Light Up the Night: The New Year’s Eve Torchlight Parade & Fireworks at Whitefish Mountain Resort

If there is one tradition that truly captures the magic of winter in Montana, it’s the New Year’s Eve Torchlight Parade & Fireworks at Whitefish Mountain Resort. As the sun sets on 2025, the slopes of Big Mountain transform into a glowing masterpiece, offering a spectacle that has become a “must-do” for locals and visitors alike.

A Ribbon of Light on Ed’s Run

As twilight falls, all eyes turn toward the mountain. Starting at 5:45 PM, a silent, glowing ribbon of light begins to descend Ed’s Run. This “ribbon” is actually a procession of expert skiers and riders carrying brightly lit torches, weaving their way down the mountain in a synchronized display of skill and holiday spirit.

It is a mesmerizing sight that perfectly sets the stage for the grand finale.

The Big Bang: Fireworks Under the Big Sky

Immediately following the parade, the sky above the Upper Village erupts in a massive fireworks display. Framed by the snow-covered pines and the silhouette of the Northern Rockies, it’s a breathtaking way to celebrate the final moments of the year.

Because the festivities wrap up by 6:30 PM, it’s the ultimate “early bird” celebration—spectacular enough to wow the adults, but early enough that the kids can enjoy the show before heading home for cocoa (or before the grown-ups head out for a late-night party!).

💡 Pro-Tips for the Best Experience

  • The Best Seat in the House: For the absolute best views of the parade and the fireworks, head to the patio of Ed & Mully’s. It’s located right at the base of Ed’s Run in the Upper Village, placing you directly in the “splash zone” for the mountain views.

  • Arrival & Parking: The village gets busy! Aim to arrive by 5:00 PM to find parking and secure your spot. Remember, the S.N.O.W. Bus is a great free option to avoid the parking scramble.

  • Layer Up: You’ll be standing outside for about an hour. Wear your warmest boots and don’t forget the hand warmers!

  • Night Skiing Note: Please be aware that Chair 2 typically closes around 5:00 PM to allow for parade preparations, but other lifts like Chairs 3 and 6 often remain open for those who want to get a few last turns in.

Event Details at a Glance

  • When: Wednesday, December 31, 2025

  • Time: 5:30 PM – 6:30 PM (Parade starts at 5:45 PM)

  • Where: Whitefish Mountain Resort (Upper Village / Ed’s Run)

  • Cost: FREE for spectators!

Cruise the Blues: Your Next Family Adventure at Whitefish Mountain Resort!

Cruise the Blues: Your Next Family Adventure at Whitefish Mountain Resort!

Hey Skiers and Riders! Are you ready to add an extra layer of excitement to your day on the slopes? This holiday season, Whitefish Mountain Resort is thrilled to announce a brand-new event that’s perfect for families, friends, and anyone looking for a fun challenge: the Cruise the Blues Scavenger Hunt!

When: Saturday, December 27, 2025 | 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM Where: Whitefish Mountain Resort, Whitefish, Montana Cost: FREE to participate with a valid lift ticket!

What’s It All About?

Get ready to explore the stunning terrain of Whitefish Mountain Resort like never before! The Cruise the Blues Scavenger Hunt is designed to take you on an exciting journey across our fantastic intermediate “blue” runs. It’s not just about skiing; it’s about discovery, teamwork, and a whole lot of laughs.

Here’s how it works:

  1. Grab Your Clues: On the morning of December 27th, head to the Base Lodge to pick up your official Scavenger Hunt clue sheet.

  2. Hit the Blues: With your clues in hand, it’s time to hit the slopes! You’ll be navigating across various blue runs, searching for hidden markers, solving riddles, and completing fun tasks that will lead you to your next destination.

  3. Explore and Discover: This is your chance to really get to know the mountain. Whether you’re a seasoned local or visiting for the first time, you might just discover a new favorite trail or a breathtaking viewpoint you’ve never noticed before.

