Complimentary Conference breakfast and lunch for up to 2 persons per exhibitor booth.

This rate is only for registrations who are students attending a college or university in the state of Montana. A valid, current student ID must be presented at check-in.

Help exhibitors drive booth traffic and generate leads by promoting your brand in exclusive contest prizes. Attendees will use our conference app to enter the contest and three gift baskets filled with local favorites. Prizes will be visible throughout the conference with the sponsor highlighted.

Join us on Sunday, April 14 from 5:00 pm - 7:30 pm at Caras Park (123 Carousel D for a memorable kickoff reception to commence this year's conference in style. Immerse yourself in an evening filled with engaging conversations, delicious refreshments, and the unique energy of fellow attendees. Don't miss this perfect opportunity to network and set the tone for the insightful sessions ahead. Let's start our conference journey together at this not-to-be-missed gathering!

Step into a night of celebration and reflection at the Montana Tourism Awards Dinner! As we honor the shining stars of our tourism industry, we invite you to don your best black and gold attire, commemorating 50 golden years of film and tourism in Montana. Your presence will truly add sparkle to this milestone evening!

Sponsored by: Windfall

This 90-minute walking tour focuses on daily life and culture in Missoula during the city’s railroad boom, the Hotels & Hooligans Tour looks at how the average Missoulian lived and created. Hotels & Hooligans uncovers the scandals and other sketchiness from the Courthouse to the seedy underbelly of Missoula’s railroad hotel district.

The history of Smokejumping has been intertwined with the city of Missoula and the state of Montana since the first smokejumpers took off in a wooden framed, fabric covered aircraft in 1940.

The Missoula Smokejumper Center has been a key part of the wildfire fighting resources in the northwest since 1952 when the Smokejumper Base was constructed. Today the story of the smokejumpers and the other Federal Facilities located on the One Hundred Two acre Aerial Fire Depot is shared with 20,000-30,000 visitors annually at the Smokejumper Visitor Center at the jump base alongside of the Missoula International Airport (Johnson-Bell Field) at 5765 West Broadway, Missoula, MT.

Join us on River Road for an afternoon exploring local food!  With over 20 sites throughout Missoula, Garden City Harvest provides individuals with the raw materials to grow, cook, and preserve the harvest. Their River Road site gives you a taste of their farms, community gardens, and community gathering space all in one. 

We invite you to participate in a tour followed by a hands-on activity that will deepen your connection to your food and our community.

https://www.gardencityharvest.org/about

Join us for a tour of the brand-new Montana Museum of Arts and Culture! The Montana Museum of Arts and Culture opened its doors in September 2023. The 17,000-square-foot structure displays some of the museum’s most powerful exhibitions. The Batts Gallery houses “Rising from the Ashes: Selections from the Three Chiefs Cultural Center Collection.” Formerly known as the “The People’s Center,” the original building burnt down in an arson fire in 2020. MMAC shows the story of their rise from the ashes and exhibits some of the recovered collection. 

The third floor is organized into central themes: Beliefs, Origins, People, Land, Conflict, Harmony, and Beauty. Through these categories, the museum is curated to describe subjects that are universal to its gathering of art, whether each piece is modern or old, big or small, and made on the land we call Montana or somewhere far away.