Summer is knocking at the door here in the Flathead Valley, and June is stacked with live music, art openings, cultural events, and free family fun. In this month's local events roundup, we're breaking down everything happening in Whitefish and Kalispell so you don't miss a single beat.

This episode covers:
Stumptown Get Down (June 6) — Balkan Bump headlines Whitefish's Depot Park with global electronic sounds, DJ Trayze, and local opener Dan Dubuque
Tab Benoit's Soul of the Swamp Tour (June 5) — Multi-Grammy nominee brings the bayou to the Wachholz College Center
Broadway star Capathia Jenkins live at the Whitefish Performing Arts Center (June 13)
Whitefish Gallery Nights — First Thursdays all summer long
Wildfire Preparedness Forum at FVCC (June 9)
Surfbat new album release show at the Palace Bar (June 12)
Triple feature on June 18: Glacier Art Museum, NW Montana History Museum + Wachholz open house in Kalispell, AND country legend Pam Tillis at O'Shaughnessy Cultural Arts Center in Whitefish
Levi Bloom live at Snowline Acres (June 24)
14th Annual Whitefish Woody Weekend — FREE family event (June 26)
Music of Dolly Parton, Whitefish Summer Concert Series (June 26)

Use promo code MISO for a discount on Stumptown Get Down tickets at https://www.flatheadtickets.com/

Whether you're a lifelong Flathead Valley local or new to Northwest Montana, this is your ultimate guide to the best things to do in June.

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