  4. Finish Strong: Once you’ve completed all the challenges and collected all your answers, return to the designated finish line at the Base Lodge by 4:00 PM to submit your entry.

Why You Can’t Miss This!

Family-Friendly Fun: This event is tailor-made for families! It’s a fantastic way to encourage teamwork, get everyone involved, and create unforgettable memories on the mountain. Intermediate skiers and riders will find this particularly engaging, but all skill levels can participate and enjoy the journey.

Explore Whitefish’s Best: Our blue runs offer some of the most scenic and enjoyable skiing on the mountain. The scavenger hunt will guide you through diverse terrain, ensuring a full day of adventure.

Awesome Prizes: What’s a hunt without a reward? Those who successfully complete the Cruise the Blues Scavenger Hunt will be entered into a drawing for some fantastic prizes, including Whitefish Mountain Resort swag, gift certificates, and more! Details on specific prizes will be available at registration.

It’s FREE! That’s right, all you need is your lift ticket, and the adventure is yours for the taking. It’s a perfect way to add extra value and excitement to your ski day without any additional cost.

Tips for a Successful Hunt:

  • Dress Warm: December on the mountain can be chilly, so layer up!

  • Team Up: While you can participate solo, it’s often more fun with a group. Designate a clue master and a navigator!

  • Bring a Camera: You’ll want to capture the stunning views and hilarious moments.

  • Know Your Blues: Familiarize yourself with the resort map beforehand to get a general idea of the blue runs.

  • Have Fun: Above all, enjoy the experience!

Don’t miss out on this exciting new tradition at Whitefish Mountain Resort. Mark your calendars for Saturday, December 27th, and get ready to Cruise the Blues! We can’t wait to see you there!

Don’t Get Left in the Cold: The Flathead Valley Christmas Day Survival Guide

Christmas in Whitefish Montana

While most of the Flathead Valley settles in for a quiet day at home, there are plenty of ways to make the most of Christmas Day in our winter wonderland. Whether you’re looking to carve some turns, enjoy a world-class buffet, or find a peaceful spot in the park, here is your 2025 guide to what’s open on December 25th.

⛷️ Outdoor Adventures

If your ideal Christmas involves fresh air and mountain views, you’re in luck. The valley’s major recreation spots are ready for you.

  • Whitefish Mountain Resort: The lifts spin from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. It’s a local tradition to spot Santas and elves skiing down the slopes. Note that the S.N.O.W. Bus usually runs on its holiday schedule, making it easy to get from downtown Whitefish to the Village.

  • Blacktail Mountain: Typically open from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. It’s often a bit quieter than Big Mountain, offering a “local” vibe and incredible views of a frozen Flathead Lake.

  • Glacier National Park: The park is open 24/7, 365 days a year. While the visitor centers are closed on Christmas Day, you can still drive to Apgar Village or Lake McDonald Lodge (exterior access) for a snowshoe or a quiet winter hike. Note: You still need a park pass, which can be purchased online or at self-pay stations.

🍽️ Christmas Dining & Drinks

Forget the dishes! Several premier valley restaurants offer special holiday menus, but reservations are essential.

VenueEvent/SpecialHours
The Lodge at Whitefish LakeGrand Christmas Buffet (Boat Club)2:00 PM – 9:00 PM
The Firebrand Hotel3 or 4-Course Dinner + Live Music3:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Grouse Mountain LodgeLogan’s Bar & Grill Holiday Dinner4:00 PM – Close
Craggy Range Bar & GrillBrats & Brews (Whitefish)Starts at 5:00 PM
Bigfork VFWChristmas Bingo & Bar ServiceStarts at 5:30 PM

Local Tip: Many bars in downtown Kalispell and Whitefish open their doors in the evening (around 6:00 PM or 8:00 PM) for those looking for a “nightcap” after family festivities.

🏛️ Local Sightseeing & Events

While museums like the Conrad Mansion are closed on Christmas Day itself, the grounds are often open for a festive stroll to see the exterior lights.

