Depot Park)! You’ll be able to find a shady place to eat, throw some axes, shop local.. and you can even cool off by volunteering to be dunked in our dunk tank! Clap along to some live local bands at The Keep during lunch, and have yourself a blast! Clash of the Carvers is one of the biggest events in Lincoln County, so stop in and get your wallets ready, because this event has carved a spot in our hearts forever!

Bumblewood Thicket will be returning for its 6th year! Bumblewood will be visible to human eyes from September 5th to September 21st. Located amid the winding, wooded paths of Glen Lake Rotary Park in Bozeman, the village will contain all new fairy homes and businesses created by talented local artists. Bumblewood Thicket Fairy Village is self-guided, free and open to all during park hours of 5am to 11pm.

Open Sundays 10am-2pm August-September, at the Target Range Elementary School.

Come walk with us while we explore Bozeman’s historic Main Street. Once a gathering place for the local indigenous peoples’ tribes, Bozeman also served a vital role during the 1860s gold rush. Enjoy the stories of the colorful characters like John Bozeman, Daniel Rouse, Nelson Story and architect Fred Willson who helped mold the look and shape of this town. From wooden shacks to brick beauties, the historic buildings with their unique architecture that you pass represent the different phases of development throughout Bozeman’s growth. Compare the businesses initially established to serve miners and the fledgling agricultural industry to what you see today. Walking in its founders’ footsteps will help you appreciate the essence of Bozeman and its place in the history of the West.

Enjoy Celtic music at the Meadery each Sunday afternoon. Cost: no cover Age: all ages