The Healthy By Design Gardeners’ Market is designed to bring healthy, fresh, local, and affordable fruits and vegetables to the community. The market is also a social meeting place to celebrate health and nutrition. Healthy By Design partners with Billings Parks, Recreation, and Public Lands to bring the market to South Park.

The Fireside Room will be offering a three-course dinner menu complemented with a pint of local Montana brewed beer every Thursday evening. Our expert bartenders will guide you on how to best pair brews with food while you sit back, and take in the stunning views of Emigrant Peak!

The Columbia Falls Community Market is a creative environment for local farmers, food producers, artists, and craftsmen to sell their products. We host a community event that supports civic groups, promotes Flathead Valley businesses, and offers a gathering place for live music & entertainment. We open the market to the public from 5 pm to 8pm every Thursday night from the 3rd week of May to the last Thursday in September, rain or shine! Our space provides ample parking for vendors and attendees, a safe open-air selling space, live music, food court, excellent curb appeal, and plenty of visibility. Where is the Market? 165 Veteran Drive, next to the St. Richards Catholic Church.

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 the produce. Farmers market typically offer locally grown bedding plants, herbs, flowers and farm grown seasonal fruits and vegetables, baked goods, jewelry, yard sale items.

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. JUNE 5TH THE FOSSILS Authentic Hippie Music JUNE 12TH JOHN ROBERTS Y PAN BLANCO Afro Cuban Jazz/Funk/Salsa JUNE 19TH TSUNAMI FUNK Funk, Rhythm & Blues and Rock JUNE 26TH BO DEPEÑA TRIO Texas Country/Americana JULY 3RD WWW.TWANG Real Montana Country Music JULY 10TH TWO TRACKS Acoustic Americana JULY 17TH SWAMP DAWG New Orleans Swampy Funk/R&B JULY 24TH RELEASE THE SQUIRRELS Montana Bluegrass Quintet JULY 31ST TOM CATMULL TRIO Eclectic Roots Americana

Starting Thursdays in July, enjoy live music, food, and fun in Downtown Bozeman for 6 weeks. The fun will be held downtown on Main Street between Black and Rouse. Bring the kids from 6:30 to 8 PM for kid’s activities run by local Nonprofits. Then, enjoy live music from 7 to 8:30 PM. Grab a bite to eat from numerous local food vendors that will be on site or step into a few of the downtown stores that stay open late!

Even before the most recent vinyl rage, you could find the founders of Hop Lounge in record shops looking for vintage and rare albums. With two Technic 1200 MK7 turntables and an excellent sound system to back them up we guarantee you the music will never stop spinning. Taking in the ambiance of crackling vinyl, as a DJ from KGLT guides you through a handpicked assortment of vinyl classics and hidden treasures, crafting a tailor-made auditory experience just for you while you indulge in a selection of over 50 meticulously chosen beers on tap, as well as fine wine, tasty food, and other libations. Don't miss out on the chance to immerse yourself in the vibe that is the Hop Lounge and join me for Guest DJ Night with KGLT Alternative Public Radio Bozeman . Cost: no cover Age: all ages

If live music and dancing isn't exactly your style, but you still want to come out to The Jump with your friends, then look no further because starting at 7pm, Bingo Night is here! Thats right, get your calendars set because every Thursday, we've got Bingo playing out at The Jump! Starting at a $20 buy-in, you must be 18+ to play with us! It's a game that we all know and love, so why not bring everyone down for dinner and drinks! Cost: $20 Age: 18+

Art Walks occur on the second Friday of the month June through September from 6 to 8 PM at art galleries and businesses downtown. Participating businesses will feature local artists and often provide hors d’oeuvres and complimentary refreshments. Also, keep an eye out for local musicians performing as your stroll Main Street in Downtown Bozeman

