Such a nice and welcoming venue for performances and special events! In the heart of downtown…read moreMissoula and walkable to all the downtown businesses, this is a great place! I appreciate all of the community outreach they do and interesting and off beat productions supported! Great venue

This place is awesome! My daughter is taking an after-school art program on Thursdays that runs…read morefor 2.5 hours on early-dismissal days, costs only $12, and is letting her work with an amazing art teacher and art resources. I totally recommend that any parent in Missoula look into this place as a resource for their kids. My daughter loves it and I can't believe how much she's learning or the quality of the work she's bringing home!

This was an amazing, multi-story, well-organized museum. There's not a lot of merchandise but…read moredefinitely a lot of history. I took a lot more pictures, but wanted to highlight some favorites as well as one of my favorite features. The museum has interactive features like the scavenger hunt and create your own art. I feel like I learned a lot not just about Montana, but the United States as well. The staff were friendly enough, but not the most helpful. They are working on creating merchandise.

Would have loved to visit here but it is closed on Sunday and Monday :(. If you want tourists you…read morevisit a place it should be at least open on the weekend!

Cool shop with vintage and classic antiques & collectibles. Many kinds of oriental and regular rugs…read moreon the 4th floor. The 3rd floor has unique furniture, futons and vanity tables. The 2nd floor loft has some funny meme like metal posters.

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.

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!

On my way from Yellowstone NP to Glacier NP, I stopped and spent a night in Missoula and discovered…read morea hidden gem out by the airport. It's a beautiful, brand new museum - The National Conservation Legacy Center - which tells the story of the U.S. Forest Service and conservation in the United States. It's housed in a stunning new building with informative exhibits and things of all ages will enjoy. Kids will enjoy the interactive exhibits and the lookout tower as well as the outside grounds - which is an amazing 31 acre site that includes a retired air-tanker used to put out fires, stories and old pictures, interpretive displays, and a few picnic areas. There's a library for conservation research and they have over 50,000 historical artifacts and pictures and documents at the facility. Bonus - they have great merch in the gift shop. Definitely worthy of an extended stop.

Beautiful setting, love the walking museum. Can't wait to come to the new building and exhibits…read more The gift shop is also great!

The Roxy Theater is a treasure and a public good. Please support them as much as you can. Without…read moretheir presence, we are only left with the Carmike commercial outlet and that sucks in more ways than I can count. If its been a while since you went out to a movie rather than watching at home or on a device, you might be surprised how good it feels to watch on a larger screen with others. Lots of ways to get involved. You can just go and pay for a single show. They have punchcards. Or you can be come a member or a supporter. Membership is cheap and you get free popcorn once a month as a nice special extra. I cannot think of a better buy local choice. Without us going, they can not keep going. Hope to see you there.

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.

Never thought I'd have a delicious meal at a music venue but KettleHouse blew my expectations out…read moreof the water. Had the tacos which had a great salsa paired with some picked onions. The venue was absolutely stunning and it was the perfect place to see Vampire Weekend. I saw a lot of people complaining about the way the venue handled people coming in and out but we had a great experience. We took the bus (which is FREE) to the venue and got dropped off not too far from the venue. Got there about 15 minutes before doors opened and the lines were short. On the way back we took an Uber back to our Airbnb. I highly recommend PLANNING before blaming the venue.

We parked on street and walked in…read more We arrived at 6 pm for 8 pm show. The security opened at 6:30 pm and went fast, 10 minutes. By 7 pm there was barely any lines .....the first surge comes early for lawn seats We had the Nashville chicken and it was good It's all premade so it arrives seconds after ordering The view is pretty ... you can't really see the river It was a perfect 75°- 80°. The venue is five stars The BAD part....we went to see SYMPHONY ON THE RIVER MISSOULA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA PRESENTS THE MUSIC OF ELTON JOHN The sound was horrible. There was some sort of LOUD constant hum... we think it was the singers band, and too loud bass. The sound system was one Star When the piano singer sang with just the symphony it was incredible But that was one song. The rest of the time you couldn't even hear the symphony or the singer. Just that loud bass. I had to plug my ears We left at intermission We drove from Stevensville