Summer Entertainment and Events Made for Outsiders
What’s the best way to explore Billings like a local? Attend one of our scintillating summer events. We have an enviable lineup of entertainment that’s tailor-made for outsiders. From competitions that will please your tastebuds to others that measure athletic prowess, there’s no shortage of events to enjoy in Billings all summer long.
Splash, paddle and play!
From the Flowing Yellowstone River to Still Waters of Lake Elmo, Here’s How to Make a Splash in Billings
Billings is known for many things, but our local outdoor enthusiasts will tell you that one of the best sources for boundless adventure is the water. From blue ribbon trout waters to whitewater rides, here are some ways you can make a splash in Montana’s largest city.
South Billings - All about nature
Explore Along the Yellowstone River
With so many places to engage with nature, you can unleash your inner outsider and jump in with both feet. South Billings is chock full of options along the Yellowstone River, from fishing, walking, hiking, boating, floating, kayaking, bird-watching, and even horseback riding, you can forge your own path with gusto.
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Experience Evolving Montana Flavor in Billings
Billings is a meat-and-potatoes kind of place, but an influx of talented chefs has been catalyzing an evolved culinary scene in Billings similar to what you might find in Chicago, New York, or L.A. (albeit in a more casual environment).
At breakfast, lunch and dinner, visitors are sure to find something unique and palate-pleasing in Billings. Here is a sampling of the many locations where Billings is best explored by fork and spoon.
Explore Western Heritage in Montana’s Trailhead
In recent years, Billings has welcomed talented and innovative artists and creators who compliment a community that celebrates its Native American and Crow Nation heritage. Many of Billings’ most cherished attractions – such as the Yellowstone County Museum and the Western Heritage Center – pay homage to the city’s deep history while downtown galleries and venues – both new and historic renovations – celebrate the present day.
