with Sybil Branger, Mary Ellen Mangus, and more.

Saturday, September 26, 5pm

Come listen to the elders of our community share memories, stories, and reflections from life in the East Rosebud Canyon across generations.

Thursday, October 1, 6pm

When poetry meets memoir, two distinctive Montana writers come together for a wide-ranging conversation about place, memory, and the ways we make meaning from the lives we’ve lived.

Saturday, October 17, 6pm

Join award-winning Montana author Joe Wilkins for a reading from Every Sky at Home: Essays on Landscape and Family, his new collection exploring family, place, loss, and the landscapes that shape us. Born and raised in eastern Montana, Wilkins is the author of The Entire Sky, Pastoral, 1994, and others. His work has received both the Montana Book Award and Oregon Book Award.

Saturday, October 24, 1pm

This month we take on Naomi Alderman’s The Power, a provocative novel that turns familiar ideas about power, gender, and society upside down. Our book club gathers to explore questions of female identity, experience, and politics—everyone is welcome.

Saturday, November 21, 5pm

Join acclaimed poet Sean Hill for a reading from his new collection, The Negroes Send Their Love: Poems, Perspectives, and Possible Futures, a genre-spanning work that considers history, family, identity, place, and the possibilities of the future. Hill is also the author of Dangerous Goods, winner of the Minnesota Book Award in Poetry, and Blood Ties & Brown Liquor, and has received fellowships from the NEA, Cave Canem, and Stanford University.

Sunday, December 20, 5pm

Gather outside around the fire with Métis storyteller Chris La Tray for an evening of stories rooted in the land and its inhabitants as we welcome the longest night and the darkest days of the year.