Downtown Billings

Is cancelation fatigue setting in? Perhaps. It seems like I've written, "in a year full of cancellations" about a hundred times this year. Here comes another one.

Fall kicks into high gear in October and the Downtown Billings Association has something fun. It's their first ever Upcycled Scarecrow Contest. With cash prizes for the top three entries, this event sounds like a lot of fun.

In a year overflowing with cancellations and postponements, it's refreshing to see something on the calendar for this weekend in Downtown Billings. The annual Crazy Days event kicked off today (8/6) and runs through Sunday (8/9).

One of the finest restaurants in Billings will close their doors this weekend, after eight years on historic Montana Avenue.

When I rounded the corner from third street onto 27th Street the magnitude of the movement came into full view: easily 1,000 people were gathered on the sidewalk and in the park adjacent to the Yellowstone County Courthouse.

The Sourdough Bagel shop opened their doors in downtown Billings last week and have been selling out daily. We tried them (excellent) and caught up with the owner for a chat about her extraordinary bagels.

When you think everything in your life is going wrong, there always seems to be a story or a situation that makes you realize, it can always be worse.

Construction that began last fall on N. 27th Street resumed on Monday (4/13) and is expected to take most of the summer. Here is what to expect regarding delays or detours.

City Brew is opening it's latest Billings location on Wednesday, March 11th.

Downtown Billings Alliance is accepting new applications for the Utility Box artwork project. If your design is accepted, you'll get $600. And fame!