  • Self-Guided Light Tours: Take a drive through the Bigfork Village (the Christmas Village of Montana) or the Kalispell East Side to see the historic homes decked out in lights.

  • Worship Services: Most valley churches (like St. Matthew’s in Kalispell or Whitefish Assembly) hold special Christmas morning services.

💡 Know Before You Go

  1. Gas & Groceries: Most major grocery stores (Safeway, Smith’s, Albertsons, Costco) will be closed. Ensure you have your essentials by the 24th.

  2. Reservations: If you plan to eat out, call today. Tables for Christmas Day often fill up weeks in advance.

  3. Weather: Check the MDT Road Report if you’re traveling between towns, as snow plows may have limited holiday shifts.

Kalispell’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade 2025

Kalispell’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade 2025

Join the Celebration – St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Kalispell!

📅 Date: Sunday, March 16, 2025
📍 Location: Main Street, Kalispell
⏰ Time: 4:00 PM

The Kalispell Chapter of the Ancient Order of Hibernians (AOH) and the Flathead Valley Celtic Festival are excited to bring back the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade! This beloved local tradition is a vibrant celebration of Irish heritage, music, dance, and community spirit.

What to Expect

🎶 Live Bagpiping – Featuring the Montana Bagpiper and Friends, filling the streets with the sounds of the Emerald Isle.
💃 Irish Dancing – Enjoy energetic performances from talented Irish dancers.
🎩 St. Patrick Himself – Watch as St. Patrick makes his annual appearance!
🧓 Old Irish Guys & Kilts Galore – Because no St. Patrick’s Day parade is complete without them!
🍀 Community Fun – Join families, friends, and local businesses in celebrating Irish culture.

Want to Participate?

The parade is open to the public, and everyone is welcome to take part! If you’d like to register your group or float, or for any questions regarding entry fees, reach out to Mark Lalum at mark.lalum@gmail.com.

Don’t Miss the Fun!

Whether you’re Irish by heritage or simply in spirit, come out and celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in Kalispell! Bring your family, wear your green, and get ready for an afternoon of Celtic cheer.

☘️ Sláinte! See you at the parade! ☘️

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Whitefish Christmas Stroll 2023: A Festive Tradition in Montana

Whitefish Christmas Stroll 2023: A Festive Tradition in Montana

Whitefish, Montana – On December 8th, 2023, the charming town of Whitefish will once again light up with the joy and warmth of the Christmas season. The Whitefish Christmas Stroll, a beloved tradition for over three decades, is set to bring the community and visitors together for a night of festive cheer, unique performances, and holiday spirit.

The Festivities Begin

The evening kicks off at 5 PM with the enchanting sounds of the Alpine Bell Ringers Handbell Choir at the First Presbyterian Church, setting the perfect tone for the festivities. Following this, the sounds of harp music and the North Valley Music School Christmas Recital will fill the air, adding to the holiday atmosphere.

A Musical Extravaganza

At 6 PM, the Flathead Valley Community College Vocal Jazz and Chorale Ensemble will perform outside the O’Shaughnessy Center, offering a selection of beloved Christmas carols. The ensemble’s voices will undoubtedly captivate all who gather in Depot Park, creating a memorable musical experience.

The Lighting of the Tree and Menorah

A highlight of the evening is the Tree Lighting Ceremony and Menorah Lighting at 6:15 PM, hosted by the Whitefish Chamber of Commerce and sponsored by Stockman Bank. This moment, symbolizing unity and the start of the holiday season, is a must-see event for every attendee.

Santa’s Grand Entrance

At 6:30 PM, the excitement builds as Santa Claus arrives in style via a Bar W Guest Ranch Wagon. Accompanied by the Alpine Theatre Project Elves, Santa will lead the way down Central Avenue to Huck’s Place, where he’ll be available for selfies and greetings with the children.

Diverse Performances

Throughout the evening, attendees can enjoy various performances, including a dance showcase by Whitefish & Bigfork Dance at 7:10 PM and the Vocal FVCC Ensemble at multiple times. Additionally, Merie Productions presents a selection from their “Winter Wonderland” show, ensuring there’s never a dull moment.

