2020 Summer Conference Guide

msubillings.edu/reslife Welcome to Billings TABLE OF CONTENTS

• MSU Billings at a Glance - 3 • The City of Billings at a Glance - 4 - Points of Interest - Summer Highlights • Directions To MSU Billings - 6 - University Campus - City College/Yellowjacket Soccer Field • Campus Maps - 7,8 - Mobility Impaired - Building Locations - Parking Locations • Guest Services - 9 • General Campus Information 12-15 • Conference Facility Policies and Regulations - 16 • Safety and Security - 17 • Restaurants in Area/Ordering Pizza - 19 • Area Attractions - 21 MSUB AT A GLANCE Montana State University Billings has been an integral part of the Billings community and a student-centered learning environment since its early days as College. Founded in 1927, the university continues to nurture a longstanding tradition of educational access, teaching excellence, civic engagement, and community enhancement in an urban setting. In the classroom and in the community, students receive a well-rounded unique education and training for associate, bachelor’s and master’s degrees for careers through the university’s five colleges — Arts and Sciences, Business, Allied Health Professions, Education and City College.

Set in the largest city in the state, Montana State University Billings and the community of Billings combine for a unique college experience; an engaged and encouraging faculty, friendly people, a supportive community, and incredible educational opportunities. Residents of Billings have a long track record of supporting the university through scholarships, internships, and civic engagement. A regional retail, financial, and medical hub, Billings offers vast array of job opportunities and leadership opportunities through both campuses.

Life on the university campus mirrors that of Billings, students are happy to mingle on some of the 110 park-like acres at the base of the spectacular Rimrocks or take part in a variety of cultural, service, athletic or educational activities. Whether a motivated honors student, all learners will find challenges that fulfill both individual goals and societal needs.

Admissions and Records 406-657-2158 Campus Operator 406-657-2011 Advising and Career Services 406-657-2168 Chancellor's Office 406-657-2300 City College 406-247-3012 Extended Campus 406-896-5890 Dining Services 406-657-2381 Financial Aid Services 406-657-2188 Housing & Residence Life 406-657-2333 Information Technology Help Desk 406-247-5700 MSU Billings Athletics 406-657-2369 New Student Services 406-657-2888 Student Union 406-657-2387 University Relations 406-657-2266 3 BILLINGS AT A GLANCE Ask residents what they love about the city of Billings and you’ll hear about the goodness of the people in the community. Whether you choose Billings because of its resilient economy, education, medical opportunities, strong housing market, history, or wonderful leisure ventures, you’ll find the people genuinely enjoy the community in which they live.

The Billings area has evolved into a center of commerce with a great small town feel. It’s large enough to experience the community at your own pace, but small enough to still run into friends at the grocery store. In Billings, business is booming, people are enjoying life, and the scenery is as original as the people. Billings is a regional hub of commerce for an area that stretches in excess of 125,000 square miles. The city is a destination for consumers because it provides goods and services to a vast region. Billings embraces its history, but looks forward to the future.

Billings, the county seat of Yellowstone County, was named after Frederick Billings who was the President of the Northern Pacific Railroad from 1879 to 1881. The city was nicknamed the “Magic City” not long after it was founded in 1882 because of the immediate growth in population. More than a century later, Billings is a vibrant city with a population that nearly doubles every thirty years. As the city matures, transportation continues to play a major role in the economy. With the excellent rail, road, and air transportation, industry thrives here.

Agriculture too, plays a vital role in the Billings economy. The Western Sugar Cooperative Plant processes a multi-million dollar crop of sugar beets every year. Sugar beet farmers from all across the area, deliver their sugar beets to the WS Coop plant. You can always tell when it is fall because the sweet smell of sugar-making sweeps across the city with every cool breeze. Billings holds livestock auctions, agriculture supply stores, and well maintained roads help support farmers and ranchers in a large radius of the region. A wealth of long-term energy resources for the surrounding region and state has resulted in utility rates that are among some of the lowest in the nation.

Three oil refineries make Billings and Yellowstone County the oil-refining capital of the northern Rockies. Exxon-Mobil and Conoco-Phillips operate refineries in the Billings area, while Cenex-Harvest States runs an operation 20 miles west in Laurel. Coal is a rich natural resource and water is plentiful and of excellent quality.

