Join us for Science on Tap, Thursday, November 6th at 6:30pm in the Cellar at the FLBC Pubhouse. November’s presentation will be Living in a Changing World: Climate Resilience at the Crown of the Continent with Dr. Kyle Bocinsky from the Montana Climate Office. Discover what rising temperatures, shifting seasons, and changing precipitation mean for western Montana—and how communities can adapt. Tickets are $5 a person, and we recommend purchasing them in advance. Please remember if you are grabbing dinner before the presentation to come in plenty early as we get a bit of a dinner rush. If you want
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Come watch Kansas City & Philadelphia duke it out during the SuperBowl LIX on the big screen in the cellar on February 9th, 2025. We will be closing down the Pubhouse upstairs and opening the Cellar downstairs. We will be open our normal business hours 11AM – 8PM and serving our full Pubhouse menu.
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Watch the North Dakota State Bison go head-to-head with our very own Montana State Bobcats in the FCS National Championships January 6th, 2025 on the BIG SCREEN in the Pizza Cellar! Doors will be open at 4PM and game will start at 5PM. Full pub menu being served. Order ANY pitcher and pizza combo and get $2 off.
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Join us for Science on Tap, Thursday, December 5th at 6:30pm in the Cellar at the FLBC Pubhouse. Our speaker is Franz Ingelfinger, Kalispell Area Wildlife Biologist for Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks (FWP). His talk will be, “Elk Population Problems in the South Fork of the Flathead River.” Elk numbers in the Flathead’s South Fork has been a topic of interest for generations. Today, elk numbers are at lows not seen in almost a century. The general perception of those with a history hunting the area is that predators are the root cause of this decline. At the same
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Join us for Science on Tap, Thursday, March 7 at 6:30pm in the Cellar at the FLBC Pubhouse. Our speaker is National Geographic author, Doug Chadwick. His talk will be “The Nature of Wolverines and the Nature in Us.” Douglas H. Chadwick is a wildlife biologist who studied mountain goat ecology and social behavior atop the Crown of the Continent for seven years. He has since worked as a natural history journalist, producing hundreds of magazine articles, many of them for the National Geographic Society, on subjects from snow leopards to great whales. He has also written 16 books, three
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