Good morning, Great Falls.

Eden Feeds in Great Falls began with a simple request for chicken feed and now makes non-GMO livestock feed with whole grains — using mostly Montana grains to keep ingredients consistent for customers nationwide.

Established in Sept. 2019 with secondhand equipment, the business has steadily expanded its reach.

Eden Feeds in Great Falls began as a simple request for chicken feed made without GM ingredients and now offers whole grain livestock feed primarily from local Montana sources to customers online and in stores.

Co-owner Tom Kropf said his business continues to expand with a focus on quality.

The Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center will close on Oct.

1 for exhibit upgrades with a planned April 1, 2027 reopening as the Lewis and Clark Foundation takes on expanded operational duties amid key staff departures, and the gift shop and resource center will remain open.

The Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center will close Oct.

1 for gallery upgrades as the Lewis and Clark Foundation takes on new operational responsibilities amid staff departures—its gift shop and resource center will remain open—and it is set to reopen on April 1, 2027 with a grand celebration.

The Great Falls Public Library and MSU Extension Cascade County host the free Future Chefs program where kids learn real kitchen skills by preparing recipes such as homemade pizza, salad, and brunch dishes (space is limited and spots fill on a first-come, first-serve basis).

Third Eye Blind Concert

7-10:30 p.m. — Pacific Recycling — Purchase cheap tickets — Experience the energy of rock music live with Third Eye Blind.