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The GUIDE to

DOWNTOWNMissoula

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Welcome to Missoula!Downtown Missoula is one of the most vibrant, lively, healthy, and engaging city centers in the RockyMountain West. It’s the place to connect with friends and family to enjoy the richness of community. It is the epicenter of commerce, culture, dining, and entertainment. DowntownMissoula offers the local flavors of a thriving communitywealthy in art, culture, and outdoor recreation.

Downtown is an important asset to ourquality of life in Missoula. It is a symbol of:

•A Healthy Economy • Excellent Quality of Life•Our Community’s History & Identity • Local Pride•Quality of Business & Employment Life

Downtown Missoula is the heart ofcommunity, government, business, arts and culture, shopping,dining and entertainment for all. A thriving Downtown is important to the entire community of Missoula because:

• Downtown business keeps money in the local economy

• Downtown’s health impacts surrounding residential neighborhoods

• Downtown is a good incubator for new small businesses

• Local independent businesses support local community projects

• Downtown businesses employ more than 14,000 Missoulians

• Downtown brings people together and builds a stronger community

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Downtown Missoula is a major destinationand economic driver due to the leadership and work of theDowntown Missoula Partnership, which is comprised of:• Missoula Downtown Association (MDA)• Downtown Business Improvement District (BID)• Missoula Downtown Foundation (MDF)

The Missoula Downtown Association is comprised of its members: proud and dedicated peoplewho work together to fulfill the mission to promote, supportand enhance the vitality of Downtown Missoula for the betterment of the community.

For more than 40 years, the MDA hasplayed a significant role in fostering thehealth of Downtown by:

• Encouraging historical preservation and enhancement of Downtown’s physical beauty

• Creating a unique ambiance by supporting the development of riverfront trails and parks

• Creating and maintaining street improvement and place-making projects

• Serving as the primary advocate for Downtown and maintaining quality relationships and open communicationswith local municipalities and community organizations

•Maintaining and programming Missoula’s Town Square— Caras Park—with more than 100 annual events

• Planning and producing more than 30 community events each year that draw nearly half a million visitors to the heart of Downtown

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About the MDA

The MDA is an award-winning, local non-profit organization,supported by the community as a whole through membership, events, and volunteerism.

Major MDA events produced annually include:

• Winter Brewfest: late February

• Garden City Brewfest: first Saturday in May

• Out to Lunch Summer Series:Wednesdays in June, July and August

• Downtown ToNight Summer Series: Thursdays in June, July and August

• River City Roots Festival – Missoula’s Signature Celebration: last weekend in August

• Parade of Lights and Lighting of the Tree:first Saturday in December

• Festival of Trees: In early December

In addition to events, the MDA spends significant resources on advocacy, implementation of the Downtown Master Plan,membership recruitment and retention, and membership services such as Downtown Gift Cards, business guides, calendars, planning tools and more.

To learn more about the work of the Missoula Downtown Association and its partners, go to missouladowntown.com or visit us in person at 218 East Main Street.

Thank you for choosing Downtown Missoula as your destination to dine, shop, stay, play, work, recreate and connect to this vibrant community.

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© 2017 Missoula Downtown Association218 East Main Street, Missoula, MT 59802 (406) 543-4238

Cover image by torreyvoigtphotography.com.Contributing Photographers: Athena Photography, Art & Image Creative

About the MDA 4Advocates for a vibrant Downtown Missoula

Dine 6-13Breweries, pubs, restaurants, & more!

Shop 14-21Downtown shopping—as unique as you!

Stay 22-23Enjoy abundant accommodations

Play 24-29Galleries, museums, river access, events & more!

Businesses and Services 30-43Community-minded business to serve you

Tours / Historic Districts 44-53Public art, historic buildings, Missoula treasures

Parking Information 54-55Parking structures and on-street parking information

Missoula Map 56-57City-wide map of Missoula

missouladowntown.com

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Pubs & BarsThe Badlander, Locals Only,Golden Rose & 3-in the Side208 Ryman (406) 529-9377thebadlander.com

Multiple bars, offering a wide varietyof food, adult beverages, dancing andgaming. All under one roof in the Historic Palace Building.

James Bar / Al’s & Vic’s119 W. Alder (406) 728-4804jamesbarmontana.com

An unusual connection between Missoula's oldest and Missoula’shippest pubs. Old-style drinks andpool at A&Vs. Modern menu, cocktails, and outdoor seating at the James.

Old Post Pub103 W. Spruce (406) 721-7399facebook.com/oldpostpub

Under the direction of the AmericanLegion Forgotten Warriors Post #101and offering a full menu, full liquor,and outdoor dining.

Oxford Saloon337 N. Higgins (406) 549-0117the-oxford.com

Missoula's most famous historicallandmark. Famous for its 24/7/365service.

Red's Bar217 Ryman (406) 728-9881

Downtown Missoula’s go-to sportsbar with multiple screens, games, anda great jukebox. Open daily.

DineDowntown Missoula isthe very best destination in Montana for a wide variety of food and beverage options. Many MDA members have been nationally recognized for their incredible offerings.

The Rhinoceros158 Ryman (406) 721-6061facebook.com/TheRhinoBar

More than 50 beers on tap, pluscountless more in the bottle. Pool,shuffleboard, and summertime backalley seating

Silver Dollar Bar307 W. Railroad (406) 728-9826

A Martello Family heirloom for 80years, located on the historic brickstreet called Railroad. Missoula’shistory lives here.

Casual DiningBiga Pizza241 W. Main (406) 728-2579bigapizza.com

Modern Downtown dining with traditional and special brick ovenpizza, calzones, salads, sandwiches,specials and desserts, using atime-honored Italian methodfor dough making.

Bridge Pizza600 S. Higgins (406) 542-0002Bridgepizza.com

Local, family-owned and operatedbusiness that prides itself on greatfood and friendly service.

Burns Street Bistro1500 Burns St. (406) 540-2627Burnstbistro.com

An eclectic dining experience nes-tled between trailers and train. Newmenu items each week.

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Catalyst Cafe111 N. Higgins (406) 542-1337 thecatalystcafe.com

A coffee shop and cafe catering to a diverse cross section of Missoula,featuring gourmet salads, heartysoups, sourdough bread, great coffee, and sidewalk dining.

Ciao Mambo541 S. Higgins (406) 543-0377ciaomambo.com

Traditional Italian cuisine with a funfamily atmosphere, wonderful service,friendly attitudes and a great winemenu. Frank Sinatra would lovethis place!

Doc's Sandwich Shop214 N. Higgins (406) 542-7414docsgourmet.com

Great hot and cold sandwiches,homemade soups, salads, beveragesand desserts. Famous for HangoverStew. Dine-in, delivery, catering. Open weekdays.

El Cazador101 S. Higgins (406) 728-3657elcazadormissoula.com

Authentic Mexican cuisine preparedby the Hernandez family. Beef,chicken, seafood, beer, wine and thebest margaritas around. Open daily.Food truck and catering available.

Green Source Missoula617 S. Higgins (406) 239-5272Greensourcemissoula.com

Organic juice bar and café on theHip Strip, feating locally-sourced andother live foods.

Five on Black325 N. Higgins (406) 926-1860fiveonblack.com

Brazilian cuisine with buffet-stylelarge and small bowls filled with delicious meats, vegetables, saucesand toppings for a great price.

Hob Nob Café531 S. Higgins (406) 541-4622hobnobonhiggins.com

A quaint little destination that represents that Missoula feeling withorganic food, breads, and desserts,and a fabulous breakfast!

Iron Horse Brew Pub501 N. Higgins (406) 728-8866ironhorsebrewpub.com

Great drinks, great food, great people, great atmosphere, and Missoula’s best outdoor dining.Where you’ll always find someoneyou know. Open daily.

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Iza Asian Restaurant529 S. Higgins (406) 830-3237izarestaurant.com

Traditional Asian cuisine focused on clean, fresh flavors from SoutheastAsian, Japan, Korea and China. Local ingredients, no MSG, and Missoula's original Bubble Teas.

Jimmy John's420 N. Higgins (406) 542-1100jimmyjohns.com

Franchise sandwich shop specializing in delivery. Sandwichesmade fresh. Dine-in and catering available.

Masala206 W. Main (406) 926-6444masalamt.com

Missoula’s Eastern Indian restaurant with a brand-new brick and mortar location at Main & Ryman.Featuring vegetarian and gluten-free items.

The Notorious P.I.G. BBQ247 W. Front (406) 493-8028thenotoriouspigbbq.com

Missoula’s locally-owned, award-winning barbecue with fresh-smokedmeats prepared daily.

Pagoda425 N. 5th St. W. (406) 549-7888

Family-based restaurant, featuringquality Chinese and Thai food at theOrange Street exit off I-90.

The Poke Sushi Bowl101 S. Higgins (406) 207-5418thepokesushibowl.com

Downtown Missoula’s newestrestaurant with Hawaiian flare. Build your own bowl and enjoy sidewalk dining.

Qdoba Mexican Grill1001 E. Broadway (406) 549-0020qdoba.com

Hand-made tacos and more atthis Montana-owned Mexican foodfranchise inside the Eastgate Shopping Center. Catering available.

Sa Wad Dee221 W. Broadway (406) 543-9966sawaddeedowntown.com

Outstanding spicy Thai food served buffet style for lunch or sit-down dinner, prepared by Thailand native Sumalee Foy.

The Shack222 W. Main (406) 549-9903theshackcafe.com

Fresh menu featuring vegetarianitems, pasta, beef, and fresh fish. Famous for breakfast, outstanding for lunch and dinner. Beer, wine, and espresso.

Taco John's623 W. Broadway (406) 728-8226

Locally-owned Mexican fast foodfranchise across the street from Providence St. Patrick Hospital on the Clark Fork River.

RESTAURANT529 South Higgins

(406)830-3237izarestaurant.com Vegetarian, vegan & gluten-free options

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Taco Treat1800 Bow St. (406) 926-3440Tacotreat.net

Full American-Mexican restaurantwith full liquor and gaming in Midtown Missoula.

Tamarack Brewing Company231 W. Front (406) 830-3113tamarackbrewing.com

Handcrafted ales and fantastic pubfare in a family-friendly environment.Two stories, two outdoor patios riverside, large screen televisions in the lower level.

Thomas Cuisine ManagementCommunity Medical Center &Providence St. Patrick Hospital (406) 880-4606 thomascuisine.com

Regional food service provider forboth Missoula hospitals, serving threemeals a day in buffet form, plus coffee, beverages, wrapped snacks, and more.

Thomas Meagher Bar130 W. Pine (406) 540-4402 thomasmeagherbar.com

Irish pub and sports bar in a newly-remodeled historic building.Full-service bar with dynamic pub menu featuring multiple versions of mac and cheese.

Top Hat Lounge134 W. Front (406) 728-9865 tophatlounge.com

Missoula’s most exciting Downtownentertainment venue, featuring Tapasmenu, live music, and full-service bar.Check out Family Friendly Fridaysfrom 6-9 pm.

Uptown Diner120 N. Higgins (406) 542-2449uptown-diner.com

Step into the past, listen to oldies,and enjoy great food! Daily specials,breakfast all day, and the best milkshakes in the West.

Vietnam Noodle Restaurant2100 Stephens, Ste.103 (406) 542-8299vietnamnoodlerestaurant.com

Authentic Vietnamese cuisine in aquiet and relaxed atmosphere in theMissoula Midtown District.

Worden's Market & Deli451 N. Higgins (406) 549-1293wordens.com

300 beers, 1,200 wines, coffee,espresso, Chai, 90 cheeses, salads,sandwiches, hot bar, specialtygroceries, cigars, and tickets to areaevents. Imports and local products.

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Fine DiningThe Depot201 W. Railroad (406) 728-7007depotmissoula.comDowntown Missoula's oldest dinner

destination since 1974. Offering beefand fresh seafood, homemadedesserts, and casual dining on thesummer deck.

Pearl Cafe231 E. Front (406) 541-0231pearlcafeandbakery.com

Award-winning and nationally-featured fine French cuisine in the Historic Mercantile warehouse.Steaks, seafood, specialties, breads,and desserts prepared daily. Reservations recommended.

