The Creative and Cultural Economy

A profile of Helena will appear in the spring edition of the trust’s 500,000-circulation magazine, Preservation. The Queen City also will appear along with the 11 other "distinctive destinations" on the trust’s Web site.

What’s happening outside * Elk continue to shed antlers. * Look for buttercups blooming! Really! * Start to look for early migrants like the mountain bluebird, red winged blackbird and robin. * Watch aspen, cottonwood…

In Missoula… The Missoula Cultural Council’s annual Cultural Achievement awards have honored individuals whose outstanding works in the arts and humanities field have made a significant contribution to the community’s quality of life. The Business…

Wu cautions that creative cities must continue to innovate as other countries and cities seek to replicate their success.

Indeed, LAN parties look a lot like a swarming, buzzing hive.

This past week Missoula said goodbye to Lee Morrison, a longtime champion of the arts. For a full story and a list of her many contributions, visit http://www.missoulian.com/articles/2005/02/15/news/local/news04.txt In Missoula… The Missoula Cultural Council’s annual…

"Most of the museums have major Russells," Morand said, "but no one has them like we have them."

Stand alone attractions are likely to fail. If tourism is driven by experiences, it’s important to package these experiences and brand them.

Happy Valentine’s Day!!! Perugia is offering a special Valentine’s Menu tonight, featuring Seafood Bisque, Lamb Stuffed Empanada, Sundried-Dried Tomato Basil Rissotto, Grilled Rib Eye Steak Cognac, Braised Chicken in Chillindron Sauce, Shrimp Manicotti, and Baked…

According to Florida, the creative class now makes up 30 percent of the American workforce but accounts for half of all income earned.