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Eight week-long hunter education classes are scheduled in the Billings area for February and March. Certified volunteers will teach the free Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks classes, which are required for most people to hunt in Montana. Online registration for the classes is encouraged. Students may register online at the Montana FWP web site – http://fwp. mt.gov and follow the links to education, “hunter education programs” and “find a class.” Students must be at least 10 years old to register. Students younger than 18 years old must bring a parent or guardian to the orientation and registration session. All classes include a 6:30 p.m. registration and orientation session – which is required for all students, including those who have registered online – five evenings of classes and a Saturday outdoor field exercise. Here is a list of spring hunter education classes in the Billings area: • Castle Rock and Lewis and Clark middle schools: Orientation Monday, Feb. 18; classes Feb. 25 through March 1 with a field day at Lake Elmo State Park March 2. • Shepherd Elementary, Lockwood Middle School and Riverside Middle School: Orientation Monday, Feb. 25; classes March 4-8 with a field day at Lake Elmo State Park March 9. • Laurel High School: Orientation Monday, March 4; classes March 11-15 and a field day March 16 with the venue to be announced during orientation. • Medicine Crow and Will James middle schools: Orientation Monday, March 11; classes March 18 through 22 with a field day at Lake Elmo State Park March 23. Additional classes will be scheduled at towns throughout south central Montana this spring. Residents of towns outside of Billings should watch bulletin boards at local schools or check FWP’s website at http://fwp.mt.gov and follow the links to education, “hunter education programs” and “find a class.” Mandatory field exercises for adult students who complete an online hunter education course will be scheduled for later in the year with registration information posted on the FWP website. Anyone born after Jan. 1, 1985, must complete a hunter education class or qualify as a youth apprentice hunter before purchasing a Montana hunting license.

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Current Exhibits

Galleries Visit these

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

Northcutt Steele Gallery

in Historic Downtown Billings

1500 University Dr., 406-657-2011, msubillings.edu/gallery/ Open 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. • This Vibrant, Tarnished World - Jan 16 - Feb. 21

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

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 • Yellowstone Art Auction 51 – Jan. 25 - March 9 The exhibition culminates in our annual Art Auction which consists of a silent auction, a “Quick Draw.” • String Theory – March 21- July 7 Multi-disciplinary artist Sharon Kagan’s artwork reflects the profoundly felt character of her life. • Michel T. Desroches – March 21 - July 7 Desroches’ desire to portray intense emotions originated largely from his work as an Art Therapist with people suffering from mental and emotional illness.

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. • Custer Battlefield Historical Artifacts - ongoing • Native American Art - ongoing

Western Heritage Center 2822 Montana Ave., 406-256-6809, http://www.ywhc.org. Tuesday - Saturday: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. • Closed January thru February Closed for renivations and to setup new exhibits.

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MSU Downtown Campus Downtown Billings Alliance

Market Place 3301

Global Village

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MT Vintage Clothing Yesteryears Antique Mall

Al’s Bootery

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Toucan Gallery

Montana Ave.

Minnesota Ave.

Oxford Antiques

NOVA Theatre

Billings Depot

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upcoming exhibitions, open days, seminars, concerts and other important dates February 7

The Dirty Sexy Chocolate Show

7 p.m. General Admission/21+ 7 p.m. Doors/8 p.m. Show $26 Advance/$31 Day of Show RESERVED SEATING-Limited availability, 1 table with 6 chairs=$181 Tickets on sale Friday, 11/9 at 10 a.m. Ticket price does not include Ticketfly service fee(s). Service fees(s) vary by purchase method and are applied at checkout. The Pub Station 2502 1st Ave N February 7

An Acoustic Evening with Lyle Lovett and John Hiatt

@ The Alberta Bair Theater 7:30 p.m. One Night Only! Lyle Lovett, a singer-composer actor, has broadened the definition of American music in a career that spans 14 albums. With a gift for storytelling, the Texas-based musician fuses elements of country, swing, jazz, folk, gospel and blues in an inclusive, eclectic manner that breaks down barriers. John Hiatt, a singer-songwriter, has just completed his 23rd studio album The Eclipse Sessions. Following his move to Nashville, the material came quickly, showing he still has much to say. Long celebrated as a skilled storyteller and keen observer of life’s twists and turns, Hiatt can get at the heart of a knotty emotion or a moment in time with just a sharp, incisive lyric or witty turn of phrase. This latest album proves Hiatt is only getting better with age, his guitar playing more rugged and rootsy, his words wider and wrier. Alberta Bair Theater 2801 3rd Ave N February 7

ZooTots!

Learn about a different featured animal each month! Join our Education Specialists for an animal story, a craft or activity, and an upclose encounter with a Zoo resident right in our classroom! Plus, after class, stay and enjoy the Zoo! What: “Mommy/Daddy and Me” zoo class… but any adult is welcome to join in the fun! Who:2 – 3-year-olds and their accompanying adultWhen: Classes are held on the first Tuesday and second Thursday of each month, 9:30 – 10:15 a.m. Cost:$17 per ZooTot participant (Includes admission to the class and the Zoo for one accompanying adult.) Add on one additional participant for an additional $5.

