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The front of the Chief ’s House (Photo by Donaldson) • Native Heritage Day (Photo by Fontana)

Chief Plenty Coups State Park Chief Plenty Coups State Park holds many attractions. Our Visitor Center hosts interactive exhibits about Crow culture and on the Chief’s life along with our book/gift shop. Chief Plenty Coups’ National Historic Landmark house and store are preserved. There is a ¾ of a mile walking trail that winds around the park going past the sacred spring, the Chief’s apple orchard, Pryor Creek, and the grave site for the chief, his wives and adopted daughter. Many people come to the sacred spring to enjoy the tranquillity. There are picnic areas with barbecues, a playground, and horseshoe pits for pleasant afternoon picnics. The creation of this State Park was part of Chief Plenty Coups’ dream to have a space where all peoples could come together to learn about each other. Chief Plenty Coups’ life encompassed a period of transition from nomadic to a sedentary way of life for the Crow Tribe. There is a rich history here, preserved and protected by the Crow Tribe and the State of Montana. The Park hosts several cultural community events throughout the year. There are programs at the Park on select day’s during the summer months, Day of Honor and Heritage Day during September. In addition to public-welcome events, Chief Plenty Coups State Park also hosts teacher trainings and school field trips with standards-based curriculum, as well as tours for groups. During the summer, the park is an excellent choice for a day trip, a stop on a further road trip to Yellowtail Dam, or a stop-over point for travellers heading into the Pryor Mountains. Birders enjoy the park in both summer and winter as the Park hosts a stunning variety in both seasons. Winter sport lovers come to the Park in the winter time to cross-country ski or snowshoe.

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YAM’s New Exhibitions Yellowstone Art Museum’s ArtWalk begins with an early bird opening at 4 p.m. on Friday, April 6, 2018. Admission to the museum is free during ArtWalk from 4–9 p.m. combined with Jam at the YAM featuring live music from 5-8 p.m. View our current exhibitions including Nature’s Cadence: Paintings by Clyde Aspevig, Emil Carlsen’s Quiet Harmonies and Rough and Tumble, Smoke and Rope. The Art Collectors’ Corner featured artist is Connie Dillon. A cash bar and light hors d’oeuvres are provided during ArtWalk. First drink is free for new member sign-ups. The YAM also has free parking.

Exhibitions currently on view:

Boundless Visions: Selections from the Permanent Collection • Exhibition is ongoing Boundless Visions features changing selections from the YAM's permanent collections, including art from the late nineteenth century to the present. This long-term exhibition is the only exhibition in Montana where you can learn the story of art in this region from its beginnings to the present day. TITLE SPONSORS: U.S. Bank, David Orser and Ossie Abrams

Clyde Aspevig, Deep in the Rockies, not dated, oil on canvas, courtesy of the Booth Western Art Museum, Cartersville, Georgia

every season in every guise, are exceptional examples of contemporary landscape painting in the representational mode. Viewers are often overwhelmed by the beauty and emotional associations of his subject matter, becoming increasingly amazed by the realization upon close viewing that Aspevig’s compelling realities are indeed crafted from paint. Rough and Tumble, Smoke and Rope • March 22 – August 5, 2018 • Opening reception Thurs., March 22, 2018, 5:30-7:30 p.m. Sponsored exclusively by the Audia Group, Rough and Tumble, Smoke and Rope is a sincere photographic documentation of the inner workings, people, and stock animals who are the central players in this life that feeds a global appetite for beef and good riding stock. The exhibition comprises photographs by some of the best documentarian photographers of western ranching culture.

Mark Chapman, Cowboys on the Horizon, May 17, 2014

Emil Carlsen’s Quiet Harmonies • March 22 – July 8, 2018 • Opening reception Thurs., March 22, 2018, 5:30-7:30 p.m. Emil Carlsen (1848-1932) is counted among the diverse group of American Post-Impressionist and realist painters who flourished in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Carlsen’s lush, painterly, and deeply satisfying paintings took French Impressionism and later Tonalists’ work a step further in the direction of serenity and quiet sensory beauty. His work reflects the American tendency to appreciate concrete form and clear meaning in subject matter. Nature’s Cadence: Paintings by Clyde Aspevig • March 22 – July 8, 2018 • Opening reception Thurs., March 22, 2018, 5:30-7:30 p.m. Drawing upon both traditional and Modernist sources of inspiration—as well as the greatest inspiration of all, nature— native Montanan Clyde Aspevig has earned an enthusiastic following and an enduring place in the annals of contemporary American landscape painting. His beautiful oils, which capture

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Emil Carlson, Still Life-Brass Bowl, Copper Coffee Pot and Pigeons, c. 1894, oil on canvas, on loan from the collection of Patrick and Shelley Gilligan

Current Exhibits

Moss Mansion Historic Museum Home 914 Division St., 406-256-5100, www.mossmansion.com Closed Monday, open Tues. thru Sun. 1-4 p.m.

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Galleries Visit these

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Northcutt Steele Gallery 1500 University Dr., 406-657-2011, msubillings.edu/gallery/ Open 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.

2505 Montana Ave. Celebrating the creative spirit. Painting, pottery, fiber glass, jewelry, cards, and more. Many unique and affordable things. 10 a.m.5:30 p.m. Tues.-Fri., 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Sat. 406-252-0122, www.toucanarts.com.

Yellowstone County Museum 1950 Terminal Circle, 406-256-6811 • www.ycmhistory.org Tues.-Sat. 10:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. • Native American Collection - ongoing • Western Room - ongoing • Historic Firearms - ongoing

Yellowstone Art Museum

RMC’s Ryniker-Morrison Art Gallery

401 N. 27th St., 406-256-6804 www.artmuseum.org Tues./Wed./Sat. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Thurs. - Fri. 10 a.m. 8 p.m.; Sun. 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. • Boundless Visions - Selections from the Permanent Collection: Exhibition is ongoing • Emil Carlsen’s Quiet Harmonies - March 22 - July 8, 2018. An American Post-Impressionist • Nature’s Cadence - March 22 - July 8, 2018, Paintings by Clyde Aspevig yam

Technology Hall of Rocky Mountain College (1511 Poly Drive, Billings MT 59102.) Open to the public from 9 a.m.- 4 p.m. Call for more info at 406-259-6563.

