Winter Storytelling - Black History Of The Bitterroot Valley
Feb 7th, 2026
At 11:59 a.m.

Where:
Travelers' Rest State Park
6717 Highway 12 West Lolo, Montana

Description:
Historian Sophia Etier talks about the contributions and challenges of minority communities, including early black residents of the Bitterroot Valley. In person and on Zoom. Visit www.travelersrest.org for more information and Zoom registration. $5 per person or free for members of Travelers' Rest Connection.

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