Plonk322 N. Higgins (406) 926-1791plonkwine.com

Mingling excellent food, wine, andmusic together in a stunning venuewith a beautiful atmosphere, insideand outside. Historic building withbeautiful art.

Red Bird111 N. Higgins, Ste.100 (406)549-2906 redbirdrestaurant.com

Intimate hide-a-way in the HistoricFlorence Hotel with inventive seasonal fine dining and extensivewine menu in an architecturally-dramatic surrounding.Reservations recommended.

Scotty's Table131 S. Higgins, Parkside (406) 549-2790 scottystable.net

American Bistro Fare designed totransport your senses and awakenyour palate. Unique wine and beer.

Sushi Hana403 N. Higgins (406) 549-7979 sushimissoula.com

The first best sushi bar in the lastbest place.

Breweries & WineriesBayern Brewing1507 Montana St. (406) 721-1482bayernbrewery.com

Montana’s first microbrewery startedby German Brewmaster JuergenKnoeller more than 25 years ago.Award-winning lagers and seasonals.

Big Sky Brewing Company5417 Trumpeter Way (406) 549-2777bigskybrew.com

Montana’s largest microbrewery andone of the oldest featuring 15 differentlocally-made brews, including the infamous Moose Drool Brown Ale.

Dram Shop229 E. Front St. (406) 540-4303dramshopmt.com

Montana's first growler fill station, with over 30 taps of beer, wine, sodaand cider inside the HistoricMercantile warehouse.

Draught Works Brewery915 Toole Ave. (406) 541-1592draughtworksbrewery.com

World-class, hand-crafted beers in the heart of the Westside Neighborhood since 2011.

Great Burn Brewing Co.2230 McDonald Ave. (406) 317-1557greatburnbrewing.com

KettleHouse Brewing Company602 Myrtle, 313 N. First St. W., andnow Bonner (406) 728-1660 kettlehouse.com

Locally-owned with two Downtowntaprooms and a production facility onthe Clark Fork River in Bonner. A Montana focus and famous for Cold Smoke.

Ten Spoon Vineyard & Winery4175 Rattlesnake Dr. (406) 549-8703Tenspoon.com

Where saving habitat and enjoyinggood wine go together in the beautifulRattlesnake Neighborhood.

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DistilleriesMontgomery Distillery129 W. Front (406) 480-6355 montgomerydistillery.com

Missoula's first craft distillery offeringa range of spirits made from thebounty of Western Montana's farms,fields, and mountains.

The Montana Distillery631 Woody (406) 541-1889themontanadistillery.com

Missoula’s second micro-distilleryusing fresh, all natural, Montana ingredients for hand-crafted spiritsand cocktails. Home of the FlatheadVodka line.

Coffee Bistros & CafesBernice's Bakery190 S. 3rd St. W. (406) 728-1358bernicesbakerymt.com

Missoula's Best Bakery 15 yearsrunning. Cozy atmosphere, local stoutcoffee, made-from-scratch pastries,breads, desserts and lunch. Opendaily 6 am-8 pm.

Black Coffee Roasting Co.525 E. Spruce (406) 541-3700blackcoffeeroastingco.com

Downtown Missoula’s coffee roasterwith a focus on small batches and cup quality since 2010.

Break Espresso432 N. Higgins (406) 728-7300

Exceptional coffee and bakery with homemade soup, sandwiches,pastries, pies, smoothies, shakes and more. Great hours every day.

Butterfly Herbs232 N. Higgins (406) 728-8780www.butterflyherbs.comThe essence of Missoula with

Espresso Bar in the back and lightlunches for all.

City Brew Coffee400 W. Broadway (406) 721-3600citybrew.com

Coffee without compromise. A Montana-based custom roaster with a comfortable atmosphere. Featuringfresh-baked pastries and an excellentline of teas.

Clyde Coffee610 S. Higgins (406) 540-4481clydecoffee.com

Downtown’s newest and one of fewon the Hip Strip. Fast Wi-Fi, plenty ofseating, open daily at 6 am.

Einstein Brothers Bagels150 W. Broadway (406) 523-BROSeinsteinbros.com

A Downtown neighborhood caféwith fresh-baked bagels, Darn GoodCoffee® and espresso, made-to-ordersandwiches and fresh salads.

Hunter Bay101 E. Front (406) 830-3388Hunterbay.com

Coffee bar in the First InterstateBank Building, serving locally-roastedcoffee, plus tea, smoothies, breakfastand lunch.

Lake Missoula Tea Company136 E. Broadway (406) 529-9477lakemissoulatea.com

Missoula’s exclusive tea bar in theHistoric Masonic Temple. The bestloose-leaf tea from around the world,plus wholesale and holiday gifts.

Liquid Planet223 N. Higgins (406) 552-4447 liquidplanet.com

A little “city” with big Missoula flair!An extensive beverage menu, plussandwiches and pastries.

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Market on Front201 E. Front St. (406) 541-0246marketonfront.com

Market on Front offers a variety of chef-inspired prepared foods, sandwiches, salads and soups, inwhich a majority of the ingredients are natural or organic and as many as possible are locally grown.

Trapper Peak Coffee CompanyInside Missoula Public Library301 E. Main St. (406) 549-7765trapperpeakcoffee.com

Delicious fair-trade, organic coffeeand hand-crafted sandwiches M-F.Enjoy lots of reading, free Wi-Fi and easy parking.

Zootown Brew121 W. Broadway (406) 543-2549zootownbrew.com

Upscale, third-wave, and recently-renovated coffee house with weeklyentertainment, diverse crowds, and aspecial vibe.

Ice CreamBaskin Robbins1880 Brooks St. (406) 542-2731baskinrobbins.com

The world's largest ice cream chain,featuring 31 flavors of premium icecream and their variations, includingcakes, coffees, and shakes. Locallyowned franchise; event vendor.

Big Dipper631 S. Higgins (406) 543-5722 bigdippericecream.com

Missoula's locally-made and favoriteice cream and sorbet. Recognized onGood Morning America, and voted"Missoula's Best" by Missoula Independent readers. Open daily.

Sweet Peaks Ice Cream420 N. Higgins, Ste. D (406)549-0028sweetpeaksicecream.com

Montana-made ice cream and sorbet in classic, unique, and creativeflavors, using local milk, cream, fruit, and more.

Caterers / FoodTrucks / VendorsAB Cooks–A Personal Chef ServiceP.O. Box 7411 (406) 880-9695missoulapersonalchef.net

Big Dipper Mobile Ice CreamCone Boy Truck (406) 543-5722bigdippericecream.com

Big Thai Country(406) 240-9511 jumesthaicuisine.com

Bitterroot Bison(406) 531-5354 Serving locally-sourced bison

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Bravo Catering224 N. Higgins (406) 541-4900 Bravocatering.net

Exclusive caterer for the Wilma Theater. Will cater anything in andaround town.

Clove Cart Pizza Peddlers(406) 274-4602 clovecart.com

A pedal-powered pizza cart with extraordinary and nourishing thin-crust pizza baked in a garlic-shapedbrick open.

Covered Wagon Hot Dogs(847) 337-6824

Organic, grass-fed hot dogs andbratwurst served hot from a coveredwagon.

Ina’s Indian Tacos(406) 274-2515 Indian tacos and fry bread at its best.

Isla's Lemonade(406) 880-3094

Fresh-squeezed and homemadelemonade. Featured at Out to Lunchand Downtown ToNight.

Lil’ Orbits Doughnuts(406) 546-5707

The freshest, tastiest mini donutsserved hot at local area events. Available wholesale at Missoula coffee shops and convenience stores.

MT Sno(406) 493-9370

Snow cones and treats.

Polka Dot Patties(406) 544-7660

Mobile food truck serving up affordable and hot burgers, pulledpork, fish & chips, desserts at community events.

Soam’s Food Truck(406) 552-8649

Thai food.

Terra Luna Farms/Hot SaucerSandwiches(406) 360-0227

Hot grilled-to-order round specialtysandwiches, featuring local breadsand veggies, and quality meats andcheeses. Fun, nostalgic, portable, affordable.

Thai Spicy Noodle Wagon(406) 531-8667

Wally & Buck(406) 370-8264 wally&buck.com

Gourmet burgers with locallysourced ingredients.

ShopDowntown Missoula offerssome of the best shopping in the PacificNorthwest with nearly 200 locally-owneddestinations offering almost everythingone could want, coupled with a welcoming and friendly Montana vibe.

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Apparel & ShoesBetty's Divine509 S. Higgins (406) 721-4777 bettysdivine.com

Fresh, contemporary, creative, andaffordable clothing, footwear, and accessories in a unique atmosphere,plus Divine Trash vintage in the back.

Cloth & Crown329 N. Higgins (406) 542-2626clothandcrown.com

A carefully curated collection ofwomen's clothing, handbags, scarves,candles, gorgeous lingerie, and jewelry in a variety of lines and prices.

The Green Light301 N. Higgins (406) 541-0080greenlightmt.com

One-stop shop for everythinghealthy, sustainable, recycled, or organic, including clothing, footwear,accessories, home and kitchengoods, skincare, cosmetics, jewelry,and more.

Hide & Sole236 N. Higgins (406) 549-0666 hideandsole.com

Leather shoes and goods includingbelts, purses, wallets, briefcases,backpacks, and sheepskin footwear.Birkenstock, Dansko, Haflinger, Naot,and Blundstone brands.

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La Bella Vita135 N. Higgins. (406) 721-2955labellavita.com

Newly revised retail experience, offering more in personal clothing andjewelry, just across the street from itsformer location.

Laurel Creek Clothing & Gifts117 W. Front (406)721-5368laurelcreekmissoula.com

High-end women’s clothing andhome décor boutique with a personal touch.

The M Store124 N. Higgins (406) 926-1249

Griz Nation Destination, featuringUM and Griz apparel and merchan-dise for all ages and sizes highlightingNike gear and more. Open daily.

Mood Boutique208 N. Higgins (406) 549-4000moodboutiquemt.com

With devotion to quality and affordability, Mood offers unique andunderstated fashion from traditional tochic, novel to must-have brands.

MSO Hub140 N. Higgins (406) 543-3300 msohub.com

Missoula Osprey Baseball’s year-round gift shop, box office and Missoula Visitor Information Center,featuring made-in-Montana products,souvenirs, postcards and apparel.

Olive + Iron806 W. Spruce (406) 541-4766oliveiron.com

Traditional and trendy destination formen's and women's clothing needswith nearly 3,000 square feet in thehistoric Westside Neighborhood.

One Eleven111 N. Higgins (406) 541-7376oneelevenboutiquemissoula.comFun, funky jewelry; unique and

eclectic accessories and gifts. Featured in Elle Magazine's "where to shop" guide.

REcreate DesignsP.O. Box 1314 (406) 214-9078 recreatedesigns.com

Specialty recycled and handmadeclothing, repurposed items to createskirts, headbands, journals, tote bags,jewelry, maps, scraps and more.Wholesale and Markets.

Runner’s Edge304 N. Higgins (406) 728-9297runnersedgemt.com

Missoula’s nationally recognizedrunning specialty store for racers, joggers, walkers and more, ensuringthe right shoes for all. Great selectionand knowledgeable staff.

My Montana Roots225 N. Higgins (406) 926-3424mymontanaroots.com

Clothing you can be proud of, ifyou’re from or you like Montana. With a full apparel and accessoriesline for men, women and children anda robust online sales site, watch forWear Your Roots apparel in your state soon.

Nearly all Downtown Missoula businesses accept the Downtown Gift Card. Available for purchase at 218 East Main, 140 N. Higgins or online at missouladowntown.com.

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Art4 Ravens Gallery248 N. Higgins (406) 317-15434ravensgallery.com

An artist-run gallery specializing infine contemporary craft, featuring localand regional artists exploring glass,stone, metal, wood, jewelry, fiber, photography and clay.

Artists’ Shop 127 N. Higgins (406) 543-6393Missoulaartistsshop.com

Missoula's premiere artist-ownedcooperative gallery, specializingin local and regional fine craft and arts in ceramics, jewelry, woodwork,photography, glass and painting.

Dana Gallery246 N. Higgins (406) 721-3154montana.com/danagallery

Featuring original paintings, photographs, sculptures, and textiles, plus photographic workshops and tours.

e3 Convergence Gallery & Ministries229 W. Main (406) 830-3168e3convergencegallery.com

A come-as-you-are spiritual community with the vision to see people, encounter God, experiencecommunity, and engage culture.

