Community Events Calendar
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Fill out the form and send it in! We will work to get your event up on the website in a timely manner. Please send information in at least one week prior to the event date. If you have an image you would like included with your event please email it to glendive.events@gmail.com
Tunisian Chrochet Class
Have you every tried Tunisian Crochet? It is a wonderful technique that is a blend between knitting and crochet. Many of the Tunisian crochet stitches have their own unique look, while others look like knitting stitches.
In this $60 3 hour class, you will learn the basics of Tunisian crochet. You will receive a book with several patterns, a full Tunisian crochet hook set, and yarn.
Glendive Gun Show
Glendive Gun Show
The Biggest Little Gun Show in Eastern Montana
Antiques, art, books, coins, collectibles, firearms & accessories, jewelry & western items
Show Hours
Friday 2/28 | 4pm - 8pm
Saturday 3/1 | 9am - 6pm
Sunday 3/2 | 9am-3pm
Admission $4 per day or $10 for all 3 days
Buccaneer Day
Have you ever wondered what life is like as a DCC student? If so, Buccaneer Days is the perfect opportunity for you! Hosted annually by our Admissions Office, Buccaneer Days offer a unique chance to experience a day in the life of a DCC student.
Here’s what you can look forward to:
Attend college classes and learn about our academic programs.
Meet current DCC students, instructors, and coaches.
Enjoy a meal in the cafeteria.
Take a guided tour of the DCC campus.
Go home with free Buccaneer gear and the information you need to plan your future.
Whether you’re exploring your college options or have already decided on DCC, attending Buccaneer Days is one of the best ways to:
Determine if DCC is the right fit for you.
Get to know your campus, advisor, and classroom settings ahead of time to make your future orientation experience easier.
Upcoming Buccaneer Day Dates:
Monday, February 3, 2025
Monday, March 3, 2025
Monday, April 7, 2025
Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to see what makes DCC special!
Cloud Nine's 6th Year Anniversary
Join us in celebrating 6 years! We want to thank and appreciate our customers by having lots of great sales and snacks during this week. Please stop by if you've been with us for years or if you just found out about us; everyone is welcome!
Fat Tuesday Chocolicious
The Gallery Presents:
FAT TUESDAY Chocolicious
2 Fountains
Desserts
Hors d’oevres and MORE!
Beer and wine sold.
Door Prizes - Silent Auction
Early tickets $20 available at the Gallery
At the Door $25 each or $45 per couple
Night of Hope
Night of Hope - Banquet for the Glendive Community Cancer Fund
Tax deductible donations can be sent to PO Box 1144, Glendive, MT 59330
Untitled Event
Join us Sunday, March 30th from 2-5pm for a creative and eco-friendly workshop where you'll learn how to make your own Plarn (plastic yarn) and T-shirt yarn from upcycled materials! In this hands-on class, you'll explore sustainable crafting techniques that reduce waste while creating unique yarns perfect for a variety of DIY projects.
What You Will Learn:
Plarn Making: Learn how to turn plastic bags into soft, sturdy yarn (Plarn) using easy cutting and knotting techniques. We'll show you how to properly cut plastic bags into strips and link them together to create the perfect yarn for your projects.
T-shirt Yarn Making: Discover how to repurpose old t-shirts into yarn! We'll guide you through the process of cutting t-shirts into strips, and how to join them to make a long, continuous thread ideal for weaving, knitting, or crocheting.
Project Ideas: Get inspiration for your next project—whether it's a woven mat, a tote bag, or a home décor item. You'll leave with ideas for using both Plarn and T-shirt yarn in creative ways.
Eco-Friendly Crafting: Understand the environmental benefits of upcycling and using materials that would otherwise be discarded, making your crafting both fun and sustainable.
All supplies are included so just bring your desire to create!
Whether you're looking to reduce waste, try a new craft, or simply make something beautiful, this class will guide you every step of the way. No previous experience required—just bring your creativity and enthusiasm!