How: Register online by selecting the appropriate ZooTots class below! Space is limited to 10 child/adult pairs and 5 additional add-on children. (Total of 15 children) Upcoming ZooTots Classes: February 5th,: Flumpy the Chinchilla! February 21st: Mesa the Gopher Snake! March 5th: Steve the Leopard Gecko! March 21st: Sydney the Laughing Kookaburra! April 2nd: Harry the Ball Python! April 18th: Spitzer the Hedgehog! ZooMontana, 2100 Shiloh Road February 7, 8, 9, 10, 14, 15, 16 Billings Studio Theatre Presents:

Be My Baby

By Ken Ludwig John, an uptight Scotsman and Maude, and an uptight English woman, both in their late 50s, take a journey of a lifetime. They are brought together with his ward marries her niece. Then, when the young couple decides to adopt a newborn baby, the older couple must travel to California to bring the child safely home to Scotland. Be My Baby performs February 1, 2, 3*, 7, 8, 9, 10*, 14, 15 & 16, 2019 *Denotes Matinee Show Times: Thursday, Friday, Saturday: 7:30 p.m. (Doors Open At 7 p.m.) Sunday Matinees: 2 p.m. (Doors Open At 1:30 p.m.) Tickets Go On Sale: To Season Ticket Holders January 8, 2019 To The General Public and On-Line Sales January 15, 2019 Ticket Prices: Adults: $20 Student/Senior/Military: $18 Billings Studio Theatre 1500 Rimrock Rd. February 7, 14, 21, 28

Game Night at This House of Books

5 p.m. – 8 p.m. Explore cool games in good company, with tea and, now, hot chocolate! Every Thursday night is game night at This House of Books! Pop by with your friends, your sweetie, or by yourself and enjoy the company of gamers the city over. On Thursday nights, you can find a crowd that understands your passion for gaming. We have a large stock of house games to play and Gustavo always brings a few, but of course, you can bring your own, or purchase new ones to play that night. This House of Books 224 N Broadway

February 8, 9

All Class Wrestling

@ The Metrapark MHSA sanctioned one class of wrestling in 1956 for all competing schools. In 1958 AA and A-B-C champions were named and finally three classes were arranged with AA, A and B-C continuing to the present. The state tournaments were held at separate sites until 1988 when The All Class Wrestling Tournament was initiated at MetraPark in Billings with wrestling occurring on twelve mats. It has grown to be one of the MHSA’s most popular events, breaking gate records every year but one since its inception. ADULT: All-Session (both days) $23 Single Session $14 After 4 p.m. (Friday) $8 After 3 p.m. (Saturday) $8 STUDENT: All-Session (both days) $18 Single Session $12 After 4 p.m. (Friday) $6 After 3 p.m. (Saturday) $6 MetraPark 308 6th Ave N

bars, and either doughnuts or muffins. What: Family or group program. Breakfast, animal encounter, and early-bird zoo admission.Who: Families or groups with children age 4+ with at least one accompanying paying adult. (Maximum of 16 participants for each session.)Where: At the zoo in our EdZOOcate Place multimedia classroom.When: The 2nd Saturday of each month from FallSpring.Time:9 am breakfast followed by the animal encounter, 9:45 a.m. early bird access to the zoo. (Prior to 10 a.m. gate opening.)Cost:$10 per person. Includes program plus early-bird full day zoo admission. How: Register online by selecting the appropriate session below. Advanced registration required. Upcoming Breakfast with the Animals Sessions: Feb. 9th, 2019: Leopard Gecko Mar. 9th, 2019: Hedgehog Apr. 13th, 2019: Gopher Snake ZooMontana, 2100 Shiloh Road February 11, 18

Trivia Night with McLovin at The Vig Alehouse

$6 ADMISSION Friday - 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday - 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. MetraPark, 308 6th Ave N

8 p.m. – 10 p.m. Trivia night event every Tuesday night at The Vig with Billings radio celebrity, McLovin of Hot 101.9’s The Big J Show! Win food from The Vig. 1st place gets $35, 2nd place gets $15 and 3rd place gets $10. A fun thing to do in Billings on Tuesday nights! The Vig Alehouse, 501 Hilltop Rd.

February 9

February 11, 18

February 8, 9, 10

Gun Show @ The MetraPark

Morning Bird Stroll

8:30 a.m. – 10 a.m. • $10 Enjoy a morning stroll by the river and learn a few birds along the way. Great for beginning birders. Binoculars and guidebooks are available to check out. Families welcome! $10/person or $5/ students (members free) Montana Audubon Center 7026 S Billings Blvd www.mtaudubon.org/center February 9

Breakfast with Animals at the ZooMontana

9 a.m. – 9:45 a.m. Come as a family and join us for a light breakfast followed by a fun activity and an up-close encounter with one of our Education Ambassador animals! Find out about animal diets and what, and how, we feed our animals here at the zoo. Then, enjoy early-bird access to the zoo before we open the gates to our guests for the day. You may even catch some of our animals enjoying their breakfast snacks when they first enter their yards! *Breakfast will include cold cereals and milk, juice, fresh fruit, granola

