This battlefield is where General Custer and 263 of his soldiers died in 1876, marking a victory for the Cheyenne and Lakota. You may have heard of the battle as "Custer's Last Stand," but it was also a last stand of sort for the Plains Indians, and the battlefield is a national monument today. If y...

Local opera was scarce until 1999, when the Rimrock Opera Company of Billings opened. Billings has had plenty of opera since, hosting seasons of shows as well as operatic competitions. Some of the opera is traditional, some is more western-themed, and it's all performed with professional exuberanc...

Rocky Mountain art of the past stands alongside Rocky Mountain art of the present in the Yellowstone Art Museum. The museum's permanent collection is a display of the best and most significant of Montana's contemporary art, and the subjects of the rotating exhibitions can run from historic painters...

Montana is so large and so wild that it's almost a zoo in itself, but Zoo Montana brings together animals of all types and habitats into one place. You'll be able to see local animals like the bald eagle, the porcupine, and the river otter . . . as well as exotic animals like red pandas and Siberian...

The Almena Diversion Dam is located 8 miles east of Norton, Kansas along the valley of Prairie Dog Creek in north-central Kansas and about 11 miles downstream from Norton Dam. The site includes 130 land acres and 12 water acres. Hunting for pheasant, waterfowl, deer, and dove is available. Prairie D...

This museum was once a blacksmith shop on the Bozeman Trial and Rock Creek Stageline. Today, it serves as a collection of everything from Indian artifacts to dentist tools to pioneer clothing.