The Farm at Mission Vista

10/12/2026

Happy Indigenous Peoples’ Day!

Today, we look back with deep gratitude at the ancestors who paved our way, and look forward with hope to the next generations. Healthy communities start with thriving individuals. 🌱

We remain fiercely committed to providing care that respects our traditions, uplifts our people, and strengthens our community’s health from the inside out.

Join us in celebrating the beauty and power of Indigenous voices today and every day!

10/11/2026

Keep the waters clean stop at a check station. 🚤 🛶 💧

10/11/2026

Local appreciation for students Cash for Grades 💵 💵💵💵

Turn great grades into cash! Glacier Bank rewards students ages 14-25 for earning A's on their report cards. See eligibility, rules, and how to participate

10/01/2026

09/30/2026

🧡Every Child Matters🧡
🧡You Matter 🧡

09/30/2026

As the seasons shift, so do we.
The light changes. The air softens. The earth reminds us to pause, gather, and savor what is here.

Join us for our monthly community potluck, a time to come together around the table, share a meal, and nourish the connections that make our yoga community feel like home.

Everyone is welcome. Bring a dish to share or just bring yourself!

Space is limited, so please RSVP to 646-915-7051 to save your spot.

09/22/2026

Zucchini from the garden 👩🏻‍🌾👨‍🌾

Last week, one of our students shared beautiful zucchini from her garden with our community. Today, a different student arrived for class with a delicious loaf of zucchini bread made from that very same squash.
This is our community in action—sharing what we have, giving generously, and watching something small come full circle. This week—come for the yoga, stay for zucchini bread ❤️

09/21/2026

09/19/2026

Just another fall day in Montana…

09/18/2026

Volunteer opportunity 👩🏻‍🎨🎨🖌️🫟

Downtown Ronan is getting a beautiful new piece of community art, and you're invited to help create it. Mission West is hosting Community Paint Days for the newest mural in the Spring Creek Mural Project, and no experience is needed. Using a simple paint-by-numbers approach, everyone from children to elders can pick up a brush and add to the artwork. Supplies are provided, so just bring your creativity and community spirit.

This mural celebrates the waters that give Ronan its name. Inspired by the Salish place name Ocqètkʷ, meaning "place where the spring water comes out," the design honors the native fish, wildlife, and waterways of the region within Salish and Kootenai homelands. Designed by local artists Aspen and Cameron Decker, it's the newest addition bringing color and meaning to downtown Ronan.

Join us Saturday, September 19th and Saturday, September 26th, from 11:00am to 6:00pm both days at 128 Main St SW in Ronan. Come for an hour or stay for the afternoon, every brushstroke helps bring it to life. This project is funded through the Pilot Community Tourism Grant Program. We can't wait to paint with you!