Come and get your hands on some plastic and fabric, and leave with a brand-new set of skills for upcycling materials into fun, handmade creations!
Bachelors Of Broadway - Eastern Montana Concert Association
Performed by three of New York City’s top theatrical performers, Bachelors of Broadway offers soaring and thrilling melodies in contemporary three-part vocal harmony. This show breathes new life into vintage classics from the Golden Age of Broadway with lush symphonic arrangements of songs from both contemporary and classic musicals, including Wicked, Phantom of the Opera, Hamilton, and more!
Flashback Badlands Brawl III
Badlands Brawl 3 is headed outdoors at Pin High Sports Bar and Casino!
Witness the high-octane action and more from Flashback Pro Wrestling's best!
Spring Fling
The Chamber is hosting the annual Spring Fling Arts, Crafts, and Vendor show. April 4th-5th, 2025. More information to come.
Buccaneer Day
Have you ever wondered what life is like as a DCC student? If so, Buccaneer Days is the perfect opportunity for you! Hosted annually by our Admissions Office, Buccaneer Days offer a unique chance to experience a day in the life of a DCC student.
Here’s what you can look forward to:
Attend college classes and learn about our academic programs.
Meet current DCC students, instructors, and coaches.
Enjoy a meal in the cafeteria.
Take a guided tour of the DCC campus.
Go home with free Buccaneer gear and the information you need to plan your future.
Whether you’re exploring your college options or have already decided on DCC, attending Buccaneer Days is one of the best ways to:
Determine if DCC is the right fit for you.
Get to know your campus, advisor, and classroom settings ahead of time to make your future orientation experience easier.
Upcoming Buccaneer Day Dates:
Monday, February 3, 2025
Monday, March 3, 2025
Monday, April 7, 2025
Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to see what makes DCC special!
Root & Release
ROOT & RELEASE
A Somatic Journey Back to You - led by Rachel Dehler, Sonder Breath
Experience the heart of root and release with Rachel from Sonder Breath, guiding you through a transformative breathwork journey designed to release emotional blocks, restore balance, and awaken your true potential.
What’s included: Exclusive breathwork journey with Rachel, Make your own tabletop zen garden, guided journaling, yoga for embodiment, and Acai bowl bar.
Choose your date: Saturday April 12th or Sunday April 13th
Investment: $225 or $200 if registered by March 15th
To Register contact 1893 Matthew’s house 406-359-1515; info@1893matthewshouse.com
Annual CDA Hot Dish and Salad Luncheon
Annual CDA Hot Dish and Salad Luncheon
Free Will Offering
Location: KC Hall
Time: 11:30am-2pm
Good Shot Judy "The Century of Swing" - Eastern MT Concert Association
Grounded in the swinging cadence of the Big Band Era, Good Shot Judy is fueled by the Golden Age of 1930s Jazz music. This high-energy band brings melodic muscle to every show and offers a performance that has one foot in the past and one in the here and now. Their show “The Century of Swing” features smooth standards like “Beyond The Sea,” “You Make Me Feel So Young,” “Fly Me To The Moon,” “Feeling Good,” and more!
MW Triathlon "Journey to the Badlands"
This is not your average triathlon. You or your relay team will have a scenic journey to the badlands while you kayak 8.3+ miles, run 3.4+ miles and bike 12.37+ miles through Glendive. At the finish we will have a beer garden, food trucks, live entertainment and vendors to help you celebrate your journey to the badlands and replenish those calories you lost along the way.
Sign up-
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Rules:
• Individual or team must provide their own equipment (kayak, life jacket, oars, bike and helmet)
• Numbers must be marked on the body according to body marking regulations and each individual or team member must have their numbers displayed on them.
• Numbers must be visible on the participants, their kayak and bike.
• Relay teams will consist of three persons of your choice. We don’t judge. You will pick which teammate will kayak, run and bike.
• All participants within a team will complete the kayak sequentially, run sequentially, and bike sequentially. To further clarify, athlete 1 will complete the kayak portion, tag athlete 2 who will then complete the run, tag athlete 3 who will complete the bike.
