Billings, MSU-Billings Wine and Food Festival (5/13 - 5/18): The MSU-Billings Wine and Food Festival features domestic wine-masters and premier wines from around the world for tasting and auction.

Glasgow, Bonnie City Blues and Brews Festival (5/18): Bonnie City Blues & Brews features 3 bands with the Adam Ezra as the headline band.

Fort Benton, Fort Benton Spring Classic Fishing Derby (5/17 - 5/19): This event is fun and exciting for all ages, filled with prizes and cash.

Bigfork, Bigfork Art and History (1/1 - 12/31): Retain its focus of showcasing the many talented artists of Montana as well as preserving the unique history of Bigfork and the surrounding area.

Billings, Historic Home Tour (1/1 - 12/31): Step into history with a one-hour guided tour of the Moss Mansion Historic House Museum.

Billings, James Kenneth Ralston Collection (1/1 - 12/31): The J.K. Ralston Collection includes paintings that depict significant events in the Yellowstone Valley and elsewhere in Montana

Billings, Montana Collection (1/1 - 12/31): The Montana Collection, with about 1,925 objects, emphasizes Montana artists from the 1940s to the present.

Billings, MSU-Billings Wine and Food Festival (5/13 - 5/18): The MSU-Billings Wine and Food Festival features domestic wine-masters and premier wines from around the world for tasting and auction.

Billings, The Moss Mansion Museum - (1/1 - 12/31): Step into history with a one-hour guided tour of the Moss Mansion Historic House Museum.

Bozeman, Aquarium! : Come see our new 110 gallon aquarium that is filled with native Montanan fish from the lower Yellowstone River. Many other activities and exhibits as well.

Bozeman, Childrens Museum of Bozeman - (1/1 - 12/31): Unlike other educational opportunities in the region, this is the only organization dedicated exclusively to providing hands-on, sensory exhibits and programs that foster imagination, curiosity and pr

Bozeman, Coffrins Old West Gallery - (1/1 - 12/31): Proud to display the incomparable works of the early western photographer L.A. Huffman. This is a unique historical collection of some of the most beautiful photographs available today.

Bozeman, Dinosaurs : MOR is home to one of the largest and most famous collection of dinosaur fossils in the world.

Bozeman, Gallatin County Pioneer Museum - (1/1 - 12/31): Visitors can step inside an authentic 1870s log cabin and imagine a family living in a 12-by-14 foot home.

Bozeman, Imaginative Play : Let your mind explore!

Bozeman, The Age of American Optimism (3/1 - 12/31): The 1950s & 60s were a time of seemingly unbounded American optimism.

Bozeman, The Museum of Modern Man: Computers, Communications and Social Networks : Our displays are regularly updated and are designed to be fully understandable by non-technical as well as technically savvy visitors.

Broadus, Powder River H.S. Museum / Macs Museum (5/24 - 9/9): - The museum contains many valuable historic collections including historic photos and books, Indian artifacts, old guns and ammunition, buggies, old autos, and more.

Butte, Mai Wah Museum - (1/1 - 12/31): After several years of artifact gathering, research, design preparation and installation, the Mai Wah Society opened its long awaited permanent exhibit of artifacts, images and interpretive text that

Butte, Minerals from Butte and Other Montana Localities : The Mineral Museum has spectacular specimens from the underground mines

Butte, The Butte Chinese Experience : Preserving and Interpreting Butte's Asian Heritage Since 1991

Columbus, The Museum of the Beartooths - (1/1 - 12/31): Outlines local history from the 1870's to present.

Deer Lodge, Classic Automobiles : Too many to list, but too much to miss, is a visit to the car museum in the Old Prison.

Ekalaka, Native American Exhibit : Among the last Native American's known to have called Carter County home were the members of the proud Sioux and the Northern Cheyenne Nations.

Fort Benton, Fort Benton Spring Classic Fishing Derby (5/17 - 5/19): This event is fun and exciting for all ages, filled with prizes and cash.

