Celebrating 75 Years of the Chamber
1948-2023!
Chamber/Visitor Center Office Hours:
Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm
Arts, Culture & Entertainment
406-988-0221
104 N. Montana St.
Dillon, MT 59725
When cowhands come to town, they know Atomic 79 is a must stop for them! We have everything for cowboys and cowgirls from farrier supplies, ranch ropes, western tack, and quality cowboy boots and cowgirl boots (that are resoleable)!
We aren’t just the cowboy shop though; we have something for everyone! For the wood craftsman, we have your work boot, axes, chisels, and anything you need to build your cabin in the woods. We even carry leather/canvas bags, hiking boots, and camping supplies if you are looking for a weekend hiking trip into the mountains.
Now, don’t go thinking we are all about work around here, we have all the fancy and fun things in life too!
Ladies, we had you in mind when selecting sterling silver and turquoise jewelry, quality leather purses, and trendy western fashion.
Gentlemen, we can help you look your best from head to toe with silver cuff links, handmade leather briefcases, R.M. Williams shoes, and western vests to turn heads.
All are welcome, & coffee is always on at Atomic 79!
406-834-3413
721 Bannack Road
Dillon, MT 59725
Bannack is one of the country's best preserved Ghost Towns! Come and step back in time to experience the Old West first hand. Bannack, Montana's first territorial capital. The state park, established in 1954, boasts over 100 historical buildings and structures. Bannack was the place where gold was first discovered in 1862. As with other state parks, there are fees for admission and camping is available. Visitors park at the Visitor Center and walk the quiet, dusty streets and deserted buildings. Discover what the old west was really like...in Bannack State Park!
406-925-2499
124 S. Montana St.
Dillon MT 59725
The Be the Change 406 Coalition is a non-partisan, grassroots organization in southwest Montana targeting the reduction of underage drinking and other substance use and misuse in Beaverhead County. We are a dedicated group of adult and youth activists working collaboratively to achieve these goals. We envision a future where area residents understand the consequences of substance use and support our county being free of underage drinking and drug use.
406-683-5027
15 S. Montana St.
Dillon, MT 59725
A branded boardwalk connects the buildings and provides access to many outdoor exhibits. Built in 1950, the original museum was the log framed building and over the years the Torrey Lodge and Whitworth House were connected to the main museum. A cabin built by Thomas Poindexter in 1885 was moved to the museum in 1988. The museum's campus also includes the Argenta One-Room Schoolhouse, the Train Depot (built in 1909) and Depot Theatre. The Indigenous Peoples of Southwestern Montana exhibit is an exploration of the people who have lived in these mountains and valleys for at least the last 12,000 years. Beaverhead County played an important role in the Corps of Discovery, where Lewis & Clark met with Shoshone Indians at Camp Fortunate, as depicted in the Lewis & Clark Diorama. Come discover southwest Montana history at the Beaverhead County Museum!
406-579-7955
3975 MT Hwy 41
Dillon, MT 59725
Your one-stop fun spot for the kids this fall! Bale maze, corn maze, pumpkin patch, games, slides and fun! Follow us on Facebook for the latest information on hours, special events and more!
406-683-5050
PO Box 53
Dillon, MT 59725
The Dillon Concert Association began as "Community Concerts" with its first concert series in 1948-49. We have continued to provide high quality live performances at an affordable price. Each season consists of 4-5 concerts. Season memberships are $50/adults, $10/college students, $6/K-12 grade students. Single concert admissions are $20/$10/$6, respectively. Concerts are held in the Beier Auditorium on The University of Montana Western Campus at 7:30 p.m.
Celebrating 75 Years in Dillon!
406-925-9579
PO Box 969
Dillon MT 59725
As a fifth-generation Montanan, Grace has always been drawn in by the beauty of the treasure state. Her passion for the landscape and the people who make a living tending to it drives her artistic vision. Whether you are commemorating the life of a favorite horse, celebrating an engagement, or having a wedding under the Big Sky, Grace wants to be there to keep those memories alive for generations to come. Follow her on Facebook at Grace Pauley Photography LLC, or on Instagram @gracepauleyphotography, or check out her website at https://gracepauleyphotography.com/
406-660-3007
35 E. Bannack St.
Dillon, MT 59725
At Jim's Smoke Shop, they are the shop that has it all! Pay your electric power bill, pawn items or sell, or if you need a bail ask Jim! Visit us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100060572943512
406-925-9579
PO Box 969
Dillon MT 59725
Pony Photo Express is a full-service mobile photo booth inside of a cute vintage horse trailer. Users experience the traditional photo booth with not only digital copies of their photo strip but a physical printed photo strip to take home as well. The Pony Photo Express photo booth can be completely customizable to match your event theme or branding. In addition, the photo booth can be rented out separately from the trailer or they can come together to your next event or gathering! Great entertainment for all ages & is a fun way for your guests to remember the day!
406-925-2271
34 N. Idaho St.
Dillon, MT 59725
Rocky Mountain Framing & Memorabilia - offering professional framing and matting services for business or home. We specialize in 3-dimensional shadowbox-style mounting and framing. We also have a large collection of authentic signed celebrity memorabilia available for purchase. Stop by today!
Stephen's Farmhouse Floral
406-683-2694
25 Vine St.
Dillon, MT 59725
Family-owned and operated greenhouse, serving southwest Montana. Beautiful Gift Shop and Fresh Floral for your home.
406-660-3007
35 E. Bannack St.
Dillon, MT 59725
Tendoy Fine Art, Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting the arts and arts education in Southwest Montana. Tendoy Fine Art features local and regional artists in a cooperative gallery, and hosts ArtSpace, an arts education space. Our hours vary by season, but we are generally open 6 days a week during the spring, summer and fall months and 5 days weekly during the winter months. The gallery displays original paintings, pottery, stained glass, weaving, carved wood and jewelry. Tendoy Fine Art seeks to interpret the landscape, animals and people who make up our western heritage. Come visit us today!
406-925-5024
33 S. Idaho St.
Dillon, MT 59725
A Montana Legend, the best hotel in Montana in 1917...and again today! Dillon's historic, Renaissance-Revival-style Andrus Hotel, which first opened to the public in 1917, has occupied a central prominent place in the main Old Town district of Dillon, Montana for over one-hundred years. Today, we blend time-honored tradition with modern luxury for a sophisticated experience. Our location puts you within walking distance of art galleries, museums, a full-spectrum of dining experiences, nightlife, shopping and so much more. Experience refined accommodations, enhanced by genuine Montana hospitality, a historic setting and ideal location!
406-683-6807
26 N. Idaho St.
Dillon, MT 59725
The Bookstore is an independently owned local business that specializes in books about Montana and the Western United States. We feature local authors, and host book signings and other "Meet the Author" events. We offer a large selection of greeting cards, kids kits, calendars, sheet music/supplies, and a used book exchange. Debbie from The Bookstore is a lover of words, a student of life, a collector of dictionaries, the wife of Bill, who loves to laugh and take a book to the movie theater. She rides a pink scooter. She is a "sometime" artist that plays with watercolor and creates personal meditation boxes. She loves what she does! Stop in The Bookstore today!
406-683-2335
5 S. Railroad Ave.
Dillon, MT 59725
The Metlen Hotel is an icon in Dillon Montana! The history of this building is rich and full of mystery. The hotel portion is currently undergoing significant restoration. The bar remains open on weekends. Now offering Metlen Hotel Historic Tours * by reservation only * Availiblity every Thursday & Friday from $7-8:30 pm * $10 cover charge includes a drink for 21+! Call 808-478-9163 to make a reservation!