Custer Battlefield Museum I-90 Exit 514 at Garryowen, Montana. More info on page 14. Custer Battlefield Historical Artifacts - ongoing Native American Art - ongoing

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The Downtown Billings Alliance is pleased to announce the . Alive After 5 summer schedule. The concert series will open N. eN Av ve Polly Drive A h t with Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band on Thursday, June 7th 4 6th from 5 p.m. - 8 p.m. at the Pub Station, 2502 1st Ave. N. North Park Alive After 5 will take place on Thursday evenings from 5-8 Park Hill Drive p.m. in downtown Billings, starting on June 7th and continuing Pioneer Park e. . N. no Nevent through August 30th. There willvebe on July 5th, Av the ve ta A A o s h 6t 4th ne week of Independence Day. Every concert will at a . takeinplace . M . N ve Grand Ave Grand Ave ve na A A different downtown venue, each with its own variety of music a t 1s ont M and cuisine. The entertainment will range from local favorites ewis Ave. to nationally touring bands. Admission for Alive After 5 uditorium Elks Lodge remains free for the public but includes a $2 cover charge for Broadwater Ave. an alcohol wrist band. e. Av S. a information Details and band can be found at e. South Park tan Av n o st M 1 www.downtownbillings.com

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Yellowstone Kelly By www.visitbillings.com

Keep Not Standing Fixed and Rooted, Briskly Venture, Briskly Roam...

At the end of the summer in 2017 a promise 89-years in the making was finally fulfilled when the Yellowstone Kelly Interpretive Site officially opened to the public. The restoration was led by the Billings Chamber of Commerce under the leadership of Bill Cole. In 1928 the Billings Chamber, City of Billings and State of Montana promised a burial site befitting the three-time veteran and American legend, Luther Sage “Yellowstone” Kelly. While it took a bit longer than planned, the site today absolutely fulfills the promise. Kelly (1849-1928) was one of the most notable American veterans, scouts, and warriors of his time. Born to an affluent family in upstate New York, Kelly obtained a fine education but yearned for the adventure of the Wild West. Sitting back and waiting was not part of Kelly’s character, so at the age of 16, Kelly lied about his age, enlisted in the military, and thus his adventures began.

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Poly Drive Poly Drive Poly Drive Thanks to the tireless work of the Yellowstone Kelly Interpretive Site Committee, major gifts from Singh Contracting and Phillips 66 as well Colton Boulevard as the investment of many incredible sponsors and donors, e hill Drivnew Parkthe Parkhill Drive Interpretive Site opened within Swords Rimrock Park in September of 2017. Avenue D Here Yellowstone Kelly rests peacefully atop Kelly Mountain in Billings, Grand Avenue Grand Avenue overlooking the Yellowstone River. The Site celebrates the history not only of Yellowstone Kelly, but of the heritage of our region. It offers ample parking, Lewis Avenue Lewis Avenue an amphitheater for seating during presentations, informational signage, a Broadwater Avenue Broadwater Avenue celebratory donor wall and, of course, the breathtaking views only found d oa from the Rimrocks. lR re

To get to the site, head to Swords Rimrock Park, east of Billings Logan Central Avenue Central Avenue International Airport. The park has two entrances; one near the airport roundabout and another about a mile east on Airport Rd. A paved trail system connects the two entrances and the entire park provides spectacular d a vistas. TheMonad Yellowstone Kelly Interpretive Site isMolocated at the east end Laurel Ro nad Road Road d oa of Swords Rimrock Park. Take the second entrance to the park, nearrel Rthe u La bathroom and picnic shelter. At the stop sign, turn left and follow the road t es d slowly up the mountain to the parking area. The site can ebe W Roaenjoyed on foot. King Avenue West King Avenue West

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In his twilight years, Luther Sage “Yellowstone” Kelly requested to have his body buried in the land where his restless spirit had experienced its greatest adventures, stating “I feel my body will rest better in Montana, the scene of my earlier activities, than it would in the vastness of Rimrock Road Arlington, where I purposed having it laid.”

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Yellowstone Kelly was an authentic Western character. His real-life adventures inspired many articles, books and even a Hollywood movie. He was a scholar and author, a veteran of three wars, an exceptional hunter and trader, and a key player in scouting and taming the Wild West. His friends and confidants included the likes of Col. Nelson A. Miles, “Buffalo Bill” Cody, and President Teddy Roosevelt. His travels and military assignments took him from New York to the Dakotas and Montana, and from Alaska to the Philippines before retiring to a quieter life in California.

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upcoming exhibitions, open days, seminars, concerts and other important dates May 17

Sawyer Brown

Pub Station Ballroom (2502 First Ave N) General Admission / All Ages Doors at 7 p.m. / Show at 8 p.m. $35 Advance / $38 Day of Show May 17, 18, 19

Evita at Billings Studio Theater

7:30 p.m. • $22 Adults/$20 Seniors & Students Directed by A.J. Kalanick Lyrics by Tim Rice Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber Based on the historical story of Maria Eva Duarte de Peron, a poor Argentinian girl who grows up to be the wife of the president of Argentina, worshiped by her people. As a young woman who longs for an acting career, fame, and fortune, Eva quickly learns that her feminine wiles hold power among a culture and a political system run by men. Once she makes it to Buenos Aires, Evita finds fame and power in her powers of seduction, eventually seducing the rising political figure, Juan Peron, who becomes the President of Argentina. Events at Billings Studio Theater are sure to entertain! Billings Studio Theatre 1500 Rimrock Rd. billingsstudiotheatre.com May 17, 31, June 14

Almeda Bradshaw at The High Horse Saloon & Eatery

9 p.m. Singer-songwriter-guitarist, Almeda Bradshaw, plays acoustic Western Americana, Roots music, and originals from her four Awardnominated albums. High Horse Saloon & Eatery 3953 Montana Ave. www.thehighhorsesaloonandeatery. com May 18

The Crystal Method

Pub Station, 2502 First Avenue N General Admission / All Ages Doors at 7 p.m. / Show at 8 p.m. $20 Advance / $25 Day of Show May 18