4 In addition to its role as a trade, service and energy mecca, the educational and medical communities provide tremendous options and opportunities for residents and people in outlying communities. Quality education can be found at all levels of curriculum. From pre-school diplomas to doctorates, Billings offers a full spectrum of top quality educational opportunities. The Billings Public School System is the largest in the state and boasts some of the most qualified educators in the nation. Montana State University Billings, Rocky Mountain College, and the newly expanded MSU Billings City College all offer innovative and competitive degree programs that draw students from across the region.

The city’s medical corridor provides the most advanced healthcare services in a four-state area, including Wyoming and the Dakotas. Two fully equipped and modern hospitals, St. Vincent Health Care and the Billings Clinic, offer care from a staff of doctors and healthcare specialists who have received national attention for their medical achievements. In addition, there are 40 medical clinics. Hundreds of physicians offer quality care in every major medical specialty. A complete range of medical services, surgical services, and emergency care are available in the heart of the city.

If you like to play, you’re sure to enjoy Billings’ playgrounds. From the gorgeous Rimrocks to free-flowing Yellowstone River, you can walk the dog, ride your bike, run like crazy and enjoy the beauty of Billings’ big sky. The recreational opportunities are endless in the greater Billings area. You can take up an outdoor hobby in each of the four seasons. Enjoy hiking, camping, fishing, skiing, mountain biking, snowmobiling, hunting, golfing, rafting, bird-watching, boating and much more. You can enjoy a long hike and then hit the town for a first-class dinner at one of the area restaurants. Want to enjoy nature in your vehicle? Take a Sunday drive on the gorgeous Beartooth Scenic All American Highway or pass. Yellowstone National Park is one of the world’s most incredible scenic wonders and it is only a short drive. Want to take in some history? Head to Pompey’s Pillar, just 20 miles east of Billings, to check out part of the journey along the Lewis and Clark trail.

Head south to the historic Little Bighorn National Monument where the plains meet the mountains. You can work hard all week and play all weekend. Enjoy rugged mountains, wildlife areas, open vistas, spectacular scenery and meet friendly, helpful people along the way.

5 DIRECTIONS Directions to MSU Billings University Campus from Interstate 90: -Take exit 450 (S. 27th) and drive towards downtown (north). South 27th turns into North 27th after Montana Avenue. -Continue on North 27th until you reach the MSU Billings Physical Education Building on your right (Alterowitz Gymnasium).

Directions to MSU Billings Main Campus from Billings Logan International Airport: -Follow N. 27th St. south down airport hill. The Physical Education Building (Alterowitz Gymnasium) of MSU Billings will be on your left.

Directions to MSU Billings City College and Yellowjacket Soccer Field from Interstate 90: -Take the Zoo Drive exit (443) and take a right. Follow to Shiloh Rd, then turn right. -At Central Avenue, turn right again. City College and Yellowjacket Field will be on your left.

Directions to MSU Billings City College and Yellowjacket Soccer Field from Billings Logan International Airport: -Go straight down North 27th Street (Airport Hill). Take first right off North 27th onto Rimrock Road. Follow Rimrock Road straight until you reach Shiloh Road (Approx 6 miles). -Turn left onto Shiloh Road and continue driving until you reach Central Ave. Turn left onto Central Avenue. City College and Yellowjacket Field will be located to your immediate left.

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MSUB 8. Tennis Courts 7. Avitus Group Stadium 6. Physical Ed Building (PE) 5. Cisel Hall (CI) 4. Apsaruke Hall (APS) Annex / Poly Building (AA) 3. Art 2. 1. McDonald Hall (MCD) Parking Garage / Campus Police 11

University Drive 12 Parking Visitor 10 12. McMullen Hall (McM) Student Health Services 11. Petro Hall (PETRO) Rimrock Cafe Campus Store Center Academic Support 10. Student Union (SUB) 9. Rimrock Hall (RR) Student Parking Poly Drive 9

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University Police Airport Student Parking 18. Alumni House 17. Native American Acheivement Center 16. College of Education (COE) 15. Science Building (SCI) Building (LA) 14. Liberal Arts (LIB) 13. Library Student Parking 2 8

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To Family Housing 3 7 8 GUEST SERVICES Check-in and check-out time is based on your prearranged schedule and contract. If you are a guest staying nightly without a group, your check-in time is 5:00 pm and your check-out time is 11:00 am, with opportunities for late check outs if requested at the front desk (406) 657-2586.

