The Creative and Cultural Economy

“It’s a Montana movie”

The Little Film That Could

Yellow Bus Creations is a committed group of artisans and business people helping cultivate a more peaceful world by catalyzing social change through the promotion of creative, innovative expression.

“We are honored to have this special relationship with the Smithsonian,” Sims said. “This connects what we believe is the premier historical society in the West with one of the greatest historical institutions in the world.”

Why the Montana-Idaho border has such a jagged, if not tortured, profile that contrasts so sharply with Montana’s other three sides, so linear and geometrical, has an interesting history.

“High Noon” meets “Dawn of the Dead”

"We want this place to become a cultural center for the Bitterroot Valley," Stanley said. "We’re working to make this old courthouse become alive again. It hasn’t been utilized in a way that we feel like it could be."

The Nov/Dec issue of the State of the Arts is online and ready for viewing. (We apologize for the delay this time!) http://art.mt.gov/soa/listing.asp

Opportunity for American Indian Small Business Owners in Tourism

“They find Bigfork refreshing,” he said. “We’ve been discovered but we’re not overblown.”