Activities and Entertainment

The Christmas Stroll is not just about performances. Visitors can enjoy:

  • Wagon rides by Bar W Guest Ranch
  • Fire pits for warming up along Central Ave
  • Ornament making at Stumptown Art Studio
  • The Great Whitefish Gingerbread Contest
  • Tap dance performances by Feat by Feet
  • Vendors offering crafts and delicious food
  • Turkey Bowling with exciting prizes
  • Stores decked out in holiday décor, many offering refreshments
  • The Whitefish Winter Carnival Float and Royalty
  • Encounters with gentle giants from Clydesdale Outpost

A Night to Remember

The Whitefish Christmas Stroll is more than just an event; it’s a testament to the community’s spirit and a celebration of the holiday season’s joy. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, this event promises to fill your evening with wonder, joy, and the true spirit of Christmas.

Join us in Whitefish, Montana, on December 8th, 2023, from 5-9 PM along Central Avenue, and immerse yourself in a festive experience that you’ll cherish for years to come. The Whitefish Christmas Stroll is not just an event; it’s a memory in the making.

Thanksgiving in Flathead Valley, Montana: A Time for Tradition and Togetherness

Thanksgiving in the Flathead Valley, Montana

Thanksgiving in the Flathead Valley, Montana: A Time for Tradition and Togetherness

Nestled amidst the panoramic vistas of Northwest Montana, the Flathead Valley comes alive with the spirit of Thanksgiving. This cherished holiday is a time for Flathead Valley residents and visitors alike to embrace the warmth of community, the richness of tradition, and the bounty of the harvest season.

The air is crisp, the leaves have turned, and the majestic backdrop of snow-capped mountains reminds us of the upcoming winter. Yet, before the snow fully blankets the valley, Thanksgiving provides a golden moment of pause—a time to gather, reflect, and give thanks.

Flathead Valley’s Thanksgiving is characterized by its unique blend of traditional festivities and local flavor. The day might start with a community turkey trot, where laughter and light-hearted competition pave the way for a day of indulgence. Families and friends gather around tables laden with local produce—huckleberry pies, fresh-baked sourdough, and, of course, the star of the day, turkey, perhaps even a local wild one, prepared with time-honored recipes handed down through generations.

The community’s closeness is mirrored in the events of the day. Local churches and organizations host free dinners, ensuring everyone has a place to go. Volunteers spend their mornings preparing and serving meals, embodying the spirit of giving.

As the day unfolds, outdoor enthusiasts might take advantage of the Valley’s natural beauty with a scenic hike or a family stroll along the shores of Flathead Lake, working up an appetite or walking off the feast.

The evening brings a sense of serenity as the sun sets behind the peaks, and families gather around fireplaces. Stories are shared, memories are made, and gratitude is expressed for the simple joys and the spectacular setting that is Flathead Valley.

As the stars begin to twinkle in the Montana sky, one can’t help but feel a deep sense of connection—to the land, to the community, and to the timeless tradition of Thanksgiving.

Christmas with the Clydesdales

Clydesdale Outpost Christmas

Are you looking for something fun to do with the family on the weekends? The Clydesdale Outpost has created something magical for the entire family with the Inaugural Christmas with the Clydesdales. Gather your friends & family for the inaugural Christmas With The Clydesdales. Visit Santa’s Barn with local artists, specialty cocktails & mulled wine a the BRR… BAR with benefits going to Big Brothers Big Sisters NW Montana and hosted by Treasure State Hospitality, Life size Nativity, Photos with Santa (sold separately) and a Clydesdale decorated by Home Consign and Design… and of course our Clydesdales! Join us for a holiday spectacular unlike anything else in the Flathead including VIP Igloos, furnished by Empress Tents & Events, & 300 ft ice skate trail (weather dependent)!

