Annual Harlo Music Project, Saturday Aug 8, 2026

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Chief Joseph Park Camping

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Harlowton Cemetery

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Harlowton Rodeo July 2-3

Harlowton Roundhouse Restoration Project

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Home of the Harlowton Engineers

Jawbone Creek Golfing & Country Club

Milwaukee Depot Museum

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Welcome to Harlowton Harlowton...A Place to Call Home!

"In the City of Harlowton, we are defined less by boundaries on a map than by the sense of shared values our residents hold dear. Small-town values, guided growth, and the preservation of historical, cultural, and natural heritage are just a few of the core principles that make the City of Harlowton a wonderful place to call home."

We love our hometown and the music.

Harlowton is home to the HMP (Harlo Music Project). On August 8, 2026, Gally's Brewing Company will host its 8th annual music festival. This event brings locals and people from near and far together in the streets to dance to incredible live music.

For tickets and more information, please check out the links below

https://www.harlomusicproject.com/

https://billingsgazette.com/entertainment/a-small-community-that-throws-a-huge-party-the-harlo-music-project-returns-on-saturday/article_8dea393e-f24d-11ec-b922-93223c18abd3.html?fbclid=IwAR0y59AH_3FQb5c9tMKTnNE6sGuNrpFeylYemq9uFjfRUpWoxldikmSu1pI

Fix a Leak Week 2026: Spring Into Action and Save Water at Home and in Your Lawn

March 01, 2026

Fix a Leak Week 2026: Spring Into Action and Save Water at Home and in Your Lawn

What is Fix a Leak Week?

Fix a Leak Week, held annually by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and their WaterSense program, is a week dedicated to raising awareness about the significant amount of water wasted due to household and outdoor leaks. Each year, the event encourages homeowners to inspect their plumbing systems and fixtures for leaks and to take action to repair them. This is especially timely in the spring, as many homeowners begin to spend more time outdoors and prepare their homes for the warmer months ahead.