The music of the United States and Spain are celebrated with works by United States composer Copland and Spanish composer Rodrigo. The vibrant landscape of Spain comes alive as world-renowned guitarist Pablo Sáinz Villegas shares his unbridled passion for his homeland in Rodrigo’s Fantasia para un Gentilhombre. The journey concludes with Copland’s Third Symphony, offering an emotional journey from the uneasy tranquility of the opening movement to the heroic optimism of the finale.

Hiawatha Trail Back to Nature Run - June 8th Full or 1/2 Marathon 50K, 25K, 15K, 10K run on this historic Rail Trail. Park in Taft, MT. Take a short shuttle ride up to the East Portal to start your run going through the signature 1.66 mile long St. Paul Pass Tunnel. Yes lights are required. Courses are all Out & Back. Put on by Negative Split Timing.The Route of the Hiawatha - Scenic mountain bike or hike trail is 15 miles long with 10 large and dark train tunnels (Nine that you ride your bike thru.) and 7 sky-high trestles. The ride starts with a trip through the 1.661 mile long St. Paul Pass Tunnel, also known as the Taft Tunnel. It is a highlight of the trail that follows the crest of the Bitterroot Mountains near Lookout Pass Ski Area. The best part is.... it's mostly downhill with shuttle buses available to transport you and your bike back to the top. This family friendly trail is easily enjoyed by a wide variety of people from young children to super seniors. Trail passes, shuttle tickets and mountain bike rentals with lights are available at Lookout Pass Ski Area located right alongside Interstate 90, take Exit 0, at the Idaho-Montana state line. The start of the Hiawatha is a short 7 mile drive from Lookout Pass. Lookout Pass is located just 12 miles east of historic Wallace, Idaho. Send questions to info@skilookout.com

ROUTE OF THE HIAWATHA Description Join Negative Split for a Spring Trail 50K, 25K, 15K, and 10K! This trail is one of the most iconic trails in the country crossing through both Montana and Idaho. The trail has long been designated for bike riders only, but will now offer a special single day running experience for this race! Run over scenic trestles, past waterfalls, and through some of the longest railroad tunnels open to foot traffic (1.8miles long). This will truly be a running experience of a lifetime!

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June 5 – 8, 2025 World-Class Chainsaw Carvers - Vote for your favorite carver! Auction Friday at 6 p.m. Artisans + Food Vendors Community Yard Sale Saturday Main Auction Sunday at 1 p.m. Family Friendly Fun! Mission Mountain Quilt Guild Quilt Show at the Ronan High School Gymnasium Sat 9am - 6pm, Sun 9am - 1pm

