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The Cascade Quartet Presents Beethoven by Candlelight on February 6th

The Cascade Quartet Presents Beethoven by Candlelight on February 6th

The Great Falls Symphony announces Beethoven by Candlelight, the first-ever Cascade Quartet candlelit concert. It will take place on Friday, February 6th, 2026, at 7:00 PM at the Ozark Club in the History Museum. Drinks will be provided by Enbar before the concert and during intermission. Illuminated by

Learn about the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence with Leigh Larson on Tues., Jan. 13

Learn about the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence with Leigh Larson on Tues., Jan. 13

The Great Falls Public Library invites the public to the Cordingley Room for a new Learning with Leigh Lecture on Tuesday, January 13 from 6:30 to 7:30 pm! Leigh Larson will discuss the Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution and the way these documents forged our country

Book Review - Drop Dead Healthy: One Man’s Humble Quest for Bodily Perfection by A. J. Jacobs

Book Review - Drop Dead Healthy: One Man’s Humble Quest for Bodily Perfection by A. J. Jacobs

Whenever I read a new title by A. J. Jacobs, several thoughts come to mind. Firstly, he seems to have found the perfect job –writing columns for Esquire magazine, then collecting them into very humorous, quite informative, usually best-selling books. Second, he seems unable to commit to a single

Book Review - Lentil Underground: Renegade Farmers and the Future of Food in America by Author Liz Carlisle

Book Review - Lentil Underground: Renegade Farmers and the Future of Food in America by Author Liz Carlisle

“What is a lentil, and why should I care about it?” you may well ask. I did---but after reading this book, I know, and so should you. Liz Carlisle didn’t know a lentil from a dental procedure when she was a successful country singer, but touring through the

Cortney Reedy Discusses Her Spontaneous Trip at January Armchair Traveler Talk

Cortney Reedy Discusses Her Spontaneous Trip at January Armchair Traveler Talk

Find out, "What happens when you let the universe book your flight?" with Great Falls traveler Cortney Reedy on Thursday, Jan. 8 Cortney didn’t dream about spontaneous travel; she lived it. One ordinary day, she strolled into the Salt Lake City airport, walked up to the ticket

Book Review - Growing Season by Author Suzanne Mundell Waring

Book Review - Growing Season by Author Suzanne Mundell Waring

While Great Falls is justifiably known as “the Museum center of Montana”, the city is also the fortunate home of several authors well-known throughout the region and even nationally, as well as locally. Your bookcase may have a volume or two (or many) by them. If you are looking

Seth Lutter Discusses Iceland Trip, Do's and Don'ts of International Travel at Nov. 6th Armchair Talk

Seth Lutter Discusses Iceland Trip, Do's and Don'ts of International Travel at Nov. 6th Armchair Talk

Great Falls resident Seth Lutter joins us at the Great Falls Public Library to discuss the do's and don'ts of international travel, his experiences traveling in Iceland, and some tips & tricks to make your trips the best they can be! Lutter talks on Thursday, Nov.