The 2008 Tuney Award winners have been announced and you will see some familiar names and a few new ones.
Congratulations to all of the winners and thanks for making Billings a better place to live by sharing your gifts.
Saturday
•The Yellowstone Valley Farmers Market satisfies your craving for homegrown food, street music and a social Saturday with vendors and shoppers everywhere. 8:30 a.m. to noon, downtown. Saturdays through Oct. 4. Be sure to check out the AAUW book sale!
•Sturgis Motorcycle Rally attendees and fans get ready for the big event at the Warm Up Rally, an event sponsored by the Billings Motorcycle Club. Gates open at 10 a.m. for a busy day of events, including a poker run, bikini bike wash and KickinPromo Girls, a vintage bike show at 3 p.m., and live music by Black Velvet at 11 a.m. and South Carolina’s D.B. Bryant Band at 4 p.m. MetraPark. Free admission.
•Beartooth Harley-Davidson/Buell holds a warm-up for the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally open to everybody with live music by D’Tective and burgers, brats and drinks from the Powderhorn Lounge. Noon to 5 p.m., 6900 S. Frontage Road. Free admission.
Saturday & Sunday
•Rangers lead hour-long interpretative tours on a half-mile loop through Pictograph Cave State Park. 10 a.m. and noon, Saturdays and Sundays through August. Free, with no reservations required.
Check out the Billings Outpost’s Calendar of events for more activities around the area.
The Billings Outpost publishes an excellent calendar of events every week. I find it to be easier than the Gazette’s to utilize since I can find everything together within a few pages of each issue. The Outpost’s calendar gives an overview of the entire week. The Gazette does a fine job of publishing daily events but sometimes you only find out about some events the day they happen.
This is the unabashed fan club of Billings and Yellowstone County. Feel free to browse and if you have something you wish to add feel free to contact us at the address on the "About" page.
