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Discover Big Sky Country, The Treasure State, and one of America’s most breathtaking landscapes. From Glacier National Park and Yellowstone country to wide-open prairies, mountain towns, ranching traditions, Native American history, wildlife, rivers, rodeos, and road trips, Montana offers a powerful mix of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and outdoor adventure.
Whether you are planning a Montana vacation, learning about the 41st state, or simply celebrating from home, Montana Day is a chance to explore the stories, places, and spirit that make this state unforgettable.
On the Web
National Montana Day – National Montana Day is celebrated on May 3 every year. National Montana Day was created to celebrate the Big Sky State and Montanans.
City of Billings – Billings was nicknamed the “Magic City” because of the rapid growth from its founding as a railroad town in March 1882. It’s the largest city in the state of Montana and the 282nd largest city in the United States, with a population estimated at 119,706 as of 2022.
Montana Government – The official state government portal.
Montana Tourism – The official state website.
Visit Montana – Montana is the epitome of The Great American West – a vast, unspoiled landscape just waiting to be explored
Wikipedia – The State of Montana, according to the Internet encyclopedia.
Here are a few simple ways to celebrate Montana Day:
Explore photos, videos, and travel guides for Glacier National Park, Yellowstone National Park, Flathead Lake, Bozeman, Missoula, Helena, Butte, Billings, and Whitefish.
Listen to music inspired by the American West, open roads, mountain landscapes, rivers, and wide skies.
Cook a Montana-inspired meal featuring huckleberries, trout, bison, beef, flathead cherries, or campfire-style comfort food.
Read about Montana history, Native American nations, mining towns, ranching life, national parks, conservation, and western storytelling.
Plan a future Montana road trip through mountain passes, prairie towns, lake country, hot springs, scenic byways, and national park gateways.
Share a Montana memory, photo, travel dream, or favorite Big Sky Country destination with friends.
Celebrate!
National Michigan Day – National Michigan Day is celebrated every year on January 18.
National Country Music Day – Celebrate Country Music Day on July 4 and through the year!
I Love Horses Day – Show your love for the equine world July 15!
Day of the Cowboy – Celebrate cowboy culture on July 23!
Drink Beer Day – On September 28, we consider all the beers that make us happy.
Montana Stations at Radio.Garden
- FM99 The Mountain (Red Lodge)
- KDTR 103.3 The Trail (Missoula)
- KGHL AM 790 The Mighty (Billings)
- KGLT FM 91.9 (Bozeman)
- KOPR 94 (Butte)
- Montana Public Radio FM 89.1 (Missoula)
- Panther Country Radio (Roundup)
- Planet 106.7 (Billings)
- The Zone FM 96.3 (Billings)
- U 104.5 (Billings)
- YPR Classical (Billings)
- YPR Jazz (Billings)
Where are you in Montana?
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