Moss Mansion in the Spring
Celebrate the start of summer in Billings with one of the region’s most beloved traditions—SpringFest at the historic Moss Mansion. Now in its 37th year, this vibrant outdoor festival returns on Saturday, June 6, bringing together art, music, food, and community for a full day of fun on the mansion’s beautiful lawn.
SpringFest is more than just an event—it’s a celebration of Montana’s creative spirit. Featuring over 50 juried artists, the festival showcases an impressive variety of handmade goods, from jewelry and pottery to textiles, paintings, and woodwork. Visitors can browse thousands of unique treasures while meeting the artists behind them and even watching live demonstrations of their craft.
The day kicks off with a popular pancake breakfast at 8:30 a.m., followed by the main festival from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Throughout the grounds, three stages host live music and entertainment, creating a lively backdrop for shopping and socializing. Whether you’re discovering a new favorite artist or simply soaking in the atmosphere, SpringFest offers something for everyone.
Food lovers won’t be disappointed either. A wide selection of vendors serves everything from tacos and burgers to sweet treats like kettle corn, baked goods, and ice cream. Adults can also enjoy beverages including mimosas, Bloody Marys, wine, and locally brewed beer.
Families are especially welcome at SpringFest. A dedicated children’s area features games, face painting, bouncy houses, and fun treats like cotton candy and sno-cones, ensuring younger visitors have just as much to enjoy.
Best of all, admission to SpringFest is free, making it an accessible way to experience local culture and connect with the community. Guests can also step inside the Moss Mansion for a self-guided tour, adding a touch of history to the day’s festivities.
Whether you’re a longtime attendee or a first-time visitor, SpringFest is the perfect way to welcome summer—filled with creativity, connection, and the charm of one of Montana’s most treasured historic sites.