Cory Walsh

"Braiding Sweetgrass" author Robin Wall Kimmerer will headline the 2025 IndigiPalooza festival in Missoula. Also this week, a Hellgate High School graduate was featured in the Los Angeles Times.

An event on Friday, Nov. 21, will benefit Shadow Devereaux, the Salish and Blackfeet emcee and producer.

Artist Parker Beckley entered the 38th annual race on a whim. Then he took first place.

The late artist Jaune Quick-to-See Smith and her son Neal Ambrose-Smith's work is on display permanently outside the Missoula Art Museum.

Fire in the Mountains is rolling out its line-up, a Missoula writer won a Banff award for a climbing book, and a saxophonist recorded a new record with a MacArthur

The painter and longtime public high school teacher, who died in September at age 96, was celebrated for his innovative artwork.

The Roxy's annual cinema showcase includes an adaptation of Denis Johnson's acclaimed novella.

The new public-private collaboration features five artworks by sculptors from Montana and the United States.

Missoula's new sculpture park in the Old Sawmill District debuts this week.

The Missoula Art Museum's exhibition offers a window into the dynamic work being made in the state and around the country.

The band, whose members live in the Bitterroot, Missoula, Helena and Butte, have an album release show this Friday.

The 8.5-foot-tall piece by artist Jun Taneko was donated by to the museum's collection by two supporters.

Daisy Chain Fest will bring an eclectic mix of underground music to venues around Missoula including a free block party.

August First Friday includes an IndigiPalooza MT exhibition at the library, a 36th annual figure drawing salon show and wood-fired ceramics.

Fire in the Mountains, which draws international metal acts, has teamed up with local experts on the reservation to raise awareness at next week's festival.

A memorial will be held on July 31 at the Montana Museum of Art and Culture at UM, where Todd taught for decades.

Attend a gallery talk with a beading artist who worked on the film "Killers of the Flower Moon," or catch local bands at Free Cycles.

The fourth annual installment could draw up to 20,000 people to Missoula this weekend.

A landscape painter and a ceramic artist from Missoula set up north of Warm Springs last summer for a residency. The art's on view at the Missoula Public Library.

June's normally quiet around Missoula, but this month there's more than enough art to fill an evening.