The Big Read: Station Eleven

@ This House of Books 5 p.m. – 6 p.m. Here is your chance to share in a book discussion with everyone in the nation right here in Billings. Our first discussion, on Monday, February 4 at 5 will be moderated by Julie Schultz who tells us with no little enthusiasm, “I ADORE Station Eleven.” This year’s The Big Read novel, Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel, tells the story of a small band of actors and musicians 20 years after a flu pandemic has wiped out 99% of the Earth’s population. Like other books in the post-apocalypse genre, it presents some of the horrors that follow complete social collapse. Unlike other books in the genre, Mandel brings the story into the world that remains 20 years after the collapse, when things have settled a little. Station Eleven describes a world of hope, of people coping with nostalgia and loss, both in the present and the future, of the power of art and relationships to fulfill us, sustain us, and nurture us back to our best selves. Pick up a FREE copy of Station Eleven and sign up for the discussions

at This House of Books. Find out why Julie and others in our community think this book is worthwhile. This House of Books is participating by presenting discussions on Mondays on February 4, 11, and 18 at 5 p.m. Come in now, sign up, and pick up your free copy of the book. ALL ARE WELCOME. The event is free and open to the public. The program is sponsored by the National Endowment for the Arts and handled locally by the Billings Writer’s Voice. This House of Books, 224 N Broadway February 14, 15, 16

MATE Show/ Home & Health Expo @ The Metrapark

Two Great Shows in One! MATE, The LARGEST Agricultural Trade Show in Montana & The Home & Health Expo. Thursday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. MetraPark, 308 6th Ave N. February 15

Hot Club of San Francisco

This ensemble of accomplished and versatile musicians celebrates the music of Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli’s pioneering Quintette du Hot Club de France. The HCSF borrows the instrumentation of violin, bass, and guitars from the original Hot Club while breathing new life into the music with innovative arrangements of classic tunes and original compositions from the group’s superb lead guitarist, Paul Mehling. Featuring the silken violin of twice GRAMMY® Award-winning Evan Price, the velvet vocals of Isabelle Fontaine, and a swinging rhythm section, the group never fails to surprise and delight.

To hear the ensemble live or on any of their 13 albums is to be carried back to the tight, smoky jazz clubs of 1930’s Paris and to the refined lounge of the famous Hotel Ritz. Often called gypsy jazz, the music of The Hot Club of San Francisco has entranced audiences around the globe for over 25 years. Acoustic Guitar has hailed the group’s playing as “intricate, scorching and often brilliant.” With frequent national and international tours—from Iceland to Lincoln Center and the Monterey Jazz Festival—The Hot Club of San Francisco keeps this historic music fresh and alive. Alberta Bair Theater 2722 3rd Ave. N www.albertabairtheater.org February 15

Yellowstone Historical Society Monthly meeting

YHS meetings are held on the 3rd Friday of the month, at the Elk’s Club on Lewis Avenue. This year they will begin with a social hour at 5:30 p.m., with dinner served at 6 p.m. Society business, announcements, etc. at 6:30 p.m., and the speaker at 6:45 p.m. You can attend the speaker presentation only without dinner if you desire. This Months Presentation: Pepsi Bottling Company The Dimich Family has been involved with Pepsi-Cola bottling of Red Lodge and Billings since 1937. Second generation Willie Dimich is our presenter. Celebrating 90 years of business, the Pepsi-Cola company and Dimich Pepsi story are told in a book titled “ Coal Miner to Pepsi Bottler the story of Pepsi-Cola Bottling Billings Mt. “ All members will receive a book at the January meeting. The books will be part of the presentation so please review and bring them to the February meeting. Elks Lodge, 934 Lewis Ave

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.

Landmarks Gallery

This gallery space is updated annually and currently features the exhibit “A Rip-Roaring Good Time: Sin in the Magic City.” Using historic photos and objects, it explores the rowdy early days of Billings with stories of gambling, alcohol, theft, vigilantism, and more. The museum’s patio affords a spectacular view of Billings and the Yellowstone Valley. (It can be rented for private events!)The expansive grounds surrounding the museum are a perfect place to rest on a sunny day. Old Engine 1031 and the Range Rider of the West statue are a short walk from the museum. The museum gift shop is well stocked with a variety of gifts and souvenirs. An array of books covers many Yellowstone Valley topics. Don’t miss our unique two-headed calf plush toy - it’s a replica of the real deal in the museum and there’s nothing else like it! 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.

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6 Steps to Safer Ryniker-Morrison Winter Driving Gallery to host Red (Family Features) The winter season is typically one of the busiest times of the year for travelers. While millions prepare to hit the road to visit family and see sights they may never have seen before, there's one essential travel tip that cannot be overlooked: the proper tires.

