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Indulge in an exquisite Italian feast with our lavish Italian basket, brimming with everything you need for a gourmet dinner experience!
Simply add bread to complete the ensemble and enjoy a sumptuous culinary adventure.
Stay and play the world-famous Floating Green at the Coeur d'Alene Golf & Spa Resort! As a golfer, your experience begins with a thrilling high-speed ride in a sleek mahogany boat, whisking you across the waters of Lake Coeur d'Alene to a land of meticulously manicured fairways-and that's just the beginning.
Package includes:
Two-nights lake tower accommodations,Golf for two playersPackage valid during the months of October through May excluding holidays. This package does not include parking.
Behold the majestic allure of the wilderness with our framed canvas print of "Bull Moose" by acclaimed photographer Jack Bell.
Measuring 24" x 36", this stunning piece captures the raw beauty and strength of a bull moose.
A stunning handwoven basket generously holds an array of fishing essentials and treats. Inside, discover a fly rod and reel, backpack with first aid kit, hat, paracord, Murdoch's gift card, fly box with flies, fly line, hand-painted fishing lures, and the exquisite Al Swanson handmade wooden fly box, "The Yellowstone."
20" x 30" original acrylic painting on museum wrapped 2" deep canvas frame
Artist's statement:
When I paint, my heart sings inside me. Color, texture and the golden glow of morning light inspire me. I hike, hunt, paint and fish in northwest Montana and my paintings reflect the freedom and openness in my life. My friends call me Montana Jane and I think it fits because the woods, the water and the wilderness tantalize me with the feel of the wind, the smell of the pines and the sound of bird songs. Art is my voice and so, my paintings sing with joy. Collectors say my art allows them to travel back in time to the days when life moved at a gentler pace in the Land of the Big Sky.
Immerse yourself in the artistry of Kalispell's own Ronald W. Lowery with his captivating bronze sculpture. This masterpiece features an 870 shotgun alongside a pintail duck decoy, accompanied by a lab adorned with a vest.
Measuring 10 3/4" in length, 9" in height, and 8 1/2" in depth, this sculpture is a testament to Lowery's skill and attention to detail. Limited to just 48 pieces, this particular sculpture is numbered 6/48, adding to its exclusivity and collectability.
Experience the spirit of the Wild West in this 19 1/2" x 9 3/4" original by famed American artist Ace Powell.
Featuring a covered wagon, full moon, and a man with his faithful dog, this piece evokes the romance of the frontier.
Powell was largely self-taught, but did take several lessons in his youth with Charles Marion Russell. With his mentor, Powell developed his signature-an Ace of Diamonds. He studied at the University of Montana through the G.I. Bill in the early 1940s and continued to reside in the state until his death on January 25, 1978 in Kalispell.
(2) VIP Tickets to the SOLD OUT Under the Big Sky
Set on a 350-acre ranch just outside of Whitefish Montana, enjoy expansive 180-degree views of the heart of Big Sky Country and performances across two stages in naturally formed amphitheaters on the ranch.
This summer's festival features headliners Miranda Lambert, Billy Strings, & Turnpike Troubadours.
Tickets include:
VIP ParkingDesignated VIP AreasVIP Bar and Beer GardenUpgraded Restrooms
Please note that Under the Big Sky VIP is strictly 21+.
"Entering East Glacier" by Don Greytak offers a picturesque portrayal of the Great Northern railroad headed towards East Glacier.
This 11" x 15" print, numbered #220/500 and signed by the artist, showcases Greytak's pencil artistry.
Raised on a farm north of Havre, MT, Greytak draws from personal experiences to convey the essence of rural living. Despite lacking formal training, his dedication shines through in each meticulously crafted piece.
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Great galvanized drink container stuffed with the "Best of the West": "Best of Willie Nelson" vinyl album, Big Horn Bourbon and two Montana themed rocks glasses, the Yellowstone Cookbook, Montana cutting board, Bottle of Rose' wine, Montana mining towns book and copy of Big Sky, 30 oz Yeti tumbler, two coaster/bottle openers from Axehead, boot shaped match holder and matches, blueberry cobbler candle, bandana, Ink and Alloy earrings, locally made gemstone bracelet, wooden flask embossed with Montana outline, $10 Copper Mountain Coffee gift card
"Early Morning Light", 30" x 48" original oil on linen, framed in sapele wood frame
by Karl Oehrtman, MD
Karl was born in Columbus, Ohio and was raised in the southwest part of the state. College, medical School, and residency were completed at The Ohio State University. he moved to Kalispell, Montana in 1983 where he practiced medicine (otolaryngology) until 2020 when he retired. He feels very fortunate to live in the beautiful Flathead Valley and close to Glacier National Park.
