In launch of the official grand opening of Block 3 Bar and Restaurant along with the fourth anniversary of The Wilson Hotel, we are inviting ALL Big Sky community members and visitors to come celebrate with us on Friday, June 16, 2023 for a block party in the Town Center Plaza.
They say people come to Montana for the winters but stay for the summers. Come experience it for yourself. Join us for one of Big Sky’s favorite summer events as we celebrate the 15th Annual Big Sky Farmers Market.
Spring can be a wonderful time to be in Big Sky. From backcountry skiing/snowboarding, to fly fishing, whitewater rafting/kayaking, visiting Yellowstone Park, and more. Long days of multi-sport adventure and activities await. Be aware that many of our local businesses have special closures and hours of operation at this time. Stay in the know with our Spring Shoulder Season Guide.
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Big Sky Town Center, The Big Sky Real Estate Company, Lone Mountain Land Company, Visit Big Sky, Big Sky Chamber Of Commerce, along with additional community sponsors, are hosting the 6th Annual Haunted Peaks Halloween Festival Friday, October 28 through Halloween night, Monday, October 31. (more…)
A four day Halloween celebration in Big Sky Town Center. This all ages event is filled with traditional holiday activities, films, music and great Fall fun. (more…)
The first snows of the season have dusted the peaks, there is a nip to the air and we can feel Fall creeping in. September can be one of our favorite times of the year here in Montana, offering plenty of quality time with a quieter pace. Enjoy it and join us for the Big Sky Fall Market every Wednesday in September from 5-8 PM at the Town Center Plaza. (more…)
According to Brandon Walker EBS Staff Writer
“While the Town Center Owners Association officially announced the STAY Big Sky campaign on May 29, the wheels were already in motion when the campaign received a $10,000 donation from part-time Big Sky resident, Will McCollum, along with other collaborative efforts. (more…)
Our world has changed, but what makes Big Sky unique stays the same. As Montana reopens to travelers, the commitment to keeping Big Sky healthy and open is stronger than ever. (more…)