Arts and Culture - Attractions
In the old days, they used to say Red Lodge had a saloon on every corner. Well, some of those saloons have been replaced by art galleries, gift shops and a park, but much of the historic character is still on display. Pick up a walking tour brochure at the Museum, or one of the fabulous Red Lodge history books for more of the inside story on The Way We Were.
Yellowstone Wildlife Sanctuary · 406-446-1133
Providing lifelong sanctuary to non-releasable native Montana wildlife, the Yellowstone
Wildlife Sanctuary allows visitors of all ages to safely enjoy the natural beauty and
behaviors of animals such as mountain lions, bison, wolves, bears, birds of prey and
many more. Open year round and just a few blocks from downtown. Please check
website and Facebook for more details. more...
Carbon County Historical Society & Museum · 406-446-3667
Highlights historic Red Lodge with Greenough rodeo collection, extensive historical gun collection, interactive coal mine exhibit and much more. The staff also assists with genealogical and historic research. more...
Roman Theater · 406-446-2233
We've gone digital! "It's Better On The Big Screen"... With the new "CHRISTIE" digital projection system & "DOLBY 5.1" sound.
Bighorn Basin Paleontolgical Institute · 610-996-1055