Karl was introduced to oil painting by Mark Ogle and has studied with Rob Akey, Denae Wiemer, Denise Gilroy, Matt Smith and Linda Glover Gooch as well as many online courses.
Karl has participated in many plein air paint outs through the Hockaday museum of Art in Kalispell, as well as exhibiting in the Hockaday Museum's Member Salon.
Canvas print of "Fall at Glacier National Park"
Hope Kauffman (Ambroze) is a natural light fine art photographer, social media consultant, and product stylist based out of Whitefish, Montana.
You may have seen her work published in:
Vogue, E! , People, Forbes, Business Insider, Montana Bride, 406 Woman Magazine, Rocky Mountain Bride, and more.
Here's your chance to capture precious memories with choice of one the following shoots (not to exceed one hour):
A perfect staycation for 12
family members or friends!
Enjoy a one week stay in your choice of accommodations for one week in the five bedroom lodge of your choice.
River Meadow Ranch features 2 unique, year-round vacation rentals
5 bedrooms each nestled on 7+ acres
More info and photos at rivermeadowranch.com
Dates are subject to availability.
Blackout dates 5/15-9/15 and 12/20-1/4
Expires May 15, 2025
Experience the spirit of the Wild West in this 8.5" x 15.5" original by famed American artist Ace Powell.
Featuring teepees, an Indian man and his horse.
Asa Lynn "Ace" Powell (April 3, 1912 - January 25, 1978) was an American painter, sculptor, and etcher of genre scenes and imagery relating to Indians, cowboys, horses, and wildlife. His artwork was influenced by that of fellow Montana artist Charles M. Russell.
Powell's lifetime body of work consists of between 12,000 and 15,000 artworks. Although he preferred working with oil paints, he also produced a large number of watercolor paintings and drawings, as well as a number of works in bronze, terracotta, and wood.
In about 1952 he attended the University of Montana on the G.I. Bill. He found that the university's art department stressed abstract art, which wasn't a style particularly well suited for a realist painter such as himself. One of his teachers told him that he couldn't make a living as an artist and would have to teach art.
When another instructor revealed that as a first-year teacher he was making $4,400, Powell replied, "Well, I'm an alcoholic and I was drunk half of the time last year and still make $7,500 so I've got no business here!" With that he quit.
He subsequently took a correspondence art course and learned to organize the things he had been taught over the years into formal presentations.
Looking for a great way to spend an afternoon in the Flathead Valley?
Look no further than Red Eagle Aviation's 1-hour scenic tour for 2 passengers. Take in the breathtaking views of the valley from the air, and see some of the area's most stunning natural features from a whole new perspective. And after you've finished your ride, grab a bite to eat at MacKenzie River Pizza!
Introducing a captivating 14KT yellow gold natural diamond ring, showcasing a brilliant 0.5 ct diamond with K color and VS/1 clarity. With its classic round cut and timeless elegance, this ring is the epitome of sophistication. Bid now to make it yours and elevate your style effortlessly!
"Lewis & Clark and Corps of Discovery" by Monte Dolack
23" x 34" framed print, #183/450, signed and numbered
This poster was created to celebrate the bicentennial of the Lewis and Clark and the Corps of Discovery and depicts bear and bison watching the corps float by the White Cliffs of the Missouri River.
A native of Great Falls, Monte Dolack grew up surrounded by the same sweeping vistas and big sky that inspired Charlie Russell. His love of Montana and passion for the West's diverse landscapes and wildlife are evident in the images he creates and the commissions he undertakes.
After studying art at Montana State University and the University of Montana, Monte opened his first studio in 1974, beginning a successful career in fine art and graphics. His best known early works - wild animals wreaking havoc in human homes - comprise his "Invaders Series," exploring the myths of the West and how we view our relationship with our environment.
Calling all snow bunnies and powder hounds, this package is for you!
Experience the best of backcountry skiing and boarding with a guided tour for two with Great Northern Powder Guides. After your adventure, relax in a private 2-bedroom cabin at the Clydesdale Outpost for a one-night stay.
