ROAD CONSTRUCTION POSTPONED
& will not affect 2026 Season
IMPORTANT UPDATE ABOUT TICKETS
"Screenshots" or photos of tickets & computer screens will no longer be allowed. You will need to show a printed ticket or the acutal pdf. from the TicketPeak email. If you arrive with only a photo on your phone, the Ticket Checkers will send you to the Box Office to verify your ticket information. Again, no photos.
Thank you for understanding. If you have questions, please call 406.228.9216
What to Do
Visit the Fort Peck Dam and take a tour of the Power House. Stop
over at the Fort Peck Interpretive Center next door for a history of the
construction of the dam and display of fossils collected, including a
Triceratops skull. While you are here take in some fabulous Walleye
fishing on Fort Peck Lake.
Visit recreation.gov for camping reservations
Located in Glasgow, Montana, experience the history of NE Montana's Valley County. From dinosaur finds, the railroad, to the Assiniboine Collection to the Stan Kalinski's wildlife collection, the museum has something for everyone.
The Children's Museum of Montana exists to ignite a lifelong passion for learning through hands-on interactive exploration of science, math and culture.
The Children's Museum of Montana is full of innovative, hands-on activities and interactive exhibits. It offers the most fun per square foot for the young and the young at heart.
Wheatgrass Arts and Gallery is dedicated to local and regional artists, professional and novice. Its mission is to provide a venue for these artists, to educate and inspire the artist within and to promote community through the visual arts.
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The Gallery is host to a multitude of mediums: ceramics, wood art, glass art, jewelry, oil, watercolor and pastel paintings, photography, sculptures, fiber arts, metal arts, and cards.
We also host Sip 'n Paint evenings, Open Studio Night, Artist Reception, Adult and Youth art classes and a gathering place for community groups.
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Located at 523 2nd Ave. So, the Wheatgrass Arts & Gallery is located in the "art district" of Glasgow, Montana.