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Community Guide 2022

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73 Great Falls Area Chamber of Commerce www.greatfallschamber.org The Great Falls Chamber's Military Affairs Committee (MAC) fosters and promotes a vital military presence in our community through activities supporting our military populations. The MAC works diligently at maintaining relationships with the military, showing how much the presence of Malmstrom Air Force Base, the Montana Air National Guard, and the Army Guard is appreciated by sponsoring programs and events, such as appreciation events, monthly luncheons, MAC Ball, MAC Golferoo, Co-Commanders program, presentation of quarterly and annual awards, and sponsorship and support of Global Strike Challenge and other events. Chamber Military Programs The Great Falls Chamber's Montana Defense Alliance (MTDA) was initially created to advocate for both Malmstrom Air Force Base and the Montana Air National Guard with a single voice and message. The MTDA has since grown to promote all of Montana's military and Department of Homeland Security interests. MTDA's primary key partners include Cascade County, the City of Great Falls, Great Falls Area Chamber of Commerce, the Great Falls International Airport, the Great Falls Development Authority, and other strategic partners. M I L I TA RY UPCOMING 2022 EXHIBITIONS at C.M. Russell Museum 400 13th Street North | Great Falls, Montana (406) 727–8787 | CMRussell.org/the-russell November 2021–May 2022 The Sun Dance Series: Hear of the Blackfeet People by Gary Schildt March–June 2022 Charles M. Russell Small Works June–September 2022 Through the Lens of Joseph Henry Sharp June–September 2022 The Art of Winold F. Reiss July–August 2022 The Russell Sale Exhibition October 2022–May 2023 Greetings from Charlie LEFT: Joseph Henry Sharp (1859-1944), Man Helping Child with Regalia (detal), printed 2020, photopolymer gravure, C.M. Russell Museum Collection. RIGHT: Winold Reiss (1886-1953), Eagle Child, Mountain Chief and Bear Medicine. Collection of the C.M. Russell Museum; Gift of Peter and Christina Reiss. GFCG 2022 CMR Exhibition Preview HP.indd 1 12/9/21 9:29 AM

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