Frame of Mind1706 Brooks St. (406) 549-8589frameofmindmt.com

Full-service framing shop andgallery featuring the work of MonteDolack and MaryBeth Percival. OpenTue-Sat and Mon. by appointment.

Framing Studio411 E. Alder (406) 721-2288

Offering custom picture framing andmonthly art and photography exhibitsby local artists.

Radius Gallery114 E. Main (406) 541-7070 radiusgallery.com

Showcasing contemporary fine artby regional artists.

BooksFact & Fiction220 N. Higgins (406) 721-2881 factandfictionbooks.com

Owned by the UM Bookstore andfeaturing experienced booksellerswith an eclectic knowledge of titlesand authors and fabulous literaryevents year-round.

Shakespeare & Company103 S. 3rd. St. W. (406) 549-9010shakespeareandco.com

A feast for the book lover with astaggering selection of new and used books from around the world.

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Children & BabiesImagination Station227 N. Higgins (406) 926-3325

Missoula’s premiere toy store, offering classic toys and games,blocks, science kits, erector sets, tea sets, puppets, arts and crafts,puzzles, and more.

La Stella Blu612 S. Higgins (406) 317-1074lastellablu.com

Providing families and their babieswith the best baby products andequipment for all of life's family adventures, including hiking, biking and more.

Nursing Nook734 Kensington (406) 721-5440 nursingnook.net

Products and services for nursingmothers and new babies, including lactation services and milk bank.

Fabrics & TextilesThe Confident Stitch139 W. Front (406) 540-4068theconfidentstitch.com

A gathering spot for all who delight in the fine details of handcrafted garments and unique, modernquilting cottons.

Mariposa Studio438 E. Broadway (406) 728-3903mariposaestudio.com

From the personal collection of Handloom Batik and offering handmade and eco-friendly fabrics,gifts, furnishings and decor from India and Indonesia.

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FloralBitterroot Flower Shop811 S. Higgins (406) 542-0309 bitterrootflowershop.com

Full-service flower shop featuring awide array of fresh flowers, plants,silks and gifts with full-time weddingconsultant on staff.

Pink Grizzly1400 Wyoming (406) 728-3370 montanawreaths.com

Offering quality products and family-style service including afforableplants, flowers, Christmas trees, andwreaths.

Food & BeverageButterfly Herbs232 N. Higgins (406) 728-8780 butterflyherbs.com

The essence of Missoula. Wide selections of coffees, teas, spices,botanicals, and toiletries. Montana-made and imported gifts. Espresso Bar nestled in the back.

Grizzly Liquor110 W. Spruce (406) 549-7723 grizzlyliquor.com

Missoula's libation station, offeringlocal and world-wide distilled spirits,wines of all kinds, and gifts for thosewho imbibe.

KornUtopia617 S. Higgins, Ste. C (406) 544-9550 kornutopia.com

Popcorn in a whole new dimension.Cooked in a kettle; lightly coated withsugar and salt. Flavors of all kinds.Vending and wholesale.

Lake Missoula Tea Company136 E. Broadway (406) 529-9477lakemissoulatecompany.com

Tea products from around the worldand the supplies for brewing andserving great tea at home.

Liquid Planet223 N. Higgins (406) 552-4447 liquidplanet.com

A little "city" with big Missoula flair offering an incredible selection of liquid beverages and accessories.

Missoula Wine Merchants311 N. Higgins (406) 926-1911missoulawine.com

Specialty wine shop with an extensive selection of wine, beer,cheese, charcuterie and gifts withfocus on small producers and harder-to-find wines.

Worden’s Market & Deli451 N. Higgins (406) 549-1293Wordens.com

Large selection of beer and wine,plus cheese, meat and a variety ofspecialty food items to take home. Extensive deli for lunch, pizzas in theevening, and catering offsite.

Gifts & Home Decor Copperopolis of Missoula132 N. Higgins (406) 926-3188copperopolismt.com

Home décor and furniture at itsfinest. One of Downtown Missoula’snewest additions. Second location inAnaconda, Montana.

Firefly121 S. Higgins (406) 541-2800 fireflymso.com

Gifts, home decor, repurposed furniture, jewelry, and Montana-made products.

Jeannette Rankin Peace Center519 S. Higgins (406) 543-3955jrpc.org

Unique fair-trade gift shop on theHip Strip, supporting the non-profit organization dedicated to promotingpeace locally and globally.

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Noteworthy Paper & Press101 S. Higgins & 219 S. 3rd W. (406) 541-6683 noteworthystore.com

Missoula’s letterpress boutique andgift shop, specializing in stationery,custom invitations, holiday cards, thermography, engraving, letterpressprinting, custom illustration, calligraphy, and more.

Rockin’ Rudy's237 Blaine 542-0077rockinrudys.com

Missoula’s most fun shopping experience, offering music, jewelry,clothing, scarves, posters, cards, toys, skin care products, and more.Open daily.

Upcycled517 S. Higgins (406) 240-4731 upcycledonline.com

Enjoy locally-made wares and wearables with a focus on convertingrefuse to reuse.

Home RenovationHome ReSource1515 Wyoming (406) 541-8300homeresource.org

The ultimate recycle, repurpose,reuse building center, full of reusablebuilding materials with the end goal of building a more sustainable community.

Missoula ReStore3655 Highway 200 East (406) 549-8215 Habitatmsla.org/restore

Accepting and reselling donatedhome and business building materials and supplies and usingthose donations to build family homes in Missoula.

Montana Ace Hardware Eastgate Shopping Center905 E. Broadway (406) 721-9690montanaace.com

Downtown Missoula's hardwarestore with home and garden supplies,paint, tools and more. Open daily.

Shades Unlimited1118 Jackson (406) 240-5405Shadesunltd.com

Custom-ordered and installed window coverings for all business and residential needs.

JewelryBathing Beauties Beads501 S. Higgins (406) 543-0018bathingbeautiesbeads.com

Incredibly creative bead store on theHip Strip, offering over 7,500 types ofbeads, strands, tools and suppliesfrom vintage to semi-precious, localand around the globe.

Studio Pandora 211 N. Higgins (406) 549-5100 studiopandora.com

Custom jewelry designed by MasterGoldsmith Karahan Balli, a native ofTurkey. Featured elegance with elkivory, wildlife, Montana sapphires, and more. Second location in Ashland, OR.

Outdoor MarketsClark Fork MarketP.O. Box 8703 (406) 396-0593 clarkforkmarket.com

Lively and scenic outdoor setting for buying local fruits and vegetables,meats, poultry, fish, organic dairyproducts, plants and more. SaturdaysMay-Oct. on the Clark Fork River atthe end of Pattee Street.

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Missoula Farmers MarketCircle Square/North HigginsP.O. Box 1716 (406) 274-3042missoulafarmersmarket.com

Montana’s longest-standing marketwith a keen focus on fresh produce,plants, flowers, coffee, and pastries.Saturday mornings May-Oct. andTuesday evenings July-Sept.

Missoula People's MarketW. Pine St. P.O. Box 696 missoulasaturdaymarket.org

Open-air arts and crafts street market features gifts from local artistsand craftsmen, plus import items and food vendors. Saturday morningsMay-Sept.

OpticalSpecticca Optical Boutique319 N. Higgins (406) 549-5700 specticca.com

Exclusive eyeglass frames and sun-wear with prescriptions filled bycertified opticians. Free shipping.

Uptown Optical111 N. Higgins (406) 327-9988uptownoptical.com

Unique and specialty trends in fabulous and authentic vintage frameswith an on-site lens laboratory offeringsame-day service, repairs, and more.

Outdoor GearBig Sky Bikes809 E. Front (406) 830-3195 bigskybikesmissoula.com

Full-service bike shop with some of the best brands in the industry:Specialized, Santa Cruz, Giant, andPivot. Excellent service and rentals.

Board of Missoula618 S. Higgins (406) 721-7774bomskate.com

Missoula’s original skateboard and snowboard shop with clothingand shoes for all, plus a tune-up shop and an indoor mini ramp.

Missoula Bicycle Works708 S. Higgins (406) 721-6525missoulabicycleworks.com

Full-service bike shop emphasizingquality customer service and major brands: Kona, Cannondale, Bianchi,Orbea and Seven. Rentals and greatinformation as well.

Open Road Bicycles & Nordic Equipment517 S. Orange (406) 549-2453 orbicycleandnordic.com

Full-service bike and Nordic skishop, featuring mountain and touringbikes and cross country skis. Open daily.

The Trail Head221 E. Front (406) 543-6966 trailheadmontana.net

Downtown’s outdoor recreation destination. Clothing, equipment, flyfishing shop, boat and ski rentals, and much more. Open daily and open late.

Special & UniqueThe Crystal Limit119 S. Higgins (406) 549-1729crystallimit.com

Family-owned shop featuring thebest in crystals, fossils, beads, hand-made jewelry, and amazing treasuresfrom around the world.

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The Dark Room109 W. Main; Downstairs (406) 549-1070 darkroomofmontana.com

Photo processing and professional consulting.

Flower133 N. Higgins (406) 541-0420Flowermontana.com

Downtown’s medical marijuana dispensary with focus on pain management.

Meadowsweet Herbs180 S. 3rd St. W. (406) 728-0543Meadowsweet-herbs.com

Where Mother Nature shops! Supplements, herbs, teas, candles,essential oils, bath & body care,acupuncture, massage, Reiki, Aromatouch and more.

Office City115 W. Broadway (406) 543-7171missoulasofficecity.com

Missoula’s longest standing store,offering a large selection of officeequipment, stationary, cards pens,supplies, and furniture since 1916.

Piece of Mind123 W. Main (406) 830-3206 pieceofmind.net

Offering tobacco accessories and glass art.

Smooch Cosmetic Boutique125 E. Main (406) 541-1600smoochcosmeticboutique.com

Missoula's source for high-end skincare products, including bareMinerals,Philosophy, the Balm, and more.Everyone deserves a Smooch!

StayMissoula is the kind of placethat makes you want to linger, so stayingan extra day or two or five is a great idea!You’ll have much more time to exploreand enjoy Downtown!

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CampingJim & Mary's RV Park9800 Highway 93 N. (406) 549-4416jimandmarys.com

Locally-owned RV Park with fullhookups, pull-through sites set inbeautiful evergreen trees. Power,laundry, showers, visitor services, and family-friendly service included.Open year-round.

HotelsBroadway Inn & Conference Center1609 W. Broadway (406) 532-3310broadwayinnmissoula.com

Centrally located and quiet, this full-service hotel features 79 rooms,complimentary breakfast, fitness center, heated pool and hot tub, plusthe Broadway Sports Bar & Grill.

Comfort Inn University1021 E. Broadway (406) 549-7600missoulacomfort.com

Newly-renovated hotel across theriver from UM with complimentarybreakfast, fitness center, meetingrooms, and next door to Missoula College.

Courtyard by Marriott Missoula4559 N. Reserve (406) 549-5260marriott.com/msocy

A natural resting point when exploring both Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks, enjoy ampleoutdoor recreation opportunities closeto this North Reserve Street property.

DoubleTree Hotel100 Madison (406) 728-3100 doubletree.com

A full-service hotel across the Clark Fork River from the University of Montana with ample conferencespace and fine dining at Finn & Porter Restaurant.

Holiday Inn Missoula Downtown200 S. Pattee (406) 721-8550 himissoula.com

Full-service hotel on the river in theheart of Downtown with 200 rooms,conference space, fine dining, drinksand live music at Brooks & BrownsRestaurant.

Staybridge Suites120 Expressway (406) 830-3900staymissoula.com

Extended stay hotel near North Reserve with spacious suites, fully-equipped kitchens, complimentary breakfast, and mid-week business receptions withappetizers and beverages.

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Vacation RentalsMizz Pattee Guest Cottage524 N. Pattee (406) 529-1585vrbo.com/484647Private vacation cottage with off-

street parking in Downtown Missoula.Clean, cozy, inviting cottage witheverything a traveler will need, including Wi-Fi.