AIRPORT Billings Logan International Airport 1901 Terminal Circle Billings, MT 59105 406-247-8609 http://www.flybillings.com

Airlines Delta/Skywest 1-800-221-1212 www.delta.com Frontier Airlines 1-800-432-1359 www.frontierairlines.com AlaskaAir/Horizon 1-800-547-9308 www.alaskaair.com Allegiant Air 702-505-8888 www.allegiantair.com Great Lakes 406-245-4732 www.greatlakesav.com United 1-800-241-6522 www.united.com

9 AUTO RENTALS On-Airport Car Rentals As a travel convenience, visitors may select from leading national car rental agencies. These are the car rental agencies that have on-site rentals at the Airport. For a map of rental car parking lots surrounding the Airport Terminal, please consult the airport directory.

Enterprise Worldwide Reservations (800) 736-8222 Counter (406) 294-2930

Thrifty/Dollar Worldwide Reservations (800) 847-4389 Counter (406) 248-9993

Hertz Worldwide Reservations (800) 654-3131 Counter (406) 248-9151

Alamo/National Worldwide Reservations (800) 227-7368 Counter (406) 252-7626

Avis/Budget Worldwide Reservations (800) 331-1212 Counter (406) 252-8007

Budget Worldwide Reservations (800) 527-0700 Counter (406) 259-4168

10 CONNECTION TO THE INTERNET To connect your devices to the Internet, simply select the ‘MSUB-Halls-visitor’ option under your Wi-Fi settings, and you should automatically connect to the Internet. If you encounter any issues, please see the front desk

BUSINESS SERVICES/COMPUTER LABS For your convenience small amounts of copies (no more than 20 copies) can be made at the Petro & Rimrock front desk during operating hours. Guests can be issued a temporary log in for computer lab use. Wireless is available throughout the residence halls and printing up to 20 pages without cost ($.10 per page after 20). Scanning and faxing is available in the Student Activities Office(SUB 219) from 7:30am-4:00pm, Monday-Friday.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE For local area information, please contact the Chamber of Commerce using the following information: Billings Chamber of Commerce/Convention and Visitors Bureau 815 South 27th Street Billings, Montana 59101 Phone: (406) 245-4111 Fax: (406) 245-7333 [email protected]

COURTESY PHONE The Petro & Rimrock lobbies are equipped with a courtesy phone to place local calls. Long distance calling is not permitted on this phone. You may notice that there are phones located on the floors in the bathroom and elevator area, but these phones are for EMERGENCY USE ONLY and not for courtesy use.

11 GUEST LAUNDRY Laundry in Petro Hall costs $1.00 per wash and $1.00 per dry. There are machines on each floor of Petro Hall and can be accessed 24 hours per day. All machines take quarters for use. There is a coin machine in the Petro Front Lobby that will change out $1s and $5s for quarters.

FANS Fans are available as a complimentary special request item through the Front Desk. The number of fans is limited and provided on a first come, first serve basis for a $3.00 charge.

FITNESS CENTER The fitness center is only open at times when the Petro Front Desk is open. All persons wishing to use the fitness center must sign a waiver at the Petro Front Desk before fitness room use.

FORGOT SOMETHING? For your convenience, the conference facility has available at the Petro & Rimrock front desk, at no additional charge an assortment of personal items, including razors, toothbrushes with toothpaste, shampoo, conditioner and bar soap.

FRONT DESK HOURS During your visit the Petro Hall front desk is staffed 24 hours a day. You may visit us at the desk or call (406) 657-2586 to report any maintenance concerns or if you have any questions.

12 HOUSEKEEPING/EXTRA LINENS AND BLANKETS Please contact the front desk for any housekeeping needs you might have, including linens, towels and/or blankets.

Public spaces (i.e. lobbies, hallways, bath/shower areas, etc.) are cleaned daily by our amazing custodial team. The cleanliness of your personal room is your responsibility during your visit. However, your room has been deep cleaned and made with freshly washed sheets before your visit.

