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Bright Eyes Animal Shelter is throwing a party this weekend, and your well-behaved pup is invited to join in.

Saturday morning in Great Falls, classic cars line up by the river while food trucks keep everyone fueled and happy.

The 2002 Montana Summer Symphony captured something special, a statewide orchestra, a Grammy-winning pianist, and a live Carroll College performance worth watching again.

Phil Aaberg's family wants your photos, videos, and memories. There's a way to share them before the August gathering in Helena.

The HiLine Rattlers Wrestling Club is running the kitchen at Thursday's market, and the menu sounds like a proper sit-down dinner.

For ten bucks you could roll a classic car into the show, walk away with a trophy, and still have change left for raffle tickets.

A street dance at the stoplight, live music in the park, and a horseshoe tournament — Cut Bank doesn't do festivals halfway.

Somewhere between the face painting and the Italian soda booth, Dutton's Friday night market has quietly become one of the better ways to end a summer week.

Most kids don't get excited about erosion and water pollution — but that river simulator trailer might just change that this Wednesday at the Cut Bank Farmers Market.

Somewhere between the smell of smoked meat and the sound of a street dance, Brady has a way of pulling people in from all over the Golden Triangle.

North American Indian Days is underway on the Blackfeet Reservation, and Thursday night is already shaping up to be something worth showing up for.

The Arbor is going to be a busy place Friday — and not just because of the powwow drums nearby.