Live Music w/ Rattlesnake Jake at Shooters

8 p.m. – 9 p.m. SHOOTERS Presents Live Music with Rattlesnake Jake Shooters Casino & Sports Bar, 1600 Avenue D shooters.beer

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YAM Adult Education: Drawing on a GraphiteToned Ground

10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Working with a full range of graphite pencils and other implements, participants will work up a mid-tone ground, create an observed image or invented shape, and develop a full range of darks and lights by erasing for lights and adding more graphite for darks. Beginners are welcome as are accomplished artists who have not tried this approach. Lynn Thorpe earned her MFA in Painting and Printmaking in 1983 at University of Wyoming. Her work is generally large-scale oil paintings but drawing, particularly on toned ground, is a prevailing interest with a life of its own. Supply List: All supplies can be purchased locally at any art supply store. -range of graphite pencils 2H,H, 1B, 2B, 3B, 4B, 5B, 6B, 7B, 8B (Koh-INoor or Staedtler Mars) and an ebony pencil -1 totally out of ink, otherwise useless, ballpoint pen or similarly shaped dull but pointed instrument -a range of erasers including art gum, white plastic eraser (any brand), kneaded rubber eraser -pencil sharpener -X-Acto knife to shape erasers -masking tape to tape drawing to board -soft cloth (chamois) to wipe down the drawing -soft brush to brush off debris The instructor will provide drawing paper (Rives BFK) $60 members; $67 non-members www.artmuseum.org May 19

GeraniumFest at ZooMontana

10 a.m. – 4 p.m. It’s the 18th Annual GeraniumFest event to benefit ZooMontana’s Botanical Society (the group that keeps our grounds and gardens looking beautiful!) Stop by the tent in the Zoo parking lot and purchase beautiful geraniums as well as other plants! Receive a coupon for 20% off your next purchase in the ZooMontana Gift Shop! In addition, it is St. Vincent Healthcare’s Kids Day at ZooMontana from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. – $3 admission! Games, education booths, food trucks, face painting, and more!! ZooMontana, 2100 Shiloh Rd www.zoomontana.org

May 19

20th Annual Heritage Home Tour

10 a.m. • $20-$25 Each year the Moss Mansion Museum, in partnership with local sponsors, strives to feed your interest in local culture, history, and architecture with an impeccable lineup of homes, businesses, and other unique properties in and around Billings. The 20th Annual Heritage Home Tour is scheduled for May 19, 2018, offering ticket holders the opportunity to support the ongoing preservation efforts of the Moss Mansion Museum while viewing a remarkable group of properties. Admission includes the printed guide with a description of the properties and a synopsis of their history as well as a pass for entry to each of the properties. Tour tickets are $20 in advance, and $25 tour only on event day. BUY TICKETS ONLINE HERE. Tickets are also sold at Gainan’s locations and at the admissions desk at the Moss Mansion. The houses will be open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on event day only. Please call the Moss Mansion for more information at 406-2565100. All proceeds benefit operations at the Moss Mansion Museum. Moss Mansion Museum 914 Division St. www.mossmansion.com May 19

Russell Dickerson

Pub Station (2502 First Avenue N) General Admission / All Ages Doors at 7 p.m. / Show at 8 p.m. $15 Advance / $20 Day of Show May 19

LITA FORD

7 p.m. W/ Dead Presleys, Not Your Boyfriend’s Band $30 - $35 The Pub Station 2502 1st Ave N www.1111presents.com May 19

Mother’s Day Celebration

10 a.m. – 5 p.m. To celebrate Mother’s Day, Wise Wonders is hosting a Funky Tea Party! Visit us May 19th to enjoy the festivities! There will be activities all day but snacks are from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. only. Treat Mom, Grandma, Sister or Auntie and visit Wise Wonders for a special tea! Crazy hats are encouraged. Wise Wonders Children’s Museum 110 N 29th St.

May 19

Big Sky Arm Sports

6:30 p.m. Arm Wrestling Practice - You’ve always been curious about arm wrestling or think you have what it takes to compete, come give it a try!! Pilgrim Congregational Church, 409 S 36th St. May 20

Run for Heaven’s Sake at Rimrock West Park

7 a.m. • $25-35 RUN for Heaven’s Sake is a 5k, 10k & half marathon located on the west end of Billings. All proceeds benefit the Ramsey Keller Memorial which pays for infant funerals in the state of Mont. This year we have incorporated a theme: ALL THAT GLITTERS IS GOLD. Bring your shiny sparkly things!! Packet Pick up is SATURDAY, May 19 from 10-3 at Emmanuel Baptist Church! Packet Pick up will be at Emmanuel Baptist Church (328 S. Shiloh Road) on Saturday, May 20th from 10-4. Rimrock West, 4548 Rangeview Dr. www.runsignup.com May 20

Yellowstone Artists Show

Noon - 6 p.m. The local Yellowstone Artists group show will be displaying original artwork in various mediums of oil, acrylic, watercolor, and mixed media. Live demonstrations going on during the show in the Rimrock Mall central gathering area. Participating Artists: John Armstrong, Carol Block, Isabel Bonilla, Kathy Davies, Renee Dyer, Bonnie Eldridge, Laurel Hanson, Tom Helgeson, Emilie Huber, Brittany Kolbe, Patti Kilts, John Langliers, Peregrine Lee, Dick Moulden, Heather Norseth, and Audrey Thatcher. Rimrock Mall, 300 S 24th St W May 20, 27

Sunday Funday Music Bingo at The High Horse Saloon & Eatery

2:30 P.M. – 4:30 P.M. Join the High Horse For Bingo Every Sunday Night! Win Prizes & Giveaways Every Game! Cash Prizes for Games! BOGO Shots Of Fireball for $1! (Have To Be Playing) Come Be Part Of The Winning! High Horse Saloon & Eatery 3953 Montana Ave.

