On July 29th, at 5:30 PM, we'll be celebrating the grand opening of the Ousel Falls Pollinator Garden with a special ribbon-cutting ceremony. This exciting project is a collaboration between the Arts Council of Big Sky and Grow Wild, and it brings together the beauty of art with the vital cause of pollinator conservation.

 

Art Meets Nature

The centerpiece of the garden is the stunning Moose Pair sculpture by Jim Dolan. Now, this majestic artwork will be surrounded by a vibrant pollinator haven, bursting with colorful native plants. This unique combination serves a dual purpose:

  • Enriching our community through artistic expression.

  • Educating the public about the importance of pollinators and providing essential habitat for these threatened creatures.

 

Pollinator Garden

Inspiration in Nature

The pollinator garden serves as an inspiration for all Big Sky residents to create their own pollinator havens. By incorporating native plants into our landscaping, we can all contribute to a healthier ecosystem and a thriving community for these vital insects.

Join the Celebration for the Ousel Falls Pollinator Garden Ribbon Cutting!

Mark your calendars for July 29th and join us at the Ousel Falls Trailhead for the ribbon-cutting ceremony. It's a fantastic opportunity to:

  • Celebrate the beauty of art and nature coming together.

  • Learn more about pollinators and their role in our environment.

  • Meet the talented artists and passionate organizations behind this project.

  • Enjoy the company of your fellow Big Sky community members.

 

Spread the Word!

We invite everyone who cares about public art, environmental conservation, and the Big Sky community to join us for this special event. Share this blog post with your friends and neighbors, and let's celebrate the grand opening of the Ousel Falls Pollinator Garden together!

Stay Connected

For more information and updates on the ribbon-cutting ceremony, follow the Arts Council of Big Sky (@bigskyarts) and Grow Wild (@growwildmt) on social media. You can also visit the Arts Council website: bigskyarts.org

We look forward to seeing you there!