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Library's Free Black Heritage Evening on Thurs., Feb. 5 to Feature Speakers, 'Soul Food' and Music

Library's Free Black Heritage Evening on Thurs., Feb. 5 to Feature Speakers, 'Soul Food' and Music

The Great Falls Public Library hosts a special event celebrating the Heritage of Great Falls’ African American community on Thursday, February 5, from 6 to 8 pm in the Cordingley Room. The program features African American culture, history, and cuisine. This free program, open to the public, is co-sponsored

Great Falls Montana Tourism Launching International Film Festival

Great Falls Montana Tourism Launching International Film Festival

Great Falls, Montana Tourism is hosting the first-ever Great Beyond Film Festival from February 5–7, 2026. The three-day, international, in-person event celebrating cinema that ventures into the worlds of extraterrestrials, cryptids, and the paranormal. The festival’s immersive program offers film screenings, workshops, Q&A

Big Sky Duplicate Bridge Club Results for the Week of January 12-17

Big Sky Duplicate Bridge Club Results for the Week of January 12-17

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 Saturday afternoon at 12:30. The club welcomes new players, and a good contact phone number is 899-8597. We

Stories From The River Speaker Series at GFPL Begins with Talk From Hal Herring on Thursday

Stories From The River Speaker Series at GFPL Begins with Talk From Hal Herring on Thursday

In partnership with the Sun River Watershed Group, the Library will host a FREE speaker series starting tomorrow, January 15, that runs through May, focusing on conservation efforts, the Sun River Watershed, and the authors and books that shaped the area. The talks will be held on the third Thursday

Colonel Paul’s Corner – Our American Spitfire Women

Colonel Paul’s Corner – Our American Spitfire Women

In the early days of WWII, the U.S. had a wealth of warplanes but lacked pilots and crews. Jacqueline Cochran, perhaps the most famous woman aviator of her day, tried to convince Army General, “Hap” Arnold, to allow women to fly non-combat missions for the military, freeing men

Big Sky Duplicate Bridge Club Results for the Week of January 5-10

Big Sky Duplicate Bridge Club Results for the Week of January 5-10

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 Saturday afternoon at 12:30. The club welcomes new players, and a good contact phone number is 899-8597. We

Highland Cemetery History - Ira Myers

Highland Cemetery History - Ira Myers

At the end of the 19th century, Montana was in its infancy. The earliest settlers arrived in the mid-1800’s and worked hard to make a life, establish homesteads, and develop businesses. One of the active pioneers of that time was Ira Myers. His final resting place is in