My business had a membership to The Loft of Missoula. It was great for holding presentations,…read morehaving client meetings, or just dropping in to work in the afternoon. I loved having a parking place in the alley, and also using the business center occasionally. It was a great deal for the price and much better than paying office rent.

The Loft in Missoula is such a great concept. A gathering place for those of us who usually work…read moreout of home offices but need a quiet, private and upscale place to meet clients. The business center is run on a daily, weekly or monthly rental so that you can keep your expenses down but your image on the up and up. Lots of great wood in the woodwork, nice furniture and a bar to serve drinks, if you wish. It truly does look like a "Business Club" from the good old days of "Old Boy's Club." How lucky we are that the dynamic women in this area have as many or more small businesses and can make use of the facility. Judy Helm Wright, Pet Grief Coach Animal Human Connection

This just opened up recently inside the Southgate Mall. It's not a large arcade by any means, but…read moreit does have the basics. Many years ago there used to be another arcade in the mall, but that eventually closed. I'm happy to see they have added another one! I let my kids spend about 30 minutes in here and they had a lot of fun. There is a small space for birthday parties if you so desire. I didn't ask about pricing or packages, but I like that they offer that to their customers. The staff was really friendly and full of smiles, as they should be! The place was packed full.of both kids and parents while we were there so it's definitely a hit! My kids had a great experience and asked to come back!

It's ok pretty expensive! $40 in game play and walked out with less then 5 in prizes. There isn't…read morealot of games better off gOing to the hub

I've had the pleasure of dining and playing a round of golf here. This is a private country club…read moreand I managed to do both things without being a member. The food is really nice, I have no idea on price because it was comped. I presume it costs an arm and a leg. The golf course is a full 18 hole course with a driving range. I played a friendly tournament here and I remember it being very challenging because of the trees surrounding the fairways. I distinctly remember one hole being very close to the other so you have to make sure you hit it on the right fairway. All in all, I enjoyed my experiences here and I'm looking forward to more experiences here in the future without paying the annual fee!

I eat here about once a month for business meetings. Prices are about what you would except for a…read moreCC. But the service in the restaurant is amazing. They remember my drink order and bring it to me first thing. I am so impressed because I only come here once a month and it's always in a group. The staff is friendly and incredibly helpful.

Good collection of exhibits and artifacts! The museum discusses the history of the town of Missoula…read moreand the uses of the historic fort. The museum contains a number of artifacts from different eras in Missoula's short history. The museum grounds contain a number of different historic buildings with short plaques discussing their previous use. I do not think the Historical Museum at Fort Missoula is an important stop on your itinerary, but it is worth a stop if you are in Missoula for a couple days.

This place is tucked out south of town, near the army reserve buildings. We only wandered through…read morea portion of the area, with the old locomotive, fire lookout tower, and old sawmill burner. This seemed to be the area most popular with kids (you should have seen them run to that fire lookout tower!). They apparently have working sawmill demonstrations every now and again. There is also a museum with a $1-3 admission fee and several other restored buildings (cottages, carriage house, schoolhouse, church, etc). We were on a tight schedule so we didn't wander over to these areas.

Fascinating history and lovely quiet grounds you can roam freely at no charge. The small Museum…read moreitself is a $5 fee for visitors but I believe Missoula residents get free or reduced rates. The lady at the front desk was very knowledgeable of not only Fort Missoula but also many other sites in the whole region, we had a great conversation.

Exploring Beautiful and historical Fort Missoula. The history was pretty sad but the sunsets were…read moreabsolutely amazing.

This is our local stadium for college football and other events…read more Access to and from the stadium depends on you. Car, bus, walking etc. It holds about 26,000 people and has lights for night games. Commonly referred to as Griz Nation! For the University of Montana Grizzlies.

Fun place to sit and watch a game. Bring your warm blankets and scarves and mittens…read more Griz fans are nice and you most likely won't get into any fights. parking sucks so find a good spot or bring a handicapped friend. Clear bags are what you need now to get into the stadium. So plan accordingly Go Eags!