ICE MACHINE The lobby is equipped with a complimentary ice machine. Guests may dispense ice at their leisure, but are encouraged to not make a mess.

KITCHENS There is a kitchenette on each floor of the conference facility accessible to all guests. Each kitchen is equipped with a stove, microwave and sink. Cleaning of the kitchen areas is the responsibility of those utilizing the facilities.

KEYS Your key tag and key act as your secure access into the building. You MUST be prepared to show your key tag to the desk staff upon entering the conference facility. Should you lose your key please notify the Front Desk immediately so that a new key may be issued. You will be required to present photo identification at that time. Please return your key to the front desk upon your checkout. Lost or unreturned keys will be charged $60.00.

13 LOST AND FOUND Please contact the front desk for any items that you have lost or found.

MAIL/PACKAGES Outgoing mail is collected by 3:00 pm, Monday-Friday. Packages sent through the MSUB mail room can be claimed from 8:00 am-5:00 pm, Monday through Friday in the lower level of McMullen Hall. Incoming mail service is not provided unless determined before with your conference service coordinator.

MEETING SPACE Meeting space is available for rent during your visit. If you wish to inquire about reserving space please contact the Student Union Office at 406-657-2387.

PARKING Ample parking is available directly in front of Petro and Rimrock Halls and the Student Union Building. Parking passes are available for $10 per week, and can be purchased online here: http://www.msubillings.edu/reslife/pdf/Summer%20Conference%20Guide.pdf, or by calling University Parking Services at (406) 657-1704. If you are unsure whether parking passes are covered by the conference or camp you will be attending, please reach out to your camp or conference coordinators, or call our Housing and Residential Life Office at (406) 657-2333.”

PETS For the convenience of other guests and in an effort to help us provide the cleanest and most sanitary accommodations available, pets are not permitted within the conference facility.

14 ROLLAWAY BEDS Rollaway beds are available as a complimentary special request item through the front desk. The number of rollaway beds is limited and provided on a first come, first serve basis.

SECURITY This conference facility is open 24 hours a day, with a nightwatch person on duty from 10 pm to 6 am. The nightwatch person will allow you into the building as long as you have your room key on hand. Campus Police are also on hand 24 hours/day for added safety and can be reached by dialing –2222 from any emergency/courtesy phone in the hall or by dialing (406) 657-2147 from an off campus phone or cell phone

TELEVISIONS While you do not have a television in your room, your floor lobby has a television with cable for your use at any time. The television remotes can be checked out at the front desk. Please feel free to join us in the lobby to watch television as well during your visit.

TRANSPORTATION We will be happy to arrange for taxi service or make a recommendation concerning your transportation needs at the front desk.

15 CONFERENCE FACILITY POLICIES AND REGULATIONS

ALCOHOL AND DRUG USE At no time are guests under the age of 21 permitted to bring in or consume alcohol within or around the conference facility (this includes the parking lots). Open containers in lobbies, lounges or hallways will NOT be permitted. Additionally, MSUB does not allow illegal drug use. Any indication of drug or illegal alcohol consumption within the conference facility may result in the police being notified and eviction from your room.

BALCONIES AND LOUNGES These areas are provided for the guests as an informal gathering place. Please be courteous regarding noise at all times in these areas. Balcony doors will be locked at 10:00 pm. All furniture must remain in the lounges. Throwing objects off the balcony is prohibited and will result in room eviction. MSU Billings is not responsible for any personal items left in lounges, lobby areas, laundry rooms, or kitchens – and items left are subject to removal. Smoking is prohibited on the balconies.

As a courtesy please leave lobby furniture in the lobby area. Anyone found with lobby furniture in their room will be charged a $25.00 fine and must return the furniture immediately to the appropriate place.

ROOM ENTRY MSU Billings is committed to respecting the guest’s right to privacy. However, the right to enter rooms and perform required maintenance to determine the condition of university property and regulate suspected violations of university rules and regulations is reserved. Rooms will only be entered in accordance with state law, which requires prior written notice be given in all cases which are not deemed emergencies by virtue of belief that the occupant or the facility is in imminent danger or university policy is being violated. This notice may be individually addressed or a general notice may be posted on each floor.