Unseen Missoula, a program of Heritage Missoula from the Downtown Missoula Partnership, offers education-based, guided walking tours to showcase Missoula’s unique history. The program aims to connect Missoulians and guests to our community, foster cultural identity, and promote heritage experiences for all. Thousands of people have enjoyed the guided tours and connected to the program through social media since its inception. The season begins in April and continues through October. Experience Missoula’s heritage through these unique and exciting guided walking tours! Public Tours Available April – October Private Tours Available Year Round Check website for dates and times. Basements & Back Alleys April – September A holistic look at downtown life during Missoula’s transition from a marginal frontier town to a major local economic and cultural center from 1880 to 1920. The tour starts at Caras Park and lasts approximately 90 minutes. This tour is not ADA accessible and includes going up and down 5+ flights if stairs and elevators are not available in most buildings. Please refrain from bringing strollers. These less-accessible spaces remain hidden the majority of the year, so catch them while you can… Carnal Enterprises April – September While most in Missoula are familiar with the name Mary Gleim or the brief history of Front Street, many of the district’s stories remain untold including Gleim’s and her businesses. Since its existence along the historic Mullan Road, Front Street has been dubbed with the title of Missoula’s ‘red light district’ implicating that district remained a place of vice, sin, and corruption influenced by the radical reformist religious movements of the late 19th century. However, violence and addiction found throughout the entirety of the American West remain only a sliver of the true story. From 1889-1917, West Front and Main Streets became home to a vibrant ‘restricted’ community of working women, Chinese laborers, African American soldiers, and immigrants who built the environment we as Missoulians have come to love today. This tour discusses the district through the historical lenses of sex, race, class, and occupation in order to create a broader social understanding against the backdrop of the remaining built environment. This 1-hour tour leaves from the front of The Wilma. It covers about 5 city blocks. ADA accessible. Hotels & Hooligans April – September Daily life and culture in Missoula during the city’s railroad boom—the Hotels and Hooligans tour looks at how the average Missoulian (whether long-time or just passing through) lived and recreated. Scandals and other sketchiness from the Courthouse to the seedy underbelly of Missoula’s railroad hotel district will also be revealed! Lower Rattlesnake & Greenough Park April – September Come along on this tour to explore the story of Greenough Park, from the Greenough family (and their massive mansion) who donated the land, to the controversies over park management, including the park’s infamous “bear cage.” From Greenough, we’ll travel to the sites of Native American encampments, and old streetcar crossings, then explore the historic Lower Rattlesnake neighborhood before ending at the old Missoula cemetery and Chinese burial grounds. This walking tour takes about two hours and is entirely outdoors. Bring appropriate clothing and water. The tour route is about 1.2 miles long. Meet at the Greenough Park LOWER PARKING LOT lot at 1011 Monroe St. The tour ends at the Mount Jumbo trailhead at the end of Cherry St. Screams & Spirits October/dusk Join us for some frights on this limited fright-time tour… if you dare! Enjoy a chilling exploration into Missoula’s haunted history, Spirits delves into the history defined by forgotten cemeteries, abandoned buildings, and even murder.. This walking tour starts in front of First Interstate Bank and takes approximately 90 minutes. As this is a Halloween tour, it’s recommended to dress warmly for the cool evening weather (costumes are optional but always welcome!), with comfortable walking shoes as this tour covers about 5 city blocks. This tour is recommended for 12 years and older.

Tis now time to prepare for the 2025 season, more grand and glorious than ever! June 7 10:00am – 6:00pm June 8 10:00am – 4:00pm Kenneth the Humble promises to bring all of your favorite characters, combatants, and period demonstrators as well as a variety of the finest foods and libations in the Kingdom back to the foothills of the snowcapped Beartooth Mountains, in the beautiful shire of Red Lodge. So – Attend thee hence and follow this site throughout the year to stay abridge of all the upcoming Shenanigans! Huzzah!

The 2025 Montana State Match Play Championships will be held at Bill Roberts Golf Course in Helena. Players will compete in a stroke play, qualifying round for seeding into the Championship Brackets. The top 32 men, 16 women and 16 seniors will compete in Match Play over the weekend.

Experience the charm of Missoula, Montana and join us for RMA FEST MISSOULA, 2025! Join us for an unforgettable historical event at the stunning Oval of the University of Montana! This picturesque setting not only boasts breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and close proximity to downtown Missoula but also serves as a vibrant hub of history and creativity. As you step onto the Oval, immerse yourself in a celebration that honors this iconic landmark while supporting the University and Missoula's thriving arts scene. Discover the rich history of the campus, connect with talented artists, and enjoy a diverse array of artistic expressions. Whether you're a local or traveling from afar, this is your chance to create lasting memories and forge new friendships. Don’t miss out on the beauty and excitement awaiting you on the Oval—mark your calendar and get ready for a truly special experience! RMA FEST is a two-day outdoor arts festival, located in one of the most prestigious areas of Missoula, the University District, and will be featuring fine artist, painters, photographers, sculptors, metalwork, glass artists, jewelers, and, more! The Festival will feature cartoon artists, face painters, live music, food, games, and plenty of open space for picnicking with your loved ones or enjoying a game of corn hole with your friends. RMA FEST is organized by the RMA Festivals, LLC and a board of experts in various artistic disciplines, which has a long history of working with some of the most notable events throughout the nation.

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

Come enjoy dinner and drinks at the Thomas Meagher bar on Monday, June 9th from 6-10 PM and 20% of your total bill will be donated to MUD! This helps us keep our resources affordable, develop new workshops, and maintain the tool library for our community!

The BMM is a weekly summer market that includes: Fresh Goods, Bakers, Artists, Food Trucks, Cocktails, Live Music and a chance to dance with your neighbors & friends—GOOD TIMES for all! We are a family-friendly event and assure you that there is something at our market for all ages.