The best things to do in Billings

“Whether you're brand new or brushing up for a wedding, Billings Ballroom Dance Studio keeps things fun with private lessons and group classes that focus on connection over memorization.”

From the Billings newsletter, August 4, 2026

“When the kids need to run and you need your sanity, All Fun & Games throws private, fully customizable parties here in Billings with food, drinks, and live entertainers, plus no tokens required to keep things simple. Parents get easy planning, kids get to scream and play, everyone wins.”

From the Billings newsletter, August 31, 2026

“From paintball and airsoft to Bad Bear Laser Tag, Splat Attack gel blasters, and free-roam V-Rex VR escapes, Wild Rose Action Center turns birthdays and team nights into actual adventures. Grab your crew, pick a game, and let friendly bragging rights sort themselves out.”

From the Billings newsletter, September 16, 2026

“Twice named Montana’s Best Golf Experience by Golf Digest, Briarwood Country Club keeps your week dialed with pristine fairways and views that make a double bogey sting less. After the round, hit The Black Bunker Bar & Grill for cocktails and comfort-y bites with friendly vibes.”

From the Billings newsletter, August 24, 2026

“A Billings staple since 1992, Yegen Golf Club serves up a links-style track that’s matured into that sweet spot of challenging yet fun, plus a practice setup to tune things up before you tee it. Lessons and leagues keep the game fresh, perfect for a midweek reset.”

From the Billings newsletter, August 23, 2026

“Rise and Shine Mural turns the 6th Street West underpass into a Yellowstone Valley daydream, with life-size bison and elk, hidden critters for a scavenger hunt, and those unmistakable Rimrocks. Painted by Elyssa Leininger, it’s a quick, feel-better detour on your commute or weekend bike ride.”

From the Billings newsletter, September 21, 2026

“Sitting beneath the Rimrocks with Beartooth views, Yellowstone Country Club pairs a Robert Trent Jones, Sr. championship course that tests low handicaps without wrecking the weekend round with six racquet courts, an expansive pool, and a full service clubhouse built for Billings hangouts.”

From the Billings newsletter, September 7, 2026

“Lake Hills Golf Course is a friendly, open to the public track where the greens meet occasional antelope cameos and the post-round fix at The Pronghorn Grill. Grab a tee time, jump into leagues or player development, and keep it in your regular Billings rotation when you want golf that feels local and easy.”

From the Billings newsletter, September 6, 2026

“Exchange City Par 3 is your easy midweek fix, with 18 par-3 holes, quick-play vibes, and some of the best greens in town. Grab a bucket for the range, schedule a lesson with Matt Stricker, PGA, or join a league, then flex that sharper short game all weekend. Check it out.”

From the Billings newsletter, August 12, 2026

“From pain-free tactical thrills to classic paintball strategy, Wild Rose Action Center nails the sweet spot between friendly rivalry and full-send fun.”

From the Billings newsletter, September 5, 2026

“Back 9 Lounge runs TruGolf simulators with over 90 courses and multi-sport games, five suites plus a VIP room, and a full bar and menu. Perfect for a midweek Billings tune-up or a friendly skins match that accidentally turns into dinner.”

From the Billings newsletter, August 28, 2026

“Hilands Golf Club is Billings' classic private track, opened in 1922 and still set on the original site handpicked by golf legend Walter Hagen. If you’ve been thinking about joining, this is the week... play a round, then plan to eat and celebrate like a regular.”

From the Billings newsletter, August 14, 2026

“Art House Cinema & Pub keeps Billings watching great films, with showings also at Babcock Theatre, so you can finally catch that one you’ve been meaning to see and then chat about it like you totally understood the ending.”