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Crow's Nest Gallery,
Lou Marchello
214 Main Street
Polson,
MT
59860
406-883-2488
fax:
406-883-9488
crownest@centurytel.net
No Website
The Crow's Nest Art Gallery is the oldest gallery in the valley. The Gallery sells fine art, limited prints & poster. A complete frame shop with over 30 years experience. Custom jewelry and fine gifts. Maps of Flathead Lake also available.
Miracle of America Museum,
Gil Mangels
36094 Memory Lane
Polson,
MT
59860
406-883-6804
fax:
No Fax
museum@cyberport.net
http://www.cyberport.net/museum
Over 12,000 artifacts reflect America's progress since 1776. Much local history plus antiques and vintage cars, trucks, boats, airplanes, snow equipment and motorcycles. The pioneer village behind the main building has a sewing shop, beauty parlor, barber shop, saddlery, sod roofed log cabin, school house, trappers cabin, logging displays, and much more. It was featured in LA Travel Section, Country Discoveries, National Discoveries, Guide To Rocky Mtns, Lets' go America, Lonely Planet & More. We also have brochures for you.
Mission Mountain Winery,
82420 US Hwy 93
Dayton,
MT
59860
406-849-5524
fax:
No Fax Entry
info@missionmountainwinery.com
http://www.missionmountainwinery.com
Mission Mountain Winery is a family owned winery located on the West Shore of Flathead Lake (the largest natural fresh water lake west of the Mississippi), in Dayton Montana. There is even access to the winery by boat. It was the first bonded winery in the state of Montana. It is amazing that some of the finest wines in the world come from this small winery in northwest Montana. Tom Campbell Jr. is the man behind the winemaking. Following the wisdom of his father Tom Sr., Tom Jr. attended the world renown University of California at Davis School of Enology and Viticulture (winemaking and vineyards). Mission Mountain Winery wines have met with excellent acceptance by Montana residents and visitors to the winery from all 50 States and 30 Foreign Countries. Our wines have received international recognition winning over 150 medals. Current international gold medal winners include Malbec, Merlot, Riesling and Monster Red. We encourage you to come enjoy this Montana treasure. Open May 1st to Oct 31st seven days a week 10-5. "We toast your good taste!"
Ninepipes Museum of Early Montana,
Rod Wamsley - Larel Cheff - Administrator
69316 US Highway 93
Charlo,
MT
59824
406-644-3435
fax:
ninepipes@charlo.net
www.ninepipesmuseum.org
Non-profit mseum, history of the area and Montana, ara wildlife and birds.
Pickel's Photography,
Steven D. Pickel
Polson,
MT
59860
406-890-9952
fax:
No Fax Entry
spickelphotography@yahoo.com
No Website Entry
Pickel's Photography provides a global experience of passion and vision to your photographic needs. Steve has photographed 3 Presidents, 250 weddings, The SeaHawks, several concerts...always finding the emotional essence of the spirit of the event. "My goal is to capture the SOUL and excitement of the images I create..!" I do endzone dances when I get the photography that inspires me...knowing it will grab my viewers...!!!
Polson-Flathead Historical Museum,
Lois Hart
708 Main St
Polson,
MT
59860
406-883-3049
fax:
No Fax/AltPhone 883-2680
hart@montansky.com
http://www.polsonflatheadmuseum.org
The Polson Flathead Historical Museum covers local history of the Flathead Reservation. Located at 708 Main Street in Polson, the museum is open from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Popular with children are the new hands-on Kids' Korner with activities, books and dress-up, the largest Model Railroad in NW Montana and the Lewis & Clark Expedition Marionettes made by Blanche Harding. Our Native American collection includes a tepee, historical objects and photos. Learn about life in 1910 in the Homesteaders' Kitchen, Bedroom and Schoolroom exhibits. We have trophies and photos since 1917 of Polson High School grads, fire engines,buggies and wagons, lots of photos of early boating on Flathead Lake and Regatta trophies, Edison phonographs plus various pianos and organs and Calamity Jane's saddle. Monday-Saturday 10-5, Sundays 12-3, Kid and Dog Friendly $3.00 Adults, $2.50 Seniors, Children under 12 Free. Group and School Tours are available upon request.
Port Polson Players/Mission Valley Friends of the Arts,
Neal & Karen Lewing
Boetcher Park US Hwy 93
Polson,
MT
59860
Box Office 406-883-9212
fax:
406-883-4691
portpolsonplayers@centurytel.net
http://www.portpolsonplayers.com
Built in 1938, the city owned John Dowdall Theatre has been renovated and is maintained by the non-profit organization, Mission Valley Friends of the Arts (MVFA). Under a twenty year lease with the city of Polson, the MVFA has an agreement with the Port Polson Players, to serve as caretakers for the facility. Neal and Karen Lewing, managing and artistic directors for the Players, also serve as secretarial and administrative directors for the MVFA. All fund raising drives for MVFA, follow up, publicity, building maintenance, contracted renovation, grant assistance, accountability and facilitation are conducted by the Lewings, on behalf of "The Friends". MVFA doesn't pay them for these services. They trade use of the facility to produce theatre.
Sandpiper Art Gallery,
306 Main Street, Suite A
Polson,
MT
59860
406-883-5956
fax:
No Fax
No Email
http://www.sandpiperartgallery.com
A fine arts non-profit organization promoting the fine arts and educating members and the public about the fine arts and creative process.
Showboat Cinema/Polson Theatres, Inc,
Gary Dupuis
416 Main St
Polson,
MT
59860
406-883-5606
fax:
406-883-5639
showboat@centurytel.net
http://www.polsontheatres.com
Locally owned, Polson Theatres, Inc. is the proud owner of Showboat Cinema in Polson and The Entertainer Cinema in Ronan.
The People's Center,
53253 US Hwy 93 (1 mile North of Pablo)
Pablo,
MT
59855
406-883-5344
fax:
No Fax
No Email Entry
http://www.peoplescenter.org
Mission Statement: The People's Center exists to provide public education on aspects of traditional lifestyles and histories of the Salish, Kootenai, and Pend d'Oreille people as sanctioned by tribal Elders and the Culture Committees.
Wild Horse Framing,
Russell & Barbra Stone
222 Main Street
Polson,
MT
59860
406-883-9469
fax:
No Fax Entry
2stones@centurytel.net
No Website Entry
This art gallery is proud to have been part of Polson business community for the past 18 years and plan on continuing.
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