Winter tires are an essential safety feature for drivers and deliver as much as a 25-50 percent increase in traction over all-season tires, which could be the margin you need to brake in time to avoid trouble. Winter tire tread design uses thousands of extra traction edges for added grip, and the softer rubber of the tire surface allows the tires to stay pliable in colder temperatures to maintain contact with the road. In addition, winter tires feature aggressive groove patterns for more confident grip on ice, slush and snow. Learn the best time to install your winter tires and how to keep them in safe condition with these guidelines from the experts at Discount Tire: Plan ahead. A good rule of thumb: if you can see your breath, you should think about winter tires for all four wheels, even if your area isn't often affected by ice or snow. When the temperature drops to 45 F and below, all-season tires can start to lose traction and grip. Keep tabs on pressure. Check your tire pressure at least once a month. For every 10-degree drop in temperature, your tires lose one pound of pressure (PSI). Use a tire pressure gauge to get the proper reading or stop by a tire store, such as your local Discount Tire, for a free air check. Check your tread with the penny test. Tread depth determines a vehicle's safe stopping distance. To check your tread depth, stick a penny upside-down in a tread groove. It's time to replace your tires if Lincoln's head is visible. Know the limitations of all-wheel drive. Drivers often mistake all-wheel drive as sufficient for driving in sleet or snow. In reality, all-wheel drive only helps you start from a stop. It doesn't function in the stopping or steering of a vehicle. Designate a winter set of wheels, too. Having a set of wheels specifically for your set of winter tires can save you money in the long run. A second set of wheels eliminates the cost of changeover and spares nicer wheels from the wear and tear of ice, slush, snow and salt. Extend your winter tires' use. Rotate your tires at least every 6,000 miles, or earlier if irregular or uneven wear develops. Change out your winter tires around tax season. This can help avoid wearing out the rubber in hot months and increase the tires' lifespans. As you prepare for winter travel season, visit discounttire.com to find a tire store near you, or search for winter tires specific to your vehicle's make and model. Photo courtesy of Getty Images | #14518 | Source: Discount Tire

Lodge Clay Center

Rocky Mountain College’s Ryniker-Morrison Gallery will host an exhibit of work by Red Lodge Clay Center artists in Tech Hall on the RMC campus from Feb. 7 through Feb. 28, 2019. The opening reception will be held on Thursday, February 7, 2019, from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. The exhibit is free and open to the public. The exhibit features four permanent artists from the Red Lodge Clay Center; Kelsie Bowen, Crista Ann Ames, Emily Nickel, and Karl Schwiesow. Kelsie Bowen studied at the California College of Arts and Ceramics. She has been featured in exhibitions at the American Museum of Ceramic Arts, located in Los Angeles. Bowen began work with the Red Lodge Clay Center after earning her undergraduate degree. Bowen’s work is inspired by the truth and fairy tale elements in child imagery. "To dwell within the naivety of childhood is to simultaneously exist within both a fairy tale and a nightmare,” said Bowen. Crista Ann Ames captures myth, animals, and the female figure in her sculptures. Her mediums include clay, textiles, and wood. After earning a B.A. in ceramics with a minor in art history and disability studies, Crista attended Utah State University for Post Baccalaureate studies in ceramics. She received her M.F.A. from the University of Montana. "In bridging the gap between myth and experience,” said Ames, “I utilize my artistic practice to create altogether new stories that tell contemporary tales of trauma, joy, and womanhood.” Emily Nickel earned her M.F.A. at Indiana University and has been exhibited across the world from Baltimore, Md. to Kyoto, Japan. Currently, she is an artist and art educator at the Red Lodge Clay Center. Her recent work focuses on ceramic figures of magical animals with humans beside them. “My sculptures reference Portal Fantasy: a literary genre featuring a protagonist’s journey through a magical passageway to another world,” said Nickel. Karl Schwiesow earned a B.F.A. in sculpture and ceramics from Sierra Nevada College in 2012. He went on to earn an M.F.A. from the University of Montana in 2017. Schwiesow has exhibited works in Calif., Nev., Wash., Mont., and Pa. His work captures the breakdown of objects as he reconstructs them. “The work is both formal and object-based dependent upon the viewer’s engagement and cultural understanding in order to appreciate them as art objects,” said Schwiesow. The Ryniker-Morrison Gallery is open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Monday through Friday, except during College holidays. High resolution images from the upcoming show are available on request. Please contact Helen Tolliver at framehut@framehut.com.

Lone Pine Sate Park By Montana State Park Foundation

Located near Kalispell, Lone Pine State Park provides incredible views of the Flathead Valley, as well as year-round and wide-ranging outdoor recreation activities. Originally owned as part of a large sheep ranch by Ernest and Hazel White, in 1941 the White’s donated the land that now makes up Lone Pine State Park, for public use and education. The Whites stipulated that the land be developed for public use and to teach an appreciation for the benefits of conservation. Did you know? Lone Pine hosts extensive educational and recreation opportunities throughout the year? In the next month alone, events range from fly tying to avalanche awareness to birding and snowshoeing. Be sure to check out their Facebook page for more listings. Looking for activities at Lone Pine? You’ll find: • Archery • Bird Watching/Wildlife Viewing • Cross Country Skiing • Hiking • Horseback Riding • Horseshoes • Mountain Biking • Snowshoeing • Plus so many more! The visitor center has a gift shop and provides visitors with highlights of the wildlife and forest ecology of the park. A great spot for meetings or social gatherings (can host up to 100 people), the visitor center has a spacious meeting room with audio/visual capabilities and wrap around decks! 7.5 miles of trails can accommodate for short or long hikes where you’ll find great views of wildflowers and local wildlife. Snowshoe rentals are available for $5 per person or $10 per family during the winter months. With adult workshops, children's activities and interpretive programs throughout the year, Lone Pine State Park is an ideal stop for field trips, out of state visitors or Montana residents interested in learning more about northwestern Montana. DID YOU KNOW? You wouldn’t know from looking around the heavily forested Lone Pine today, but when the land was originally donated, there were barely a handful of trees. At one of the main overlooks, there was a single pine growing out of a cliff and this tree gave the park its name. Although this “lone pine” is no longer standing, a plaque now marks its location.

