Billings, Montana Tours

Overview

Unleash your creative spirit alongside Billings locals within the ever-growing community of artists, galleries, festivals, museums, and theaters. Pick out fine art and crafts during the Artwalk revel in a Montana Native´s award-winning American West artwork or catch a film at the recently renovated Babcock Theatre. Wherever your path takes you, we´ll help you paint your perfect trip.

TOP FIVE MUSEUMS

Western Heritage Culture:

An affiliate of the Smithsonian Institution, the Western Heritage Center brings the history of Billings and the surrounding region to life through interactive exhibits, historic artifact collections, and education and outreach programs

Moss Mansion:

Constructed in 1903 and designed by renowned architect Henry Janeway Hardenburgh the Moss Mansion influenced the culture of Billings with inspired craftsmanship and architecture. Tour the beautiful home to see the inner workings of the family through archived letters and documents.

Tippet Rise Art Center:

Nestled on a 12,000-acre working sheep and cattle ranch, the Tippet Rise Art Yellowstone County Museum Center fuses art, music, architecture, and nature together through seasonal classical music concerts and outdoor sculpture tours.

Yellowstone County Museum:

The Yellowstone County Museum is a treasure chest of Montana´s past. Enter an authentic pioneer log cabin to see more than 15,000 artifacts representing the area´s history. The museum sits atop the rims at Logan International Airport overlooking the city of Billings and the scenic Yellowstone River Valley

Yellowstone Art Museum:

As a contemporary art museum, the Yellowstone Art Museum primarily collects recent work by artists who were part of the artist's vanguard of their time, and who live or work in a region that includes the Northern Plains and Northern Rocky Mountains. This collection has rich stories to tell about the unique sound, cultural, and physical landscape of the Mountain West and Northern Plains. It also reflects our region's contradictions, complexities, interconnections, and relationships with the outside world.