Corridor Magazine

Books (or stories) into movies

It’s the time of year when all “the best” lists appear. Those lists that remind you what you have not had time to read, see or do. This list will

Corridor January 2017

Opportunity Resources art program continues to grow in Missoula

Dustin Overgaard is fearless.

Final Fest: Total Fest says goodbye after 2015 event

Total Fest, a Missoula-made fan favorite festival that has been a music-lover’s pillar in town since 2002, is holding its final fest Aug. 20-22. It will include local bands like

Four Missoula songwriters to share the stage

What has 28 albums, a Grammy nomination, multiple “Best Musician” awards from the Missoula Independent, a USA Songwriter Grand Prize and a Northwest Emmy award winning performance?

Four Missoula songwriters to share the stage

What has 28 albums, a Grammy nomination, multiple “Best Musician” awards from the Missoula Independent, a USA Songwriter Grand Prize and a Northwest Emmy award winning performance?

DAT, round two

Akufen, Black Madonna, Mike Huckaby and many more are billed to play the second edition of the DAT music conference in Missoula.

Montana's LBGT community continues march toward equality

A week before the U.S. Supreme Court issued its ruling legalizing gay marriage across the country, thousands of members of Montana’s LGBT community and its supporters gathered in Missoula from

MMAC exhibit takes viewers around town

Corridor is featuring pieces of art each month currently on exhibit at the Montana Museum of Art and Culture. Established in 1895, the museum is celebrating its 120th anniversary and

July events calendar: Missoula Valley

Check out these events happening across the Missoula Valley in July:

Make a pit stop in Polson for annual cherry fest

Mark your calendars for a great event taking place July 18-19 on Main Street in downtown Polson as the the Polson Flathead Cherry Festival takes over the streets.

Montana's LBGT community continues march toward equality

A week before the U.S. Supreme Court issued its ruling legalizing gay marriage across the country, thousands of members of Montana’s LGBT community and its supporters gathered in Missoula from