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7 p.m. • $25 The Pub Station • 2502 1st Ave N www.1111presents.com

8 p.m. – 10 p.m. Craft Local, 2413 Montana Ave. www.craftlocal.org

The Black Dahlia Murder

Live Music JAZZ with Jeff Long and Friends

May 25

7 p.m. – 9 p.m. Introducin a new live-action Clue game at the Moss Mansion! The rooms of the Moss become the scene of the crime, and each guest/character will be looking high and low for clues. Investigate as you mingle and develop your strategy for discovering which weapons, rooms, and suspects were NOT involved to solve the case – even if YOU end up being the murderer. Watch out, though – you could be the next victim! The game begins at 7 p.m. with a briefing on the rules, character assignments, and dispersal of investigation material. Points are earned (or lost) and while the results are tallied refreshments are available. Must be 18 to play. Reservations are $25 per person, costumes are welcome (though characters are not assigned ahead of time). Moss Mansion Museum, 914 Division St.

Pub Station (2502 First Ave N) 21+/Mature Audiences Only Doors at 7 p.m. / Show at 8 p.m. $10 Advance / $12 Day of Show

Moss Mansion’s Clue Game

The Cigarette Girls Burlesque

May 25

Yung Suimmie @Bones Arcade

8 p.m. – 11:59 p.m. • $20 Bones Arcade, 1425 Broadwater Ave. May 26

The KPT @ Ten

9 p.m. – 11:59 p.m. Live Music, Food, Drinks, And Friends! TEN, 19 N Broadway

Hidden Western Treasures at the Yellowstone County Museum A hidden treasure western history enthusiasts will delight in discovering, the Yellowstone County Museum has exhibits dedicated to ranch life, historic firearms, and one of the largest collections of American Indian artifacts in the region.

Western Room

Short-horned beef cattle were trailed into the Yellowstone River Valley from Idaho and Oregon by Edward Cardwell in 1879. Beef cattle production became a linchpin industry in Montana Territory once rail service opened access to eastern markets. A J.K. Ralston original mural, spanning the breadth of the room, is displayed above the Yellowstone County Museum’s authentic chuckwagon. It is a true-to-life depiction of the valley’s first settlers and the gear they carried with them. Ralston’s skillful hand shows the pilot wagon with its seasoned guide, chuckwagon, bed wagon, and finally the bawling, tail-twitching mass driven by outriders. Rodeo, ranch, and riding enthusiasts will marvel at the craftsmanship of the Connolly family - purveyors of Western wear, tack, and saddles in Billings since 1912. Several saddles are on display, and each one exhibits both utility and beauty in its own way.

American Indian Collection

A spacious room highlights the stories, art, apparel, and tools of the Yellowstone Valley’s earliest residents. With stunning quill- and beadwork filling the cases, the displays are considered some of the best of its kind in the state. New in 2017 is “Waiting for the Earth to Move,” the largest assemblage of Ghost Dance objects on display in the world. At a time of political and cultural turbulence, the 1890s Ghost Dance offered hope to the downtrodden tribes of the American Southwest and Plains. The evocative imagery of Ghost Dancers’ shirts and regalia captures both their pain and their anticipation of a better future. The Yellowstone County Museum is entered through the historic McCormick log cabin at 1950 Terminal Circle. Follow the roundabout into the airport and loop around the parking area until you reach the cabin on the right. Hours are 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. Learn more at ycmhistory.org or call 406-256-6811. Free admission.

May 26 - 27

MT Arabian Horse Show

Noon There is not one in the Montana Arabian Horse Association that does not have their story to tell, many beginning with a childhood love for horses that began before they ever saw one in the flesh. Whether we were born with this unexplained passion for the horses or if we grew to know it, the Arabian breed holds a special place. In the Montana Arabian Horse Association, we are dedicated to promoting the Arabian breed for all the qualities that have made it endure for centuries. If you already own an Arabian horse, if you are involved in horse showing, endurance, racing, trail riding, or if you are an explorer ready to embark on a new adventurethere is information in these pages for you. The Montana Arabian Horse Association is one of the oldest charter clubs through the national organization of the Arabian Horse Association and we continue now, as in the years previous, with a strong tradition and dedication to promote and expose the fine qualities of the Arabian Horse. Our members consist of trainers, judges, breeders, owners, and exhibitors in all types of disciplines. As Arabian, Half or Anglo Arabian owners or enthusiasts, we are thrilled with the joy our horses bring to our lives and are even more excited when someone else discovers the attributes and unlimited talents of the breed. This thrill and excitement are what cements this club in our roots and goals. We continue to find avenues

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within the local community to educate others about the Arabian Horse. MetraPark • 308 6th Ave N www.metrapark.com May 26, June 9, 23

Morning Bird Stroll

7 a.m. – 8:30a.m. • $10 Enjoy a morning stroll by the river and learn a few birds along the way. Great for beginning birders. Binoculars and guidebooks available to check out. Families welcome! ($10/person, $5/students and children, members free) Montana Audubon Center 7026 S Billings Blvd. www.mtaudubon.org/center May 29

The Wonder Years

w/ Tigers Jaw, Tiny Moving Parts, Worriers Pub Station (2502 First Avenue N) General Admission / All Ages Doors at 7 p.m. / Show at 8 p.m. $23 Advance / $26 Day of Show May 31

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Pub Station Taproom (2502 First Ave N) General Admission / All Ages Doors at 7 p.m. / Show at 8 p.m. $10 Advance / $12 Day of Show

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The Wonder Years, Tigers Jaw, Tiny Moving Parts, Worriers at Pub Station Tuesday, May 29, 2018

Pub Station Ballroom (2502 First Avenue North, Billings, MT 59101) General Admission/All Ages Doors at 7 p.m. / Show at 8 p.m. $23 Advance/$26 Day of Show

The Wonder Years

The Wonder Years are a band & they are a band from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania & they came to life in 2005 & they write songs & those songs are sometimes about people they love & those songs are sometimes about people you might have loved & those songs are sometimes about a city that could be the city you live in or a neighborhood that feels like it could be your neighborhood & they put those songs on albums & they put those songs on The Upsides in 2010 & they put those songs on Suburbia I've Given You All and Now I'm Nothing in 2011 & on The Greatest Generation in 2013 & on No Closer to Heaven in 2015 & those albums were loved by critics & even more loved by fans & their shows are awash with a genuine emotional energy that only they can pull out of a room & The Wonder Years are a band made up of old friends & they play rock & roll music & they play it like they mean it & they have played it in a lot of places & in front of a lot of people & they have played it in dive bars & arenas & outside with the whole sky bowing & they have played it on five continents & they have played it in thirty countries & they are still counting & Sister Cities is their new album & it is an album about how all of our distance might not be so wide after all & it was written with the world on fire & all of the songs sound like they are trying to build you a bridge from somewhere bad to somewhere better & The Wonder Years are a band & they are also bridge builders.

