Every Saturday through Labor Day, Blackfoot Pathways: Sculpture in the Wild in Lincoln is hosting free live entertainment inside the park's iconic TeePee Burner — the repurposed wood-waste incinerator that has become one of the most distinctive cultural landmarks in the mountains west of Helena. This Saturday, August 29, is the next installment of the Summer Series, which brings music, performance, and family-friendly programming into the sculpture park's outdoor space.
Lincoln is about 65 miles northwest of Helena on Highway 200, making the Saturday series a reasonable day trip for families looking to get out of the valley. The TeePee Burner, a relic of the town's logging era, now anchors a nationally recognized outdoor sculpture installation that draws visitors from across the region. Admission to the Summer Series events is free.
Details on specific performers for August 29 were not listed in the event announcement. The series runs through Labor Day weekend.