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  1. Billings Restaurants Open on Thanksgiving

    Billings might be an old-fashioned, family-friendly town, but there are still a handful of restaurants open on Thanksgiving Day. For many, a breakfast run to Denny’s is a tradition in itself, but the favorite chain also dishes up some tasty holiday fare. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, the full menu is available as well…

  2. Boo! In Billings

    Billings boasts a variety of tricks and treats throughout October, from the MSUB Halloween Hall-Wide with a free carnival, trick or treating, cupcake walk and mini golf to the Trick or Treat at Rocky Mountain College for safe, fun trick or treating at the Anderson and Widenhouse Halls. Check out these options if you’ll be…

  3. Rimrock Mall

      The biggest mall in Billings offers safe trick or treating on Halloween, and scary good deals, meals and more every other day of the year. Eight on-site dining options ranging from Starbucks (of course) to Flaming Wok and Asian Fusion make for delectable bites and treats. Whether you’re craving a Cinnabon, pick me up…

  4. Alberta Bair Theater

      Visit one of the most popular venues for live events in downtown Billings, the beautiful Alberta Bair Theater. Located in the heart of the city for over 80 years, it was originally dubbed The Fox Theater in 1931, complete with a parade for the opening and the debut of “Merely Mary Ann” featuring Janet…

  5. Motocross Fall Classic

      September is Motocross season in Billings with the BMC Fall Classic Motocross kicking off on September 9 at 9 a.m. Head to the Billings Motorcycle Club at 3630 Old Blue Creek Road and check out the world-famous 2-mile Yellowstone River Forest Track nearby. Whip-fast and featuring options to snag plenty of air time for…

  6. Billings Symphony, Orchestra & Chorale

      A vacation in Billings is music to many tourist’s ears, and with the help of the Billings Symphony, Orchestra & Chorale that’s a literal definition! Created in 1951 with a mission to enrich lives via music, the BSO&C is currently directed by Anne Harrigan and features over 135 members. Ranging from the classic Nutcracker…

  7. Your Billings Fourth of July Picks

      It takes a serious fireworks show to rival the incredible skies of Montana, but Billings and nearby Laurel make a mighty try of it! It’s a full day of fun-filled family activities, with many Billings visitors heading 15 miles west to Lauren for a gathering of 30,000 patriotic revelers. The Thomson Park Parade kicks…

  8. Caroline Lockhart Ranch

      After winding down the country road with sagebrush, junipers and mountain mahogany flanking you, you’ll reach Lockhart Ranch—a sheer oasis that makes you feel miles from Billings. When Caroline Lockhart bought the ranch in 1926, she envisioned 160 acres of an escape for leasing and homesteading. Soon, she owned 6,034 acres and saw her…

  9. Visit Sacajawea Park

      Located at Monad Road and South 19th, Sacajawea is a 10-acre park in a gorgeous destination that’s perfect for family fun and picnics. May is idyllic weather in Billings, and the temptation to spend the afternoon on the playground, playing on the softball field or engaging in a little basketball pick-up is strong. There’s…

  10. Western Heritage Center

      At the Western Heritage Center, you’ll be treated to traveling exhibits, workshops and lectures, permanent galleries and special events. Personal stories and cultural histories are archived in this beautiful destination, telling the stories of the people of the Northern High Plains, from the Crow to the Northern Cheyenne tribes.. As a tool of understanding…

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