New Music Festival Announced for Montana Music Lovers

New Music Festival Announced for Montana Music Lovers

The summer concert series has hit full swing across the country and Montana is hanging right there with the best of them.  Plus, you get to see a huge portion of the state travelling to each of them.

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Time to write another one down on the calendar, and you couldn't ask for a better venue location than in the western part of our state.  But not only do you get the enjoyment of listening to great music, but you also help with conservation across the state.

Conservation Groups Help to Preserve the Montana Way of Living

There are many groups that help support our way of living across Montana and to preserve that way.  Whether it be fish, big game, hunting rights and more, you can find a way to help out.

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One group making that difference is Montana Pheasants Forever.  According to their website, "Montana is home to over 2,000 Pheasants Forever members and 14 local chapters spread throughout the state.  Over our 30-year history, volunteers have helped raise $4.9 million toward habitat improvement, protection, and youth outreach programs in Montana".

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Festival to Help Keep Habitats Alive and Flourishing in Montana

A new music festival has been announced that will help with the conservation of pheasants across the state.  Coming on June 22, 2024, the Music in the Missions event will be held in St. Ignatius, MT.

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The event features bands including Kyle Hunter and the Mountain Standard, Paul Bryant and the Kentucky Border along with the Tanner Laws Band.  There will be dry camping spots available for rent, plus a cornhole tournament.  To reserve your tickets, visit the Mission in the Mountains website here.