The Sculpture in the Wild Summer Series is running every Saturday through Labor Day at Blackfoot Pathways: Sculpture in the Wild in Lincoln, about an hour west of Helena on Highway 200. The events are free and family-friendly, held inside the site's iconic TeePee Burner structure. September 5 is among the remaining dates.
The series brings live music and performance to one of Montana's more unusual cultural destinations — an outdoor sculpture park that has grown into a genuine regional draw since it opened. The TeePee Burner, a converted sawmill waste burner on the site, serves as a natural amphitheater for the summer programming.
For Helena families looking for a Saturday outing that combines the drive through the Blackfoot Valley with something to do when you arrive, the series has been a reliable option all summer. No tickets are required.