Stay at the Wilma131 S. Higgins Wilma Building stayatthewilma.com

Stay in one of 10 condos in the recently-renovated Historic WilmaBuilding, overlooking Caras Park, andlocated at the epicenter of DowntownMissoula.

OtherDunrovin Ranch5375 Terry Ln, Lolo(406) 273-7745 Dunrovinranchmontana.com

A small family-owned guest ranch in Lolo, where horses are partners,guests are friends, the river runs free, and adventure is a way of life.Meet Suzanne & Sterling Miller andform lifelong friendships by sharingDunrovin's world of animals, nature,science, and the arts.

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PlayMissoula and the surroundingarea provide a mecca of playgroundspace for both adults and children. As Montana’s most culturally-diversecommunity, Missoula offers an incrediblenumber of entertainment opportunities,and outdoor recreation opportunities areabundant throughout the year.

Community CentersDowntown Dance Collective121 W. Main (406) 541-7240ddcmontana.com

Offering dance classes in a varietyof styles for those ages 13 and older.Venue available for community eventsand performances; located in the historic LaFlesch building

Taste Buds Kitchen Missoula131 E. Main (406) 616-2837 tastebudskitchen.com/Missoula

Culinary entertainment for chefs ofall ages! A kid’s kitchen by day, adultBYOB kitchen by night. Hands-onclasses and parties.

Zootown Arts Community Center (ZACC)235 N 1st St. W. (406) 549-7555zootownarts.org

Community art center offering accessible life-enriching experiencesthrough classes for youth and adults,gallery shows, music, art, camps, and more.

Children & Family ActivitiesA Carousel for Missoula & Dragon’s Hollow101 Carousel Drive (406) 549-8382carouselformissoula.com

The only hand-carved Carousel builtby volunteers west of the MississippiRiver since the Great Depression,plus the outdoor playground, giftshop, and more.

Children's Museum Missoula225 W. Front (406) 541-PLAYFamiliesFirstMontana.orgOffering fun, interactive and

educational exhibits and programswhere children imagine, learn, andplay in a variety of exhibits.

Garden City BalletP.O. Box 3555 (406) 240-6042gardencityballet.orgA community-focused ballet

company committed to inspiring Missoula dancers and sharing qualityperformances with Western Montana.

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Glacier Ice Rink1101 South Ave. West(406) 728-0316 glaciericerink.com

Missoula’s premiere ice arena withtwo sheets. Home to Missoula youthhockey, Bruins semi-professionalhockey, ice skating and curling forchildren and adults. Located on theMissoula County Fairgrounds.

Mismo Gymnastics1900 W. Broadway, Ste. 2(406) 360-4778mismogymnastics.com

A fun, loving environment wherechallenge is embraced and joy comesfrom learning through gymnastics andcheer, including open gym time andtoddler play groups.

Missoula Butterfly House & Insectarium218 E. Front (406) 214-5036 missoulabutterflyhouse.org

Learn about butterflies, millipedes,arthropods, and more with multiple exhibits, field trips, and hands-on experiences for children of all ages.

On Center Performing Arts1521 Cooper St. (406) 542-0730 oncenter.biz

Offering quality instruction of all performance arts focused on knowledge, discipline, and appreciation with a technical foundation and inspiring educators.

SpectrUM Discovery Science Museum812 Toole Ave. (406) 728-7836umt.edu/spectrum

Missoula’s public science museumwith focus on fun science education,as well as summer camps, afterschool programming, birthday parties.New location on Toole Ave.

Live EntertainmentMCT, Inc.200 N. Adams (406) 728-1911mctinc.org

World-famous Missoula Children’sTheatre and the Missoula CommunityTheatre focused on building creativity,social skills, and self-esteem throughtouring and home theater productions.

Missoula Osprey Professional Baseball140 N. Higgins (406) 543-3300 missoulaosprey.com

Missoula’s semi-professional baseball team and Pioneer LeagueChampions in 2015, 2012, 2006, and1999. Summertime baseball gamesat Ogren Park Allegiance Field.

Missoula Symphony Association320 E. Main (406) 721-3194 missoulasymphony.org

Missoula’s Symphony Orchestraand Chorale, featuring high-qualitymusicians, 10 live performances annually, and music education andoutreach throughout the year.

Montana Brewery Tours(406) 544-6864 mtbrewtours.com

Guided and memorable bus tours to all of Missoula’s craft breweries with a focus on fun, safety, and comfort for all.

The Roxy Theater718 S. Higgins (406) 728-9380theroxytheater.org

Missoula’s little Hip Strip theater features new and old releases of independent, foreign and classicfilms, theater, and community events.

The Wilma131 S. Higgins (406) 728-2521thewilma.com

The beautifully renovated WilmaTheatre is Missoula’s premier destination for live entertainment,making it one of the best venues in the Northwest.

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FestivalsBig Sky Documentary Film FestivalLate February Downtown(406) 541-3456 bigskyfilmfest.org

One of Missoula’s wintertime assetseach February, hundreds of non-fiction films are annually adjudicatedand showcased during a week-longfestival for all.

Celtic FestivalLate July in Caras Parkcelticfestivalmissoula.com

A celebration of Montana’s deeproots with Ireland offering live music,Irish dancing, crafts, food, and Missoula’s own Highlander Beer bythe MT Diva Foundation.

First Night MissoulaNew Year’s Eve (406) 541-0860artsmissoula.org

Missoula’s alcohol-free New Year’sEve celebration of the performing arts with nearly 100 performances at20+ venues throughout town.

International Choral Festival312 E. Pine (406) 721-7985choralfestival.org

Promoting artistic excellence, globalunderstanding, friendship, and good-will through choral music every threeyears. Enjoy world-class choirs, socialactivities, and sightseeing at the 2019Festival July 17-20.

International Wildlife Film FestivalLate April Downtown (406) 728-9380wildlifefilms.org

More than 40 years of showcasingwildlife, habitat, people, and nature.WildWalk Parade, WildFest, and a fullweek of films at the Roxy Theater.

Montana Brewers’ FestivalFall in Caras Parkmontanabrewers.com

Celebrating the vast growth of thecraft brew industry in Montana with an annual statewide brewfest andgathering of creative entrepreneursgiving rise to the trade.

Montana Festival of the BookSeptember or October in Downtown(406) 243-6022 montanabookfestival.org

An annual celebration of the writtenword, featuring authors, readings, receptions, education, book stores,and more.

River City Roots FestivalLate August at Main & Ryman (406) 543-4238rivercityrootsfestival.com

Missoula’s Signature Celebration,Roots Fest is a two-day, admission-free music and art festival for the en-tire family. Hosted by the MissoulaDowntown Association.

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Sunday StreetsDates Varymissoulainmotion.com/SSM

Missoula’s open streets initiativepromoting active transportation, community health, public space, andlocal business. Hosted by Missoula in Motion.

Museums & History CentersBoone and Crockett Club & Visitors Gallery250 Station Drive (406) 542-1888boone-crockett.org

With a focus on conservation,ethics, and big game hunting, folkscan see extraordinary animals at thevisitor center inside the Historic Milwaukee Station.

Historical Museumat Fort MissoulaBuilding 322 at Fort Missoula(406) 728-3476 fortmissoulamuseum.org

Missoula’s history lives here in 13historic structures and multiple exhibits that tell of the story of trade,imprisonment, forestry, and fire.

Missoula Art Museum335 N. Pattee (406) 728-0447 missoulaartmuseum.org

Missoula’s flagship and admission-free art institution, featuringa brand new outdoor Art Park andeight galleries showcasing diverseand engaging contemporary local and international artists.

Montana Museum of Art & CulturePerforming Arts TV Center Universityof Montana (406) 243-2019umt.edu/montanamuseum

Home to one of the oldest and mostprominent collections in the RockyMountain West, the state museum of fine art connects Montana to the world.

Montana Natural History Center120 Hickory St. (406) 327-0405 MontanaNaturalist.org

Showcasing Montana’s natural environments, and educating teachers and children about the natural history of the Northern Rockies.

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National Museum of Forest Service History6305 Highway 10 West(406) 541-6374 forestservicemuseum.org

Missoula’s newest museum dedicated to the history, educationand collection of the USDA ForestService. Located one mile west ofthe Missoula Airport. Grand openingJuly 2017!

Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation5705 Grant Creek Dr. (406) 523-3495 elkfoundation.org

Focused on the preservation of elk and wildlife habitat, and huntingheritage, RMEF has an extraordinaryvisitors center filled with animal education exhibits.

MiscellaneousBig Sky Breakout307 N. 2nd St. W. (406)493-0528bigskybreakout.com

Missoula's premiere escape roomgames with challenges that will testyour imagination and intelligence bysolving puzzles and clues with justone hour to escape. All rooms arethemed and outlined with a specificadventure in mind!

Missoula Fairgrounds Events Center1101 South Ave. W. (406) 721-3247missoulafairgrounds.com

Missoula County’s 48 acre campusin the heart of Midtown, featuring multiple and historical buildings, Montana’s premier hockey rinks, and the Western Montana Fair each August.

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Missoula Public Library301 E. Main (406) 721-2665 missoulapubliclibrary.org

With a new building on the horizon,the library offers programming, materials, services, and training for allages and all educational needs.

Dunrovin Ranch5375 Terry Ln., Lolo (406) 273-7745daysatdunrovin.com

Featuring live animals, web cameras, videos, and blogs, the MillerFamily welcomes and showcases lifewith birds, dogs, donkeys, horses, and wildlife. Visit or view online.

Zoo Town Surfers3067 Fleet St. (406) 546-0370zootownsurfers.com

Owner Jason Shreder and his staffprovide quality Montana rafting,kayaking, and stand-up paddle boarding adventures in Western Montana.

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Business&

Services

Downtown Missoula has a wealth of businesses and non-profit organizations that provide a wide varietyof services to the Missoula communityand beyond. Whatever you need, Downtown is sure to have it!

AccountingBoyle, Deveny & Meyer305 S. 4th E., Ste. 200 (406) 721-3555 bdmcpa.com

H&R Block306 N. Higgins (406) 728-3920hrblock.com

JCCS2620 Connery Way (406) 549-4148jccscpa.com

Carl A. Rummel, CPA738 Kensington (406) 251-3882rummelcpa.com

Wipfli, LLP 101 E. Front, Ste. 301 (406) 728-1800 wipfli.com

Architecture & PlanningA & E Architects222 N. Higgins (406) 721-5643aearchitects.com

Lawrence K. Brehm, AIA74 Brookside (406) 542-2394

CTA Group306 W. Railroad, Ste. 104(406) 728-9522 ctagroup.com

Gavin-Hanks Architectural Studio300 W. Broadway, Ste. 4 (406) 543-1477 gavin-hanks.com

MacArthur, Means & Wells125 W. Alder (406) 543-5800mmwarchitects.com

OZ Architects531 N. Higgins (406) 728-3013oza.com

Sustainable Design Solutions801 Sherwood, Ste. 2 (406) 381-0631 thesustainablehouse.com

Kent Watson & AssociatesLandscape Architecture225 Black Pine Tr. (406) 721-3500

AutomotiveAAA Mountain West1200 S. Reserve, Ste. B(406) 829-5509 aaa.com

Midas Auto Service332 S. Orange (406) 728-7760midas.com

Noon's Gas Station & Convenience Store540 E. Broadway (406) 721-5968noons.com

Roemer's Point S Tire & Auto240 E. Broadway (406) 549-6425www.tirefactory.com/roemers

BankingBank of Montana125 Bank St. (406) 829-2662bankofmontana.com

Farmers State Bank3130 N. Reserve (406) 829-5000farmersbank.com

First Interstate Bank101 E. Front (406) 523-4304firstinterstatebank.com

First Montana Bank201 N. Higgins (406) 829-2666 firstmontanabank.com

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First Security Bank320 W. Broadway100 E. Broadway541 E. Broadway(406) 728-3300 fsbmsla.com

Missoula Federal Credit Union126 W. Spruce (406) 523-3312 missoulafcu.org

Brian MacDonald, MECUP.O. Box 2668 (406) 541-8736mtedcu.org

Opportunity Bank of Montana200 N. Higgins (406) 542-1500opportunitybank.com

Park Side Credit Union2300 Great Northern Ave. (406) 728-4475 parksidefcu.com

Stockman Bank of Montana135 W. Main & 321 W. Broadway(406) 258-1400 stockmanbank.com