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Curious what other visitors had to say? • "Good easy access. Close to Kalispell. Easy hikes, great scenery. Wear comfortable shoes, no need for special equipment." • "You can park at the lower gate, around the corner in the upper lot, or drive by Foys Lake and take the main entrance to the top (ample parking and handicap accessible). Not only does Lone Pine have an abundance of trails for all abilities, but it has a great Visitors Center at the top as well. The staff is very knowledgeable about plants, wildlife, and other hiking opportunities in the Valley. A great place to walk your dog, view the city, or have a picnic!" • "Lots of fun and lots of wildlife. I recommend going out early before it gets too hot and the wildlife enters the woods to lay down." • "Lone Pine is pet-friendly and has excellent educational programs, well-maintained trails, guided hikes and special youth programs. We have attended programs on wild raptors/rehab and release after injury, and on the Karelian Bear Dogs. It is also right on the way to the hidden Foy's Lake, just slightly below it to the northwest. At Foy's Lake (a County maintained park) you can also enjoy swimming, boating (no rentals, just your own), fishing (the lake is stocked yearly with trout) or have a picnic. Ice fishing in Winter. In Summer Lone Pine is also near the Herron Park Equestrian Park and its trails. Just a few of the other things you can do at Lone Pine: Take the Archery trail, bird watching, cross-country ski/snowshoe in winter, play horseshoes, mountain bike, Take panoramic photos, Have a picnic, or go for a run."

Quick Facts

Park Open Year-Round 8 a.m. to Sunset Visitor Center Open Year-Round Wednesday - Saturday: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday: 12:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Closed Thanksgiving, Dec. 24, 25 & 31 and Jan. 1 Location 300 Lone Pine Road, Kalispell, MT 59901 Open Year-Round • 270 Acres • ADA Accessible • Pets Allowed • Toilets (Flush & Vault) • Water Gift Shop • Visitor Center

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2019 Wine & Food Festival kick off The annual Wine & Food Festival is starting early this year with a series of pre-events celebrating local cuisine, wine glass mastery, and regional beverages. Join the MSU Billings Foundation at four pre-events leading up to the main Wine & Food Festival week, May 13-18. On Feb. 25, the season’s first pre-event kicks off at Lilac with owner and executive chef Jeremy Engebretson and his team pairing culinary creations with ciders from Western Cider Company of Missoula, MT. Another local executive chef, Matt Makowski of Seva Kitchen, will show off his culinary prowess pairing foods with select wines of California’s Rombauer Vineyards during the next pre-event on March 11. Returning this year to the MSU Billings campus is Riedel – The Wine Glass Company, which made its premier with a wine tasting during the 2018 Wine & Food Festival week. Participants in this year’s wine glass tasting on March 27 will sample four wines in the new Performance line of Riedel glassware and then take home a set of four glasses. Concluding the preevent season on April 23, two world-class chocolatiers from Bozeman will showcase their own confections during a wine and chocolate pairing event. Guests will sample awardwinning chocolates by Wlady and Shannon Grochowski of La Châtelaine Chocolat Co. as they learn about the art of chocolate design. Jeanne Moller, long-time Wine & Food Festival organizer, says this year’s pre-events are designed to have something for everyone to enjoy while highlighting the talents of local chefs in Billings. “If you’ve never been to Wine & Food Festival events before, this is the year to start,” said Moller. “Tell your friends and come often to enjoy this one-of-a-kind experience while you give back to the students of MSU Billings.” Tickets to the 2019 Wine & Food Festival pre-event series go on sale Monday, Jan. 28, ranging in price from $75 to $100 per person. All proceeds benefit the MSU Billings Foundation and its work to support Montana State University Billings, especially in providing student scholarships. In the 2017-18 academic year, the foundation awarded 46 students scholarships from Wine & Food Festival. Purchase tickets online at msubfoundation.com/wine-food, or call (406) 6572244. For more event information about the MSU Billings Foundation’s annual Wine & Food Festival, contact Jeanne Moller at (406) 657-1623 or jmoller@msubillings.edu.

