Author: Tyler Tobin

2026 Big Sky Spring Dining Guide

Big Sky’s dining scene is as unforgettable as its landscapes—where every meal feels like part of the adventure. From cozy cafés in the Meadow to lively on the mountain spots and refined classic dining, there’s something to satisfy every craving and every pace of your day. Fuel up with a quick bite before hitting the trails, or settle in for an evening of locally inspired cuisine, craft cocktails, and sweeping alpine views. Whether it’s bison, fresh sushi, wood-fired pizza, or gourmet comfort food, Big Sky delivers bold flavors in every setting.

 

2026 Big Sky Owners Association Sustainability Workshop — Wednesday, April 8 at The Wilson

From Awareness to Action: Wildfire Resilience Workshop In Partnership with Big Sky Fire Department

Join SNO, in partnership with Big Sky Fire Department & Alpenscapes, for a solution-oriented workshop and cocktail hour on protecting property for the future in Big Sky’s changing climate.

With a low snow year this winter, wildfire and water usage are important to understand for this coming summer, especially. Many properties struggle to find coverage due to the rising risk of fires and the cost of insuring properties. This workshop will get you involved to learn mitigation strategies and how we are all part of a solution to a more resilient community.

A HUGE THANKS to Moonlight Community Foundation & BSRAD for making this possible.

All April at Big Sky Artists’ Studio & Gallery: Springtime

The Big Sky Artists’ Studio & Gallery APRIL show, “SPRINGTIME” officially welcomes the warm weather that has been in Big Sky most of the winter. This photo, “Silent Agreement” by Ryan Drewes, captures the way Yellowstone feels during this season, when you encounter bison while on your bike but still have to watch out for slippery, snowy spots on the road. The Big Sky Artists’ Studio & Gallery shows work from  Collective member artists who are based in Big Sky. We hang new work at the beginning of each month. Local and visitors are welcome to join us Friday, April 3  from 5 – 7pm to see new “Springtime” work and meet some of our artists.

Come join us! Open daily 11-5. Closed Tues & Wed mid April till end of May.

2026 Music in the Mountains Lineup Announced: A Summer of Sound Returns to Big Sky

Set against the backdrop of Big Sky, Montana, Music in the Mountains is a free, family-friendly summer concert series that brings the community together through live music. Hosted at Len Hill Park in the heart of Big Sky Town Center, this weekly event creates a central gathering space where locals and visitors can enjoy performances from a diverse lineup of regional and touring artists. Bring a blanket or lawn chair, grab a bite from local food vendors, and settle in for an evening of music.

MAIN ACTS

JUNE 25, 2026: THE NATIONAL PARKS

JULY 2, 2026: HONEY ISLAND SWAMP BAND

JULY 4, 2026: THE TINY BAND

JULY 9, 2026: CARDINAL BLACK

JULY 16, 2026: KENNY FEIDLER

JULY 23, 2026: PINKY AND THE FLOYD

JULY 30, 2026: BILLY ALLEN + THE POLLIES

AUGUST 6, 2026: MAGOO

AUGUST 13, 2026: MOTHER HIPS

AUGUST 20, 2026: OBJECT HEAVY

AUGUST 27, 2026: ARMCHAIR BOOGIE

SEPTEMBER 3, 2026: IRON MAIDENS

OPENERS

JUNE 25: THE TAKES

JULY 2: JAMPOKE

JULY 9: DAMMIT LAUREN!

JULY 16: STERLING DRAKE

JULY 30: COLOURBLIND

AUGUST 6: BLUE POINT

AUGUST 13: LEE RAFUGEE

AUGUST 20: JAZZ CABBAGE

AUGUST 27: LOGAN LIEBERT AND THE LIGHT BLUE

SEPTEMBER 3: SCAVENGER

Lights, Music, Mountains: The 2026 Music In The Mountains Lineup Reveal Party Hits The Waypoint This Saturday

Music in the Mountains Lineup Release Party

Join the Arts Council of Big Sky for the official release of the 2026 Music in the Mountains lineup. Be the first to see which artists will take the stage this summer during Big Sky’s favorite free outdoor concert series.

Music in the Mountains brings free live music to Len Hill Park every Thursday all summer long, featuring a mix of national touring acts and exciting openers in the heart of Big Sky’s Town Center.

Celebrate the upcoming season with an evening of music and community at The Waypoint.

Schedule
7 PM – Doors Open
8 PM – 2026 Lineup Reveal
9 PM – Live Music by Dammit Lauren!

Date: March 28, 2026
Location: The Waypoint
50 Ousel Falls Road, Big Sky, MT

No cover.

Learn more at www.bigskyarts.org.

The Stories of Big Sky, Told by Big Sky – Winter Shootout Returns this Thursday at The Waypoint

The highly anticipated 11th Annual Big Sky Winter Shootout, presented by Second Season, is set to return on Thursday, March 26th at Big Sky Waypoint. This premier film and photography festival is a full on visual celebration of Big Sky’s mountain community and culture. It pays tribute to our local customs and traditions, gives voice to social issues, showcases the work and talents of the many creatives that call this place home, and does it all with a smile, tear and a laugh.

Showings at: 5PM, 6:30PM & 8PM
Shootout Awards Ceremony 9:15PM
After Party Featuring DJ Take A Chance (Big Sky Prom Theme)

Live People’s Choice Awards Film & Photo
🥇Place: $1000 Cash & Swag
🥈Place: $500 Cash & Swag
🥉Place: Second Season Pass Prize Package

 

Fly Fishing Film Tour Celebrates 20th Anniversary This Thursday at The Waypoint

Featuring films from all over the world, including some in our own backyard, the Fly Fishing Film Tour (F3T) lineup spotlights wild places, inspiring conservation stories, and the dedicated individuals who breathe fly fishing. Proceeds from the event go to support the Gallatin River Task Force and our ongoing Gallatin River Restoration project to restore stretches of the Gallatin impacted by heavy recreation. Including a raffle for an opportunity to win prizes from Skida, Bedrock Sandals, and more.

More information and tickets available here.

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