The variety of vintage bikes was matched by their riders, with everything from British Royal Enfield, Triumph, BSA to American Harley Davidsons, Indians, and a mix of cool Japanese bikes…a great reminder of the diversity of the motorcycle community, all with the common interest and enthusiasm of riding on two wheels.
All manner of speed and special bikes were on display for the discerning motorcyclists in attendance to ogle and cast votes for Best in Show honors.
Event organizers are focusing on creating an online experience that preserves the spirit of Pet Fest, while promoting community partners.
John Floridis and Ed Stalling with a sunset performance on the lawn at Ten Spoon Vineyard and Winery.
Former Cold Hard Cash front man Merle Travis Peterson returns with his new band playing classic outlaw country music hits
Following the premiere of Centerfield Cinema, the Missoula Paddleheads have announced the addition of two more weekly events to be held at Ogren Park Allegiance Field, all summer long – $2 Trivia Tuesdays & Friday Happy Hour.
Exploring the topic of racism with Tommy Cummins, a retired LAPD vice undercover officer, pro baseball player and best friend to the late Marvin Gaye.
Stop bicycle thieves before – and after – they disappear with with your bike.
2020 Season starts May 22nd / employment opportunities for season workers.
Monday, May 4th – COVID measures update for Missoula with Mayor John Engen
This week we’re joined by Missoula Parks and Rec rock star Meg Whicher
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