Bridge to the Past: BACC seeks community’s help to open Bigfork’s own history museum
Historic Bigfork. (Courtesy/BACC)
Bigfork Art and Cultural Center is hard at work putting together a new museum space featuring the community’s history and local stories.
In late October of last year, BACC received the lease for the old library at 525 Electric Avenue from Community Foundation for a Better Bigfork, allowing the organization to transform the space into an art gallery and makerspace and opening up BACC’s next door location to highlight Bigfork’s background.
The foundation for the new history exhibits will stem from the work of Denny Kellogg, Ed Gillenwater, and Tabby Ivy, who, from 2016 to 2017, researched, developed, and produced the documentary “Bigfork: A Montana Story.”
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