American Storytellers, by Andy Thomas
12" x 16" framed print, signed, open edition
Imagine being privileged to sit around a camp fire with a few of the American Storytellers from different eras of our great country. This wonderful scene of these famous men gathered under a full moon to share their amazing stories could only be created by the very talented Thomas. History comes to life as these gentlemen of various walks of life recall people, events, and places. As one of the American Storytellers enthralls the group, who will be next with a great tale of his own? Can you identify each of these American Storytellers?
Charles Russell, Benjamin Franklin, Frederic Remington, Andy Thomas, Will Rogers, Ernest Hemingway, Ronald Reagan, Teddy Roosevelt, Mark Twain, Bill Cody and Norman Rockwell.
Andy Thomas, artist, is not only an immensely talented painter, but also a storyteller with the images he creates. His subject matter consists of a variety of images from historical events to intimate moments of everyday life. The artist's desire to create is funneled into the area of painting realism that ranges from a very loose, almost impressionistic style to very tight, realistic depictions. Thomas's medium is primarily oil, but he also works in watercolor, pen and ink, charcoal, pencil, and ink wash. He is also a very accomplished sculptor.
Primarily self-taught, Thomas began his professional art career in 1991 after sixteen years with a major advertising agency. In his studio, the artist creates his unique paintings that tell their "stories." Thomas says, "I never consciously ponder elements of design or principals of design… I rely on my sketches to refine a value scheme as a starting point. They also help me visualize the completed painting and consider light, painting technique, subject or object importance, and other considerations. The viewer's eye-path is a big influence on the composition at this point and all through the painting process." Thomas's style has been compared to Russell and Remington. He says he has also been influenced by Howard Pyle, Richard Schmid, Norman Rockwell, and others.
A variety of Thomas's historical images have been used in books and featured on book covers. Some paintings have also been featured in numerous magazines. The artist's original works are in many private and corporate collections and also in the permanent collections of museums around the country.
Thomas exhibits in several shows annually, such as the C. M. Russell Art Auction, the Best of the West at the Eiteljorg Museum in Indianapolis. The artist also enjoys judging art shows and teaching children and adult painting classes. He is a talented writer and published a book containing over 100 color images of his work, along with stories written by him.
The artist is a member of the famed Salmagundi Club in New York, The Portrait Society of America, and other art organizations. He graduated Magna Cum Laude from Missouri Southern State University with a BS in Marketing Management.
When you want a little help with graceful aging, you need a provider you can trust. Aesthetica Medical Spa is that provider for many people throughout Montana.
This beautiful basket includes:
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Graceful aging is our motto. If you agree, you will love Aesthetica Medical Spa!
"Farm Out of Deer Lodge" by Ronald W. Lowery offers a charming glimpse into rural life. This framed original watercolor, measuring 14" x 16", captures the timeless beauty of rural Montana.
JIM DICKS "ENDURING HERITAGE"
17" x 7" pyrographic maple plaque
Retired A.L.E.R.T. pilot Jim Dicks has channeled his passion for flying into creating exquisite handcrafted wood art that captures the beauty and wonder of flight and service. Each piece is a testament to his artistic skill and dedication to his craft, inspiring all who see it to reach for the sky and pursue their dreams with the same sense of purpose and creativity.
If you're a lover of aviation and appreciate fine craftsmanship, then you won't want to miss out on the opportunity to bid on handcrafted A.L.E.R.T.-inspired wood art.
Two beautiful custom cut Montana shaped mirrors with chipped edges, regular mirror or antique!
"Afternoon Light, McDonald Creek" by Gini Ogle is a captivating 16" x 12" original oil painting that beautifully captures the tranquility of nature.
Gini's artistic journey has been rich and diverse, with a focus on oil painting, plein air, and studio work. As a professor of art at FVCC and proprietor of Echo Designs Gallery and Frame Shop, she has dedicated herself to the exploration of various mediums and techniques.
Passionate about plein air painting, Gini finds inspiration in the intricate play of light, mood, and atmosphere. Her work reflects the awe-inspiring vistas of Glacier National Park and the vibrant colors of her native Montana.
Drawing from her intuitive connection to her surroundings, Gini's paintings evoke a sense of authenticity and emotion. Her dedication to the arts has earned her recognition, including prestigious opportunities such as studying with renowned artists and participating in wilderness art programs.
You can find Gini's studio nestled in Kalispell, where she continues to create art that celebrates the beauty and spirit of the Montana landscape.
Your kids or grandkids will love this one!
