As we took what our map told us was the final turn, the gravel road became rutted dirt that would turn to impassable gumbo if the clouds gathering in the western sky produced any rain. We hadn’t seen a ranch house for miles. I reminded...
If you’re looking for Aaron Pruzan, there’s a good chance you’ll find him out on the water, at least from early spring through late fall. Rivers and the sports associated with them are deeply interwoven into every aspect of his life, whether he’s running raging...
Perhaps it’s ironic that within the wide-ranging photography of Julia Tuell, one of my favorite images was not snapped by Tuell herself, but by her husband. By Tuell’s standards, the photo might have seemed haphazard, and her rather serious expression suggests she worried about whether...
When chef Marcos Mustain talks about his signature braised lamb shank dish, he’s not just referring to dinner. He talks about the curry stand in Bangkok that he and his wife, Sari, discovered while on vacation in Thailand. He talks about the local Montana ranch...
There are times sitting in the meadow, listening to wind across brown grass, watching end-of-day light travel end-of-summer mountains, when I feel so certain this is the right place — my life has at last turned to face what should and what must be faced — that even the possibility of a grizzly...
Catherine Courtenaye’s paintings reveal the world through their smooth, sensual surfaces and the unexpected depth of her compositions. With years spent contemplating the unsaid voices of 19th century handwriting and the whispered histories of folk art, Courtenaye speaks to place, to nature, and to how...
‘Tis the season! Throughout Greater Yellowstone, local farmers, artisans, and vendors are gearing up for their respective 2018 inaugural summer farmers’ markets. Check out the list below to find your spot for fresh veggies, ripe fruits, fragrant flowers, and quaint crafts around the Northern Rockies....
The Buffalo Bill Center of the West and Gilcrease Museum have partnered to present a groundbreaking exhibition titled Albert Bierstadt: Witness to a Changing West. Bierstadt (1830–1902) is best known as America’s premier western landscape artist. He was also a renowned history painter, a rarely discussed...
BZN offers a platform for independent filmmaking and creative expression, and supports emerging and established voices. The vision behind BZN is to highlight movies that make a positive impact on audiences—stories that showcase the best of the human spirit while inviting a call to action. We...
Tippet Rise Art Center today announced it has commissioned world-renowned architect Francis Kéré to create a 1,900-square-foot pavilion for its 10,260-acre grounds in Fishtail, with the new structure scheduled to open at the start of the music season in summer 2019. Conceived as a communal gathering...