Local Events: Celebrate the New Year
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From Whitefish Mountain Resort’s torchlight parade and fireworks to the Lil Smokies rocking the Great Northern Bar, there’s no shortage of ways to celebrate.
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Ring in the New Year Montana-style!
From Whitefish Mountain Resort’s torchlight parade and fireworks to the Lil Smokies rocking the Great Northern Bar, there’s no shortage of ways to celebrate.
Dance the night away at Whitefish’s DJ-fueled party at the O’Shaughnessy Center, catch a 1920s-themed bash at the Dew Drop Inn, or solve a neon-drenched murder mystery at Kalispell’s Waters Edge Winery.
Whether it’s jazz, bluegrass, or a daring Polar Plunge in Bigfork, we’ve got all the details to make your New Year unforgettable.
Let’s toast to 2025!
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