This package includes:
(4) tickets to Raptor Reef indoor waterpark in Hayden, ID at Triple Play Resort, where fun is always in season!Igloo cooler with all the fixin's for s'moresDisney's "Word A Round" game$10 gift card to Imagination Station(4) ride-on Wrangler stick horsesAnd, a bottle of wine for the adults to celebrate after a day of fun!
"Viewing Avalanche Gorge Through a Glacier Cabin Window", 31" x 53", original photograph framed behind a vintage window off of a Park Service cabin alongside Going to the Sun Road in Glacier National Park
Cari Bowers is a local artist, calling The Flathead Valley her home for the last 30 years. Originally from Georgia, Cari began capturing life through her 110-camera lens in the 1st grade. Her love of photography flourished once she discovered Montana, particularly Glacier National Park. Cari has salvaged and repaired over 600 windows from landfills over the last 20 years and has used them as a unique way to display her photographs. The first 250 windows that she salvaged and sold were out of Glacier Park Lodge in East Glacier, Montana. The window currently up for auction was off a National Park Service cabin on the westside of Glacier Park along Going to the Sun Road.
This great Montana Whiskey Co. box contains all the supplies to create your own Old Fashioned drinks at home: 2 bottles of Hudson Whiskey NY, Proof Old Fashioned orange cocktail syrup, Antica Formula vermouth, Bushmills flask & tees, Elijah Craig apron, shot glasses, double jigger measure and a MT Liquor and Wine Hat!
Brighten your home for Spring with this adorable Bee Basket, donated by Woodland Floral. This would also make a sweet Mother's Day gift...!
We'll add a bottle of wine, donated by Tom Ray.
Elevate your space with the breathtaking beauty of Two Medicine Lake and its surrounding mountains captured in this stunning acrylic landscape photo. Perfect for home or office, it promises to bring a touch of natural splendor to any environment.
"Riding the Range" by O.C. Seltzer is a timeless masterpiece capturing the essence of the American West. This print, measuring 45" in width and 31.5" in height, showcases Seltzer's exceptional talent and attention to detail. Painted in 1911 and copyrighted on April 15, 1911, this work transports viewers to the rugged landscapes and iconic scenes of cowboy life.
Born in Denmark and later settling in Great Falls, Montana, Seltzer's prolific career as a painter and illustrator spanned over 2,500 works, earning him renown for his depictions of the American West. His journey alongside Charles M. Russell and his subsequent independent work reflected his deep connection to the region's history and culture.
From his early days as a machinist for the Great Northern Railway to his later achievements as an illustrator for The New York Tribune and exhibitions in Seattle and Oklahoma, Seltzer's legacy continues to captivate audiences worldwide. His paintings, encompassing both watercolor and oil mediums, vividly portray cowboys, animals, historical events, and pioneers like Meriwether Lewis and William Clark.
Bid now to own a piece of Western history with "Riding the Range" by O.C. Seltzer, a testament to the enduring allure of the American West and the timeless artistry of one of its most celebrated painters.
Enjoy the best in culinary delights, captivating entertainment, and luxury hospitality... without leaving the Valley!
Indulge with a Chef's Table dinner for you and a guest at Herb & Omni expertly curated by Chef Earl James Reynolds, a Whitefish native and James Beard nominated chef. To further enhance your dining experience, each course will be thoughtfully paired with fine wines.
Following dinner, venture up to The Second Story for an immersive entertainment experience in a venue where old charm meets modern sophistication.
Finally, retreat to your luxury accommodations at the Firebrand Hotel.
HOLIDAY LIGHTS ON THE LAKE
Light up your holiday season with an unforgettable experience on Lake Coeur d'Alene! With the "Holiday Lights on the Lake" silent auction item, you'll enjoy a one-night stay in the luxurious Lake Tower accommodations at the Coeur D'Alene Resort, a $100 dining credit to use at any of the resort's amazing restaurants, and two adult holiday light show cruise tickets.
It's an experience that will leave you feeling like a kid again, with the glittering lights and joyful atmosphere capturing the essence of the holiday season.
Package Includes:
This does not include parking and is valid during November and December excluding holidays. Dates are subject to availability
Beautify your home with this gorgeous wooden storage bench, made locally from reclaimed lumber. Snuggle up under the woolen blanket surrounded by the glow from your tall iron candlesticks and large glass container. Exquisite photographs of the old West, "Portraits from North American Indian Life" by Edward S. Curtis. Framed Barbara Mellblom print "Welcome" with Chickadees & Pansies, #134/500. And a lariat wreath from the Kalispell Rodeo Club.
