A Life of Heritage Contact Info
We are located in the heart of Central Montana, in the picturesque town of Lewistown. Please feel free to use our contact info to get in touch. We would love to answer any questions you may have.
You can email us directly at delci @ alifeofheritage.com
You can also call us at either 406 366 4174 or 406 390 2057 for any matters relating to horses, goats or ministry.
I would also love it if you took a moment to visit me! Say “Hi!” when you get there!
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There are also many other great places to check out when you are in town! www.lewistownchamber.com
Chokecherry Festival
The Chokecherry, a small, maroon-colored fruit with a puckery taste grows wild in Montana. The plants begin to bloom in June and the fruit ripens in August. The reddish fruits are used in making syrups, jams, jellies, wines and many other culinary treats. We hope you join us – take a walk down our historic Main Street and experience the hospitality of the area. Don’t leave until you’ve tried all of the food, enjoyed the entertainment, bought all you can carry and competed in the pit spitting contest. Bring a friend and enjoy central Montana at it’s finest.
ALL ABOARD MONTANA’S CHARLIE RUSSELL CHEW CHOO!
Join us for a spectacular evening as we travel through the mountains and prairies of central Montana. Experience the beauty of the rolling hills, vast ranchlands and breathtaking sunsets of Big Sky Country. Wildlife abounds on this scenic 56 mile round trip journey, with a plentiful supply of antelope, eagles, deer, hawks and coyotes. Be sure to watch out for the masked bandits – rumor has it hold-ups can occur when you least expect them!!
MT Cowboy Poetry Gathering
The mission of Montana Cowboy Poetry Gathering is: “…to preserve and celebrate the history, heritage and values of the American cowboy in the upper Rocky Mountain west.”