Education · Workshop
Lewis and Clark Experience with Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument
Unearth a story from Montana with a ranger-led program about the Lewis and Clark expedition.
Discover the rich history of Montana with a special ranger-led program at the Great Falls Public Library. This event, featuring the Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument, invites participants to explore the legacy of the Lewis and Clark expedition. Through storytelling and hands-on crafts, attendees will use their imagination to connect with the past. It is a wonderful opportunity for all ages to learn about the historic trail and the natural beauty of the region.
What to Expect
An informative and interactive session about Montana's history.
Who Should Attend
- History buffs
- Families
- Students
- Great Falls residents
Agenda Overview
The event takes place on June 16, 2026.
Venue & Address
Organizer
Great Falls Public Library · Library
Providing educational resources and community events for Great Falls.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the event about?
It is a ranger-led program about the Lewis and Clark expedition.
Who is hosting?
The Great Falls Public Library.
Is it for kids?
Yes, it includes hands-on crafts suitable for various ages.
Where is it located?
It is held at the Great Falls Public Library, 301 2nd Ave North.
Is there a cost?
Please contact the library for event details.
How can I get more info?
You can email [email protected].
Tags
History
Education
Lewis and Clark
Library
Montana
Workshop
Summary
A ranger-led educational program about the Lewis and Clark expedition at the Great Falls Public Library.
Reference:
greatfallslibrary.org
Highlights
- Ranger-led program
- Lewis and Clark history
- Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument
- Hands-on crafts
- Educational and engaging
- Hosted by Great Falls Public Library
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