PRE-EVENTS:

An Evening at Lilac with Western Cider Company of Missoula

February 25 at 6 p.m. Lilac | 2515 Montana Ave., Billings Get your taste buds ready for an evening of pure delight! Executive chef Jeremy and the team at Lilac will work their magic pairing culinary creations with ciders from Western Cider Company. Jon Clarenbach, co-owner of Western Cider Company, will be on hand to talk about their orchards, fermentation process, and selection of ciders. You won’t want to miss this culinary experience! $85 per person

An Evening at Seva Kitchen with Rombauer Vineyards

March 11 at 6 p.m. Seva Kitchen | 313 N. Broadway, Billings Enjoy the unique and delicious foods prepared by executive chef Matt at Seva Kitchen perfectly paired with select wines from Rombauer Vineyards. Chef Matt will explain the art of pairing his foods with Rombauer wines, and Danielle Ball,

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western US sales manager at Rombauer Vineyards, will provide information about all wine tasted at dinner. This event is a wine and food lover’s dream evening! $95 per person

Riedel Wine Glass Tasting

March 27 at 7 p.m. MSU Billings Student Union Building, Glacier Room | 1500 University Dr., Billings Experience the latest creation from Riedel – The Wine Glass Company during this unique presentation by Doug Reed, Riedel’s regional sales manager! The new bowl shapes in the Performance glassware line, when combined with the optic effect, deliver ultimate wine enjoyment. This makes Performance the new essential “must have” wine glass collection for all wine lovers. Participants will taste four wines – two reds and two whites – in appropriate Performance glasses. Then take home the four glasses used in the class!

ZooMontana

ZooMontana is a 70-acre wildlife park located in Billings, Montana. As Montana’s only zoo and botanical park, we focus on wildlife native to Montana, the Rockies, and other cold temperature regions at or above the 45th Parallel. Indoor habitats include animals from around the world. Canyon Creek runs through the center of the zoo’s grounds, creating a natural and tranquil park-like setting.

$100 per person

Wine & Chocolate – Need We Say More?

April 23 at 7 p.m. MSU Billings Student Union Building, Glacier Room | 1500 University Dr., Billings What goes better together than chocolate and wine? Learn about the art of chocolate design and how to pair it with wine from Wlady and Shannon Grochowski. The Grochowskis’ love of chocolate has elevated La Châtelaine Chocolat Co. to impressive levels, including features in Food & Wine, Victoria, Big Sky Journal and numerous other publications. In addition, La Châtelaine Chocolat Co. was named Best Chocolatiers and Confectioners in the USA in 2013. Their passion for chocolate will be apparent, and perfectly paired wines will complement their creations. Class includes chocolate tastings with wine pairings. Wine and chocolate fans unite for this extraordinary class! $75 per person

About:

The Wine & Food Festival is the largest annual fundraiser for the MSU Billings Foundation. The festival raises dollars to assist in the foundation’s important work, especially in providing student scholarships. In 2018, the festival netted $335,000, adding to the more than $5.9 million in net proceeds garnered since the event’s inception in 1993. Wine & Food Festival changes each year to embrace new culinary styles and wine from around the world, and appeal to the many people who attend a variety of pre-events leading up to the week-long festival in May. Guest chef presenters, live and silent auctions, world-class cuisine, fine wine, cooking schools, and more make this festival a truly special program. Every dollar raised supports the MSU Billings Foundation and the students of Montana State University Billings. The 2019 Wine & Food Festival will take place May 13-18.

Animals at the zoo: • Eastern Screech Owl

• Golden Eagle

• Red Panda

• African Pygmy Hedgehog

• Gray Wolf

• Red-Tailed Boa Constrictor

• American Mink

• Great Horned Owl • Green Aracari

• Rubber Boa

• Green Iguana

• Sichuan Takin

• Grizzly Bear

• Sonoran Gopher Snake

• Amur Tiger • Bald Eagle • Ball Python • Belgian Draft horse

• Laughing Kookaburra

• Bison

• Leopard Gecko

• Canada Lynx

• Madagascar Day Gecko

• Cane Toad • Chilean Rose Hair Tarantula • Chinchilla • Corn Snake • Domestic Goat • Flemish Giant Rabbit

• Madagascar Hissing Cockroaches • Milk Snake • North American Beaver

• Swainson’s Hawk • Three Banded Armadillo • Three Toed Box Turtle • Tiger Salamander • Turkey Vulture • Uromastyx Lizard

• North American River Otter

• Western Hognose Snake

• Peregrine Falcon

• White’s Tree Frog

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Huntley Project Museum Universal Accessibility It is the goal to make the museum accessible to everyone. Public restrooms, located in the main building, are fully accessible. Pioneer boardwalk town and main building are fully accessible. The ten-acre campus is on flat ground with boardwalks and grass paths. Please call with any special arrangement requests.