Tigers Jaw

Making yourself vulnerable isn’t easy but it often makes for lasting art and that is certainly true of Tigers Jaw’s fifth full-length, spin. The album marks a new chapter for the Scranton, Pennsylvania-based indie rock band for many reasons: Not only is it the first collection of songs that was completely written and recorded solely by Ben Walsh and Brianna Collins, but it was also the first time they had a full month in the studio without having to worry about outside responsibilities. Furthermore it’s the inaugural release on Atlantic Records’ new imprint Black Cement, a label spearheaded by the band’s longtime collaborator Will Yip who returned to the production helm for spin. All of these factors converged to create an album that sounds more fully formed than anything Tigers Jaw have done in the past and simultaneously establishes them as a band whose appeal truly transcends genres. While Walsh initially encouraged Collins to start singing lead vocals and songwriting with 2014’s Charmer, the duo’s collective output on spin is a collaboration in the truest sense of a creative partnership. “In a lot of ways this record is a return to the way the band started in the sense that it was coming from two people working very closely together and I think that resulted in something that was really cohesive,” Walsh explains. “The whole experience felt really organic even if the recording process was different than anything we had done in the past together.” While Tigers Jaw’s previous four albums were recorded on tight deadlines and even tighter budgets, for spin the band would record six days a week for 10 hours a day over the course of an entire month — and while the band didn’t think they’d ever need that much time,

ultimately they ended up utilizing every minute. “Having all of that extra time allowed us to track everything song by song to give each individual track its own unique focus,” Walsh explains. “It allowed for the freedom to play around with different ideas rather than keeping things tied to the way we wrote the demos; the performances, tones and structures were really tailored to each individual track which gave us so much room to play around and experiment together.” From the sweetly syncopated, fuzzed-out bliss of the opener “Follows” to the midtempo melodicism of “June” and liltingly lovely ballad “Bullet,” spin sees Tigers Jaw stretching out sonically and correspondingly Yip was the perfect person to encourage the duo to approach things in a different way than they would have initially conceived. “Will is great at understanding what you want to get out of a song and pushing you to achieve that,” Collins explains when asked about Yip’s role “He had ideas especially about song structures that I might not have thought of and we had enough time in the studio to fully explore a lot of those ideas and see how they turned out. He didn’t try to change the way we wanted the songs to sound but he allowed us to step outside of our comfort zone.” Tigers Jaw have always been known for their incredibly relatable lyrics and for this album Walsh tried something new: He experimented with stream-of-consciousness writing as a way to get his ideas out of his subconscious in an unfiltered fashion. “The lyrics I wrote for spin are very personal in the sense that there’s a lot of material relating to mental wellness, coming to terms with getting older and pursuing something creative like this band even though that might not be the conventional path for someone my age,” he explains. The album also sees Collins taking a shine to writing duties whether she’s writing a love song like “Same Stone” or getting introspective on the dreamy sounding “Brass Ring.” Ultimately though, there isn’t much distinction between Walsh and Collins on spin in the sense that the two of them come together to form a collective whole — and not only do their styles perfectly complement each other, but at times their vocals are so in sync that it’s difficult to tell where one person’s voice ends and the other’s begins. “The two of us worked together so closely on this record especially when it came to layering our harmonies and I think along with open guitar chords and Casiotone organs, that’s what really makes this album sound like us,” Collins summarizes. “We needed to do what felt like Tigers Jaw — and I think we were able to do that in a really exciting way this time around.”

Tiny Moving Parts

Pompeys Pillar Visitor Center Open for the season Pompeys Pillar National Monument is excited to announce that it is open for the summer beginning on April 28th.

Open Hours

April 28th – Sept. 30th: 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. Oct.: 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Walk-ins from the front gate are always welcome after operating hours. $7 per vehicle. Interagency passes are honored and can be purchased at the fee station.

Famous Engraving

A boardwalk leads to Captain Clark’s signature and to the top of the Pillar for a great view of the surrounding landscape. There are stationary binoculars on top for better viewing. Trails lead visitors past interpretive signs, a replica of Captain Clark’s canoes, and a view of the 670 mile-long Yellowstone River. These several miles of hiking trails are a great place for bird and wildlife viewing. The Friends of Pompeys Pillar, in conjunction with the Bureau of Land Management, hosts a Signature Event on July 25th commemorating the day Clark visited and signed the Pillar.

Riverwalk

The concrete Riverwalk, representing the Yellowstone River, begins in the parking lot and meanders through the interpretive center to the base of the Pillar. Signs along the path include quotes from Clark’s journals and tell the party’s experiences from their entry on the Yellowstone on July 15th, 1806, to their encampment at the confluence of the Yellowstone and Missouri Rivers on August 3rd.

Interpretive Center

The interpretive center offers various types of educational resources such as interactive displays and a movie theater. A junior ranger program is also provided by the Bureau of Land Management.

The Friends of Pompeys Pillar

The Friends of Pompeys Pillar is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit established in 1989 to support Pompeys Pillar National Monument, which contains the last physical evidence of the Lewis and Clark Expedition of 1803-1806. Their mission is to preserve and protect the monument by educating visitors through interpretation, special projects, and support the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) in its management of the site. The efforts of the Friends group was a driving force to get the site into the public lands domain, which resulted in the purchase of the historical land from the Foote family by the BLM in 1991. By working cooperatively with the BLM in the planning and administration of the site, the Friends group successfully accomplishes this mission.

Events with Free Admission

June 2nd – National Trails Day July 25th – Signature Event September 29th – First Annual Fall Festival

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40Th Annual

Summerfair July 13-14-15 Hosted by the Yellowstone Art Museum, Summerfair is one of the largest annual events supporting the museum’s education programs and yearly operating costs. More than 100 artists, community groups, and food vendors will participate in the YAM’s 40th Annual Summerfair at Veterans Park, 13th Street West & Poly Drive, next to Rocky Mountain College. Admission for Summerfair is $5 for adults and children over 6. Admission is FREE for children 6 and under. New Weekend Pass for $25 includes admission for 2 adults and up to three children over 6 for the entire Summerfair event. For the second year in a row, Summerfair Eve will take place on Friday evening. This event will begin the Summerfair weekend featuring live music by The Mojo, playing from 5-9 p.m. Summerfair is the region’s largest arts and crafts festival—an annual summer festival featuring the best artisans, craftspeople, and entertainers in the area. This exciting event attracts more than 10,000 people and is a wonderful way to share the joy of art with friends and family.