TrailWest Bank218 E. Main, Ste. A (406) 541-4246familyofbanks.com

U.S. Bank209 E. Spruce (406) 523-2404 usbank.com

Beverage DistributersCulligan Water2020 Ernest (405) 721-1991mtculligan.com

Missoula Bottling Co.: Pepsi-Cola339 International Dr. (406) 543-8281

Summit Beverage3305 Great Northern Way (406) 541-3900summitbeverage.com

Zip Beverage1301 Scott St. (406) 728-9543zipbeverage.com

Business ConsultingServices5th House Consulting117 W. Broadway (406) 370-7685thhouseconsulting.com

ATG: Advanced Technology Group216 W. Main (406) 205-4899 atginfo.com

Badenoch Consulting(406) 728-7321

Melanie Brock Development406) 370-8816

Cascadia Business Development913 SW Higgins Ave., Ste.102 (406) 239-3547cascadiabusiness.com

Steve McArthur Consulting3406 W. Central Ave. (406) 370-4653

Mindfulness Coaching Works259 W. Front (406) 241-1111 Mindfulnesscoachingworks.com

Jeannine Widmann Coaching3636 Rattlesnake Dr. (206) 406-1698jeanninewidmann.com

City of Missoula Mayor's Office435 Ryman (406) 552-6001ci.missoula.mt.us/mayor

Missoula City-County Health Department301 W. Alder (406) 258-4775Missoulacounty.us

Missoula In Motion & MissoulaBicycle/Pedestrian Office435 Ryman (406) 552-6675missoulainmotion.com

Missoula Parking Commission128 W. Main St. (406) 552-6250ci.missoula.mt.us

Missoula Parks & Recreation600 Cregg Ln. (406) 552-6254missoulaparks.org

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Missoula RedevelopmentAgency140 W. Pine (406) 552-6160ci.missoula.mt.us

Custom Apparel& ProductsExact Image1942 Birch (406) 549-3575exactimagemt.com

Garage Tees725 West Alder, Ste. 9 (406) 544-8718 montanaisforbadasses.com

The Shirt Shop740 River St. (406) 728-5671shirtshop.biz

Computers & ConnectivityAccess Montana300 Main Street, Ronan, MT (406) 676-2500 Accessmontana.com

Alter Enterprise1121 E. Broadway(406) 550-0292 alterenterprise.com

Blackfoot 1221 N. Russell (406) 541-5000blackfoot.com

Corporate Technology Group910 Brooks (406) 532-7660ctgmt.com

First Call Computer Solutions616 S. Higgins (406) 721-4592firstsolution.com

Submittable111 N. Higgins, Ste. 300 (855) 467-8264 submittable.com

WaterColor Computer Training327 E. Broadway (406) 542-1573watercolorct.com

ContractorsJackson Contractor GroupP.O. Box 967 (406) 542-9150 jacksoncontractorgroup.com

Poteet Construction3460 Grant Creek Road (406) 728-9370poteetconstruction.com

Scariano Construction2016 Strand Ave. (406) 728-7549scarianoconstruction.com

Education & TrainingHead Start1001 Worden (406) 728-5460 childstartinc.net

Missoula Community School239 S. 5th St. W. (406) 542-2833missoulacommunityschool.org

Missoula County Public Schools215 S. 6th St. W. (406) 728-2400mcpsmt.org

Rocky Mountain School of Photography216 N. Higgins (406) 543-0171rmsp.com

UM School of Extended & Lifelong Learning (SELL)UM Campus (406) 243-6721umt.edu/ce

Missoula Writing Collaborative#28 Officers' Row Ste. 2 Fort Missoula (406) 549-3348 missoulawritingcollaborative.org

Employment & LaborLynda Brown, HR Management Consulting10025 O'Brien Cr. (406) 360-4869

LC Staffing1116 S. Reserve (406) 542-3377lcstaffing.com

Missoula Job Service539 S. 3rd St. W. (406) 728-7060employmissoula.com

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Event Support ServicesBlack Knight Security & InvestigationsP.O. Box 1056 (406) 493-0806

Dirty Treasures112 S. Garfield (406) 543-0658

Eastgate Rental & Party Center500 E. Spruce (406) 549-5114eastgaterental.com

Sweet Pea Sewer & Septic9424 Futurity Dr. (406) 728-3533sweetpeamt.com

EngineeringAssociated Construction Engineering101 E. Broadway, Ste. 410 (406) 549-4160 acemt.com

Beaudette Consulting Engineers131 W. Main (406) 721-7315bceweb.com

Eclipse Engineering, Inc.113 W. Main, Ste. B (406) 721-5733eclipse-engineering.com

Morrison-Maierle3011 Palmer (406) 542-8880m-m.net

Territorial Landworks1817 South Ave. W., Ste. A(406) 721-0142territoriallandworks.com

ATM & Credit CardProcessingATM of MontanaP.O. Box 16162 (406) 721-4377

Big Sky Commerce2809 Connery Way (406) 327-0611bigskycommerce.com

Global Pacific ATMP.O. Box 8264 (406) 529-9377missoulamobileatm.com

Financial: InvestmentPlanning ServicesD.A. Davidson283 W. Front, Ste. 101 (406) 543-8244 dadco.com

Edward Jones Investments:Lucca Scariano730 S. Higgins (406) 542-8790edwardjones.com

Estep & Weber Capital Management432 W. Spruce, Ste. 102 (406) 830-3286 ehwcm.com

Merrill Lynch330 N. Higgins (406) 829-2440ml.com

Portfolio Logix415 N Higgins, Ste. 9 (406) 721-3000ext. 1050 portfoliologix.biz

RBC Wealth Management125 Bank St., Ste. 700 (406) 728-0035 rbcwmfa.com/missoula

S.G. Long Financial283 W. Front, Ste. 302 (406) 721-0999 sglong.com

Health & BeautyArbonne: Amy Hetzler(406) 546-3450 Arbonne.com

Blaque Owl Tattoo307 N. Higgins (406) 543-0688blaqueowltattoo.com

Boom Swagger Salon204 S. 3rd W. (406) 830-3192boomswaggersalon.com

Cedar Creek Salon & Day Spa110 Caras Drive (406) 543-0200cedarcreekspa.com

do TERRA Essential Oils:Nancy Serba5 Marilyn Dr. (406) 549-0259mydoterra.com/nancyserba

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Meadowsweet Herbs180 S. 3rd St. W. (406) 728-0543Meadowsweet-herbs.com

Smooch Cosmetic Boutique125 E. Main (406) 541-1600Smoochcosmeticboutique.com

Sorella's Day Spa & Spa Botique207 E. Main (406) 721-3639sorellasdayspa.com

Tangles275 W. Main (406) 728-0343 tanglesmt.com

Health & FitnessDowntown Dance Collective121 W. Main (406) 541-7240ddcmontana.com

The Women's Club2105 Bow St. (406) 728-4410thewomensclub.com

Health CareAxis Physical Therapy301 E. Broadway (406) 542-3333axispt.org

BioLife Plasma Services3050 Great Northern (406) 721-2584biolifeplasma.com

Blue Mountain Clinic610 N. California (406) 721-1646bluemountainclinic.org

Good Medicine Acupuncture & Massage206 S. 3rd St. W. (406) 926-1881 goodmedicinemissoula.com

Phil Hamilton, LCSW, LAC101 E. Broadway, Ste. 602 (406) 546-7956

Interim Healthcare111 W. Broadway (406) 884-2006 interimhealthcare.com/Missoula

Lambert Family Chiropractic1290 S. 3rd St. W. (406) 541-9355lambertfc.com

Montana Massage Clinic800 Kensington, Suite 201(406) 549-9244Montanamassage.com

Planned Parenthood of Montana219 E. Main (406) 728-5490 ext 31plannedparenthood.org/montana

Providence Montana Health Foundation502 W. Spruce (406) 329-5640Supportpmhf.org

Western Montana Clinic500 W. Broadway (406) 329-7310westernmontanaclinic.com

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HospitalsCommunity Medical Center2827 Fort Missoula Rd. (406) 327-4152 communitymed.org

Providence St. Patrick Hospital500 W. Broadway (406) 543-7271providence.org

Insurance AAA Mountain West1200 S. Reserve, Ste. B (406) 829-5509mountainwest.aaa.com

ALPS Corporation111 N. Higgins, Ste. 200 (406) 728-3113 alpsnet.com

ATTIC: American Trucking &Transportation Insurance Co.111 N. Higgins, Ste. 200A (406) 523-3889 atticrrg.com

Farm Bureau Financial Services2813 Connery Way (406) 728-6811agentwilljohnson.com

Farmers Insurance: Anthony Pagniano800 Kensington, Ste. 102(406) 728-1833

Hale Insurance Agency144 W. Front (406) 721-1311farmersagent.com/chale

New York Life: Matt Doucette1806 South Ave. W. (978) 836-7987

PayneWest Insurance2925 Palmer, Ste. B (406) 728-2910pfgworld.com

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Legal ServicesBennett Law Office124 W. Pine (406) 543-5803bennettlawofficepc.com

Boone Karlberg, PC201 W. Main, Ste. 300 (406) 543-6646 boonekarlberg.com

Browning, Kaleczyc, Berry & Hoven, PC201 W. Railroad, Ste. 300 (406) 443-6820 bkbh.com

Carey Law Firm225 W. Broadway (406) 728-0011carey-law.com

Cederberg Law Offices269 W. Front (406) 721-2100

Crowley Fleck, PLLP305 S. 4th St. E. (406) 523-3600crowleyfleck.com

Datsopoulos, MacDonald & Lind, PC201 W. Main, Ste. 201 (406) 728-0810 dmllaw.com

Dorsey & Whitney, LLP125 Bank St., Ste. 600 (406) 721-6025 dorsey.com

Dye & Moe, PLLP120 Hickory, Ste. B (406) 542-5205dyemoelawfirm.com

Garlington, Lohn & Robinson, PLLP350 Ryman (406) 523-2500garlington.com

Morgan Pierce, PLLP433 W. Alder (406) 830-3875mtbankruptcylawyers.com

Rhoades, Siefert & Erickson, PLLC430 N. Ryman, 2nd Floor (406) 721-9700 montanalawyer.com

Smith & Stephens, PC315 W. Pine (406) 721-0300smithandstephenspc.com

Williams Law Firm, PC235 E. Pine (406) 721-4350wmslaw.com

Worden Thane, PC111 N. Higgins, 6th Floor (406) 721-3400 wthlaw.net

Marketing & GraphicsArt & Image Creative Resources, Inc.259 W. Front, Ste. 2 (406) 721-5747artandimage.biz

Big Sky Public Relations17 2nd St., E., #214; Kalispell, MT(406) 261-7665bigskypublicrelations.com

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Developing Wings, Inc.(406) 396-0888developingwings.com

Fuel Montana Media111 N. Higgins (406) 250-0188fuelmtmedia.com

Gecko Designs523 N. Higgins (406) 662-1123geckodesigns.com

LumenAd111 N. Higgins (406) 552-1022www.LumenAd.com

METTLE Strategic Marketing Solutions1800 S. Reserve, Ste. C (406) 529-7796 mettle.wpengine.com

Partners Creative603 Woody (406) 541-2263partnerscreative.com

SP2M Marketing2330 57th St. (406) 360-3321

UM Student Survival KitCoupon Book(800) 845-4906 thesurvivalkit.com

Windfall516 S. Orange (406) 829-8200windfallstudio.com

MediaABC FOX Montana2200 Stephens (406) 542-8900ktmf.com

Cherry Creek RadioP.O. Box 4106 (406) 728-5000 cherrycreekradio.com

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EcoGeek | VidCon224 W. Spruce Ecogeek.org VidCon.com

Gatherboard/ HB EnterprisesP.O. Box 7481 (406) 880-0880missoulaevents.net

Make It MissoulaP.O Box 16531 (406) 241-6138makeitmissoula.com

Missoula Broadcasting Company 2425 W. Central, Ste. 203 (406) 721-6800 trail1033.com

Missoula Community Access Television500 N. Higgins, Ste. 105 (406) 542-6228 mcat.org

