Apr 18 Saturday
The Seagull: A play by Anton Chekhov: translated by Paul Schmidt. Bozeman Actors Theatre presents the first of Anton Chekhov's masterpieces. The Seagull is a four act play, taking place in the Russian countryside during a sultry summer, populated by friends, family, actors, and lovers. Enjoy this live performance with an outstanding local cast; Fri. Apr. 10 at 7pm, Sat. Apr. 11 at 7pm, Sun. Apr. 12 at 2pm, Fri. Apr. 17 at 7pm, Sat. Apr. 18 at 7pm, Sun. Apr. 19 at 2pm. Tickets $30, Students $15.
Apr 19 Sunday
Apr 28 Tuesday
Nick Lyons, angler, writer, and founder of Lyons Press, will speak at Montana State University Library’s 2026 Trout Lecture. The free event, titled “Evolution of a Fly Fisherman,” takes place at 7 p.m. Tuesday, April 28, in Inspiration Hall in MSU’s Norm Asbjornson Hall. A reception will follow.
Before founding The Lyons Press, Lyons was a professor of English at Hunter College and an executive editor at Crown Publishers. At Crown, he developed the Sportsmen's Classics series bringing many classic fly-fishing books back into print and publishing dozens original, practical, and literary new books in the field. Lyons started the "Seasonable Angler" column in Fly Fisherman magazine, which he authored for over 25 years, and wrote more than a dozen books of his own including his popular “Spring Creek.” His personal papers were acquired by MSU Archives and Special Collections in 2006. The collection includes more than 5,000 letters, notes, and other materials related to his career.
Through the annual Trout Lecture, the library strives to speak to all aspects of trout and salmonids and to represent the diversity of angling culture. Thanks to generous donors, this event is free and open to the public.
For information about the MSU Library’s Trout and Salmonid Collection, visit https://www.lib.montana.edu/archives/trout-salmonid.html, or contact Trout and Salmonid Librarian James Thull a jjthull@montana.edu or 406-994-5305.
Apr 29 Wednesday
Good soup, great ideas, stronger community! Park County Environmental Council invites you to L-Town Soup: a grassroots micro-granting dinner where the purchase of your meal funds local projects. Community members pitch ideas and attendees vote on winning projects while sharing a healthy meal! Join us April 29th at 5:30 pm downstairs at the Elks Lodge, for the fifth L-Town Soup! Visit our website https://www.pcecmt.org/ltown-soup for more information.
May 02 Saturday
May 2, 10 am - 2 pmStaff from the Billings Zoo will bring a variety of live animals and other bizarre critters to Lewistown during this fun and educational event for kids and adults!
May 18 Monday
Pages Conferences cordially invites you to the International Conference on Infrastructure and Construction Engineering(ICICE-2026), which will take place from May 18-20, 2026, in Madrid, Spain. This prestigious event will bring together leading experts, researchers and professionals from around the world to discuss the latest innovations, challenges and advancements in Infrastructure and Construction Engineering.
We warmly invite you to be a part of ICICE-2026 and take this opportunity to connect with global experts while experiencing the vibrant culture and historical charm of Spain. This event will be an excellent platform to expand your professional network, gain new insights and contribute to the future of Infrastructure and Construction Engineering.
We look forward to welcoming you to Madrid for this impactful and inspiring event!
May 19 Tuesday
May 20 Wednesday
May 23 Saturday
May 23 – October 3 Exhibition datesMay 23 Exhibit Opening 1 pm – 4 pmThe Art of Carol Guzman: An American Prairie Exhibition American Prairie’s National Discovery Center will host new works of esteemed artist Carol Guzman from May through October 2026. The exhibit opening event is May 23. Carol Guzman, a native of St. Louis, early in her career worked and studied in New York City and the Hudson Valley, where she earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Art and Art History. At the Parsons School of Design, she studied the techniques of the Old Masters and painted portraits, still life, and landscapes in her Tribeca studio. According to carolguzman.com, she drew from traditional techniques, creating oil paintings that “transcend alla prima painting.” Working over a period of time in layers, she creates “visual texture and interest.” Her subject matter is broad, ranging from still life, florals, wildlife, and landscapes to Native American artifacts and antique toys. Carol is also founder of Landsnorkel.com, which is about taking time to savor nature with no particular destination in mind. She happily lives in south central Montana with her artist husband Clyde Aspevig.