Missoula has something for everyone.
As one of the most desirable places to live and visit in the United States, Missoula is Montana's center for education, medicine, business, and most notably for the arts.
As Montana's most culturally diverse city, Missoula is known for its museums, galleries, dance companies, live theater, symphony orchestra and,
of course, the International Choral Festival.
Missoula is conveniently located between Yellowstone National Park (4-hours by car to the southeast) and Glacier National Park (3-hours north).
Both offer superlative scenery and endless recreational opportunites for both vistinig choirs and audience members alike.
Montana--"The Last Best Place"
In most places, a handshake still seals a deal, and people are eager to know how you recreate before knowing how you earn a living. At the
same time, Montanans are highly sophisticated, and enjoy all the benefits of a rich cultural life.
Small towns offer excellent cultural tourism opportunites in local museums, fascinating historical sites, art galleries, shopping opportunites,
and world-class dining and drinking establishments.
Come and spend a few days before/after the Fesitval discovering what Montana has to offer!