Christmas With The Clydesdales

Christmas With The Clydesdales – Schedule & Experience Details

Christmas with the Clydesdales Main Event | 4pm – 8pm Saturdays & Sundays | $15 admission, Children under the age of 3 receive complimentary access. Admission includes Santa’s Clydesdale Barn where families can experience local artisan vendors, food for purchase from Swift Creek Cafe, drinks at the Brrr… Bar for purchase benefiting Big Brother Big Sisters NW Montana and hosted by Treasure State Hospitality, VIP Igloos (sold separately) & Photos with Santa (sold separately). Admission Tickets include free cookies and hot chocolate in Welcome Center.

Photos with Santa during Christmas with the Clydesdales Main Event | $25, pre-booked online. Admission tickets still required in addition to photos with Santa.

VIP Igloos sponsored by Empress Tents & Events | Saturdays & Sundays | 4pm-6pm & 6pm-8pm – Have a space for your friends and family at the event! Book your exclusive and private igloo with electric fireplace. Includes Admission for 6 people, 6 Ice Skate admission ticket & rentals (weather permitting) Artisanal S’mores Board, Champagne or Sparkling Cider Bottle | $300/ 2 hours. (please note, Main Event tickets outside of 6 tickets and photos with Santa must be booked separately).

Learn more – CLICK HERE!

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Dueling Pianos

Dueling Pianos Live

Dueling Pianos – Boys & Girls Clubs of Glacier Country Fundraising Event New Years Eve. 

Are you ready for a little bit of fundraising fun to ring in the new year? There will be dancing, there will be singing, and there will be comedy all to benefit Boys & Girls Clubs of Glacier Country. The 4th Annual Dueling Pianos fundraiser takes place on December 31, 2022, at the Kalispell Eagles Montana. The doors open at 7:30pm…..hope to see you there!

“Join us for a fun night of singing, dancing, comedy, and outrageous piano playing as the Boys & Girls Clubs of Glacier Country hosts its 3rd Annual Dueling Pianos fundraiser! The Dueling Pianos Event is an amazing variety show, mixing humor with classics like Billy Joel and Elton John to contemporary hits and country.”

Boys & Girls Clubs - Dueling Pianos

Dueling Pianos Details

Ring in the New Year on December 31st, 2022 through January 1, 2023.

Location:
Kalispell – Eagles- 37 1st St. W., Kalispell MT 59901

The funds raised at the Dueling Pianos show will benefit the Boys and Girls Clubs after school program, which runs year round.

Mandy Anderson says the program helps students who need mentorship and structured activities while their parents are at work or if they don’t have a guardian. Program activities include homework help, art, cooking, outdoor and fitness activities and Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) projects. “Kids come and they have the mentorship of our staff during those crucial hours of the day,” she said.

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It’s Christmas Tree Time!

Montana Christmas Tree

It’s the most wonderful time of year, especially in Montana, when the first flurries of snow start to fall down from the sky. The weather is not too cold and definitely not too hot, but perfect for a hot cup of cocoa with marshmallows on top. Now that Thanksgiving has past, for many households it is time to put up the Christmas Tree. Pull out the Christmas Tree stand, find the tree skirt and all of the ornaments and of course purchase some more of the ornament hooks, where they go we’ll never know. So, in Montana, the real question is do you purchase a Christmas Tree or do you go and get your own?

Christmas Tree

Christmas Tree – Cutting Down Your Own

Before you head out to the parks and find the perfect Christmas Tree, you actually will need to get a permit. You can actually cut down up to three trees from Thursday, October 13, 2022 through Saturday, December 31, 2022, if you get a Flathead National Forest Christmas Tree Permit. You can get your permit online – HERE – but it will cost a service fee of $2.50, but if you go to any National Forest Office, you can get a permit without the service fee. In Kalispell, you can go to the Flathead National Forest Supervisor’s Office located at 650 Wolfpack Way, Kalispell, MT 59901. Click HERE to see all locations.