Our trip to Riverview Ranch in Montana was a fantastic experience. Inspired by the show…read moreYellowstone, the ​wife and I decided to visit the ranch and were greeted with stunning clouds during ​our ​arriving plane trip. ​The Missoula airport looks like it was just remodeled, very nice small airport. Upon ​airport arrival, ​we were warmly welcomed by Baxter and escorted to the ranch in a new Ford Expedition. Kayla, the general manager, personally showed ​us to ​our ​nicely appointed suite, and ​we enjoyed a relaxing drink at the bar before dinner, where they had an excellent meal prepared by Chef Dave.​ After dinner we relaxed because we were tired from travelling. Day 2 was filled with exciting activities: the wife enjoyed the gym, while ​we both participated in horse riding and ATV tours. The ATV ride across the ranch was a highlight, with guides Soren and Landon leading the way. The day ended with a peaceful carriage tour and a relaxed dinner. Day 3 was packed with more fun--shooting range activities with various guns, followed by a lake excursion that included kayaking, canoeing, jet skiing, and tubing. ​Our day concluded with a thunderstorm viewed from the balcony ​after dinner. On ​our final day, ​we had breakfast, enjoyed a delayed departure with a lunch at the ranch, and were driven back to the airport by Mike, the director of operations. ​I would like to express ​our gratitude to the staff, like Dave, Evan, Soren, Landon, Kayla, Mike, ​Ana, Baxter, and Tatiana ​(and all the others I cant remember the names of) for their excellent service. Having visited many high-end resorts, ​we both agreed this was​ one of ​our best trip​s ever--especially since it was a kid-free getaway! ​We are already planning to return and ​have highly recommend​ed Riverview Ranch to others, confident that anyone who visits will have an amazing time.

The fact that they hide the research they do on a community (provided by an anonymous source), and…read moredo very little to connect with the local drama teachers/directors puts them in question. Unlike the U of M based Montana Thespian Festival (part of the EDTA International Thespian Festival). I am an EDTA troop director who has advanced his theater troupe to the international Thespian society program in Lincoln, Nebraska. There is nothing like this for MCS MCS, apparently makes most of its money in order to enrich the top officers. I support the international Thespian society. But from what I have learned, I cannot support MCS!

I wanted to make public my response after the MCT response about my daughter's being felt dissmiss…read moreand lead being chosen twice in a row in small town like ours. About the lead being given to the same child twice. I understand what are you saying, but I think a bit of context is missing. McMinnville, OR is a small town in Oregon, with about 30,000 people. A camp that costs more than 300 a week the number of families that attend are about the same ones with the ability to pay and children interested in trying theater. Also, the few kids that go year after year get repeated quite a bit. I raised 4 children in this town, this is the community center my kids attended in Missoula back in the 2010s. Now the reason I am reaching out is because we have perceived a change. As I explained my older children attended and we had a very positive experience, they loved it and when attending the plays I was so impressed. Last year was a change. My niece who was visiting from Ecuador attended, and my daughter. The first time I heard there were lots of downtimes, also after the play it was clear a very tight group of a few kids very close to the Missoula staff while the majority were just basically on the sides. I stayed hours after observing and it was different so different. Now this year my daughter wants to try it again, and I do understand the pressures and that is why I asked and explained to her that she needed to ask. I also knew that depending on the part you get one rehearsal of that part is scheduled. Now I also talked to someone the morning she missed and told them she had talked to Ashland and she had given the ok. Now the upset is this. Her part was a group part with no real lines and the whole week to practice from Wednesday to Friday. She did talk to someone and me too. We were told ok. Then having Ashland simply say that she did not understand my daughter but never asked, and no effort to keep her on the play and send her backstage, and then having the director give us a sales talk about the backstage part and not in any way addressing my concern and my daughters? Felt dismissive and the point of Missoula that we loved felt lost. I even remember times were leads were split between two kids, roles were invented to add more kids, My children told me about it the ones now 22 and 24. Something change does not feel inclusive and the main job making kids part of something feels lost. Missoula staff just dismissed my daughter and that the teacher's lack of understanding was my daughter's fault. Children struggle to feel that they belong. The effort should be made to make them feel part of something. And believe me, you need to understand the town when kids see the same child be chosen to be a lead more than one year in a row, they know they remember and how you think it makes them feel?. Is a lot of effort for many families to pay the 300 for one week, to be ignored.