Park Events

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  Ignite the Nites

  August 13 - August 15

  Auto enthusiasts of all kinds gather together each August as Mineral Avenue comes to life with an exhibit of classic and antique cars, trucks, and motorcycles. Ignite the Nites, which has grown remarkably from year to year, draws numerous car clubs and an excess of 400 entries for the Igniters′ annual car show competition. For more information on this event, visit their website https://www.igniterscarclub.com

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  Clash of the Carvers

  September 10 - September 13

  Twenty of the world’s finest chainsaw artists will be selected to come to Libby to test their skills against each other in pursuit of the annual Kootenai Country Montana International Chainsaw Carving Championship. The competitors include carvers from all across the United States, as well as around the world. The competition will be an intense, four-day affair with the artists carving not only their competition masterpiece, but also engaging in several hour-long “quick carve” events during scheduled breaks. The competition will be held on the street, allowing the public to watch the artists at work.

• 

  Ignite the Nites

  August 13 - August 15

  Auto enthusiasts of all kinds gather together each August as Mineral Avenue comes to life with an exhibit of classic and antique cars, trucks, and motorcycles. Ignite the Nites, which has grown remarkably from year to year, draws numerous car clubs and an excess of 400 entries for the Igniters′ annual car show competition. For more information on this event, visit their website https://www.igniterscarclub.com

• 

  Clash of the Carvers

  September 10 - September 13

  Twenty of the world’s finest chainsaw artists will be selected to come to Libby to test their skills against each other in pursuit of the annual Kootenai Country Montana International Chainsaw Carving Championship. The competitors include carvers from all across the United States, as well as around the world. The competition will be an intense, four-day affair with the artists carving not only their competition masterpiece, but also engaging in several hour-long “quick carve” events during scheduled breaks. The competition will be held on the street, allowing the public to watch the artists at work.