• You are only allowed ONE bike for the bike leg.
• Play nice with others.
• Have Fun!
*Kayaks, canoes and paddle boards will all be acceptable for the water portion. Your flotation device is your choice as long as it is a one man vessel without a motor.
DCHS 1970s All Class Reunion
The DCHS Class of 1975 is hosting a all 1970s Class Reunion to mark the 50 year reunion.
More details to come
Women in Agriculture
The next Women In Ag event coming up this month will focus on succession planning. February 19th starting at 6:30pm at the Holiday Inn!
To register please contact Bailey Stoveland
Email: bstoveland@bravera.bank
Phone: 406-377-8282
Reimagining Rural
Do you want to be part of positive change in Glendive? Join us for Reimagining Rural!
Reimagining Rural is an excellent program to increase volunteer engagement in rural communities. Join us for an in-person gathering at the Glendive Chamber of Commerce for local volunteers and leaders to engage with rural-focused speakers via Zoom. We will have a group discussion about the ideas we heard from the speaker and how they might apply locally. Sign up by Feb. 4, 2025 by emailing Jaime at communitydevelopmentspecialist@epedc.com.
60th Annual Eaton Private Treaty Bull Sale
THE EATON CHAROLAIS BULL PENS OPEN FEBRUARY 18th, 2025!
ETN BRAND BULLS ARE SOLD IN TWO GROUPS, PICK YOUR PRICE AND PICK YOUR BULL!
THE EATON PROGRAM SPECIALIZES IN HERD SIRE CALIBER BULLS WITH NO BIDDING AND NO OVERPAYING.
Dino Night with the Bucs
Dino Night with the Bucs!
DCC Bucks Basketball Games
Free Popcorn, & hot dogs
T-Shirt Toss & Prizes
Dex Vs Bucky Race!
Spuds 4 Spaying: Potato Bar
February is National Potato Lover's Month, and it is also National Spay/Neuter Awareness Month, so we decided to have a full potato bar!
We will have a full buffet of delicious toppings to load your potato up! All proceeds will go to helping Spay/neuter community cats for Happy Tails’ TNR program.
Glendive Agricultural Trade Exposition
Friday 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
GATE Seminars are free for everyone!
Introduction to Honey Bees presented by MSU Extension Agent and Master Beekeeper Shelley Mills
Friday at 10:00 AM
Have you been “itching” to learn more about honey bees? Have the desire, but need a little guidance? Well, here’s your opportunity to learn more about honey bees and how to start keeping bees. In this introduction to honey bees Shelley Mills MSU Extension Agent and Master Beekeeper will teach you all about honey bee biology, explain and demonstrate the equipment and tools you will need to keep honey bees, and teach you the top ten newbie mistakes for beekeepers. In the presentation honey bee biology you will learn about the different classes of honey bees within the hive, how workers know what their job is, communication within the hive and the different races of bees available. In the equipment and tools section you will learn about the components of the Langstroth hive and how it fits together, and you’ll learn the tools of the trade and why we use them in bee keeping. Finally, you will learn what the top pitfalls are for a new beekeeper and how to avoid them.
Intensive Grazing presented by Montana rancher Gage Iverson
Gage Iverson will touch on the ecological and economics of intensive grazing. He will also dive into his personal practices and observations over the past five years.
Montana Ag Economy Year in Review & 2025 Outlook presented by Extension Specialist Joel Schumacher
Friday at 1:00 PM
2024 was a mixed bag for the Montana Ag Economy. The brightest spot was very strong cattle prices throughout the year. Prices for small grains were weak for much of 2024. Drought conditions returned to Eastern and South Eastern Montana in the second half of the year. Cattle inventory numbers remained low as herd rebuilding after the drought years of 2021 and 2022 was hampered by strong prices. Policy uncertainty is looming large as we near the 2025 growing season. The most recent Farm Bill expired in the fall of 2023 with congress passing a one year extension. The 2024 election cycle brings new members to congress, it isn’t yet clear how or when policies important to agriculture, such as risk management, conservation and nutrition programs will be addressed. The incoming administration has also indicated more restrictive trade policies are likely to be implemented which could be important to ag exporters.
