Historic St. Mary,s Mission is in the mission district of Stevensville, Montana. The District is…read moreregistered on the National Register of Historic Places. This is a very important site in the history of Montana. Being the site of the first settlement,first church,first lumber mill, first grist mill, first organized agriculture; this is truly where Montana began. What first struck me on an initial visit, was the quantity of ORIGINAL Artifacts on display. The tour guides are very knowledgeable and friendly. You will learn about the early days of the mission, how the settlers (Blackrobes) lived, worked and taught the native Salish and others. Recently added is a Salish encampment and teaching components on native Salish life. Several reproductions (made by a Salish artist) enhance the story for school groups and others. On the District grounds is also a museum, gift shop, and art gallery. On the west side of the District is the historic cemetery where Father Anthony Ravalli, Salish and early settlers are buried. Open mid April to mid October.

Wonderful historic site. Rich with Montana history. You could easily spend an hour here touring…read morethe grounds. The volunteers here are so friendly and informative. Nice stop for families too!

Nice nonprofit that local community theater. It's runs by volunteers to help give the voice to…read moreones that can by showing films that are educational. they also show all the movies that are very interesting films that you don't get to see anymore. Very affordable and plenty of snacks to purchase and the attendant was very polite and friendly.

When visiting Missoula, I kept driving past this theater on the way to my Airbnb and was deeply…read morecurious about it. On Friday night, my family and I went to see Weapons. The tickets are well priced and their popcorn is organic! I loved that they serve their popcorn in reusable metal bowls. They also have a variety of seasonings you can use like curry, nutritional yeast, chili flakes and more. Our theater was pretty full, but that made it that much more enjoyable. It felt very community based, we all laughed at the funny parts together and I felt like I was having a movie night with everyone. I also enjoyed that it wasn't too loud, which chain theaters have made a horrible habit of being. The ads were also locally sponsored. There was also an acknowledgment before the movie started about how they know they are on native land. Overall, an amazing experience. Next time I'm in Missoula I WILL be visiting (as long as there are movies I'd like to see!)

We enjoyed this hot spot near Caras Park and the carousel. We enjoyed dining outside and seeing all…read morekinds of happy people passing by. We felt comfortable and got tasty food. Evidently it's where buses board for those going to a concert venue. So that adds to the people watching, too.

You just can't go wrong here!…read more Everything is delicious staff are amazing and you never feel pressured. Full bar great drinks.

Over 10 years of watching the local community bring live theatre to Hamilton and they never…read moredisappoint. From the kids being 'Under the Sea' to the adults amazing us with Broadway hits like "Disaster" and "Hello, Dolly!" this collective volunteer space gets better every year. Whether it's a hearty laugh or a somber cry the Hamilton Players provide the live space to experience real theatre as both audience and performer.

Lobby unfriendly. Signs don't do this and don't do that, rather than "Welcome so glad you have…read morejoined us tonight! " Chasing people out of the theater because it wasn't "open seating time" They didn't know. Gotta be a better way than to just chase them out and not very nicely.

Some friends and I went to Hearts Afire just for a fun outing with the kids. They have plenty of…read moretables for many groups. They have all sorts of pottery pieces that interest kids to adults! Things start at 8 dollars and go up from there. They have so many colors to choose from and many ideas and other things to help you do exactly what you want. This is a great place to take yourself, your kids, a girls night out, a family night. I always wish we had more things to do during the winter and I'm happy to know this place is here! Small kids tend to paint a piece very fast but they all enjoyed it. I will add a picture of my finished project when I get it back! Should take about a week

Fun and friendly staff. We went on a Friday evening where my daughter and I enjoyed making a few…read moreprojects. Friday is also their sip and paint night where guests can bring their own wine and paint projects. It was a lot of fun and at reasonable price!

The view says enough! The world needs more places like this cause life is always better outdoors…read more Watching maverick surrounded by the butteroot mountains. Clean well maintained grounds, bathrooms and concessions indoors. Movie under $10, no indoor theatre can beat this.

It's a small theatre and I like it. There is popcorn and nice staff. The theatres are small and…read moreperfect for people hanging out. The price is kinda expensive for a ticket, but it closer than other theatres if you live in Corvallis, Hamilton, or Victor

Classy venue with a killer house sound system. It's small and intimate setting is perfect for…read moreartists that can appreciate the Wilma

3.1.24: First time at this venue for a show and loved the theater like vibe--pretty open and…read morespacious. It wasn't overly hot like most venues. I didn't feel claustrophobic and actually had room to dance to one of my favorite bands, The Elovaters. The sound was great, so kudos to the sound engineers. Security weren't rude and did a good job of just doing their job and keeping people safe. Bartenders were smiling and friendly and drinks were reasonably priced. Overall, I enjoyed this venue and would definitely travel to see another show here.