The Huntley Project Museum of Irrigated Agriculture tells the unique story of the Huntley Irrigation Project. With 10.4 acres, 18 homestead buildings, hundreds of farm implements, and thousands of other artifacts on display, the Museum interprets, preserves restores and portrays life on the Project from the early 1900s to the late 20th century. The display at Osborn Park has one of the largest collections of horse-drawn machinery, early sugar beet equipment, corn, grain and hay mowers. Other displays include a tar paper shack, 2 school houses, an early day doctor’s office, bank, and a horse barn made from sawed cottonwood. The Huntley Irrigation Project was the fifth U.S. Bureau of Reclamation project in the United States and opened June 26th, 1907. Staff gives custom guided tours year-round! From Labor Day until Memorial Day the museum is open from Tuesday thru Saturday 10 am to 4 pm. Expanded hours after Memorial Day for the summer. Summer hours are 9 am to 5 pm, 7 days a week. Tours Daily tours generally last 1 hr to 1.5 hrs. Staff can do an abbreviated tour for inclement weather or time constraints. Several times a year there are special tours. Visit in October for a haunted tour and in December for a candlelight tour. The museum also does group tours and school tours. Please call to schedule your tour today! The Reclamation Project that changed history In the semiarid Northern Great Plains scarcity of water dictated land use and settlement. The Yellowstone River Valley in south-central Montana supplied drinking water and a means of transportation for thousands of years. Lewis

and Clark traveled down the river on July 25, 1806, through what would become the Huntley Irrigation Project. Other guides and explorers would travel through this area 70 years later, just before steamboats started exploring the area. Shortly after the arrival of steamboats, the railroads came through Billings Montana. The potential of the Huntley Project area was recognized by Fredrick Billings who started a conversation with government officials. The US government had been working on plans to help settle certain areas of the United States. In 1902 the Reclamation Act was passed to help with settlement of the land. The US government purchased the land from the local Crow Tribe and started construction on the Huntley Irrigation Project, an area about 27 miles long and 4 miles wide. The area was planned out on paper noting the placement of towns, schools and irrigation routes. In 1907 the gates of the Huntley Project Irrigation canal were opened. Farm units were 40 acres each. A drawing was set up on June 26, 1907, for the 582 farm units in the Huntley Irrigation Project. The Huntley Irrigation Project became known as the Huntley Project consisting of several small towns. A drought around 1910 forced many settlers to abandon their claims. Other families stayed and lived out their pioneer dreams. Many of the pioneer families have relatives that have lived in the same area for over 100 years. The canal behind the museum is the original canal still going strong providing life-giving water to grow crops today.

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MSUB Library and the Writer's Voice present The NEA/Big Read Program

Billings to read and celebrate “Station Eleven” during event featuring lectures, films, and discussions In partnership with the Montana State University Billings Library, The Writer’s Voice will introduce Montanans to the writing of Emily St. John Mandel through a dynamic collaboration among the university faculty and students, Billings Public Library, area high schools, and Billings community. The program is also supported by Yellowstone Public Radio. The Writer’s Voice is once again hosting the NEA Big Read in Billings this spring. A program of the National Endowment for the Arts, the NEA Big Read broadens our understanding of our world, our communities, and ourselves through the joy of sharing a good book. The NEA Big Read in Billings will focus on Mandel’s book, Station Eleven. The critically acclaimed novel won the Arthur C. Clarke Award, was a finalist for the National Book Award and PEN/Faulkner Award, and was named one of the best books of the year by more than a dozen publications.

“The MSU Billings Library is excited to partner with the Writer’s Voice on this Big Read grant. We have partnered on many successful Big Read grants together; however, this one is particularly exciting because the choice of Emily St. John Mandel’s dystopian novel, Station Eleven, appeals to a broad range of audiences, including younger readers,” shared Darlene Hert, MSU Billings library director. “We have planned a wide array of programming and activities that will engage and encourage thoughtful discussions and excite people about the power of story.” Events begin January 17, with the opening of an art exhibition, This Vibrant, Tarnished World, by Jennifer Eli French in the Northcutt Steele Gallery at MSU Billings. The exhibit is inspired by the futuristic novel, Station Eleven. The public is invited to pick up a free copy of the book at the MSUB Library and sign up for a discussion group. Sixteen book discussions are scheduled at various times, dates and venues; information is available here. Discussion groups begin January 29. Books will also be available at the Billings Public Library, This House of Books, and the art exhibition. A national initiative of the National Endowment for the Arts in partnership with Arts Midwest, the NEA Big Read broadens our understanding of our world, our communities, and ourselves through the joy of sharing a good book. The Writer's Voice was founded in 1991 to provide access to the arts in non-traditional communities and opportunities for active engagement between writers and audiences. For more information about The Writer’s Voice contact Corby Skinner at 294-2390 or Corby@skinnerbenoit.com. SCHEDULE OF EVENTS All events will be held on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, 6:30pm in L.A. 205, Montana State University Billings, except where noted. • Feb. 7: Film: Brazil • Feb. 12: Lecture: Holding Out for Hope: The Functions of Dystopic Storytelling, Gavin J. Woltjer • Feb. 19: Panel Discussion: Women in Dystopian Literature • Feb. 21: Film: Children of Men • Feb 28: Film: The Road

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18 – Welcome! Visitor’s Guide Red Star, Kevin - Sundancers - Eagle Breath Whistles