SMOKING POLICY We wanted to give you some breathing room. Our conference facility is 100% non-smoking. Guests may smoke only on the perimeters surrounding campus since we are now a Smoke Free Campus. Please see the front desk for more information.

16 USE OF FIRE OR BURNING PRODUCTS Candles, incenses, or other flammable materials are not allowed and nothing can be burned due to fire hazard. Smoking is not allowed in public areas of the conference facility, balconies or in any residence hall room. In addition, the entrance area of each building is considered a non-smoking area.

SPORTS IN THE HALLS To promote consideration of others and to protect facilities and fire safety equipment, any recreational activity is prohibited; i.e. frisbee, racquetball, golf, water fights, soccer balls, hacky-sack, running, football, etc. This includes, but is not limited to wrestling, rollerblading, skateboarding, riding bicycles and the tossing, throwing, or kicking of any items.

17 FIRE SAFETY As a guest in the conference facility at MSU Billings, we ask you to help take personal responsibility for fire safety by following the guidelines listed below:

Become aware of fire exit routes in the building. Evacuation maps are posted by the bathroom and elevator on each floor. Always use the closest route that is safest to exit. Evacuate every time an alarm sounds. Do not assume it is a false alarm at any time.

Treat every fire alarm as if it were real. When you hear the alarm sound, you need to (if it is safe to do so): • Close your window. • Grab your coat (if needed), your keys, and shoes. • Exit the building down the closest and safest stairwell. Do not use the elevator. • If safe to do so, housing personnel will enter every room to ensure evacuation. They will lock the room behind them when they leave. • If you assist an individual with disabilities to the rescue assistance area, notify emergency personnel where they are located upon exiting the building.

When you exit the building during an alarm: • Use stairways located on either side of floors or center stairwell • Gather in area at the edge of the north parking lot. • Remain outside until emergency personnel have instructed you to re-enter the building or given instructions on how to proceed.

If you smell smoke or see fire: • Call 911 immediately and/or pull one of the fire alarm pull stations located in the hallway. • Give the following information to 911: location of the fire or smoke (including room numbers), the severity of the fire, your name and phone number from which you are calling.

Do your part: • There is no smoking in all campus facilities or on Campus grounds. MSUB is a Tobacco Free University.

• Do not burn candles, incense, or flammable material in your room. • Report any fire hazards or unsafe conditions to residence life personnel. • Only cook in the kitchen area and make sure the burners and oven are turned off after you are done using the facility.

18 SECURITY The MSU Billings University Police Department is staffed with P.O.S.T. (Police Office Stan- dards Training) certified Police Officers 24-hours a day to serve your law enforcement needs. Guests are encouraged to report any suspicious or criminal behavior to the Campus Police Department. Specific and individual concerns will be addressed to fit student needs in order to enhance the conference experience. The University Police Department may be contacted at any time by calling extension (406) 657-2147 for non-emergencies and (406) 657-2222 for emergencies. Current campus crime data in accordance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act is posted on the MSU Billings website (www.msubillings.edu) or available at the University Police office.

TRAVELER SAFETY TIPS 1. Don’t answer the door without verifying who is there. If a person claims to be an employee, call the front desk (406) 657-2580 and ask if some one from the staff is supposed to have access to your room and for what purpose. 2. When turning to your room late in the evening, use the main entrance of the conference facility. Be observant and look around before entering parking lots, and before leaving your vehicle. 3. Close the door securely whenever you are in your room and use all of the locking devices provided, WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE DOOR HANDLE LOCK. This lock is no longer in service in this facility. 4. Do not needlessly display guest room keys in public or carelessly leave them on restaurant tables, at the swimming pool, or other places where they might be stolen. 5. Do not draw attention to yourself by displaying large amounts of cash or expensive jewelry. 6. Do not invite strangers to your room for any reason. 7. Do not leave valuables in your vehicle. 8. If you are traveling with children, provide adult supervision and know their whereabouts at all times. 9. If you are see any suspicious activity, please report immediately to the front desk or call 911.

19 LOOKING FOR SUMMER FUN IN BILLINGS? VISIT: visitbillings.com/events From rodeos to theatrics, concerts to art exhibits and parties to competitions, we have it all in Montana’s Trailhead.