What is Your Soil Telling You? With Chet Hill; Nutrien Ag Solutions
Friday 2:15 PM
Discuss with growers how to go through a soil test; and determine the balance of nutrients in the soil. Calculate key ratios and determine which nutrients the soil needs most. Not going to fix the soil but feed the plants.
Intensive Grazing presented by Montana rancher Gage Iverson
Saturday at 10:00 AM
Gage Iverson will touch on the ecological and economics of intensive grazing. He will also dive into his personal practices and observations over the past five years.
Have and Idea for a seminar or want to sponsor one?
Call Ashley Fulton at 406-939-0904.
Raffle
GATE Raffle
GATE's raffle proceeds are used to benefit local ag-related organizations.
“The Check Is In The Mail” Bronze Sculpture by Harvey Rattey - Donated By Bridger Bronze.
36" Blackstone 4-Burner Propane Hard-Top Griddle and Accessories - Donated by Tractor Supply Company . Package includes propane tank, cover and more!
Troy-Built Storm 2420, 24 inch Snow Blower - Donated by Tractor Supply Company
A raffle will also be held with the drawing of the winning tickets at 4:00 PM on Saturday February 15th.
Tickets will be available starting January 17, 2025
Get the tickets from any GATE member, from the Chamber of Commerce, or purchase during GATE.
Reimagining Rural
Do you want to be part of positive change in Glendive? Join us for Reimagining Rural!
Reimagining Rural is an excellent program to increase volunteer engagement in rural communities. Join us for an in-person gathering at the Glendive Chamber of Commerce for local volunteers and leaders to engage with rural-focused speakers via Zoom. We will have a group discussion about the ideas we heard from the speaker and how they might apply locally. Sign up by Feb. 4, 2025 by emailing Jaime at communitydevelopmentspecialist@epedc.com.
Kate's Birthday Event - Sugar Plum Jewelry
It’s our founder Kate’s birthday, and we’re celebrating with a HUGE event! Storewide sales up to 40% off + giveaways and a “Share the Love” treasure hunt!
Murdered & Missing Indigenous Women / Persons Awareness Night
MMIW/MMIP Awareness Night at DCC Basketball
Join us in raising awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Persons (MMIW/MMIP) at the DCC Men’s & Women’s Basketball games.
Wear Red to show your support for those still missing and to honor the families who have lost loved ones.
Date: Sunday, February 9th, 2 pm & 4 pm
Location: Toepke Center Gym
DCC’s Indigenous Culture Club organizes this event to raise awareness of this ongoing crisis and stand in solidarity with our Indigenous communities.
#MMIW #MMIP #WearRed #IndigenousAwareness #DCCBasketball #SupportAndRemember #NotInvisible
Bucs, Boots, & Buckles Banquet
Benefit for the Dawson Community College Rodeo Team
Saturday February 8th at the Moose Lodge in Glendive
5:00 PM - Doors and Silent Auction Open
6:00 PM - Dinner Served by Ladies of the Moose
7:00 PM - Live Auction Starts
Tickets $35-Adults; $20-12 & under
For more information call Shawn McGinley at 406-570-8065
Reimaging Rural
Do you want to be part of positive change in Glendive? Join us for Reimagining Rural!
Reimagining Rural is an excellent program to increase volunteer engagement in rural communities. Join us for an in-person gathering at the Glendive Chamber of Commerce for local volunteers and leaders to engage with rural-focused speakers via Zoom. We will have a group discussion about the ideas we heard from the speaker and how they might apply locally. Sign up by Feb. 4, 2025 by emailing Jaime at communitydevelopmentspecialist@epedc.com.
Chunky Knit Blanket Class
Join us February 22nd from 2-5pm for a fun Chunky Knit Blanket Class. In this class you will use chunky, soft yarn to create a blanket using only your hands. No previous knitting experience is necessary. You will leave this class with a finished blanket.