Call for Artists: Skypoint Sculpture Program

The Downtown Billings Alliance (DBA) Public Art Committee is seeking professional artist submissions for outdoor sculptures to be temporarily installed at a corner under Skypoint, near the intersection of 2nd Avenue North and North Broadway in downtown Billings. The ‘Skypoint Sculpture Program’ began in 2017 with Brian Keith Scott’s sculptures entitled “Shadow Whisper (brought to you by incognito),” located under Skypoint at the South West corner near Rock Creek Coffee Roasters. The goal of the program is to display sculptures in all four corners of the intersection which are to be rotated annually. The Downtown Billings Alliance offers a stipend for selected artists to showcase their work as available for sale at this location for 12 months. The DBA recently received funding for one sculpture’s season through Big Sky Economic Development’s “Space 2 Place” grant. The DBA will match the grant award funds for another sculpture and continues to seek further financial support for this ongoing program. Artists may apply for the Skypoint Sculpture Program by downloading the application from the DBA website (www.downtownbillings. com/public-art/) and submitting it along with digital images of the sculpture. Artists may submit multiple works. Applications are due Monday, June 18th at Noon. Selected artists will be chosen by June 29, 2018. The sculptures will be officially unveiled at the ArtWalk "Shadow Whisper (brought to you by incognito)" by Brian Keith Scott on Friday, August 3, 2018.

Western Heritage Center Lecture Series Gary Cooper: First, Last, and Always May 16: 5:30 pm | May 17: Noon

By: Neal Lewing Personifying the ideal American male, Gary Cooper, above all, was most concerned with integrity; his roles reflected those personal views. This nostalgic reintroduction to one of Hollywood’s most endearing and enduring actors recreates memorable moments, from his first silent films to his dramatic last days, through the written words he spoke. Underscored by music and socio-economic history of his day, this program not only illuminates Montana’s favorite actor but also 20th-century America. Sponsored by: Seva Kitchen & Humanities Montana

Edy’s Grand Ice Cream: Sweet Treats with Magic City History May 23: 5:30 pm | May 24, 2018: Noon

By: Tiffini Gallant Joseph Edy wanted to become a household name, but he didn’t live to see it happen. Edy’s Grand Ice Cream now stocks the shelves of grocery stores across the nation, and it started with an unexpected partnership and a pair of sewing shears. When a Magic City confectionery ventured out to make a name for himself, he proved that the long journey to success can be a rocky road, indeed. Sponsored by: Joseph Dillard & Stella Fong

Rock the Block 2018 in Laurel

These events are held with the generous help of local sponsors and the Palace Bar. They are held for the benefit of the food vendors and the funds they raise for their organizations, as well as a free evening of entertainment.

Dates------ Bands--------------------- Food Vendors June 15th------Lunatic Fringe---------------- Laurel Woman's Club June 29th------Cimmeron ----------------------------- Exchange Club July 6th--------7th Avenue Band----------------- Hometown Troops July 20th-------Elk River--------------------Christmas to Remember August 3rd----100 Proof ----------------------------------- Boy Scouts August 17th--- Sanctuary----------------------------------- Lions Club August 31st --- Tanglewood -------------------------- The Crossings

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It’s the biggest fireworks show in the state. Be in Laurel on the Fourth of July to see the state’s largest, most spectacular fireworks display! You won’t believe that this extravaganza is free. But it is! The Fourth of July is a fun-for-all celebration in Laurel. Activities begin the night before on July 3, with the Street Dance. Starting at 7 p.m. great music will fill the streets of downtown Laurel at this longstanding event. The all class reunion is July 2. The morning of the Fourth finds the Jaycees going strong, cooking pancakes for a community breakfast. Breakfast starts at 6 a.m. and continues until 11 a.m. Also on the morning of the Fourth, the Laurel Chamber of

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Commerce sponsors the Chief Joseph Run. This popular event is in its 19th year. It follows the route that members of the U.S. Cavalry rode in pursuit of the Nez Perce Indians in 1877 that led to the Canyon Creek Battle, north of what is today’s city of Laurel. Runners may choose from an eight-mile run, four-mile run or two-mile run. Early registration deadline is June 20. Participants may enter beginning at 6 a.m. on race day. The run begins at 7 a.m. At 10 a.m., the Laurel Jaycees will host a Kiddie Parade. Then the Grand Parade begins at 11 a.m. Throughout the day, beginning at 8 a.m. and lasting until 9 p.m., the Laurel Chamber of Commerce will sponsor a food and craft fair on First Avenue North between the 700 and 800 blocks near Thomson Baseball Park. Music in Thomson Park begins at 6 p.m. Stretch your blanket and lawn chairs under the sky at dusk. Then hold on tight! When it gets dark, the Laurel Volunteer Fire Department presents an amazing display of fireworks. It’s free. It’s dazzling. It’s one of the biggest fireworks shows in the Northwest. Don’t miss this exciting event.

Christmas to Remember Parade and Craft Fair

First Sunday in December Laurel is brilliant at Christmas time. The business community lights, Santa’s workshop in the city center, and lights from the countryside to church altar make Laurel a true holiday jewel. On the first Sunday in December, a Parade of Lights down First Avenue in downtown Laurel at 5 p.m. features a lighted parade. Fireworks herald the arrival of Santa at approximately 5:30 p.m. All events are subject to change. Check online for updates.

