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This Center for the Arts opened in 1977 in the 1910 WaterWorks basins that previously produced Miles City's drinking water for over 60 years.  It's located just west of Miles City, Montana on the banks of the Yellowstone River in an area that was part of the 1876 Fort Keogh Reservation.  Previously, it was a common camping ground site used for centuries by the first Americans.  Guided by a philosophy of public service in the arts and cultural interests, this non-profit center produces a year-round calendar of changing exhibits, workshops, classes and humanities programs.

Listed in the National Register of Historic Places, this converted industrial facility with its craftsman styled Pump House, earned a Montana Governor's Historic Preservation Award for the best adaptive re-use of a historic structure and also for excellence in the Arts. 

Support for our non-profit organization is supplied by the National Endowment for the Arts, Montana Cultural Trust, Montana Arts Council, Nibbs and Edna Allen Foundation, First Interstate Bank & Foundation, Stockman Bank/ Nefsy Foundation and US Bank Foundation.