Upcoming
Events
A summary of our events from January, 2009 to November,
2009 in a 2-page, 4-fold pamphlet. (See the link above for
detailed information.)
Star
Parties
Join the Central Montana Astronomy Society from 6:00 pm to
midnight monthly for a star-gazing experience with telescopes
set up for public viewing. FREE.
On April 17, 2009 is a Star Party Extravaganza. As well as
the outdoor star gazing, from 6:00 - 9:00 pm indoor activities
include portable planetarium, project activities for children
and adults, plus a movie or special presenter. FREE
Friday Evenings:
December 19, January 16, February 20, March 20, April
17 (Extravaganza night)
Winter Warm-ups
Hands-on seminar series. Each participant is allowed to
bring along a single "helper" free of charge.
Advance registration required, 10:00 am to Noon
Saturday January 17: "From Sea to Salt",
$10.00
Saturday January 24: "Corn Cuisine", $10.00
Saturday January 31: "Timeless Folk Toys", $10.00
Saturday February 7: "Par Fleche Painting",
$10.00
Saturday February 14: "Song and Dance", FREE
Saturday February 21: "Double Ball", $10.00
Winter Film
Festival
The 2009 edition of the Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center's
Winter Film Festival will offer a series of films based
around the theme, "Where the Wild Animals Roam."
The Corps of Discovery traveled through many habitats and
encountered all kinds of wildlife as they crossed the continent.
Join us for our film series to discover for yourself the
many remarkable animals that live in the world's remote
places. Come for the 4:00 pm matinee or the 7:00 pm evening
performance. The presentation is free.
Thursday, January 8 - "Ocean Deep"
Thursday, January 15 - "Seas of Grass"
Thursday, January 22 - "Spirits of the Jaguar - Forests
of the Maya"
Thursday, January 29 - "The Congo - The River that
Swallows All Rivers"
Thursday, February 5 - "Ice Worlds"
Thursday, February 12 - "Planet Earth - Mountains"
 Flora
and Fauna Page
Visitors to our new page can view photographs and read general
information of the animals, flora, and fauna that live in
the ecosystem around the Center. Photographs by Fay and
Steve Schaller and our staff are featured.
 Trails
Page
Visitors to the Center are invited on an outdoor exploration
(weather permitting!) of the Missouri Breaks geology, prairie
vegetation and scenic views of wildlife and historic sites.
Facility
Rental:
Consider booking your next meeting, catered dinner, wedding,
or social event at the Lewis and Clark National Historic
Trail Interpretive Center. For more information contact
Bob Brown at bobbrown01@fs.fed.us
or phone (406) 727-8733.
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to enter on the most perilous and dificuelt part of our Voyage, yet I See no one repineing"
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