A neat stuido and gallery.Local artist and potters sell their craft,much of which is created in the…read morestudio.Friendly people,,and so much beautiful art.Worrh the stop.

From the owner: The Red Poppy specializes in the following: Items of Artwork…read morePhotographic Studio Conference Center

A Banks Gallery has top notch customer service and some of the most beautiful and unique paintings…read moreand artwork in Bozeman! Stop by for a stroll through this gorgeous gallery. They are friendly and helpful. My favorite gallery to be sure!

From the owner: A. Banks Gallery curates a diverse and eclectic collection of American, Impressionistic, Sporting,…read moreand Western art. We represent three dozen artists, from nationally celebrated greats to up-and-coming talents. With over five hundred paintings and sculptures in inventory, the Gallery offers fine art in a broad variety of styles, subjects, color palettes, and sizes.

I'm really surprised there aren't more reviews on here for RMSP. It's really a great place to learn…read morephotography. I've been to several weekend workshops and loved them! I also took a week long workshop on the photography of people. I learned so much from the fun and knowledgeable teachers and even more from the critique sessions of our work. I would love to take the summer intensive course, but I can't make myself leave my husband for six weeks! Please don't think twice if you're on the fence about trying a class here. They are a very well respected school in the Pacific Northwest.

I'm excited to be the first to offer a review up for RMSP!…read more I recently attended one of RMSP's weekend workshops that made a stop here in the Seattle area (Redmond, to be more specific.) From my research, RMSP looks to be one of the better training schools of Photography in the country. (That is of course, if you don't have the time or the money to invest in going back to school for a few years to get a Fine Arts Degree in Photography.) If however, you're looking to improve your skills as a photographer in virtually any aspect of photography - this is the school for you. They offer week long, on-location workshops, weekend workshops, and intensive trainings that last the entire summer. There's pretty much something to virtually any level of photographer. Since the longer classes are a bit on the pricier side, and since it was going to be my first experience with RMSP, I opted for the weekend seminar. It was totally affordable, local, and a great opportunity to get a glimpse of the kind of instruction that goes on at the school. I am happy to report, it was a great experience! Well worth the money (less than $200). The thing I liked the most is that the weekend seminar has basically two different tracks for you to choose from. If you're brand new to photography and have never used an SLR (non point and shoot) camera, this course will really help you to understand how to use your camera better so that you can take the kinds of shots that you bought your camera for in the first place. If, on the other hand, you're a little more advanced, know your camera pretty well, and just want to up your skills a few notches through some tips from experienced pros, there's a track here for you too. The instructors were very patient with the less knowledgeable participants, as well as extremely helpful and funny along the way. The power-point presentations were fantastic! Instead of dropping $200 or more on that new lens that you think will take better pictures for you - drop it on a weekend workshop with these guys. Invest in your knowledge of photography first so that you know how to use the equipment that you already have. You'd be amazed at how much your photography will improve though learning just how to use your equipment better. I hope that I'll eventually be able to afford to take one of RMSP's longer courses. However, in the meantime, I'm really happy with the knowledge, information and new skills I received through my weekend with RMSP. Highly recommended!

Thank you Lorraine Springer in admissions for all of your help, you've been wonderful!read more

i paid thousands of dollars to go to school here and was not allowed to work on another costume…read morethat I had time for and that we needed. theater department has zero concept of color and yucky costumes. color stories are mislabeled as color theory. the lack of respect and tone deaf attitude is astounding when it is shown.

This is not a museum. You are paying to look at art for sale. One small room had a few pieces for…read moresale. The other three large room every piece had a price tag. The entrance fee should be 'free'.

Awesome Museum! We are so, so fortunate to have this is our own backyard- Flathead Valley friends!…read moreIt truly is a gem. Beyond the museum itself, which rotates shows/exhibitions regularly, the Hockaday Museum of Art is at the forefront of the art world in the Glacier Park, western, Montana history and contemporary art scene, here in Montana. They host: Arts in The Park, Plein air Glacier, artists retreats and a variety of youth art classes, to name a few. Along with their extensive list of contemporary artists who show their work at the Museum, they have a very impressive permanent collection. (Check their website or social media for exhibition dates and scheduled events). Better yet, stop-in and meet their welcoming and knowledgeable staff. As a member and a supporter of the museum, I highly encourage everyone, especially those in our small town community, to visit the museum, frequently check in to see what's new and find ways to get involved and support the many, many talented Montana artists!

This is one of my favorite stores. I drive from Bigfork often to purchase soap, kitchen items, and…read morethe occasional art piece. Also, their handbags and other items are amazing. You definitely need to check them out!

Stopped in here while driving through Polson our way north. This shop was such a pleasant surprise!…read more They have their own brand of upcycled clothing for women and kids which are super cute and they make onsite! The skirts, hoodies and baby wear are all adorable and one of a kind. They also had really high quality pouches made of upcycled wool or denim which would be great as electrical cord storage, makeup bags, pencil cases, etc. they also had many other handmade in Montana items for sale.

Micki moved to the Mall!!! Love this yarn store! If she doesn't have what you want she will get it…read morefor you. Her new space is wonderful great parking and you can Knit with my friend

Very friendly and was able to exchange one of my skeins as I later realized I bought two very…read moresimilar color ways. I purchased two beautiful hand dyed skeins of sock yarn.#BigSky

I recently bought a John Pepion piece from Karee at the Takes Horse Gallery in Polson, Montana. I…read moredid this over the phone and through email. Karee was a delight to work with. I asked for background information on the piece that she had to get by contacting Mr. Pepion directly. She did, and had immediate follows up with the detailed information I was looking for the next day. The customer service was excellent, her knowledge of the artist and the piece was excellent, and the entire sales and shipping process was flawless. Her personal touch is a breath of fresh air as not all galley owners and galley personal are as pleasant and easy to work with as Karee. I highly recommend this galley and Karee if you are in the market for unique Native American art. Rick, Seattle

From the owner: Takes Horse Gallery is a Montana Native American owned fine art gallery. Our curatorial focus is on…read morethe distinctive and varied art of the Northwest, spotlighting but not limited to Native American art. We take pride in our customer service and conversation!