Arts & Crafts · Workshop

Travelers’ Rest Art Cart

Name: Travelers’ Rest Art Cart
Start: 2027-02-01T13:00
End: 2027-02-01T15:00
Location: Travelers' Rest State Park

Join us at Travelers' Rest State Park for a creative afternoon making free souvenirs.

Mon, 1 Feb 2027 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM (America/Denver) Travelers' Rest State Park Lolo , Montana

Experience the intersection of history and creativity at the Travelers’ Rest Art Cart. Located at the historic Travelers' Rest State Park in Lolo, Montana, this engaging program invites visitors of all ages to craft their own unique, free souvenir. Set against the backdrop of the beautiful Lolo Creek, participants can connect with the legacy of the Lewis and Clark Corps of Discovery while enjoying a hands-on artistic experience in a serene, natural environment.

What to Expect

Visitors can expect a relaxed, outdoor creative session where they can craft a personalized souvenir while learning about the rich history of the park.

Who Should Attend

Families with children
History enthusiasts
Local residents
Park visitors
Art hobbyists

Agenda Overview

The Art Cart operates from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM, providing all necessary materials for visitors to create their own souvenirs.

Venue & Address

Travelers' Rest State Park

6717 US-12
Lolo , Montana – 59847
United States

Organizer

Travelers' Rest State Park · Government/Non-profit

A state park dedicated to preserving the history of the Lewis and Clark expedition and the Native peoples of the region.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Art Cart free?

Yes, the Art Cart program is free for all park visitors.

Where is the event located?

It is held at Travelers' Rest State Park, 6717 US-12, Lolo, MT.

What ages is this for?

The program is designed to be family-friendly and suitable for all ages.

Do I need to bring supplies?

No, all materials for the souvenir craft are provided.

Is there an entry fee for the park?

Please check the official Travelers' Rest State Park website for current park entry requirements.

What is the history of the site?

The park is a historic site visited by the Lewis and Clark Corps of Discovery.