All supplies are included so just bring your desire to create!
Space is limited and sign up will be cut off on February 1st, so sign up now to reserve your spot! Message me for color options!
Buccaneer Day
The DCC Admissions Office hosts Buccaneer Days for prospective students. At this event, you will learn about academic programs and student services, meet current DCC students, meet with instructors and coaches, eat in the cafeteria, and take a tour of the DCC campus. We will send you home with information, answers, and free Buccaneer gear.
Glendive Duck Unlimited Annual Banquet
Montana Ducks Unlimited cordially invites you to attend our annual banquet in Glendive.
When: Saturday, February 1, 2025 @ 5:30pm
The prizes this year are going to be epic - so don't miss out!
1893 Matthew's House Hat Bar Workshop
LET'S CREATE THE HAT OF YOUR DREAMS!
We are excited to announce our partnership with 1893 Matthew's House on January 26th 2025. We look forward to offering a fun, creative and interactive event to the wonderful community of Glendive MT.
BELLY UP TO A DIFFERNET KIND OF BAR! A HAT BAR
There's nothing better than getting your favorite group of friends together! Now you can double the fun at our Hat Bar!
How Does it Work?
Great question! Here's the Deal:
Browse all our hat options in the comments of the event post Pre order your hat by completing the google order form on or before JANUARY 3RD 2025
I have loads of style and color options so that you can find the perfect one! and don't hesitate to ask questions
show up on January 26th 2025 to the workshop and Peruse all of our carefully curated hat accessories , choose up to 9 embellishments that speak to you.
I have charms, hat pins, jewels, feathers, ribbons denim, lace, hemp cord, suede cord, chains , scarves and poker cards, match sticks. I bring everything needed and it is all included in ONE price.
Slide on up to the Bar and grab a stool. Your Hat Bar stylist will work with you to build the hat of your dreams. I will provide all the tools and fasteners needed to complete and design your hat
Walk out wearing your custom hat and live your best life!
Please reach out to Brandy Johnson with Hot Headed Hats with any questions 701-260-1769
Give Hot Headed Hats a like and follow to see other beautifully designed hats for inspiration
MAKE SURE TO ORDER before JANUARY 3RD 2025
Class is limited to 20 Happy Hatters!
38th Annual Farm & Ranch Appreciation Banquet
For 38 years, the Glendive Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture has proudly hosted the Farm & Ranch Appreciation Banquet to show our gratitude to the hardworking farmers and ranchers in our community.
This event is made possible thanks to the incredible support of local businesses. If your company is interested in sponsoring a table at this year’s banquet, please contact Tacee at the Chamber.
A table sponsorship is $500 and includes eight seats for you and your guests. While you're welcome to attend and host your table, it’s not required—we can assist with seating arrangements if needed.
We sincerely appreciate the continued support from our businesses and community for this cherished annual event!
WMS Student Trivia Night
WMS Student Trivia Night with BlockBlast Pre-Event and Taco Bar Dinner!
It's Back!!! Can't wait to see you there!!! Added by student request, BlockBlast Tournament prior to Trivia!!!
All registration forms should be dropped off at WMS to Mrs. Kennedy or emailed to kennedyk@glendiveschools.org.
Game on, Demons!!!
Open to Grades 5-8
Pizza for Purrs
join Happy Tails for our 4th annual Pizza for Purrs event! Order Pizza Hut Jan. 23 and use HUTGIVES for online orders or show/tell your cashier at checkout. Happy Tails will receive 20% of all qualifying sales.
Chunky Knit Blanket Class
Join us Sunday, January 19th from 2-5pm for a fun Chunky Knit Blanket Class. In this class you will use chunky, soft yarn to create a blanket using only your hands. No previous knitting experience is necessary. You will leave this class with a finished blanket.
All supplies are included so just bring your desire to create!
