10 Ways to Celebrate November under the Big Sky
10 Ways to Celebrate November under the Big Sky
Well, October is finally in the rear-view mirror, and we are on to November. A chance to give thanks, celebrate family and friends, and of course, the turkey and all the trimmings.
But before we just leap to the end of the month, there are a bunch, or rather, a cornucopia of other events that celebrate this entire month.
Common "This Month Is" Events, even in Montana
In November, there are common events, celebrations and days that most of us probably have a connection to, or see them via social media, television and radio. Some of those include:
- Epilepsy Awareness Month
- Lung Cancer Awareness Month
- National Adoption Month
- National Scholarship Month
- Vegan Month
- National Diabetes Month
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Others that make it towards the top are National Roasting Month, Pomegranate Month or maybe National Inspirational Role Models Month. And with the holiday season fast approaching, gather the gang together to enjoy Family Stories Month. (Pro tip: Make sure everyone is cool with you saying that one story that can get a tad risqué!)
Many of These Special Days are Easily Celebrated in Great Falls and Big Sky Country
Reaching into that cornucopia of things that happen in November involves many important recognitions. Alzheimer's Month or Family Literacy Month for example. All rightfully deserving of a day or celebration in the month.
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On the other side of that paper are several that can be a fun activity, something to entertain visiting family or friends, or just to even take the time to learn something new about your city and state. Check out the gallery below to see 10 of our favorites under the Big Sky of Montana and in Great Falls.
10 Ways to Celebrate the Month of November under The Big Sky of Montana
Gallery Credit: JD Knight
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