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Crow Agency Crow Agency has a hospital designed with unique Indian architecture. The Crow tribe has its own government. The Crow Reservation, covering about 2,500,000 acres in Big Horn County, encompasses Lodge Grass, St. Xavier, Crow Agency, Pryor and Fort Smith. Rosebud Battle was a foreshadowing to the Battle of the Little Bighorn. The Battle of the Rosebud symbolizes the Indians’ first stiff resistance in the Sioux War of 1876. Its outcome had an impact on Lt. Col. George A. Custer’s devastating defeat on the Little Bighorn only a week later. The June 17, 1876, battle between the Sioux and Cheyenne Indians

and General George Crook’s cavalry and infantry was one of the largest Indian battles ever waged in the United States. It set the stage for the Indian victory eight days later when Lt. Col. George A. Custer and his immediate command were wiped out on the Little Bighorn. A self-guided tour with interpretive signs is managed by Montana State Parks. (25 miles east of Crow Agency on U.S. 212, then 20 miles south on Secondary 314, then 1.5 miles west on county road) In June 2010, the site was designated as a National Historic Landmark. There is no charge for entrance. Camping is not allowed.

The 100th Annual Crow Fair Celebration Powwow & Rodeo will be at Crow Agency on August 15-20, 2018 at Crow Agency, Montana, includes parades, a four-day powwow, a rodeo and horse races. The Crow Fair Celebration is the largest Native American event in Montana, and one of the biggest powwows in the country. Held each year in Crow Agency, Montana by The Apsáalooke people of the Crow Indian Reservation just South of Hardin, Montana. Also known as the “Tipi Capital of the world”, Crow Fair begins on the third Thursday in August and attracts more than 50,000 spectators and participants from the around the world.

Crow Fair Pow Wow

Crow Fair Celebration

Crow Fair Morning Parade

Besides the pow-wow, there are many other attractions. Each year the fair holds a parade, which winds its way through the campsites. A large number of women on horseback using old-style saddles (many family heirlooms) of bone and rawhide, ride in the parade. The parade begins each morning of the Fair at ten o’clock. The Color Guard leads the parade with retired veterans and active members of the armed services. Following the Color Guard are the President, Vice-President, and First Vice-President of the Crow Fair. The President carries the American Flag. In the past, the royalty of the Crow Nation would follow the Presidents; however, in modern parades the Crow Tribal Officials replace Crow royalty. The parade includes contests for best traditional dress in more than half a dozen categories. Riders on horseback were followed by elaborately decorated cars, trucks and trailers. Some of the vehicles are decorated in memorial to tribal elders who have passed during the prior year. Others carry multiple generations from elders to newborns. Princesses, ranging in age from preschool to 18, ride along the route, on horseback or by vehicle, wearing traditional, elaborate dress with perfect, modest poise.

The Crow Fair Pow Wow is much like pow wows throughout the west, except for more emphasis on traditional dance styles. You can pick out [the Crow tribe’s style] from hundreds of dancers because the dress ways are the same as the turn of the last century. The only additions are material things to decorate their regalia. The pow wow grand entry begins at 1 p.m. sharp. It is led by the veteran honor guard, followed by all the dancers who will participate in the contests that have been held throughout the week. The announcer introduces competing drum groups that surround the arbor, each taking a turn keeping the beat. In addition to the Crow people, members of other tribes come to dance and sing and sell their goods on the midway that surrounds the arbor. Dance contests, with substantial prize money, are held throughout the week with participants ranging in age from preschool to elders.

Crow Fair Rodeo

The Crow Fair Rodeo is sponsored annually by the Crow Nation. The rodeo is a daily feature at the Crow Fair, offering a full day’s entertainment of youth events, professional Indian cowboys and cowgirls, and horse racing. Rodeos occur throughout the United States, through the various rodeo associations like the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association. The Northern Plains Indian Rodeo Association, organized under the Indian National Finals Rodeo, is the current association that sanctions the rodeo event. The Rodeo is held at the Edison Real Bird Memorial Complex, in Crow Agency, Montana. The rodeo arena, race track, stables, and campgrounds are all part of this complex. Mark your calendar today so you don’t miss the next Crow Fair Celebration Powwow & Rodeo at Crow Agency in August.

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St. Labre Indian School and Museum Founded in 1884 ASHLAND, MT• 60 MI. E. of Little Big Horn Battlefield on HWY 212

“The Warrior Trail”

Northern Cheyenne and Crow Indian Reservations are served by St. Labre Indian School at three locations. St. Labre provides education to Native American students, pre-school through 12th grade. Come visit the Cheyenne Indian Museum and Gift Shop at St. Labre. Historical and rare artifacts tell the story of a rich history. MONDAY-FRIDAY: Call for extended summer hours

(406) 784-4500 or 784-4511 www.stlabre.org

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Antiques, Collectibles & Thrift Stores ACTION TOYS: If you have an ounce of country in you, you’ll enjoy visiting the biggest “Little Farm Toy Store in the West.” Nowhere else will you find the selection of collectible farm toy replicas offered at this quaint country store. Hundreds of tractors displayed and for sale along with wagons, implements, gas pumps, and toy farm animals. This store would make Old MacDonald proud. Stop in or write for a mail order catalog. Action Toys and Museum, 2274 South Shiloh Road, Billings, MT 59106. I-90 Exit 443. Open Mon.Sat. 9 a.m.-6 p.m., closed Sunday. 406-651-8199, email Lisap@actionfarmtoys, www. actionfarmtoys.com YESTERYEAR’S ANTIQUE MALL: The oldest antique mall in Billings with three floors, over 65 dealers and 100 consignors offering huge selections. Featuring Montana memorabilia, Western and Native American items. 102 North 29th St. Mon.Sat. 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. 406-2563567, Facebook YesterYearsAntique-Mall.

Breweries *ANGRY HANK’S Microbrewery: 20 N. 30th St. downtown is a must-try for beer aficionados and anyone else who has “a bit o’ thirst.” Combine a ranch kid with a brewing degree, and you come up with nine great brews on tap. The rotating selection keeps people coming back to try the beers of the month. There’s beer for every taste, with ‘Street Fight’ an Irish Red Ale, being the most popular. Three-pint tavern limit and 1/2 gallons to go. Clean, shiny, inviting, Angry Hank’s is within easy walking distance of many hotels and close to the famous restaurants on historic Montana Avenue and First Avenue. Pop and popcorn for kids. Brewery merchandise available — hats, t-shirts, glasses. Mon.-Sat. 4-8 p.m. “Come Angry... Leave Happy!”