Space is limited and sign up will be cut off on January 6th, so sign up now to reserve your spot! Message me for color options!
"Choice of ETN Cowherd" National Charolais Sale
The Eaton brood cow has nearly 60 years of high accuracy, genetics built into her pedigree.
The ETN brand is the breeds leading
source of Dams of Distinction. They focus on udder quality, pigmentation, fleshing ability, and marbling, all traits that have
obvious economic importance.
This selection has been a staple lot in the National Sale for years due to the buyers continued interest year after year. Nowhere else can they go to find this kind of quality in volume. To better understand the quality of
the Eaton cow, here is a breakdown of how they stack up in terms of EPD's. Of the 2,247 Eaton females, including replacement
heifers, this is how many rank within the top 25% of the breed for each trait:
CE: 787, BW: 1,004, MILK: 1,338, MCE: 1,554, TM: 807, MARB: 676
If you are serious about the breed, take a deep dive into this lot, there could be no better way to bolster your cowherd than with
an Eaton cow.
Selling:
Buyers choice of 100% in one female. Seller respectfully requests that you make your selection by May 1st.
Destination Marketing Organization (DMO) Meeting
Glendive DMO Board Meeting Agenda
January, 2024 at 12:00 pm
Location: Glendive Chamber
Attendees:
Approval of Agenda:
Approval of Minutes:
Old Business/updates:
Wayfinding- Makoshika sign/Fisher Sand & Gravel
Coloring Sheets
New Business:
Airport update
Hathaway Billboard
Windfall will present their media plan
Hire Social/ Web Specialist
Financials:
Pizza for Wellness: A Slice of Support
Craving pizza? Order from Pizza Hut on January 16 and use code HUTGIVES for online orders, or mention it to your cashier in-store! You’ll get a delicious meal, and Makoshika Wellness will receive 20% of all qualifying sales. It's a win-win!
If ordering online at pizzahut.com / the Pizza Hut app, go to your cart and enter code HUTGIVES in the coupon feild. A $0.01 discount will indicate your ticket is accounted for.
Money for MonDak
Money for MonDak - Funding Workshop
Are you a small business owner or producer in Eastern Montana or Western North Dakota looking to:
- expand your value-added agricultural operation?
- improve the energy efficiency of your building?
- add renewable energy but not sure how it fits into your business or ag operation?
Join the experts to learn how to access USDA grant programs that may benefit your operation!
Morning Session (10 -11:45 a.m.)
Rural Energy for America (REAP) Grant Program
Learn what funding assistance is available to add
renewable energy or improve energy efficiency for your
small business or agricultural operation.
Afternoon Session (1-3 p.m.)
Value-Added Producer Grant (VAPG) Program
Planning or working capital assistance for producers
ready to expand customer markets and increase sales.
First Day Hike at Makoshika
Start 2024 off on the right foot with a First Day Hike at Makoshika State Park. On Jan. 1, Montana State Parks will host First Day Hikes. Being immersed in nature has never been more important for your mental health and physical wellbeing. These fun hikes are for all ages and are family friendly. We ask that you do not bring your pets to this event.
This 1-mile hike on the Bluebird Trail will be led by Montana FWP staff and will introduce participants to the Makoshika State Park badlands topography. Hike begins at 11 a.m. Free food, refreshments and drinks will be provided following the hike in the visitor center by the Friends of Makoshika. Please meet outside the Makoshika State Park visitor center at 11 am. For more information, call 406-377-6256.
Hikers should wear weather-appropriate clothing, bring a water bottle and ice cleats or snowshoes if the trail conditions are snowy or icy. First Day Hike participants are encouraged to share their adventures on social media with #FirstDayHikes. For more information on these or other Montana state parks, visit: stateparks.mt.gov.
First Day Hikes is an annual, nationwide special event co-sponsored by America's State Parks which originated more than 25 years ago at the Blue Hills Reservation – a state park in Milton, Mass. All 50 states will be participating in the tenth annual national event that encourages everyone to celebrate the New Year with guided outdoor exploration.