Get your sweat on! Walking track open to runners and walkers. Free weights, lifting equipment, bicycles, and more available in the weight room.

Facility will be closed when in use for other activities.

Hoop with the community. 5v5 games are played all night. Bring your sneakers and friends!

Facility will be closed when in use for other activities.

Beginners to experts, open gym volleyball is an activity for all. Bring your sneakers and your friends!

Facility will be closed when in use for other activities.

Pickleball Open Gym

Wed. @ 7:00pm-8:30pm 

Location: RHS Gym

Cost: Free

Pickleball is a fun combination of tennis and ping pong played on a court. All levels of players are welcome, from beginners to experts, be ready to play with and against all! Equipment will be provided or bring your own paddles/balls if you would like.

Facility will be closed when in use for other activities.

Women's Choir

Instructor(s): Molly and Peter Wilson

Tues. @ 6:00pm-8:00pm

Location: RMS Choir Room

Cost: $20

Welcome to Community Women’s choir! This we will continue to do some traditional choir pieces as well as try out some acappella chamber type music, and various other genres. Please join us on Tuesdays from 6-8 pm in the Ronan MS choir room. If you have an idea for a piece of music you are dying to do, please bring it or talk to Molly Wilson about it at (406)564-7965. 

Yoga & Meditation

Instructor: Julie Janssen

Tues. @ 4:00pm-5:00pm

Location: KWH Commons

Cost: $20

What to Bring: Yoga mat

This class will be offering yoga and meditation. Julie is a certified 200-hour yoga instructor, as well as an SEL facilitator, and will be incorporating numerous components of wellness into the one hour class. 

Facility will be closed when in use for other activities.

Pottery

Instructor: Michelle Mallon

Day: Wednesdays 

Time:4:30pm-7:30pm

Location: RHS art room

Cost: $20 + $100 Supply Fee

Limited space. Extra applications will be placed on a wait listt.

Students will have the opportunity to learn a variety of hand built pottery methods including slab built, coil pot, and pinch pot methods. Students will also have the opportunity to learn how to throw pottery on the wheel. All students will be subject to a $100 supply fee to help cover material costs for clay, firing costs, and glaze. 

Facility will be closed when in use for other activities.

Dance Fitness

Instructor: Yuliyanah Rasidin

Day: Monday

Time: 6:00pm-7:00pm

Location: RHS Gym

Cost: $20

Dance fitness is more like "Zumba" dance. It's a workout dance that combines dance styles with other exercises to provide a full-body workout. It's a popular activity for many fitness enthusiasts because it's fun and can be suitable for people of all ages and skill levels

Days: Tuesdays and Thursdays

Time: 5:00pm - 7:00pm

Location: KWH Library

Instructor: Regina Mad Plume (Native American Culture Specialist)

Cost: $20

Beading teaches the methods and history of artistically decorating all types of clothing and other
utilitarian objects with beadwork. Beginner and experience beaders will learn on improving their
skills in applying the designs and colors used by Native American people throughout Turtle Island.
Beaders will look at patterns and create their own patterns using material as listed.

Some materials you may want to bring include:

• Beads - make sure you know what size they are so they match your needles.
•  Grid paper
• Pelon
• Needles - match to bead size 
• Earing backs, lanyards, barret, essential the base of what you want to design on.

3 Chiefs Cultural Center in Pablo is a great place to get what you need if you want to go local. Some materials will be provided but if you want to personalize its recomemded to get some of your own supplies.

Days: Tuesday

Time: 6:00pm-8:00pm

Location: RMS Library

Instructor: Jamie Hess

Cost: $20

This session we will be focusing on beginners tips and tricks to start you on your knitting journey. From fixing mistakes to blocking magic. Experienced knitters are welcome to come join in on the fun. The more minds combined can create some great creations. 

Days: Sunday

Time: 2:00pm-5:00pm

Location: Classes will be held at our heated barn, 3 miles west of Charlo. 

For more information, call Mack Long at 406 370-9244.

Instructor: Mack Long

Cost: $20

This class is presented by the Mission Valley Back Country Horsemen.

This course introduces students to responsible backcountry travel with stock, emphasizing
“Light on the Land” principles, wilderness stewardship, and defensive horse safety. Students
learn horse and mule anatomy, catching and grooming, and progress through pack saddle
systems—including Decker and sawbuck saddles—with hands-on practice fitting saddles to
mules. Instruction covers cargoing methods such as mantying, panniers, and pack boxes, along
with essential knots. The class also addresses food selection, backcountry cooking, waste
minimization, and camp setup. Throughout the course, students repeatedly practice saddling,
loading, and balancing loads, culminating in a final exercise where each student independently
catches, grooms, saddles, manties, loads, and leads their mule.

Days: Monday

Time: 4:00pm-5:00pm

Instructor: Jessica Sackett

Location: KWH in Mrs.Sackett's classroom.

Cost: $20

The class begins with a personalized reading assessment to accurately determine each adult's current literacy level. Based on these results, we will do targeted lessons specifically designed to improve reading fluency and comprehension skills to help you grow! 

Days: Tuesday

Time: 8:00pm-9:00pm

Location: RMS choir room

Instructor: Molly Wilson

Prerequisites: please bring your own instrument and have a basic (high school) level proficiency on it. 

Cost: $20

Do you have a desire to make music? This class is an opportunity to get your instrument out and brush off the cobwebs and let the notes fly! We will focus on playing together as a small group with different instruments, good tone quality, intonation, musicality etc. and work up a couple of pieces to share at the spring concert with the community choir. This class will very much be shaped by the people attending, as music will be chosen after we know who is coming.

For example if we end up with a violin, flute, piano and dulcimer, we will probably work on a classical piece or even Appalachian tunes. If we have a large number of people, we may be able to split into two different ensembles, such as a brass/woodwind trio and a fiddle/folk group. The possibilities are endless!