This weekend in Great Falls, MT

At the Civic Center, this market fills three lots with more than 170 vendors, offering a wide range of booths to explore. Prospective vendors must apply only through the official application process, and comments that claim there is another way are scams.

SCHEELS partners with firearms instructor Kevin Heffernan of Trinity Concealed Carry to offer a concealed carry permit training class. Heffernan is certified by the NRA and the Utah Bureau of Criminal Identification. The class fee is $60, and each attendee receives a $10 SCHEELS gift card. Registration is required. Sign up at the customer service counter or by calling (406) 453-7666.

The Central Montana Out of the Darkness Walk gathers the community at Gibson Park to support the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and to take steps toward a future without suicide. It is a community-focused day centered on connection, hope, and healing. Participants can look forward to an uplifting opening ceremony, personal stories from survivors and families who have experienced loss, Honor Beads that reflect each person's connection to the cause, a shared walk along a community route, and a Hope and Resource area featuring local mental health partners. There are meaningful moments to honor loved ones and to show that no one walks alone. The walk welcomes those who have been personally affected, people supporting loved ones, and anyone who values mental health advocacy. Together, participants remember those who have been lost, support those who are struggling, and work toward a future where mental health is prioritized and lives are saved. Hope grows when people show up for one another.

A community cleanup will be held at Chowen Springs Park.

Sealed Relics hosts an evening dedicated to casual Warhammer open play. All experience levels are welcome, including hobby veterans, competitive players, painters, and those brand new to the universe. Participants can bring their armies and terrain ideas for friendly matchups that emphasize community, learning, and enjoyable gameplay. Open tables support games throughout the evening, and there is no cost to participate. Expect a relaxed setting for community games, painting and hobby conversations, army showcases, strategy talk, and list testing, all in a new player friendly environment. Fans of Warhammer 40,000, Age of Sigmar, and Kill Team can find space to play, and anyone curious about the hobby can explore what it offers. The focus is on connecting and growing the local Warhammer community at Sealed Relics.

Sealed Relics hosts a Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game tournament with standard rotation format play, community matchups, and prizes based on participation. All experience levels are welcome, from seasoned competitors to players returning to the game, and entry is $5. Bring a deck, refine strategies, and face local opponents in a friendly competitive setting. Expect organized matches, options for both casual and competitive play, participation rewards, open play between rounds, and opportunities to trade cards throughout the event.

Bingo Loco returns to The Newberry, turning traditional bingo into a three hour party with dance offs, lip sync battles, confetti blasts, and prizes. Expect a lively mix of games and performance that keeps the energy up from start to finish. Tickets are available.

Hailing from Australia, Queen: It’s a Kinda Magic brings a high-octane celebration of Queen to Great Falls Mansfield Theater. Expect massive sound, giant screens, wild lighting, and flashy costumes as the show rolls through a nonstop set of anthems, including Bohemian Rhapsody, We Will Rock You, We Are the Champions, Radio Ga Ga, I Want to Break Free, Somebody to Love, Don’t Stop Me Now, Another One Bites the Dust, and more. Warren Vernon-Driscoll returns as Freddie Mercury, delivering live vocals, piano, and guitar in the original keys alongside an international band.

Sealed Relics hosts a Disney Lorcana tournament using Standard Rotation. Players of all experience levels are welcome, from seasoned Illumineers to those just getting started. Expect organized gameplay in a friendly setting, with room for competitive matches and casual games alike. Participants can test decks, discuss strategy, enjoy open play, and trade cards while connecting with the local community.

At Sealed Relics, Pokémon trainers, collectors, and traders come together for an afternoon focused on card trading, casual games, and meeting fellow fans. The event features open trading with plenty of table space, opportunities to buy, sell, and trade, and a family-friendly setting that helps local players and collectors connect in Great Falls. Participants can bring trade binders, singles and bulk cards, sealed products, and graded slabs or other collectibles. Guidelines encourage respectful and honest exchanges, ask parents to supervise younger children, and note that all trades between participants are final. Store staff may be able to assist with trade concerns when possible.

Sealed Relics in Great Falls hosts a Grand Archive tournament that blends strategic gameplay, friendly competition, and community connection. Players of all experience levels are included, from beginners to veterans. Participants bring their own decks to refine builds, test tactics, and face other competitors in a supportive setting. Alongside the organized matches, there is space for open play, card trading, and conversation about strategy with the local scene.

Sealed Relics hosts a Pokémon Trading Card Game tournament that follows the Standard Rotation. Participants use Standard Rotation decks and face fellow Trainers in organized play that welcomes both competitive and casual styles. The setting is community focused and friendly, with opportunities for deck testing, strategy discussion, open play, and trading. Suitable for seasoned competitors as well as those who are new to the Pokémon TCG.

A women-centered talking circle brings together anyone pursuing sobriety through Wellbriety for mutual support and encouragement. Participants engage with Wellbriety meetings, the teachings of the Medicine Wheel, and the 12 Steps, creating a safe, welcoming space for healing and connection.