Let’s make some joyful noise for democracy! Join us at Wheatgrass Books on Saturday March 21 from 1-3 pm to decorate your own tambourine in preparation for the Saturday, March 28 No-Kings March—add color, rhythm, and a little extra music to the celebration. All are welcome. Cost is $5 to cover materials.
Wheatgrass Books invites the community to celebrate the opening of National Poetry Month with a special two-part evening on Thursday, April 2, 2026, featuring the opening reception for The Lost Words Poetry and Art Collaboration followed by a dynamic poetry and music program. The evening begins at 5:30 PM with a reception marking the opening of The Lost Words Poetry and Art Collaboration, an exhibition of original collaborative works inspired by The Lost Words by Robert Macfarlane.
Wheatgrass Books invites the community to celebrate the opening of National Poetry Month with a special two-part evening on Thursday, April 2, 2026, featuring the opening reception for The Lost Words Poetry and Art Collaboration followed by a dynamic poetry and music program. At 7:00 PM, the celebration continues with an evening of voice, verse, and music, officially launching National Poetry Month at Wheatgrass Books. This round-style program features readings by poets Gabe Furshong, Melissa Kwasny, and Montana Poet Laureate, Allen Morris Jones. The readings will be interwoven with original songs by Aaron Parrett, creating a lively, conversational flow between poetry and music.
Join Hannah from The Curious Camps Company for a super-silly book club that reads only funny stories—the kind that make you cackle, snort-laugh, and maybe roll on the floor. Each month dive into wildly frivolous and nonsensical books, play preposterous games, scarf scrumptious snacks, and celebrate stories that do not take themselves seriously.
Celebrate Indie Bookstore Day with us as we kick things off with a lively storytime featuring debut author A.C. Paolini and her brand-new picture book Sheep & Goat Climb the World (on sale April 21, 2026).
Save the date for Indie Bookstore Day with authors Rick McIntyre and Ashea Mills on April 25th from 1 pm to 3 pm. More information to come!
Save the date for the Grit to Grind Art for a Cause Skateboard Art Live Auction and Reception and a Grit to Grind Book Signing with creators, Andy Kemmis & Chris Bacon on Saturday, April 25th, from 4 pm to 6 pm. Skateboard Art for a Cause is a one-day community art event celebrating creativity, youth culture, and the vital role skateparks play in building strong, connected communities. More information to come!
Join Hannah from The Curious Camps Company for a super-silly book club that reads only funny stories—the kind that make you cackle, snort-laugh, and maybe roll on the floor. Each month dive into wildly frivolous and nonsensical books, play preposterous games, scarf scrumptious snacks, and celebrate stories that do not take themselves seriously.
Join us for a Saturday Signing with Sue Kerver, author of The Starfish Chronicles on June 13th from 11 am to 1 pm. Blending reflective narrative with deeply personal insight, The Starfish Chronicles speaks to readers navigating major life transitions and the vacancy of their own voice as they rebuild after loss, trauma, or profound change and to female veterans and first responders seeking stories of resilience and agency. It will resonate with readers of Untamed (Glennon Doyle) and What My Bones Know (Stephanie Foo).
The first Art Walk of the season arrives June 26th with Born Foal— a group exhibition rooted in the feeling of a season changing and the tender in-between space of growth and becoming. Featuring young creatives discovering their artistry and passions, one shaky leg at a time. Like foals finding their footing on the Montana plains, these artists are learning to run in the run in their own wide-open way. Please join us on Friday, June 26th, for artist meet-and-greets, new exhibits, and refreshments from 5:30 pm to 8 pm.
Join us for a 4th Friday Book Signing on June 26 from 5:30–8 PM with author and wildlife photographer Lea Frye and author Scot Bealer celebrating the release of Wildlife Through The Lens.
Join us at Wheatgrass Books for an early afternoon conversation on July 12th at noon with Daniel Squadron, co-founder of The States Project and former New York State Senator, as he discusses his new book, The Fourth Branch: How State Government Can Save Our Union.