Big Sky's New Arts Hub: A Vision for the Future

The old Choppers Grub and Pub building in Big Sky is set to undergo a dramatic transformation. The Arts Council of Big Sky has acquired the property and plans to convert it into a vibrant, multi-faceted arts center.

This ambitious project will include:

  • Expanded Classroom Space: The center will feature multiple classrooms for a variety of art forms, catering to both children and adults.
  • Music Studio and Recording Space: A dedicated space for musicians to practice, record, and collaborate.
  • Local Radio Station: Big Sky will have its own low-power FM radio station, broadcasting to a local audience.
  • Art Gallery and Flex Space: The main corridor will be transformed into a versatile space for art…

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Engine Room Pizza Move to a New Home in Livingston

After a year of serving up delicious Chicago-style pizza at their Park Place Shopping passage location, Engine Room Pizza, along with Dream Boat Market and Apples and Anglers, is excited to announce their move to a new, larger space at 102 North Second Street.

The new 1,700 square foot space is undergoing some renovations, with new flooring, paneling, paint, and lighting. Karen Henderson, the owner of all three businesses, is also incorporating repurposed materials into the design, such as the bar from the former Mustang Fresh Food and steel panels from an old barn. The new location is expected to offer expanded hours, including lunch and dinner, as well as Sunday brunch. Additionally, Henderson is…

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Missouri Headwaters State Park Expands

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP) has recently added 26 acres to the Missouri Headwaters State Park. This expansion, approved by the Montana State Land Board in March 2024, aims to protect key historical sites, enhance wildlife habitat, improve trail connectivity, and expand fishing access.

The Montana State Parks Foundation (MSPF) acquired the parcel using funds from the Montana Fish and Wildlife Conservation Trust. MSPF then donated the land to FWP in April 2024. The newly acquired land will be open to the public, with the exception of a western portion that will remain closed until further environmental assessment and removal of existing structures is finished.

This is a significant achievement for the…

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