This show is as wide open as the sky! Sunrise, sunsets; sunny skies, cloudy skies; fog, rain, snow; storms, floods, puddles; aurora borealis, the night sky, rainbows; all things sky. And change. Changes in the weather. Changes in us or our perceptions. Changes in our world.

Calling all artists, entry forms for our 2026 show are going out today.

Please message Tracy at 530-339-0165 to get yours sent to you.

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Birds. And feathers. Tame birds. Wild birds. Red birds. Blue birds. Even little brown birds. You know the drill. Photos. Paintings. Sculptures. Anything related to birds or feathers or even nests.

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Over the river and through the woods to Grandmother’s house she goes. Red Riding Hood, not so little anymore, and her pre-teen pals try to stay on the straight and narrow in the latest adventure from the Missoula Children's Theatre, RED RIDING HOOD. The Big Bad Wolf, who is not so bad after all, and a friendly neighborhood Forest Ranger urge our heroes to stay true to the path, for in the Shadows lurk diversions and a sinister surprise or two. A pack of woefully nasty young wolves and a handsome Woodsman, too good to be true, are a must for our story. And we can’t have a wolf tale without Three Little Pigs and even a Boy Who Cries…you guessed it. With help from her family and a loyal young Locksmith (he carries the key), Red finds her Grandma and a whole lot more. Now if only she could retrieve her picnic basket from those rascally Raccoons. Life is no picnic when you stray from the trail!

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This show hope to be a blooming success with a flourish of flowers, blooms and anything that sings spring and growth. Use your imagination to create your own garden of blossoms and color. Spread the color across fields or get really close to check out the details.