Glasgow, Bonnie City Blues and Brews Festival (5/18): Bonnie City Blues & Brews features 3 bands with the Adam Ezra as the headline band.

Glasgow, The Great Outdoors : Explore the world of Birds, Fish and all Nature has to offer in this fun, interactive exhibit.

Great Falls, Military Model Aircraft Displays : One of the largest in the Northwest!

Great Falls, The Bison: American Icon, Heart of Plains Indian Culture : "This exhibition examines the interplay between the bison and the Indians, as well as Charlie Russell's relationship with both," stated Anne Morand, chief curator.

Hamilton, Natural History : A collection of wildlife from Western Montana

Hamilton, Permanent Collection : Located on 46 acres of lush landscape, the Daly Mansion is the historic home of 19th Century American industrialist Marcus Daly.

Hardin, Big Horn County Historical Displays : The museum consists of twenty-four historic buildings. Most contain furniture and artifacts from the period.

Helena, Corvettes in the Capital (5/24 - 5/27): Join us for Corvettes in the Capital.

Kalispell, Crown of the Continent : The exhibition captures the nostalgia and grandeur of Glacier National Park, the glory days of the Empire Builder Railroad, the Blackfeet Nation, and those who chose to settle in this majestic part of

Livingston, Yellowstone Gateway Museum - (1/1 - 12/31): Located in the former North Side School, the Yellowstone Gateway Museum of Park County is home to an extensive collection of artifacts and exhibits

Malta, Phillips County Museum - (1/1 - 12/31): Displays include early plains Indian artifacts, homesteading days, ranching and farming in Phillips County, mining, early day schools, mercantile, doctor's office, and many wildlife mounts.

Miles City, L.A. Huffman Collection : L.A. Huffman arrived at the new Fort Keogh, Montana Territory in 1879 to take over the “post photographer” position. Miles City became his adopted home until his death in 1931.

Missoula, Dino Dig : Grab your goggles, shovel and bucket and go on an adventure to find dinosaur fossils both big and small!

Missoula, Discover Elk Country : Fun and interactive, our exhibits invite you to learn more about elk, elk country and the role the Elk Foundation plays in conservation.

Missoula, Go Fish! : Grab a fishin' rod and cast into our "pond" for some of the best lookin' trout in Montana.

Missoula, The Road to Today: 250 Years of Missoulas History : Exhibit showcasing Missoula's histor

Red Lodge, Rodeo Exhibit : You will see The Linderman Brothers including the "King of Rodeo" Bill Linderman memorabilia, The Ridin' Greenough's, and the Home of Champions Rodeo.

Saint Regis, St. Regis Annual Flea Market (5/25 - 5/27): St. Regis hosts Montana's largest Flea Market on Memorial Day Weekend with spacious lots in the Community Park with nearly 200 vendors.

Seeley Lake, Loon and Fish Festival (5/25 - 5/26): On Memorial Day weekend, Seeley Lake will welcome summer's arrival with a unique 2 day community event centered at Seeley Lake Elementary School.

Three Forks, Headwaters Heritage Museum - (1/1 - 12/31): The area's history and culture spans a wide range and the museum reflects that variety. See Native American art and artifacts,

Virginia City, Gold Discovery Living History Program (5/25 - 5/26): Join William Fairweather and the Discovery Party in a historic recreation of the Gold Discovery in Alder Gulch.

Virginia City, Spring Horseback Poker Ride (5/25): Saddle up the horses and put on your poker face for the Annual Spring Horseback Poker Ride in Virginia City.

West Yellowstone, Bears: Imagination and Reality : Comparing and contrasting the bear of myth, art, literature, history and folklore with the bear of scientists, outdoorsmen and researchers.

West Yellowstone, Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Center - (1/1 - 12/31): The Center's primary mission is to provide visitors to the Yellowstone area have an opportunity to learn about and view live grizzly bears and gray wolves.

West Yellowstone, Yellowstone Historic Center - (5/1 - 12/31): The Center seeks to understand, preserve and interpret the unique cultural heritage of West Yellowstone, the Hebgen Lake Basin and their connection to the development of transportation and visitation