Blackfoot Pathways: Sculpture in the Wild in Lincoln is hosting free live entertainment every Saturday through Labor Day as part of its Summer Series, with the next performance set for August 15. The events take place inside the site's iconic TeePee Burner structure — the converted mill burner that has become one of the most distinctive outdoor gathering spaces in western Montana.
The series is family-friendly and free to attend, featuring music, performance, and programming that complements the outdoor sculpture park. Lincoln is about 60 miles northwest of Helena on Highway 200, making it a reasonable afternoon or evening trip for Helena families looking for something different than the usual summer routine.
Blackfoot Pathways has grown steadily since its founding into a destination that draws visitors from across the state and beyond. The Summer Series is designed to bring the local Lincoln community and out-of-town visitors together in a setting that combines art, nature, and live performance.