Bench donated by Donna Kouns, Southside Consignments
Wool blanket and hat donated by Western Outdoor
Candlesticks, candles and large glass container and book, donated by Ed & Susie Heger
Bottle of wine, donated by Tom Ray
Antelope & Birds, Original
37" x 27"
Don't miss this chance to give your child anunforgettable end to the school year!
Picture this:
Station 2331, the South Kalispell Fire Department, pulling up to your front door in their classic Fire Truck to whisk your child and three friends off to school in unforgettable style.
Watch as their faces light up with joy and excitement, creating memories they'll cherish forever.
Experience the spirit of the Wild West in this 11.5" x 5 3/4" Ace Powell original "Chickadee"
This great package will fill your summer weekend with fun!
Two nights at Big Arm Cabins, Family Cabin, one queen bed, bunk bed set and a sleeper sofa, kitchenette, restaurant and docks.
July 26/27, 2024
Two nights at the KwaTaqNuk Hotel & Casino, $30 food Credit, $40 Casino Credit
$150 gift card from The Tamarack Brewing company
$50 gift card to Miss Tami's Short Branch Saloon
Two rounds of Peak Season Golf, 18 holes with a cart at Polson Bay Golf Course
Experience the ultimate golf, stay, and dine right here in the Valley with this incredible package:
Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to relax, unwind, and create unforgettable memories.
Choose a mystery party theme and get a night of shenanigans, entertainment, and memories! Includes a guided mystery party complete with a photo backdrop based on your theme, all game materials, crime scene props, and prizes! Plus 3 bottles of wine, donated by Tom Ray!
Grouping of seven Todd Hileman framed prints, various birds and flowers.
Experience the thrill of aviation with a 90-minute flight in a 1955 T-34A Beech Mentor!
The winner will enjoy a personalized flight experience, with options ranging from a scenic tour of the Flathead Valley with stunning views of Glacier National Park to an out-and-back cross-country adventure to another airport, or any combination thereof. Fly solo for the full 90 minutes or split your time and invite a companion to share in the experience, the winner and pilot will collaborate to tailor the flight to their preferences.
Your skilled pilot will be a member of the current or former A.L.E.R.T. pilots who fly the plane, ensuring a safe and enjoyable journey.
Plus, to top off this incredible experience, the winner will receive a $50 gift card to Latitude 48 and a bottle of wine donated by Tom Ray.
This aircraft, N3789G, is a 1955 T-34A Beech Mentor. The T-34 was manufactured by Beechcraft for its role as the primary trainer for the Air Force and Navy and hence the name Mentor, as in "teacher". It was the first post-WW2, specifically-designed military trainer. The "A" model was used by the Air Force and the "B" model by the Navy. There are only minor differences between the two models. A later version, the "C" model with a turboprop engine, greatly extended the life of the T-34 with the Navy. All T-34s are set up in a two-seat, tandem configuration. For most flights the student was in the front seat with the instructor in the back. Positions were switched for instrument training with the student in the rear covered by a large canopy with no view to the outside world to simulate being in clouds.
N3789G has been modified with several structural improvements, an engine upgrade, new paint, and up-to-date avionics while still matching the appearance of a 1950s plane on an Air Force base. The restoration took most of 2018 and was capped with an award as Best T-34 at the EAA Oshkosh airshow in 2019.
Embark on a perfect Montana adventure with this $135 gift certificate from Swan Mountain Outfitters, redeemable for a scenic trail ride or applicable towards a hunting or fishing package.
And that's not all - Murdoch's will help ensure you're fully prepared for your outing with a $50 gift card.
Start your day right with coffee and breakfast from Montana Coffee Traders.
After your adventure, enjoy dinner at Craggy Range with a $50 gift card, then unwind at home with a bottle of wine from Tom Ray.
This adorable plush Bighorn Sheep will brighten a corner in any home!
Leaves and Shadow, 12" x 6" oil on panel
Tabby Ivy's journey to creative expression started gradually, and later in life. An avid black and white photographer, she completed the Rocky Mountain School of Photography's Summer Intensive Program in Missoula, after moving to Montana in 1991. The tonal aspects of black and white photography still influence her work, informing her tonalist-leaning style of painting. The need to expand her artistic vision led her first to watercolor and then to oils after studying the work of classical and contemporary artists. She has been painting in oils for over twenty-five years, with collectors across the US.
After thirty-three years in Montana she now calls Carlton, Oregon, home.
