This is the place to go for fireworks. Matt is the best guy ever and I've never been to a place…read morewhere you can "test" the fireworks before you buy. If I could give it 7 stars I would.

Matt was very helpful, answered all of our questions, and gave us a great deal. You know you're in…read morethe right fireworks store when they have shopping carts!

Even though most things are closed or on hiatus until next year, Montana Fair still is a fun place…read moreto take the kids so they can burn off the excess energy. The typical food places are there, serving the usual not-so-healthy fare, but there are also some with lighter choices. On a hot day in the sun, the beer tent gives some welcome relief. The hall is open, but most booths are empty save for displays promoting next years fair. With a couple of exceptions, most vendors who are in person are hawking cleaners, mattresses, and the like. On the other hand, there is a bingo game going on in the open space in the next room. So, something for everyone here. There is live music from time to time in the courtyard area. The adults who aren't playing bingo can relax while the kids are doing their thing. It's a very laid back fair this year. For a $5 entry fee, this escape can't be topped as a way to get outside, give the kids something to do (rides cost extra) and just enjoy being out. Masks are required for entry this year, but with fewer people making for easier social distancing, the masks didn't stay on long once people got inside the fair grounds.