Missoula Currentmissoulacurrent.com

Missoula Independent317 S. Orange (406) 543-6609missoulanews.com

Missoulian500 S. Higgins (406) 523-5200missoulian.com

Mountain Broadcasting: KMSO 102.5725 Strand Ave. (406) 721-1036mountain1025.com

TownSquare Media3250 S. Reserve, Ste. 200 (406) 728-9300townsquaremedia.com

Non-Profit :Arts & Culture

Arts Missoula327 E. Broadway (406) 541-0860 artsmissoula.org

Humanities Montana311 Brantly Hall, University of Montana (406) 243-6022

Missoula Symphony Association320 E. Main (406) 721-3194missoulasymphony.org

Non-Profit: CommunityDevelopment

Better Business BureauP.O. Box 17343 (406) 215-2262 bbb.org/eastern-washington

Missoula Chamber of Commerce825 E. Front (406) 543-6623missoulachamber.com

Missoula Community Foundation110 W. Front (406) 926-2846 Missoulacommunityfoundation.org

Missoula Economic Partnership2501 Catlin Plaza, Ste. 205 (406) 541-6461missoulapartnership.com

Missoula Organization of REALTORS724 Burlington (406) 728-0560 missoularealestate.com

Missoula RedevelopmentAgency (MRA)140 W. Pine (406) 552-6160ci.missoula.mt.us/mra

Montana Idaho Community Development Corporation229 E. Main (406) 728-9234mtcdc.org

North Missoula Community Development Corporation1500 Burns St. (406) 829-0873nmcdc.org

Montana World Affairs Council111 N. Higgins, Ste. 405 (406) 728-3328montanawordaffairs.org

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Non-Profit: Environment

Clark Fork Coalition140 S. 4th St. W. (406) 542-0539clarkfork.org

Community Food & Agriculture Coalition (CFAC)117 W. Broadway (406) 721-0543missoulacfac.org

Ecology Project International315 S. 4th E. (406) 721-8784ecologyproject.org

Five Valleys Land Trust120 Hickory, Ste. A (406) 549-0755fvlt.org

Missoula Urban Demonstration Project (MUD)1527 Wyoming St. (406) 721-7513mudproject.org

Montana Trout Unlimited312 N. Higgins, Ste. 200 (406) 543-0054 montanatu.org

Montana Wilderness Association118 W. Broadway, Ste. 1 (406) 823-0695 wildmontana.org

National Wildlife Federation240 N. Higgins, Ste. 2 (406) 541-6730 nwf.org

Watershed Education Network802 E. Front (406) 541-9287 montanawatershed.org

Non-Profit: Health &Human Services

American Cancer Society3550 Mullan Road, Ste. 103 (406) 728-1004 cancer.org

Big Brothers Big Sisters1520 S. Russell (406) 721-2380bbbsmissoula.org

Boys & Girls Club of Missoula County1515 Fairview Ave., Ste. 243 (406) 532-1597 bgcmissoula.org

Camp Mak-A-DreamP.O. Box 1450 (406) 549-5987campdream.org

Human Resource Council1801 S. Higgins (406) 728-3710hrcxi.org

Jadyn Fred FoundationP.O. Box 235 (406) 370-2159 jadynfred.org

Make-A-Wish Montana1015 Mount Ave., Ste. C (406) 259-9848 montana.wish.org

Missoula Aging Services337 Stephens (406) 728-7682 missoulaagingservices.org

Missoula Family YMCA3000 S. Russell (406) 721-9622ymcamissoula.org

Missoula Food Bank1720 Wyoming (406) 549-0543missoulafoodbank.org

Missoula Senior Center705 S. Higgins (406) 543-7154themissoulaseniorcenter.org

Montana Food Bank Network5625 Expressway (406) 721-3825mfbn.com

National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)202 Brooks, Ste. 210 (406) 880-1013 namimissoula.org

Opportunity Resources, Inc.2821 S. Russell (406) 721-2930opportunityresources.org

Poverello Center1110 W. Broadway (406) 728-1809thepoverellocenter.org

Run Wild Missoula304 N. Higgins, Alley (406) 544-3150runwildmissoula.org

United Way of Missoula County412 W. Alder (406) 549-6104missoulaunitedway.com

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Youth Homes550 N. California (406) 721-2704youthhomes.com

YWCA of Missoula1130 W. Broadway (406) 543-6691ywcaofmissoula.org

Non-Profit: Housing

Clark Fork Riverside Retirement Home301 W. Front (406) 721-2439

HomeWORD1535 Liberty Ln., Ste. 116A (406) 532-4663 homeword.org

Missoula Housing Authority1235 34th St. (406) 549-4113missoulahousing.org

Non-Profit: Politics & Advocacy

City Club MissoulaP.O. Box 9071 (406) 541-2489cityclubmissoula.org

Forward Montana136 E. Broadway, Ste. 1 (406) 542-8683forwardmontana.org

Non-Profit: Tourism

Adventure Cycling Association150 E. Pine (406) 721-1776adventurecycling.org

Destination Missoula: Convention & Visitors Bureau140 N. Higgins, Ste. 202 (406) 532-3250 destinationmissoula.org

Glacier Country RegionalTourism Commission4852 Kendrick Place, Ste. 101 (406) 532-3234 glaciermt.com

Non-Profit: Miscellaneous

Humane Society of Western Montana5930 Highway 93 S. (406) 549-3934missoulahumanesociety.org

Missoula Athletic Council, Inc.P.O. Box 5544 (406) 721-6471 missoulamavs.com

Montana Brewers AssociationP.O. Box 763, Helena, MT (406) 439-8075 montanabrewers.org

MT Diva FoundationP.O. Box 9234 (406) 239-0105

PhotographyAthena Photography415 N. Higgins (406) 531-8833athenaphotography.com

Legends Sports & Group Photography602 Overlook Way (406) 240-0709montanasportsphoto.com

Torrey Voigt Photography(torreyvoigtphotography.com(406) 240-8923montanaphotographer@outlook.com

Printing & CopyingAdvanced Litho Printing1702 Rankin (406) 541-2576advancedlithoprinting.com

Alphagraphics1947 South Ave. W. (406) 728-4810alphagraphicsmissoula.com

FedEx Office Print & Ship130 W. Broadway (406) 728-2679fedex.com

Missoula Copy Center2304 McDonald Ave. (406) 549-2679missoulacopy.com

Real Estate: Appraisals

RF Wilson & AssociatesPO Box 7351 (406) 721-2880

Stevens & Company116 W. Spruce (406) 721-5454

Real Estate: Development

Caras Real Estate1536 S. Reserve, Ste. B (406) 203-4467 carasrealestate.com

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The Farran Group101 E. Front, Ste. 304 (406) 541-9000 thefarrangroup.com

Main Street Enterprises3819 Stephens (406) 728-8858

Old Sawmill District875 Wyoming , Ste. 101 (406) 203-3015oldsawmilldistrict.com

Real Estate: Mortgage

Guild Mortgage Company1001 S. Higgins, Ste. 2A (406) 258-7520guildmortgage.com/branches/missoula

Mann Mortgage of Missoula704 W. Sussex (406) 542-0700 missoula.mannmortgage.com

Stewart Title of Missoula County320 W. Broadway (406) 728-1500stwartmt.com

Real Estate:PropertyManagement

Missoula Property Management2809 Great Northern Loop(406) 251-8500 rentinmissoula.com

Pattee Street, LLC125 Bank St., Ste. 500 (406) 360-9817

River Front PlaceP.O. Box 8599 (406) 728-7333

Real Estate: Realtors

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Montana Properties314 N. Higgins (406) 541-7020BHHHSMT.com

Clark Fork Realty512 E. Broadway (406) 728-2621clarkforkrealty.com

Mary Donnelly, Realtor314 N. Higgins (406) 396-9152bhhsmt.com

Glacier Sotheby's International Realty321 N. Higgins (406) 541-7020glaciersir.com

Ink Realty Group148 South Ave. W. (406) 728-8270inkmt.com

Vickie & Chris Honzel: Lambros Real Estate ERA3011 American Way (406) 531-2605findmissoulahomes.com

Matt Mellott: Montana CRE314 N. Higgins (406) 203-3950 montanacre.com

McLean Properties323 N. Higgins (406) 546-5509 mcleanpropertiesmt.com

Mindy Palmer, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices1020 South Ave. W. (406) 329-2055mindypalmer.com

NAI Crowley Moore111 N. Higgins, Ste. 400 (406) 721-1111 naicrowleymoore.com

Portico Real Estate445 W. Alder (406) 327-8787porticorealestate.com

PureWest Christie’s International Real Estate101 Railroad (406) 541-4000purwestrealestate.com

Real Estate Montana & Co.8700 Roller Coaster Rd.(406) 543-7325 realmt.com

Diane Beck, Windemere2800 S. Reserve (406) 532-7927dianebeck.com

ZillaState140 S. 4th St. W., Ste. 3(406) 552-0466 zillastate.com

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Recycling & WasteManagementDirty Treasures112 S. Garfield (406) 543-0658

Garden City RecyclingP.O. Box 8002 (406) 493-1528gardencityrecycling.com

Republic Services of MontanaP.O. Box 8449 (406) 543-3157republicservices.com

Sweet Pea Sewer & Septic9424 Futurity Dr. (406) 728-3533sweetpeamt.com

Tear It Up, LLC915 Kern St. (406) 240-7043tearitup.biz

Sound & Audio ServicesHi-Tech Audio & Lighting2307 S. Grant (406) 721-5160hitechaudiolighting.com

Montana Pro AudioP.O. Box 5362 (847) 650-5891 montanaproaudio.com

Sound Creations18525 Sorrell Springs Ln.(406) 544-6624soundcreationsmt.com

Special Event VenuesHellgate Elks Lodge #383112 N. Pattee (406) 549-0542 elks.org

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Missoula Fairgrounds Events Center1101 South Ave. W. (406) 721-3247missoulafairgrounds.com

The Public House130 E. Broadway (406) 926-3404missoulapublichouse.com

Transportation ServicesDollar Rent-a-Car1905 W. Broadway (406) 542-2311montanadollar.com

Hertz Rent-a-Car5225 W Broadway, Ste. 12 (406) 549-9511hertzmissoula.com

Missoula International Airport5225 Highway 10 W. (406) 728-4381flymissoula.com

Mountain Line Transit1221 Shakespeare (406) 543-8386mountainline.com

University of Montana Alumni Association115 Brantly Hall(406) 243-5211 grizalum.org

UM Foundation600 Connell Ave. (406) 243-4609 supportum.org

Grizzly Scholarship AssociationAdams Center, Ste. 139(406) 243-6481 gogriz.com

Academic EnrichmentDavidson Honors College (406) 243-4615 umt.edu/internships

Office of the PresidentUniversity Hall Ste. 109, (406) 243-2317 umt.edu

School of Extended & Lifelong Learning (SELL)James E. Todd Bldg., 32 Campus Dr.(406) 243-6721 umt.edu/ce

Worship All Souls Missoula130 E. Broadway (406) 529-2468allsoulsmissoula.org

Community of St. Columba113 W. Front, Ste. 301 (406) 219-1352stcolumbamissoula.org

e3 Convergence Gallery & Ministries229 W. Main (406) 830-3168 e3convergencegallery.com

MiscellaneousAble Tree Service300 S. Garfield, Ste. 4 (406) 549-9310 abletreeservice.com

Bobcats 4 Me: Carma GilliganP.O. Box 9344 (406) 549-8055

Fish Window Cleaning1500 W. Broadway, Ste. E (406) 728-5201fishwindowcleaning.com

Historical Research Associates125 Bank St., 5th Floor (406) 721-1958 hrassoc.com

Missoula Textile Services111 E. Spruce (406) 543-5171missoulatextiles.com

NorthWestern Energy1801 S. Russell (888) 467-2669northwesternenergy.com

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ToursDowntown Public Art A vital component of any urban land-scape, the presence of public art in acommunity signifies the character of theneighborhood. Downtown Missoula has awealth of public art and culture. Listedbelow are over 20 works of public art on display in the Downtown area alone.

1. Wagon WheelThe Wagon Wheel mural is on the north wall of the Clyde Coffee on the southeastcorner of Higgins and Fourth.

