Nice little art museum. It currently has one gallery being renovated so admission is half price…read more There is aetwork from local artists featuring native art and art using a variety of mediums. Staff are helpful and seem knowledgeable.There is a gift shop but I did not go in so cannot comment on that.

This is not a museum. You are paying to look at art for sale. One small room had a few pieces for…read moresale. The other three large room every piece had a price tag. The entrance fee should be 'free'.

The customer service provided by Christine was outstanding. She helped me search for the right…read morepiece while offering other options as well. Thank you for the wonderful assistance and taking the time to help me with my purchase. A happy customer from Texas. I will be back.

NO STARS if that was an option..... DO NOT RECOMMEND SHOPPING HERE as Manager is EXTREMELY RUDE IN…read moreFRONT OF OTHER CUSTOMERS! Staff displays negative, belligerent distasteful attitude, acting bothered when you ask to view merchandise. Staff discusses CUSTOMERS IN STORE NEGATIVELY with other staff IN FRONT of other customers in an extremely negative and unprofessional manner; severely disturbing to watch...had to leave store! So disheartening since we had been to this store two days prior and purchased over $600 in merchandise..... but the staff there a few days prior were VERY kind; helpful and had manners....but not this Manager, she told us to talk to the owner if we had a problem and threw a card at us. Only returned to purchase multiple souvenirs, but left purchasing NOTHING due to the rude staff! Purchased multiple souvenirs from shops around this location, they were kind and happy to make a sale. BAD image for the tourists spending money there!

This shop has something for everyone and best of all it is all Made in Montana! This is one of my…read morefirst stops for birthday and Christmas gifts. The owners are very friendly and it is always fun to visit this shop.

This little gift shop has very thoughtful gifts. During the wintertime they have the cutest…read moreornaments, and decorations. It had a beautiful Christmas ambience, and the store felt very cozy. They also have the sweetest staff.

Didnt get firetruck but i still like the toy that came inside. Very awesome store i really…read morerecommend it. It was "shocking" to see such amazing items inside.

This is a fabulous yarn shop. Cindy stocks yarns and fiber art supplies from around the world and…read morehas a dedicated section full of locally grown yarns. I visited the shop as a newby knitter and Cindy helped me pick the perfect yarn and supplies for my first project. So helpful. Definitely worth a visit even if you have to drive out of your way!

Great shop for everything- yarn, notions, needles, gifts, books, ideas, classes, knit alongs and on…read moreand on. fiber circle on Thursdays is the best. the service is the BEST! check it out and if you can't stop by in person order from the website and even get free yarn winding, most shops charge for winding - sometimes $5.00 per skein!

Fun place to find board games, card games, or table-top games!…read more You can go and play role-playing games like Pathfinder right in the store because they're all set up for it and the tables looks really cool. I think they even had tournaments held there in the past. Of course, you'll also find figurines and painting supplies for role playing games. I think it's kind of cool that they have a couple shows on Twitch that are filmed right at the store. It's located right next to a bakery, in the Evergreen mall. (PS: They don't have video games, it's rather family oriented games!)

Fantastic (Mootastic) dairy farm experience. This creamery is the only dairy farm in Montana that…read morehas on-site processing of its products, making it fully farm to table. Their milk is pasteurized, but not ultra pasteurized, so it's a little bit easier for individuals with mild lactose intolerance to enjoy. There is still lactase enzyme in the top layer of this creamery's milk. As for the available products, they sell all the usual milk varieties in pint and quart, and gallon varieties. They also sell whipping cream, ice cream (chocolate and vanilla), Greek (plain and honey) yogurt, and plain yogurt. Knick-knacks are also available - cereal bowls, glass dairy bottles, shirts, hats, and old milk truck replicas. We went to town and bought a ton of products, as the milk, yogurt, and ice cream tastes so much fresher than typical store-bought items. Part of the reason for this difference is that only their milk is going into the processing, so like some wine varietals, they have more control over the final product. Also, I love farms that treat their animals well... from what we observed, they were truly happy cows. They even came over to the fence and looked at us, so cute.