It is very important to make sure that you go to the right place to select your Christmas Tree. If you are unsure of the Forest boundary, maps showing ownership are available at Flathead National Forest offices – Click HERE. Do not cut on private land, in wilderness areas, designated campgrounds, or existing tree plantations.

Did you know that you can actually help the forest by cutting down your own Christmas Tree? “Christmas trees cut to thin overcrowded stands can be beneficial. As young stands of trees mature, they are constantly competing for more space. By cutting your Christmas tree from dense groups around the more vigorous trees, the remaining trees will grow faster to make our future forest,” according to the Forest Service.  Tree species that are prohibited from harvesting for Christmas trees: whitebark pine, white pine, western red cedar.

Recreation.gov
https://www.recreation.gov/

Need to Know
Where to Cut Your Tree

  • Your permit allows you to cut Christmas trees on National Forest land in Montana and Northern Idaho.
  • Do not cut on private land, in wilderness areas, designated campgrounds, or posted timber sales.
  • Please cut your Christmas tree from an overcrowded stand of trees in meadows.
  • Do not cut trees within 100 feet of main roads, streams, or recreation sites.

Selecting Your Tree
Each forest has limitations on the size of the tree you can cut and the species of trees that are permitted. See below to help you measure and choose a tree that meets your permit’s guidelines.

  • Tree Height: 12 feet maximum.
  • Stump height: 6 inches maximum. Remove and scatter all limbs from the portion of the tree you leave behind.
  • No cutting of 5 needle pines. (i.e. 5 needles in one cluster)
  • Take the whole tree. Do not remove the top of the tree; cut down the entire tree.

If snow is on the ground, remove it from around the stump so you can accurately measure the stump and tree height.

Learn more – HERE.

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The Rocky Horror Picture Show

the rocky Horror picture show

Dammit, Janet! The cult classic comes to Whitefish in this limited showing on screen – and live on stage!

Join us as we show the outrageous 1975 classic film while performing its music live on stage. Get ready to yell, laugh, sing, throw things, and do the Time Warp again!

PLEASE NOTE – This is Rocky Horror. It’s loud, it’s raunchy, it’s not for the kids.

The Rocky Horror Picture Show is renowned for its audience participation roles at different times and scenes during the film.  There will be ATP-appropriate props available for purchase online or at the theatre the night of the show for purchase as a $5 kit.  To encourage the safety and enjoyment of the film by all in attendance, any bags brought to the theater could be subjected to a search for inappropriate/non-allowable items.

The $5 kits include:

  • Balloon, Glow Stick, Newspaper, Time Warp Flier, Rubber Glove, Noisemaker, Confetti Popper, Toilet Paper, Party Hat, Sponge, Cards, Instructions, Bag.

So now we know what the kit will include, we’re new to this thing.  How do we use them, which ones that aren’t in the kit are also allowed OR are not allowed, and at what point in the movie do we use them?

This movie is all about participation but we also want to make sure the theater isn’t damaged, wrecked, or burned down (under NO circumstances should an open flame ever be used within the theatre).  People are absolutely encouraged to dress up and have fun, but there are just a few things we cannot and will not allow and they are listed below along with the items included in the $5 kit, as well as when to use them.

Another thing we ask is to please not throw things at the screen, it’s not new for sure, but it is functional and we want to keep it that way.  Besides, throwing things at the screen is pretty much just not cool.

PERFORMANCE INFO

October 31 – Halloween Showing at 8pm

LOCATION INFO

Alpine Theatre Project at the Mountain Center
(formerly Mountain Cinemas)
6475 Hwy 93 S, Whitefish (parking in rear)

PRODUCTION INFO

Screenplay by Richard O’Brien & Jim Sharman
Songs by Richard O’Brien
Film Produced by Lou Adler & Michael White
Film Distributed by 20th Century Fox
Film Directed by Jim Sharman
Production Conceived by Tracy McDowell & Jeremy Reinbolt
Stage Directed by Tracy McDowell & Betsi Morrison
Musical Direction by Jeremy Reinbolt

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