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December 06, 2007

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Lewis & Clark Bicentennial
Visit Historic Stevensville where Montana began!

Visit our Historical, Cultural and Heritage Treasures. Stroll down our Main Street and read the Lewis and Clark Journal Boards (5) locations describing the DISCOVERY of Lewis and Clark by the Salish, The HOSPITALITY shown by the Salish Encampment, COMMUNICATION where trading took place utilizing 5 languages to communicate, the PARTING where Lewis & Clark Separated at Traveler's Rest, the CELEBRATION July 4, 1806. Enjoy our shops as you tour! Stop by the Stevensville Main Street Association for information and viewing of the "Camp Creek Council" bronze collection by Sculptor Jimm Brousseau. Sculptures available. Ca.. (406) 777-3773 for information.

September 6,7,8 2005 the 2nd Annual Native Artists Art Show, celebrating Native American Artists and their work in Stevensville, Montana. Contact the Stevensville Main Street Association. (406) 777-3773 or Sacajawea Gallery at (406) 777-5591 x 108.

September 8th - Lewis & Clark - Rickie Doyle - Chantilly Theatre

Visit Historic Stevensville and see our beautiful St. Mary's Mission located at the West End of Fourth Street, Stevensville, MT - just 1 mile off US 93! 

Visit the St. Mary's Mission Chapel, Father Ravalli's House, enjoy a scenic tour of the grounds, the Native American History taking place at the Mission and learn the Lewis & Clark connection to the Mission! 

Visit the St. Mary's Mission Gift Shop and Museum open April through October 10 am to 4 pm, call (406) 777-5734 for more information.

Take in the scenic beauty that Lewis and Clark saw as they traveled by visiting the Lee Metcalf National Wildlife Refuge located at 4567 Wildfowl Lane. Stevensville, MT. Enjoy bird viewing at its best, a spectacular viewing of landscape and wildlife! (406) 777-5552.