When: July 11,12,13 Where: 320 Regatta Road, Polson, Montana This spectacular outrigger adventure on Flathead Lake will host more than 200 paddlers from around the world. We acknowledge and are grateful that this event is on the aboriginal territory of the Bitteroot Salish, Kootenai, and Pend d'Oreilles tribes--also known as the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes of the Flathead Nation. We recognize and welcome all the members of the SKC tribe. We believe in the healing power of water and the communal strength that arises when we forge connections beyond individual boundaries. The Silver Lining Paddle Palooza is about recognizing that every day is a gift. We believe that exercise is medicine, as well as the community that surrounds us and makes us whole. Along with honoring each of our sisters in the canoe, we welcome new members to our circle from around the world and from all cultures. Friday, July 11: ARE Sprint Challenge V1, V6 at 500 m. $50/person. Women, men, mixed, youth. Friday evening, multicultural official opening ceremony 6 pm Saturday, July 12: 25-mile voyage, point-to-point. Registration will be capped at 200 paddlers (20 teams). $150/person. Registration includes canoe, shirt and dry bag, support pontoon, snacks at end of voyage, team shuttle back to Polson Saturday evening: Musical event, TBD, at Polson Fairgrounds Sunday, July 13: V1 and V6 clinic. Registration will be through ARE, day of clinic Here’s a fun recap video from 2024

Adapted by Michael McGill Music and Lyrics by Michael McGill With his ship wrecked, and his trusty computer JCN on the fritz, brave explorer Gulliver finds himself lost in space with nothing but an Invisible Force to guide him. While transporting from world to world, under the control of the Maniacal Scientist of Lapunta, Gulliver discovers fighting aliens, arrogant Horse Leaders of the foolish Yahoos, larger-than-life royalty (in more ways than one) and robots – all who need just as much help from Gulliver as Gulliver needs from them! Tune in as this sci-fi spin of the timeless tale of Gulliver’s Travels will take you out of this world!

Adapted by Michael McGill Music and Lyrics by Michael McGill With his ship wrecked, and his trusty computer JCN on the fritz, brave explorer Gulliver finds himself lost in space with nothing but an Invisible Force to guide him. While transporting from world to world, under the control of the Maniacal Scientist of Lapunta, Gulliver discovers fighting aliens, arrogant Horse Leaders of the foolish Yahoos, larger-than-life royalty (in more ways than one) and robots – all who need just as much help from Gulliver as Gulliver needs from them! Tune in as this sci-fi spin of the timeless tale of Gulliver’s Travels will take you out of this world!

The Montana Folk Festival features performances and demonstrations by over 200 of the nation’s finest musicians, dancers, and craftspeople. It showcases multiple performances by more than 20 Artists/groups on six stages including a dance pavilion dedicated to participatory dancing, a family stage with performances appealing to children of all ages, and a Montana folklife stage. In addition to the performance stages, there are several themed festival areas: the Montana Folklife Area, the Family Area, two Festival Marketplaces and the Festival Food Courts. The festival site is situated in the heart of the nation’s largest National Historic Landmark District. Open-air and tented sites will provide a variety of performance venues ranging from intimate stages to amphitheater-sized venues. The Original Stage, which offers a panoramic view of Butte’s historic high rise buildings and the surrounding mountains, is located on the site of the historic Original Mineyard, with its dramatic headframe that is a remnant of Butte’s early days as an underground copper mining center. Festival Marketplaces. Up to 50 traditional artists and craft vendors will be hosted in the festival’s two marketplaces: the Montana Traditions Arts Market and the nearby First Peoples’ Market that will feature Native American artists and craftspeople. Food and Drink Vendors. Nearly 30 food and beverage vendors will serve ethnic and festival food representing the cuisine of natives and immigrants to the region as well as festival favorites such as kettle korn, funnel cakes, fresh-squeezed lemonade and huckleberry shakes. Free to All. Admission throughout the three-day event is free of admission to everyone. Festival Music Sales. Throughout the festival, there will be opportunities to purchase the recorded music of the performing artists who will also be available to sign CDs after their performances near the CD sales tents. Festival Merchandise. At assigned booths, festival-goers can purchase festival merchandise, too, including shirts, hoodies, hats and other commemorative merchandise. Information Booths. Strategically placed booths will be available for directions and answers to all questions. Try to stump the volunteers with questions you can think of about the festival, the community of Butte and where to go and what to see in the state of Montana. Beer and Wine Sales. Beer and wine will be available for sale at special booths and imbibing areas.