20 RESTAURANTS IN THE AREA

FINE DINING Bin 119 119 N Broadway (406) 294-9119 Billings Petroleum Club N 27th St, 22nd FL (406) 252-6700 Crowne Plaza - Montana Sky N 27th St, 20th FL (406) 252-7400 Jake's 2701 1st Ave N (406) 259-9375 Q Cuisine/The Carlin 2503 Montana Ave (406) 245-2503 Rex, The 2401 Montana Ave (406) 245-7477 Walkers American Grill & Tapas Bar 2700 1st Ave N (406) 245-9291

CASUAL CUISINE Back Porch Deli 207 N Broadway, Lower (406) 254-9519 Burger Dive, The 1 14 N 27th St (406) 281-8292 Hog Wild Cafe/Party Pig Catering 202 N. 22nd St. (406) 839-3154 McCormick Cafe 2419 Montana Ave (406) 255-9555 Rockets Gourmet Wraps & Sodas 2809 1st Ave N (406) 248-5231 Soup and Such 2716 3rd Ave N (406) 294-0148 Soup Place, The 106 N Broadway (406) 294-7687 Stella's Kitchen & Bakery 2525 1st Ave N (406) 248-3060

ETHNIC CUISINE Cafe Italia 2417 Montana Ave. (406) 869-9700 Ciao Mambo 2301 Montana Ave. (406) 325-5100 Don Luis 15 N. 26th (406) 256-3355 Khanthaly's Eggrolls (406) 248-5670 Sweet Ginger 2515 Montana Ave (406) 245-9888 Z pizza 116 N Broadway (406) 281-8020

FAST FOOD Downtown Subs 224 N. 29th St. (406) 256-0353 Jimmy John's 122 N Broadway (406) 281-8282 Subway 2624 Minnesota Ave (406) 294-7827 Wendy's of Montana 2906 2nd Ave N (406) 248-7647

COFFEE HOUSE Log Cabin Bakery 2519 Montana Ave (406) 294-5555 Muddy Waters Espresso 2817 2nd Ave N (406) 256-5282 Paula’s Edibles 2712 2nd Ave N (406) 655-0865 Broadway Cafe & Deli 313 N Broadway (406) 259-0999

SPORTS BARS/PUBS Hooligan’s Sports Bar 111 N Broadway (406) 259-3328 Montana Brewing Co 113 N Broadway (406) 252-9200 Pug Mahon’s 3011 1st Ave N (406) 259-4190 Carlin, The 2501 Montana Ave (406) 245-2500 Tiny’s Tavern, Inc. 323 N 24th St (406) 259-0828

21 RESTAURANTS IN THE AREA OTHER LOCATIONS FINE DINING Bin 119 119 N Broadway (406) 294-9119 Arby's Roast Beef Subway Billings Petroleum Club N 27th St, 22nd FL (406) 252-6700 1017 Grand Avenue 2975 Grand Avenue Crowne Plaza - Montana Sky N 27th St, 20th FL (406) 252-7400 406-252-8866 406-655-4337 Jake's 2701 1st Ave N (406) 259-9375 Q Cuisine/The Carlin 2503 Montana Ave (406) 245-2503 Hardee's Taco Bell Rex, The 2401 Montana Ave (406) 245-7477 608 North 27th Street 1026 Grand Avenue Walkers American Grill & Tapas Bar 2700 1st Ave N (406) 245-9291 406-259-3344 406-252-9186