2. Peace WorksPeace Works was created by area high school students Peter Bradstock, SarahJackson, Amanda Keeland, Brittany Kirkland, Sarah Logan, Yuki Sugimoto, andTara Westle with artist Amie Thurber in thesummer of 2000. A mural celebrating diversity with a colorful, festive atmosphere,Peace Works is located at the rear entranceof the Jeannette Rankin Peace Center at 519 S. Higgins.

3. Dreaming MissoulaThe Dreaming Missoula sculpture is in the Clark Fork Natural Park on the south side of the Clark Fork River near the OrangeStreet bridge. The sculpture was createdin 1994 by Lynne Hull and Kioko Mwitki, anative of Kenya. Hull sculpted the wood elements, and Mwitki fabricated the metal components.

4. ReturningsThe Returnings sculpture (pictured right)is on the East Side of the Higgins AvenueBridge just north of the Clark Fork River.Created by Jeffrey Funk in 1989 as a project of the City of Missoula Public ArtCommittee, these three large bronze fishtwist among boulders and are a favoriteamong children.

5. Untitled The untitled mural in Bess Reed Park onthe south end of Clay Street is behind theHoliday Inn Missoula Downtown along theClark Fork River. Painted by Big BrothersBig Sisters in 1997, this mural features volunteers and children.

6. Cattin’ AroundThe Cattin’ Around sculpture adorns Central Park parking garage in the 100 block of West Main Street. Mike Hollern created thiswhimsical, ferrous cement depiction of asprawled alley cat in 1991 as a project of theCity of Missoula Public Arts Committee. Morerecently, the sculpture has been mentionednationally as a must see for cat lovers. Asmall puddle of water collects on the catsback to create a birdbath.

7. Studebaker The Studebaker on the side of the Studebaker Building at 216 West Main Street was created by noted local artist StanHughes in 2000. The work pays tribute to thehistorical background of the StudebakerBuilding and the heart of the Gasoline Alleyhistoric area, which evolved on West MainStreet in the early 1900s and was a project ofthe City of Missoula Public Arts Committee.

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8. Uptown TilesThe Uptown Apartments, located at 329Woody Street, has 500 colorful 6-inch ceramic tiles mounted on seven large concrete planters made by hundreds ofpeople at a First Night Missoula celebration.

9. E.S. Paxson MuralsThe E.S. Paxson Murals are located inside the Missoula County Courthouse at 200West Broadway. Created sometimebetween 1912 and 1914, these historicalscenes were painted on canvas with oils.

10. Veterans MemorialThe Veterans Memorial honors veterans ofWWI and WWII. Located on the MissoulaCounty Courthouse lawn on the corner ofBroadway and Ryman, this cast bronzesculpture of a WWI soldier was created byJ. Pauling in 1921. A 1927 plaque lists WWI veterans and a 1948 plaque listsWWII veterans..

11. The Heart of Missoula Murals

The Heart of Missoula murals are located at 111 West Broadway, at the corner ofBroadway and Higgins Avenues. Thesemurals are the result of a unique public/private collaboration between the MissoulaPublic Art Committee, the Missoula Redevelopment Agency, and Rick Bice.Artist Hadley Ferguson created seven largepanels depicting the University of Montanaand Downtown Missoula. The other fivepanels showcase various buildings andstreets as they existed in the early 1900sand feature the Star Garage, the KohnClock, early newspaper publishing, Missoula railroads, and the Garden City Brewery.

12. Scenic The Scenic mural, a painting of scenic mountains and rivers, was created by John Carlon in 1996 on the east side ofPlonk at 322 North Higgins Avenue.

13. Missoula Art ParkCompleted in the spring of 2017, the Missoula Art Park is Downtown Missoula’snew artistic offering. With a new outdoorgathering place complete with tables,chairs, benches, trees and plants, the ArtPark offers a place for folks to linger and anoutdoor restroom for the public’s use. TheMissoula Art Museum curates rotating artshows in the outdoor space, improving thequality of life for all.

14. Candy LandCompleted in 2007 at 403 North Higginsand commissioned by Keegan Eisenstat,this artwork represents a colorful landscapeof recreation opportunities.

15. PonderLocated indoors at 140 West Pine, Ponderwas designed by Mary Iverson to honor and inspire those who participate in the legislative process. As City Council andcommunity members walk down the longcorridor toward the Council Chambers, they are inspired to go through a process of clearing their minds of concerns for theirpersonal lives, and enter the non-partisan,objective mind set required for public service.

16. Walter Hook SeriesThe Walter Hook Series is located inside theChambers in City Hall at 435 Ryman Street.Painted in 1984-1985 by Missoula artistWalter Hook, the series of seven oils waspurchased with the Bill Cregg MemorialFund and was a project of the City of Mis-soula Public Art Committee.

17. Mountain Line Transfer Center Mural

The mural is located in the Mountain LineTransfer Center between the MissoulaCounty Courthouse and City Hall. Themural features 200 tiles decorated with deer,eagles, bears, trout, bitterroots, roses, andother symbols that represent the naturalheritage of Montana. The mural was created in April of 2000 by Missoula CountyPublic School students with the help oftheir art instructors Katherine Lynch, Jackie Alford, Carla Getz and SusanneWoyciechowicz, with local artist Dana Boussard.

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18. Proper ShoppersInstalled at the Mountain Line Transfer Center in 2002, the Proper Shoppers solidbronze sculpture was created by Missoulaartist Tom Rippon, a ceramics professor atUM, and is a project of the City of MissoulaPublic Art Committee. The stylized grand-mother and her favorite grandchild watch as dozens of buses and hundreds of pedestrians scurry about.

19. Virgin MaryThe Virgin Mary sculpture is set in a river cobble grotto in the side garden of St. Francis Xavier Church at 420 West Pine Street. Sculpture and creation date unknown.

20. Wall of 100 Hearts Located at The Heart Institute at ProvidenceSt. Patrick Hospital, these heartfelt mosaicswere made by the sixth grade classes ofWashington Middle School in 2002. As inspiration for the patients, each heart wascreated by an individual student. Teachers Joni McNeil and Mary Gillhousecoordinated with the art direction fromJayne Piazza.

21. First Night Tile Project

The First Night Tile Project is on the North-side/Westside Pedestrian Bridge near theGrand and First Street intersection. Createdby children and adults who participated inthe First Night Missoula public tile project onNew Year’s Eve 1999, these tiles were installed in April 2000. The theme featuresanimals of all types.

22. Crossings The Crossings sculpture is located in front ofthe Northern Pacific Railroad Depot at thenorth end of Higgins Avenue. Consisting offour large red Xs made of enamel on metalwith concrete wing walls and platform set ona stone ballast, it represents railroad themes.“Crossings” is a project of the City of MissoulaPublic Art Committee. Created by Taag Peterson in 1986, the XXXXs relate to the tall trestles necessary for crossing mountain ravine.

23. John MullanThe John Mullan marble sculpture is located in the plaza at the end of North Higgins Avenue in front of the Northern Pacific Railroad Depot. Created in 1914 andone of just six sculptures remaining, thisstructure was erected to mark the route of the wagon road, surveyed and built by John Mullan, from Fort Benton to Fort Walla Walla on the Columbia River.

24. Brennan’s WaveThis Caras Park sculpture, viewing platformand whitewater feature in the Clark ForkRiver are named after world-class Missoulakayaker Brennan Guth, who died in Chile in2001 pursuing his sport and passion.

25. A Carousel for Missoula

“If you will give it a home, and promise noone will ever take it apart, I will build ACarousel for Missoula.” That was the promise Missoula cabinet-maker Chuck Kaparich made to the Missoula City Councilin 1991. By opening day, May 27, 1995, over100,000 hours of volunteer time had goneinto the construction of 38 permanent ponies,three replacement ponies, two chariots, 14gargoyles, gargoyle frames and mirrorframes, and the largest band organ in continuous use in the United States, all withina jewel box building. You can find it at 101Carousel Drive.

University of MontanaFor more information about public artwork on the University of Montana campus, a map ofpublic art is available on the Montana Museum of Art and Culture website: www.umt.edu/montanamuseum/document/campusartwalk.pdf.Over 50 works of art are available for public enjoyment.

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26. Dragon HollowDragon Hollow is a magical playgroundadjacent to A Carousel for Missoula. Theplayland was the combined effort of artistsand consultants from Leathers and Associates, Inc. Dragon Hollow was builtby 6,000 volunteers in just nine days.

27. Mountain WatersCurrents Aquatic CenterThe City of Missoula Public Art Committeecommissioned Missoula artist JamesTodd to create a design to be sandblastedby Nash, Inc. on the exterior of the Currents Aquatic Center. Todd’s MountainWaters design features motifs of North-western wildlife amidst cascading waters.

28. Go with the FlowThis sculpture, which stands 20 feet tall at its highest point, is located at the ParkPlace Parking Structure, and tells thestory of changing water, an element thatdesigner Mike Golins speaks deeply topeople in Missoula. “We fish on rivers,tube them, even”, he said, “learn life lessons from their currents.” Golins’ design is a rolling wave that pours into acrashing one that flows into an eddy, andthe entire structure points from DowntownMissoula to the Clark Fork River.

Other Downtown Area Public Art:• MCFDThe Missoula City Fire Departmentmural is a bas-relief located in thearched alcove on the west side of theMissoula Headquarters Fire Station atthe corner of Pine and Madison. RudyAutio created this colorful work project of the City of Missoula Public Art Committee in 1995 with scenes relating to fire-fighting history.

• Untitled The untitled mural at the YWCA, locatedat 1130 West Broadway, is a beautifultribute to the courage and transforma-tion of women. The mural was designedand produced in 2000 by area highschool students Amanda Keeland,Melissa McNay, Carla Rothenbuecher,AC Rothenbuecher and Rachel Baileywith artist Amie Thurber.

• Flower BasketsDesigned by local artist Russell Smith,the son of Russell Smith, Sr., afterwhom the Federal Courthouse isnamed, the Downtown Flower basketswere created in two batches and hungin 1981 and 1985. Each of the 72 baskets are individually-designed andcrafted with a theme of their own. TheMissoula Downtown Association hangsand waters the flowers throughout thesummer months.

• Boulevard BannersIntroduced in 1999, the banners (pictured left) feature four designs onfour distinctly-colored fabrics. The art-work on three banners depict scenes of Missoula taken from a Mark Gutowwatercolor painting. A project fostered byMark Gorseth, the banners are changedseasonally by the Missoula DowntownAssociation and cover all of the lightposts throughout Downtown.

• Decorative Traffic Signal Boxes:

Located at various intersections in Downtown and throughout Missoula.For more information visit: ci.missoula.mt.us/1245/traffic-signal-box-art

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Historic Walking TourHistory can never be covered up, saidChinese Prime Minister Zhu Rongji, andthose words could never be truer than inDowntown Missoula. Take the time tolook up as you tour the many and variedhistorical landmarks listed below, and

remnants of the past will appear to you in tucked-away corners.Count the historic billboards of long-forgotten places like the Atlantic Hotel and the Diner Cafe and you will see the many layers of history like layers of an onion in the story of Missoula.

Tours

1. Wilma Building 131 S. Higgins

Previously known as the Smead-SimonsBuilding, this eight-story Sullivanesque-stylebuilding was commonly referred to as theShowplace of Montana after it was constructed in 1921. It was built by WilliamBilly Simons, an early western entrepreneur,who produced Wild West shows and builtseveral theaters in Oregon, Idaho, andAlaska during the Gold Rush. The theaterbecame a living memorial to his wife, EdnaWilma, a famous light opera star. The historic interior of the Wilma building wasmost recently remodeled in 2015 with stateof the art sound and lighting systems, andrestoring much of the original décor makingit one of the top music venues of its size in the United States. The Wilma was Missoula’s first steel framed modern high-rise building.

2. Florence Building 111 N. Higgins

Constructed in 1941, the Florence Buildingoccupies the same site as two earlier Florence Hotels, both of which burneddown. Much like the east section of thePalace Hotel (Broadway & Ryman), thishotel was built to accommodate the increasing number of automobile travelers,and included an interior, multi-level parkinggarage. Today this excellent example of ArtModerne architecture has been convertedto an office complex with retail businessesoccupying the main floor. The Governor’sRoom, located on the second floor, is stillused as a ballroom/banquet room for special events. The Lobby was recently refurbished to its original state and is alsoavailable for special events.

