Author: Tyler Tobin

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Big Sky Renaissance Faire Brings Magic to Town This Weekend!

Join us for our first annual Memorial Day weekend of historically-inspired merriment in Big Sky, Montana!

The Big Sky Renaissance Faire will feature local entertainers, merchants, and food vendors. This colorful gathering is a lively fundraising event for the Magpie Foundation, a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that benefits Montana veterans.

The Crossroads is our beautiful new venue It is located at the intersection of Aspen Leaf Drive and Huntley Drive, Big Sky, MT.
GPS: 45°15’29.6″N 111°18’17.6″W

Tickets are available for sale at the faire entrance or online at https://www.magpierenaissancefaire.org/tickets
$20 Adults
$10 Child (11-17)
FREE Veterans, Seniors 65+, Child (0-10)

Volunteers get free entrance to the faire all weekend – sign up for a shift here:
https://forms.gle/WhXbMA6jJaSYZiwx6

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All May at Big Sky Artists’ Studio & Gallery: Colors

The Big Sky Artists’ Studio & Gallery MAY show, “COLORS” celebrates the wild colors that are everywhere Yellowstone and Big Sky. “Fields of Color” (above) by Jake Mosher, captures the colorful wildflower and sky panoramas that mark the warmer months. 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.

Open from 11 – 5 Daily. Closed Tues & Wed in May.

in Community, Arts & Entertainment

Celebrate Cinco de Mayo in Big Sky: Music, Dancing & Family Fun

Join us for a vibrant and family-friendly Cinco de Mayo celebration at the Big Sky Center for the Arts. This community gathering brings people together to celebrate and learn more about Hispanic and American traditions while welcoming the spring season.

Enjoy an evening filled with music, movement, and hands-on activities for all ages. Dance along to live music by DJ QueenE, with optional dance lessons led by local instructors. Savor festive food and take part in a mockarita tasting, adding to the celebratory atmosphere.

Kids can get creative with piñata making, filling their creations with wishes and positive thoughts for the community. The evening will also feature a traditional fiesta piñata filled with candy for everyone to enjoy.

Whether you come to dance, connect, or simply celebrate, this event is a joyful way to experience culture, community, and creativity together.

in Community, Tourism, Development, Projects, Arts & Entertainment, Business

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.

 

in Business, Development, Community

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.

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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.

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