Creative Statement
My paintings often begin when a mood, scene or thought breaks through the everyday to spark an idea or call to creative action. I rely on intuitive spontaneity, curiosity and risk taking to guide me through the painting process. My work is not a literal depiction of a landscape, scene or subject. I purposely strive for my paintings to be evocative and engaging while leaving a bit of mystery and interpretation for the viewer. After thirty-three years in Montana, I now make Carlton, Oregon, home, but the vast Montana landscape will always hold a very special place in my heart and in my work.
"Leaves and Shadow" was painted en plein air in Glacier National Park. While driving near Two Medicine I was looking for a grand vista to paint. However, what I was drawn to was a quiet moment along the side of the road; of shaded trees, the smell of damp leaves and the textures within muted shadows. This painting was the result.
Porcupine Creek, 12" x 16" original oil on panel by Bye Bitney
ART TALK MAGAZINE, December 1989: Bye Bitney, one of the hottest young artists in the traditional world.Often called 'the young genius', Bye Bitney makes his home on the west shore of Flathead Lake in Kalispell, Montana where he completed his three story home/studio in 1993. After he made the decision to become a professional artist, it took very little time for his work to gain notice in the art world.
Bye began showing in major galleries at the age of 22. Art critics praised both his keen draftsman's eye and expert use of muted colors, and his career has been on the rise ever since. In a region where the majority of artwork depicts cowboys and ranch life, Bye's still lifes, landscapes and portraits are a bold departure. Although he resists categorization of any kind, Bye acknowledges that he is not a cowboy artist. "I'm a western artist because I live in the West. But definitions of western and cowboy art are subject to many different interpretations." Many subjects appear in Bye's paintings, including ocean and sky, people and animals, flowers and still life - all beginning with a visual treat, a moment experienced either in the studio, on a drive through the mountains or from his trip to Spain and Portugal.
Unless he's planning a very complex subject, Bye rarely blocks anything on canvas. To that end, he almost studiously avoids any hard preconceptions of how a painting will turn out. "I start off with a very general idea because it's much less stressful to keep the initial concepts vague and have it evolve from the process "Bye's painting schedule is not a conventional one. He can often be found fine tuning a painting a month after he started it. In the meantime, he sometimes has up to a dozen other paintings in the works.
Bye has been mostly influenced through his studies of the interpretive realism of Delbert Gish, John Singer Sargent, Joaquin Sorolla and Nicolai Fechin. Of Fechin's work Bye notes, "There are a lot of loose abstract passages in his paintings, but his craftsmanship is impeccable. I find this genre painting to be a challenge because inherent looseness gives an artist room to flow with whatever happens on the canvas."Bye's paintings continue to receive rave reviews, but modesty prevents him from dwelling too long on the subject. Gazing over a mug of tea cradled in his hands, Bye Bitney comes as close as he ever will to blowing his own horn."All of my works seem to sell equally well," he says quietly. "That's reassuring.".
the Klondike on Flathead Lake
limited edition print, #619 of 1000
Indulge in a night of fine wines and exquisite tastes at Flathead Valley Community College's iconic Festival of Flavors Grand Wine Tasting!
You and a guest will be treated to reserved seats at the Grand Wine Tasting this fall. Sip on a variety of wines while enjoying delectable culinary creations.
To hold you over until then, take home two commemorative Festival of Flavors wine glasses and a bottle of red wine. Don't miss out on this opportunity to savor the flavors of the season and support both A.L.E.R.T. and FVCC!
Step up to the plate and swing for the fences with this exclusive package!
Gather your friends and get ready to cheer on the Range Riders in style! You and 13 of your friends will enjoy a home game from the comfort of a private luxury suite at Glacier Bank Park. With 10 padded fixed-back seats on the balcony and air-conditioning behind garage-style glass roll-up doors, you'll have the perfect vantage point to catch every exciting play.
Don't miss out on this chance to experience the thrill of a Range Riders game like never before!
14 seats in a private luxury suite(3) preferred parking passesComplimentary soda, water, and light snacksSubject to availability must be used during the 2024 season.
A perfect addition to any garden or outdoor space - the Plant Land Bistro Table and chair set.
The accompanying 16" Hanging Basket is filled with beautiful, blooms that will add a touch of natural beauty to the surroundings. This set is a wonderful way to enjoy the outdoors, whether you want to relax with a book or simply take in the sights and sounds of nature.
These two Adirondack Chairs and a table were made by Bigfork High School Wood Shop students!
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