Good morning, Great Falls.

The 57th annual Russell Art Auction will begin Saturday night at the museum with nearly thirty C.M.

Russell works and over 120 historic pieces, making it the largest auction of Russell works in decades—proceeds will help support local artists and museum operations.

Art Up Montana hosts a spirit fair in Great Falls that features local art and interactive displays—residents are invited to experience creative works and community culture.

State lawmakers are debating bills to protect water rights on state lands, sell off inaccessible parcels, expand free school meals, add insurance for mental health screenings, regulate pet insurance and change wolf hunting rules.

Concerns remain over potential impacts to farmers, schools and wildlife—more committee reviews are planned.

Lawmakers in Helena debated nuclear power when Rep. Gary Parry passed a model pellet in a House committee meeting and introduced bills—HB 623 for waste management and HB 696 for uranium enrichment—that passed in the House and will be heard in the Senate on March 27.

Critics, including the Montana Environmental Information Center, expressed concerns that nuclear projects may risk community safety and raise energy rates, arguing that renewable energy holds more promise.

Neighborhood Council 4 will meet at 6:30 p.m. on March 27 at Heritage Baptist Church, 900 52nd St. N.

The council will review a Neighborworks presentation, city planning details on the proposed Meadowview subdivision’s annexation request and The Falls Development, and will conduct a group exercise on growth policy — all to connect residents with city government.

LOCASH Concert

Enjoy a live performance by LOCASH at The Newberry in Great Falls.

Memory Cafe for April

12:30 – 2:00 p.m. — Great Falls Public Library — No cost — A relaxed gathering for those concerned with memory loss to connect and participate in activities.

Casey Donahew Concert

7:30-9:00 p.m. | The Newberry | Ticket prices vary | Dance and sing along to Texas country tunes with Casey Donahew in Great Falls.

Spring Loaded Music Festival

5 PM – 2 AM — The Do Bar — Check the event for ticket prices — A jam-packed day of metal, hip-hop, rock, and EDM performances by a diverse lineup of artists.

Sturniolo Triplets Concert

8:30-10:00 PM — Mansfield Center for the Performing Arts — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy an engaging evening with the Sturniolo Triplets as they bring their unique performance to Great Falls.

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