Raines, Ira - Danaide

Waddell, Ted - Motherwell's Angus #28

Pirnie, Larry - Up Close and Personal

Announcing Yellowstone Art Auction 51! This year, the YAM is proud to offer three wonderful and distinct events, all in conjunction with the Yellowstone Art Auction. January 25th will kick off the festivities with Cocktails & Quick Finish and Special One-Night-Only Silent Auction. That evening will feature 10 quick-draw artists, a one-night-only silent auction of approximately 40 works, entertainment and light hors d’oeuvres. Take advantage of your first opportunity to view all of the live and silent auction works as well as bid on quick finish works by well-known artists such as: Sonja Caywood, Mike Caskey, Louis Habeck and many more. This event also boasts an additional silent auction of 40 works to be sold one night only, entertainment and light hors d’oeuvres! This is the first event of its kind that offers a rare opportunity to take home works by: Russell Chatham, Pat Smith, Rebecca Weed, Robin Earles and so many more. The opening night is also your first chance to “buy-it-now” in the culminating March 9 event’s silent auction and to preview the pieces in this year’s live auction. Tickets for this event can be purchased individually or bundled with our March 8 and March 9 events. The opening night will also be the first chance to buy it now in the culminating March 9 event’s silent auction and to preview the pieces in this year’s live auction. We are also hosting a meet the artists’ reception on Friday, March 8, 2019, giving ticket holding patrons the opportunity to meet the artists and buy it now in the silent auction before the big night. We have major works and major names this year: • Pablo Picasso • Salvador Dali • Alexander Calder • Kevin Red Star • Ted Waddell • Ira Reines • Larry Pirnie • Michel Desroches • Ben Pease • Neltje • Rudy Autio • Bruce Helander

PRICING:

January 25 Cocktails & Quick Finish and Special One-NightOnly Silent Auction • Admission: YAM Members $15, $25 Not-Yet-Members March 8 Artist Reception & Last Chance to Buy-It-Now • General Admission: YAM Members Free, Not-YetMembers $12, March 9 Ticket Holders Free. March 9 – Live & Silent Auction • Reserved* Tables: 4-Top $600 (16 available), 8 -Top $1,200 (6 available), 10-Top $1,500 (2 available). • Reserved* Seating: YAM Members $115, Not-YetMembers $150 • General Admission: YAM Members $95, Not-YetMembers $125 • Day of the event: $150 (General admission/standing room only, subject to availability) Yellowstone Art Auction 51 Bundles (all three events) • Reserved* Seating: YAM Members $125, Not-YetMembers $165 • General Admission: YAM Members $95, Not-YetMembers $125 • *Reserved Pricing closes on March 8 at 5 PM

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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. Check our online store. 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. 406-6518199, 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.

Automotive Repair and Tires *J&M Tire Come meet the friendlest team around. We offer great customer service. This is your one-stop shop for tires, alignments & repairs. We offer alignments, tune-ups, brakes, front end work, suspensions, repairs of all kinds and custom fabrication. We work on all types of vehicles: Cars & Pickups, Semis & Semi Trailers. RV’s,and Pull Trailers of all kinds, (Stock, Flatbed, Dump, Camper, etc.) Tires for all your ATVs and UTVs.. We work on all Lawnmovers to Commercial Trucks. 24-hour mobile service for all your mechanical and tire needs. We service all RV’s (Mechanical & Tires.) J&M Tire 406-969-2072, & Jim & Tracys 406-259-8496, 156 Garden Ave., Billings, MT., Monday-Friday 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

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!”

Coin Op Laundry 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.

Candy Store Candy Town USA Old Fashioned Soda Fountain serving Malts and Shakes. Sweet selection includes homemade

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fudge and caramel apples, ice cream, sundaes, and, of course, candy! Whether you want to indulge in some delicious sugary treats or dive into a mindblowing ice cream soda, you’ll definitely satisfy your sweet tooth at Candy Town USA. Not only will your kids fall in love with our store, you’ll probably find a candy or two that takes you on a journey back to the days when you were a kid. We also have a CANDY TOWN FOOD TRUCK.Hot fresh breakfast & Dessert Waffles; Cotton Candy; Popcorn/Caramel Corn; Caramel Apples; Ice Cream; Slush Puppies; Candy & Huckleberry Lemonade. Check out our web site to see where the food truck will be at. www.candytownusa. com (877) 651-9196 Mon-Sat: 10 a.m.-9 p.m.; Sun: 11 a.m.-6 p.m.

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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. *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 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

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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

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

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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

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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 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. 406-6551001. 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 Spring Blossom Quilt N Sew Welcome to Spring Blossom Quilt N Sew. The best kept quilting secret in town. Come on in! We would love to share our huge selection of panels, cotton fabric, flannel, and batiks with you. We offer our customers what they need for sewing, quilting, knitting, crochet, and more projects. If for some reason we don’t have it; we will be happy to get it in for you. We have over 200 panels on display. There are fun prints for kids, flowers, farm animals, sayings, cats, dogs, dinosaurs, unicorns, waterfalls, dolphins, wild life, and can’t forget about the roosters and chickens. Come sit and sew with us most anytime. We offer private and group classes. Including Sewing Machine Service and Repair. Oreck vacuums and service. Located at 1327 Main St. Unit 9 Billings Height MT. 406-252-4188 www.springblossomquiltnsew. com

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