Sunday, April 28
Sunday with Camo
KALISPELL — Join us on Sunday, April 28, for Sundays with Camo, an exploration into the world of our resident bull snake, Camo. Discover the unique characteristics and behaviors of these slithery inhabitants and witness him enjoy his weekly meal.No registration required for this drop-in program.
Tuesday, April 30
Learn all about choosing health
POLSON — Families First and the Mission Valley Youth Foundation will show students in grades 6-8 how to cook, set healthy goals and play fun games in an after-school class in Mrs. Dunford’s room. Food, fun and fitness will take place from 3:45-5:15 p.m. on six Tuesdays. Sign up at the office. Spots are limited.
Tuesday, May 7
Learn all about choosing health
POLSON — Families First and the Mission Valley Youth Foundation will show students in grades 6-8 how to cook, set healthy goals and play fun games in an after-school class in Mrs. Dunford’s room. Food, fun and fitness will take place from 3:45-5:15 p.m. on six Tuesdays. Sign up at the office. Spots are limited.
Saturday, May 11
Business 2 Business Conference held in Polson
POLSON — Experience the Polson Chamber Business-to-Business (B2B) Networking Event on May 11, 2024. This event underscores the Chamber’s dedication to bolstering local businesses and fostering the overall economic growth of the community.
Exhibitors have the opportunity to enhance visibility, build brand awareness, establish connections within the community, and contribute to the Chamber’s mission.
Join us at The Bridge Church of Polson, 46873 US-93. Visit: B2Bpolson.com for more information.
Sunday, May 12
Walk to view wildflowers
BIGFORK — On Sunday, May 12, Wayfarers Unit of Flathead Lake State Park will hold a Mother’s Day Wildflower Hike and Craft event.
Meet at the Ranger Station; the walk goes from 10-11:30 a.m. Come learn about the different species of vibrant flowers that grow each spring and summer in our Flathead Lake State Parks.
Please bring/wear weather appropriate clothing, proper footwear, snacks, and a water bottle.
These hikes are limited to 20 people and registration can be done by calling the ranger station at 406-837-3041 ext. 0. The cost is $4 per participant, and free for kids 12 and under.