Montana Tapestry Traveling Exhibit

Montana Tapestry is a five-panel pop-up banner exhibit that introduces eight Montanans who have made significant contributions to the state and nation since 1776. Guided by the Dakota phrase Mitakuye Oyasin — “all my relations” — the exhibit invites viewers to consider how they are connected to Montana and the United States across past, present, and future. The Montanans featured include immunologist Maurice Hilleman, doctor and collector Caroline McGill, historic figures Pretty Shield and Granville Stuart, veteran and Indigenous leader Gilbert Horn Sr., librarian Alma Smith Jacobs, author Ivan Doig, and actor Lily Gladstone. Montana Tapestry Exhibit — Montana 250

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Date
Oct 10 2026
Time
9:00 am - 6:00 pm
Cost
free
Location
Great Falls Public Library
Great Falls Public Library
301 2nd Ave. North
Website https://www.greatfallslibrary.org/calendar/upcoming
Category
Organizer
Great Falls Public Library
Phone 406-453-0349
Email questions@greatfallslibrary.org
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