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March 2019
Building a Place for Poultry in Montana: Harriette Cushman and Poultry Work in Montana
Dr. Amy McKinney, associate professor of history at Northwest College in Powell, Wyoming, discusses Harriette Cushman and her efforts to…
Find out more »Passport to the Virtues of Fairy Tales
In Partnership with Scrap. Ever After Events is bringing to you an exciting program for your little ones to learn…
Find out more »April 2019
Chiwaálaatuua: Narrative Drawing of the Crow Indians
Dr. Timothy McCleary has been a professor of anthropology and history at Little Bighorn College, the Crow Indian Tribal College…
Find out more »Artwalk, Downtown Billings (Exhibits Reception)
ArtWalk, celebrating its 25th season, includes extended hours for galleries, art studios, museums, restaurants, in downtown Billings. All ArtWalk events…
Find out more »Confederates in Montana Territory: In the Shadow of Price’s Army
Confederate veterans and their families flocked to Montana Territory, their exile of choice, during and after the Civil War. Seeking…
Find out more »Copper King William A. Clark: A Verdrigis Legacy
A Verdigris Legacy: For more than a year, Bob Brock of Butte followed the trail of Montana Copper King William…
Find out more »May 2019
Pints for Preservation Trivia Night
To celebrate Yellowstone Valley Gives we're hosting, Pints for Preservation. Join us for a beer, popcorn, and some friendly trivia…
Find out more »Fast Tracks to Paradise: How the Railroad Shaped the Town of Livingston, Montana
In Fast Tracks to Paradise, Paul Shea looks at how, beginning in 1883, the railroad’s plans for shops and a…
Find out more »Swords Rimrock Park (History and Botany)
Take a break from your routine and celebrate Billings’ magnificent Rimrocks with a stroll along the east end of Swords…
Find out more »What Happened to the News? [Humanities Montana]
Never has so much news been available. The trick is knowing how to find it—and how to judge its credibility.…
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