The Library is excited to welcome back local historian Ken Robison to talk about his newest book, ‘Lost Great Falls’, in the Cordingley Room on Thursday, July 10th, starting at 5:30 pm. …
Local Historian Ken Robison Discusses His New Book ‘Lost Great Falls’ at the Library on July 10th Read More
Wrestling, female boxing, and performing dogs – The History Museum & Research Center invites the public to attend a free admission program on Saturday, July 12th. At 1 pm in …
The History Museum & Research Center Hosts Historic Talk: Variety Theater in Great Falls Read More
July 9th, an Angel appeared on the earth to grace us all with her wit and love. Help us celebrate Karen Anderson’s birthday! -Andy
Celebrations – July 8th Read More
BISSELL Pet Foundation, a national nonprofit dedicated to ending pet homelessness, is once again prompting a nationwide call for adoption through its Empty the Shelters event, running July 7–19, 2025. …
City of Great Falls Animal Shelter Takes Part in Bissell Pet Foundation Event Read More
The Big Sky Duplicate Bridge Club Unit 408 hosts several events each week at its facility located at 528 Smelter Ave NE, Suite 7, usually on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and …
Big Sky Duplicate Bridge Club Results for the Week of – June 23rd – 27th Read More
“When the Legend Becomes Fact, Print the Legend”. Near the end of the classic western movie, “The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance”, the newspaper editor finds out that it was …
Colonel Paul’s Corner – The Cuban Missile Crisis – They Both Blinked Read More
I would like to take this opportunity to introduce and update you on the Great Falls Genealogy Society(GFGS) and library. We are located at 321 Second Avenue North, Great Falls, …
Introduction To the Great Falls Genealogy Society and Library Read More
Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art (The Square) is hosting a t-shirt design contest for young artists ages 5-18 in preparation for the 14th Annual Arts on Fire Festival. The …
Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art Hosts K-12 T-Shirt Design Contest Read More
On Friday, June 20th, around one hundred and fifty people descended upon a camp outside of the small town of Ekalaka, Montana. Solstice Sojourns, they called it. We all had …
Montana Native Plant Society’s Annual Meeting Offers a Glimpse into Southeast Montana’s Flora Read More 1968 was a turbulent year. Riots and protests were daily events covered in the media with a continuous 24-hour a day news cycle. Veterans were coming home bitter about the …
Colonel Paul’s Corner – Peter Norman – The White Guy in the Photo Read More