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Becoming Krampus

“I’m cold,” the five year old girl shivered as he hoisted her onto his back in the backpack that he carried her up the snow drifted road in. The sun was setting and the temperature was dropping into single digits quickly. The wind chill was well below zero when you factored in the 35 mile per hour wind in their face.

2025 Blooms and Brushes Tour

Those attending the Ennis Arts Association’s 2nd Annual “ Blooms and Brushes “ Garden Tour were treated to Gardens in Ennis and Jeffers that were enhanced by amazing local Artists and also by the beautiful quilt creations of the PieceMakers of the Madison.  The Gardens- large and small— all had us want to go home and try harder.  The Artists pro

Ennis music lovers win on Fourth of July weekend as Drew Cooper steals the show

As much as the parade or the rodeo, the annual flooding of Main Street with music on the Fourth of July weekend is a tradition that is loved by locals and visitors alike. This year took the game to a new level with the Madison Music Festival featuring Reckless Kelly and Drew Cooper joining the lineup. 

 

NorthWestern Energy commissioned the “Restoring Our Waters” artwork to celebrate the success of the O’Dell Creek restoration project. Left to right, kneeling, NorthWestern Energy Director Environmental & Lands Permitting & Compliance Mary Gail Sullivan and renowned Montana artist Monte Dolack. Left to right, standing, Madison Farm to Fork Chair Kaye Suzuki, Granger Ranches owner Jeff Laszlo, NorthWestern Energy Chief Executive Officer Bob Rowe and Madison Farm to Fork GROWW Coordinator Janet BeanDochnahl.

NorthWestern Energy celebrates success of O’Dell Creek restoration project with original artwork by Montana artist Monte Dolack

The outstanding success of the Ennis-area O’Dell Creek Restoration Project, which began two decades ago, is recognized with a NorthWestern Energy-commissioned painting by renowned Montana artist Monte Dolack.

These white Adirondack chairs are serving as the blank canvases for local artists to work their creative magic on this summer. PHOTO COURTESY ELYSSE CONKLIN

Take a seat

After more than a year without much to speak of re: community art projects, artists around the county have signed up to not only create beautiful pieces of art, but also benefit the Madison Valley Medical Center Foundation.

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