CASUAL CUISINE KFC Wendy's Back Porch Deli 207 N Broadway, Lower (406) 254-9519 719 North 27th Street 1025 Grand Avenue Burger Dive, The 1 14 N 27th St (406) 281-8292 406-259-2641 406-245-6300 Hog Wild Cafe/Party Pig Catering 202 N. 22nd St. (406) 839-3154 McCormick Cafe 2419 Montana Ave (406) 255-9555 McDonald's Wendy's Rockets Gourmet Wraps & Sodas 2809 1st Ave N (406) 248-5231 1046 Grand Avenue 4077 Grand Avenue Soup and Such 2716 3rd Ave N (406) 294-0148 406-245-6939 406-651-0159 Soup Place, The 106 N Broadway (406) 294-7687 Stella's Kitchen & Bakery 2525 1st Ave N (406) 248-3060 McDonald's Subway 3003 Grand Avenue 1102 Grand Avenue ETHNIC CUISINE 406-655-0882 406-248-491 Cafe Italia 2417 Montana Ave. (406) 869-9700 Ciao Mambo 2301 Montana Ave. (406) 325-5100 DELIVERY OPTIONS Don Luis 15 N. 26th (406) 256-3355 Khanthaly's Eggrolls (406) 248-5670 Papa John’s The Pickle Barrel Sweet Ginger 2515 Montana Ave (406) 245-9888 406-256-7272 406-702-7212 Z pizza 116 N Broadway (406) 281-8020 Domino’s Pizza Ranch FAST FOOD 406-256-1312 406-294-3663 Downtown Subs 224 N. 29th St. (406) 256-0353 Jimmy John's 122 N Broadway (406) 281-8282 Pizza Hut Tarantino’s Pizza Subway 2624 Minnesota Ave (406) 294-7827 406-248-1444 Address: 406-839-9995 Wendy's of Montana 2906 2nd Ave N (406) 248-7647 1500 University Drive Jimmy John’s Petro Hall

COFFEE HOUSE 406-281-8282 Log Cabin Bakery 2519 Montana Ave (406) 294-5555 YOU MUST PICK UP YOUR ORDER IN THE LOBBY! Muddy Waters Espresso 2817 2nd Ave N (406) 256-5282 Download the Smartphone App “Café Courier” to order delivery from the following restaurants: Stacked Montana Paula’s Edibles 2712 2nd Ave N (406) 655-0865 Grill, Montana Jacks, Fuddruckers, Flaming Wok, Pita Pit, Mackenzie River Pizza Company, China Buffet, Topz Broadway Cafe & Deli 313 N Broadway (406) 259-0999 Sandwich Company, China Bistro, Red Robin, Asian Sea Grill, Oktoberfest, American Classic Pizzeria, Dickeys BBQ, Golden Phoenix, El Corral Mexican, Suds Hut, Qdoba, Wild Horse Grill, Taco del Sol, Shanghai Village, India Grill, SPORTS BARS/PUBS Café Zydeco. Minimum purchase may apply. Hooligan’s Sports Bar 111 N Broadway (406) 259-3328 Montana Brewing Co 113 N Broadway (406) 252-9200 Pug Mahon’s 3011 1st Ave N (406) 259-4190 Carlin, The 2501 Montana Ave (406) 245-2500 Tiny’s Tavern, Inc. 323 N 24th St (406) 259-0828

22 AREA ATTRACTIONS

Alberta Bair Theater MetraPark 2801 3rd Avenue North, Billings Concerts, Rodeos, Events, Etc. 406-256-8915 308 6th Ave. North 1-800-366-8538 Billings Studio Theatre 1500 Rimrock Road, Billings Public Golf Courses 406-248-1141 Lake Hills Golf Club 406-252-9244 Billings Symphony Orchestra & Chorale Peter Yegen Jr Golf Club 201 North Broadway, Room 350, 406-656-8099 Billings Par-3 Exchange City Golf Course 406-252-3610 406-652-2533

Historic Moss Mansion Rimrock Mall 914 Division Street, Billings 300 South 24th Street West, Billings 406-256-5100 406-656-3205 http://www.mossmansion.com Venture Theater Little Bighorn Battlefield 2317 Montana Ave, Billings 65 miles South of Billings on I90 406-591-9535 406-638-2621 AMC Classic Billings 10 Theatres Peter Yegen Jr. Yellowstone County 2456 Central Avenue Museum (at airport) 406-656-2041 1950 Terminal Circle, Billings 406-256-6811 Shiloh 14 Theater 1001 Shiloh Crossing Blvd. Pompey’s Pillar National Monument 406-652-1105 25 miles East of Billings on I94 406-896-5013 ZooMontana 2100 South Shiloh Road, Billings Western Heritage Center 406-652-8100 2822 Montana Avenue, Billings 406-256-6809 Billings Mustangs Baseball at Dehler Park Yellowstone Art Museum 2611 9th Ave North, Billings 401 North 27th Street, Billings 406-252-1241 406-256-6804

23 Thanks for staying with us!

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