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*CIAO MAMBO: Is at 2301 Montana Ave. Italian cuisine like this CAN be found in Big Sky Country. It’s Italian nachos, minestrone, lasagne, tiramisu, chianti, Frank Sinatra, hand-tossed pizzas, awardwinning wine list, and a whole lot more. Open at 5 p.m. daily.

SPIN FRESH LAUNDRY: 3189 King Ave. W., 406-652-2993, 7 a.m.-9 p.m. daily. Drop off or self-service. Attendant on duty. SPIN FRESH COIN LAUNDRY: near MetraPark at 410 Lake Elmo. Expanded facility, new large-capacity washers/dryers. 6 a.m.-midnight daily.

*Dos Machos: is a locally owned and operated restaurant.The owners, managers and staff continue to provide the same great food and service that you have come to

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expect at family affordable prices. Offering a variety of menu items both Mexican and American. Full Bar. International Breakfast Buffet Sundays from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Daily lunch & dinner specials. Happy Hour Specials, $1.00 off margaritas daily! 980 South 24th St. 406652-2020 *PUG MAHON’S IRISH PUB: 3011 First Ave. North, 406-2594190. Open Mon.-Sat. serving from 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Closed Sunday. In a city as diverse as Billings, Pug Mahon’s has become the mainstay of good talk, great food, and traditional

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Welcome! Visitor’s Guide – 19 Irish hospitality. Boasting a bar created from the hand-hewn cottonwood and pine logs from an original Yellowstone River cabin and an atmosphere reminiscent of an Irish pub, Pug Mahon’s serves pub dinners, an Irish tradition. Our delectable menu, using recipes “from me sainted Irish Mother,” offers both Irish and American fare. The entire family, young and old, is welcome for lunch and dinner. Pug Mahon’s — come for the company, the food and a bit of Ireland. Find us in downtown Billings, only 4,000 miles southwest of Dublin. Now serving Billings original pizza! Guido’s.

Entertainment MetraPark: Billings’ events center, concerts, trade shows, sports, festivals, rodeos, motorsports, and more! Tickets 406-256-2422, 1-800-3668538; www.metrapark.com. Home of Montana’s largest event, MontanaFair. 308 Sixth Ave. N.

Golf Shops MITCHELL GOLF: Montana’s largest golf store. Huge inventory. Indoor teaching,video analysis & practice center.Specializing in custom fitting for all major brands. Seven “Full Swing” simulators for play or practice. Over 40 courses. Reservations recommended. 3007 Montana Ave. downtown. Open 7 Days-AWeek. UPS daily. (406) 245-8691. www.mitchellgolfmt.com

Health Care BILLINGS CLINIC SAMEDAY CARE: Just Walk In! Downtown Eighth Ave. N. and N. 28th St., M-F 7-7:30, Sat.-Sun. 9-5; Heights 760 Wicks Lane, M-F 7:30-6; West 2675 Central Ave., M-F 7:30-6, Sat. 9-1; ExpressCare 3137 Grand Ave. in Albertsons, M-F 8-8, Sat. 9-6, Sun. 10-4; 670 Main St. & 511 Central Ave. St. Vincent Physicians Walk-In Care: Walk-In Clinics at two convenient locations. Downtown at 1027 N. 27th Street, M-Su 7:30 a.m. - 7 p.m., 365 days a year, (406) 2375110; Broadwater Walk-In Clinic, 2019 Broadwater Ave, M-Su 7:30

a.m. - 7 p.m., 365 days a year, (406) 237-5250. www.svphysicians.org

Liquor Stores BOTTLES AND SHOTS/CLUB CASINO: Liquor stores and more! Boasting the finest gaming in town. Convenient Heights/Westend locations. Open 365 days. 24/7 Main St. Heights 406-245-8118 and 3925 Grand Ave. 406-6553394. Whether you are planning a party, a picnic, an intimate dinner or a themed event, stop in at Bottles and Shots for a complete selection of wines, spirits, mixes and sparkling ideas for a great event. Enjoy free wine tastings every Wednesday and

Friday from 5-7 p.m. The Heights store features a shot bar to try something new. The Liquor Stores at both locations are open 8 a.m.-midnight daily; casinos 8-2 a.m. Free drinks for casino players. Come in and win!

Parking Garages DOWNTOWN PARKING GARAGES: Park One, Two and Three available evenings and weekends. Weekends, daytime hourly M-F in Park Two and Three. Call 406-657-8412 for further information.

Quilt Shops *BACKDOOR QUILT SHOPPE: Famous for its “quilting bee” atmosphere. That’s what you get when you take a mother and daughter who describe themselves as “a couple of country gals who always loved sewing.” You’ll shop and sew in the midst of chatter and laughter. Their way of making quilting as fun for you as it is for them includes offering classes (one day or a series), helping you with fabric selections and quilting techniques, and offering open sewing times. Here for an extended stay? Come in and quilt! They have a huge selection of quilting supplies and sell

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20 – Welcome! Visitor’s Guide finished quilts, too. They have masculine, Western and other theme favorites also. Judy Niemeyer Certified Shop, Batiks, and Anita Godesign Embroidery Cards. Brother and Nolting Long Arm Dealer, sewing machine repairs and antique sewing machine sales round out their offerings. Open Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.6 p.m. 406-655-1001. Located next to West End Perkins behind King Town Center at 712 Carbon Street. “Come in and let us share our love of quilting with you!” www.backdoorquiltshoppe.com

Western Apparel and Boots LOU TAUBERT RANCH OUTFITTERS: Serving the West since 1919 “One of the Nation’s Leading Western Stores.” We carry boots by Lucchese, Anderson Bean, Tony Lama, and many more. Filson, Johnny Was, Double D Ranchwear, and hats by Stetson, Resistol, Pendleton, and Seratelli —some of the most famous brands in the West. We carry men’s, women’s and children’s Western-wear. We can fit you in boot sizes from 6-15, widths A, B, D, E, EE, EEE. See our exotic boots. Specialty items include turquoise jewelry, leather belts and wallets, Montana Silversmith buckles, bolos and jewelry. Western Home Decor. We’re easy to find downtown at 123 North Broadway (North 28th). Mon.Sat. 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Phone 406-245-2248 or Fax 406-2459929. www.loutaubert.com

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