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Summer is a busy time in Montana, with all kinds of events and festivals taking place you will certainly want to make time to be part of one of the most popular

Known as the unofficial start of summer, but more importantly - a weekend to honor those military personnel who died while serving our country - Memorial Day Weekend is packed with events for the entire family. The Bozeman area offers tons of choices to satisfy both ends of the spectrum.

Montana's history is veined with so much Irish tradition and history. In addition to Butte being called "the most Irish town in America", Montana ranks in the top 10 of states with the highest percentage of Irish heritage (14%).

Montana made headlines last year with it's stunning parade of giant trucks fully lit up in Christmas lights and decorations. Thankfully, it returns this year AND with more opportunity to see the trucks and meet the drivers.

We all know how much Bozeman loves Montana State University. We all know MSU is the heart of the valley and even though, you can take the Bobcat out of Bozeman, you can't take Bozeman out of the Bobcat

So maybe you don't have the time or the funds to jump on a plane and head over to Germany in the next couple of weeks, that's ok, you can still celebrate Oktoberfest right here in Montana

Horns were honking, music was playing, and vehicles with signs saying "We Miss You" rolled through neighborhoods.

The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City is a long time tradition and this year is extra special because our a local Montana Cheerleader, Kelsey Myers, will be in the parade again.

This event is an opportunity for the community to tour newly constructed homes throughout the Gallatin Valley and meet the professionals who built them.

July 2nd, 3rd and 4th will see Livingston turn into rodeo heaven as the famous Livingston Roundup takes over the town. Ticket info and event schedules are here...

If you didn't head over Homestake Pass to see the Butte, Montana festivities first hand, we've got some video of the crowds. For the most part, it seems like everything was pretty under control!

Kids donned shorts and Bobcat T-shirts, waved tiny American flags and snatched up candy and fuzzy blue and white hats at the annual Montana State University homecoming parade on Main Street Saturday morning. The MSU Bobcats football team takes on Cal Poly for the homecoming game at 1:30 p...