3. Headquarters Building / Daily Annex 113-119 W. Front

Advertised as an Ornament to the Streetwhen constructed in 1888 as a men’s socialclub and saloon, this building and its 1916partner to the west, the Daily CompanyAnnex, were remodeled over the years withwide metal panels and modern windowsdominating the front facade. In 1892 thebuilding witnessed a major fire and the mysterious murder of Maurice Higgins, son ofa Missoula founder. The Headquarters’ 1990srestoration captures the feel of Missoula’sred-light district of the 1880s while the DailyAnnex addresses the reform movement toshut down the district. Recognized with both local and state preservation awards, theHeadquarters Building/Daily Annex contains anice display of artifacts and project progresson the second floor. Today the building ishome to Bella Sauvage and Laurel CreekClothing & Gifts.

4. Gleim II Building 255 & 257 W. Front

The Gleim II was a brothel owned and operated by Mary Gleim, whose splashy career included conviction for attempted murder of a rival and a prison term in DeerLodge. Built around 1893, after two majorfires swept the Downtown, this red brick,sage-green building was restored in 1995 and captured a Historic Preservation Awardfor that effort. This building was one of eightowned by Gleim during the peak years ofMissoula’s Red Light District. Mother Gleimretained title to this two-story vernacular commercial-style brick building until her death in 1914.

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5. Gleim Building 265 W.Front

This classically-styled brick building servedas the headquarters for Mary Gleim’s bordello businesses along Front Street from early 1890s to approximately 1914.Original arches were uncovered in a 1980’srenovation. Listed in the National Registerof Historic Places, this building is an excellent example of Romanesque Revivalarchitecture with its arched windows, brickpilasters, checkerboard banding, and granite sills. Through its lifetime, businesseslocated here included the Pullman Pool Hall (1929), Carroll Nash Cigars (1932), and the Hawthorne Club, a 1940s jazz club.

6. Studebaker Building 216 W. Main

As the automobile gained popularity in the1910s, stables and garages existed side byside. The succession of businesses at thisaddress documents the transition that musthave been hard on the old timers. By 1921,the Main Street Motor Company advertisedrepairs and rental space for 70 vehicleshere. Louis Nybo sold Studebakers, thechoice of the Missoula police force until the 1950s.

7. Palace Hotel 147 W. Broadway

First opened as the Savoy Hotel in 1909,this building is one of the few remainingsymbols of the prosperous period of timewhen the expansion of the railroad throughMissoula enhanced the growth of the lumber and manufacturing industries. Theoriginal structure and a 1941 annex formedMissoula’s largest single hotel. As timepassed, the hotel’s upper floors became an empty, decaying shell, but a 1995 rehabilitation project created 60 upper-floor housing units. Today the Palace Apartments beautifully illustrate how preservation can rejuvenate a city center.

8. Missoula County Courthouse 200 W.Broadway

The neo-classical style sandstone Courthouse (pictured below left) was designed by prominent local architect, A.J.Gibson, and completed in 1910. Features ofthe building include the impressive clocktower which houses a two-ton bell, massiveIonic support columns, copper-faced entrydoors, and vertical panels of beveled glass.Eight murals created by well-known westernartist, Edgar S. Paxson, hang in the building’s entryway and document the valley’s early history.

9. Simons Block 314 N. Higgins

Built in 1899, the Simons Building is one of Downtown Missoula’s newest additions to the National Register of Historic Places,earning honors in 2000. Named after Missoula businessman Louis N. Simons,the building was originally an art store thatevolved into a general hardware store in the1920s. It was also home to one of the city’slast bordellos. The second floor was vacantfor close to 30 years before Dick Clemowbegan renovation.

10. Higgins Block 202 N. Higgins

The Higgins Block, commissioned by Missoula co-founder C.P. Higgins in 1889, isMissoula’s finest example of Queen Annecommercial architecture. Higgins was one of Missoula County’s original county commissioners and a member of Montana’sfirst Territorial Legislature. The Higgins Blockincludes the gray granite, copper-domedcorner building and the red poly-chromedbrick structures to the north and east. ThisNational Register building, was restored inthe early 1980s. The Higgins Block is hometo several businesses today, including Opportunity Bank, Doc’s Gourmet Sandwich Shop, and Butterfly Herbs.

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11. Masonic Temple 120-136 E. Broadway

Built in 1909, the Masonic Temple is theonly Beaux Arts style building in Missoula’scentral business district. Particularly notablefor its arched bays, elaborate terra cotta cornice, frieze work, and its elevator, thebuilding still serves as home to the Masons in addition to numerous office and retail businesses.

12. U.S. Post Office & Federal Building 200 E. Broadway

Designed in the Italian Renaissance revivalstyle and constructed of Indiana limestoneand granite, this building was formerly calledthe Federal Building. The original buildingwas erected between 1911-1913, and theeast addition was built in 1929. The northaddition was erected in 1937. Listed on theNational Register of Historic Places thebuilding housed the U.S. Federal DistrictCourt from 1929 to the mid 1990’s, and continues to be the home to Region 1 of the US Forest Service.

13. Carnegie Library/Missoula Art Museum 335 N. Pattee

Designed by A.J. Gibson and built in 1902-03, the Carnegie Library presents itself as atemple of learning in the style of Carnegie libraries across the country. Gibson’s windows add a noticeable design aspectthrough their lighter-colored stone surrounds capped by keystones, whichstand in high contrast to the dark brick walls.The second story, designed by Gibson’s assistant, Ole Bakke, was added in 1913.The building currently houses the MissoulaArt Museum. The modern addition to thesouth was added in 2006, and increasedthe usable area in the Museum by almostfifty percent.

14. Northern Pacific Railroad Depot Railroad & N. Higgins

When the track of the Northern Pacificreached Missoula in 1883, it was possiblythe most significant event in the town’s history. Reliable transportation created amajor economic and commercial distribution hub for Western Montana. This depot building was designed by Reedand Stem, a celebrated architectural firmfrom St. Paul, Minn., that designed over 100depots in America, including New YorkCity’s Grand Central Station. Built in 1901,this National Historic Register building is an architecturally significant example of simplified Renaissance Revival architecture, which represents the historic importance of rail transportation to this city.

15. St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church 420 W.Pine

Constructed between 1891 and 1892, thischurch is a major religious, architectural,and artistic landmark in Missoula. Its 144-foot-high polygonal tent roof spire con-tinues to be a landmark of the Missoula skyline. The interior of this National Register church contains muralspainted around 1900 by Brother J. Carignano, who also painted the murals in the St. Ignatius Mission.

16. Lewis and Clark Interpretive Site Caras Park

If you wish to learn more about the Lewis& Clark Expedition’s journey through theMissoula Valley in 1805 and 1806, theBritish Explorer David Thompson's brief visitin 1812, and the French-Canadian's andSalish Indian's unique names for the area,there are four large and detailed local his-tory interpretive signs located at Caras Park along the Clark Fork Riverfront Trail in Downtown Missoula (nextto the Brennan's Wave Overlook).

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Other Downtown Buildings on the National Historic Register:

A. Atlantic Hotel519 North Higgins

B. Belmont Hotel430 North Higgins

C. Bluebird Building220 - 224 North Higgins

D. Brunswick Hotel223 Railroad

E. Forkenbrock Funeral Home234 East Pine

F. Dixon-Duncan Block232 - 240 North Higgins

G.Garden City Drug118 North Higgins

H. Grand Pacific Hotel118 West Alder

I. Hammond Arcade101 South Higgins

J. Hellgate Lodge120 North Pattee

K. Independent Telephone Co.207 East Main

L. Knowles Building200 - 210 South 3rd West

M. Labor Temple208 East Main

N. Lenox Flats300 - 306 West Broadway

O. Lucy Building330 North Higgins

P.Marsh & Powell Funeral Home224 West Spruce

Q.Milwaukee Depot250 Station Drive

R.Missoula Laundry Company111 East Spruce

S.Model Laundry & Apartments131 West Alder

T. Montgomery Ward Building201 North Higgins

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Missoula’s DowntownHistoric Districts

East Pine Street Historic DistrictMissoula’s first exclusive residential areagrew up along East Pine Street, and todayit’s one of Missoula’s seven historical districts. The predominating man-made feature and unifying visual element of theDistrict is its historic boulevard, which consists of approximately 15-foot-wideboulevards with large maple trees on eachside of the street and a unique 25-foot-widegrass median. There are a variety of historicbuildings, most of them are multi-family orsingle-family residences built between 1872 and 1940. All but six of the 50 majorbuildings were constructed before 1940.The district contains the city’s oldest residence (Francis Worden House 1874),and the A.J. Gibson designed GovernorJoseph Dixon mansion, both located in the 300 block of East Pine.

Southside Historic District This colorful historic district charts Missoula’s transformation from a rough frontier town to an established community.Anticipating a need to escape the flurry andbustle of Missoula’s town center north of the Clark Fork River, Federal Judge HiramKnowles platted this addition in 1890. By the mid-1890s, gracious Queen Anne styleresidences proclaimed the Southside as awealthy haven. Between 1908 and 1910,the arrival of the Chicago, Milwaukee andSt. Paul Railroad on the Southside's edgeadded the Milwaukee Depot. There are over 60 structures on the Southside Historic District walking tour.

University Area Historic DistrictBounded by South 4th St. E., Beckwith Avenue, Arthur Avenue and Higgins Avenue, the University Area Historic Districtwas officially placed on the National Register of Historic Places on December13, 2000. Missoula’s largest historic district,the University Area District contains somestunning examples of Queen Anne, Craftsman, and Revival styles of architecture.

Downtown Historic DistrictBounded by the Northern Pacific Railroad,the Clark Fork River to the south, Missoula’shistoric downtown is Missoula’s ninth Historic district. The district includes residential neighborhoods on both the eastand west sides, as well as the mixed usehistoric core that grew up between theNorthern Pacific Depot and the MissoulaMercantile, which was located next to theoriginal Missoula Mill site. Including the East Pine Street Historic District, there aremore than 450 contributing structures in thehistoric downtown district. More than 40downtown buildings are individually listed inthe National Register of Historic Places.

Additional Missoula area Historic Districts of interest:

• Northside Missoula Railroad Historic District• Lower Rattlesnake Historic District• University of MontanaHistoric District• Fort Missoula Historic District•McCormick Historic District

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Parking DowntownMissoula’s Parking Commission invests meter revenues into many worthwhile Downtown projects and parking structures.

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Parking Information:• At Central Park and Park Place your first hour of parking is free• For on street parking, pay at the digital, multi-space parking meters located on every block.

- Make sure you have your license plate number ready- Pay with coins or credit card- Send a text message to add more time- Moving spots? Your time goes with you!

• Parking is free on weekends and all Federal holidays• For more information contact the Missoula Parking Commission.128 W. Main St. • (406) 552-6250 • ci.missoula.mt.us/parking

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Downtown MissoulaPartnership

The Downtown Missoula Partnership is a unified entity comprised of the Missoula Downtown Association, the Business Improvement District and the Missoula Downtown Foundation. Each are here to serve ourcommunity in different ways!

The Missoula Downtown Association is a not-for-profit membership-based business organization

dedicated to promoting, supporting, and enhancing the vitalityof Downtown Missoula for the betterment of our community.Created in 1975, the organization strives to retain and promote Downtown Missoula as Western Montana's center of business, culture and entertainment; provide a forum formutual solutions to common problems Downtown; encouragepreservation and enhancement of the area's physical beauty;and create public awareness of the historic and cultural significance of Missoula's unique Downtown to thecommunity as a whole.

The Business Improvement Districtof Missoula enhances the vitality of Downtown by facilitating commerce, promoting investment,enhancing streetscapes, conducting maintenanceand improving security and safety. Created in

2005, the BID is funded by property owners within the District.

The Missoula Downtown Foundationis a public benefit corporation organized exclu-sively for charitable and educational purposes of supporting and promoting activities such as

the enhancement of the arts and culture, livability, economy,safety and infrastructure of the greater Downtown Missoulaarea. Created in 2010, the MDF's goal is to fund DowntownMissoula projects and infrastructure.

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