Blackfoot Pathways: Sculpture in the Wild in Lincoln, Montana, is running a free Saturday concert and performance series through Labor Day, with shows held inside the site's iconic TeePee Burner structure.
The Sculpture in the Wild Summer Series kicked off after the Fourth of July and continues every Saturday through the end of summer. Programming is designed to be family-friendly, mixing music and live performance with the outdoor sculpture park setting that has made Blackfoot Pathways a regional draw. The series began August 1 for its first full weekend of events.
Lincoln sits about an hour northwest of Helena on Highway 200, making it a reasonable day trip for Helena families looking for a summer outing that combines outdoor recreation, public art, and live entertainment. The Blackfoot River corridor along that route has been a popular destination for anglers and floaters for generations.
All Summer Series events are free. Blackfoot Pathways: Sculpture in the Wild is located in Lincoln, Montana.