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Activities

Theater

Sixth Street Melodrama

Since 1984, the Sixth Street Melodrama has entertained audiences in its cozy 80-seat theater with rollicking melodramas and musical variety shows. The Melodrama is housed in the Lux Building, dating from 1891, the oldest remaining wood frame building in the historic business district. Audience participation is not only invited, it is required. Come join in this Western theatrical tradition – and have a barrel of fun.

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Special Promotions

Powder Cocktail

The freshest, deepest powder!

1 Night queen room, double occupancy
2 Adult lift tickets to Lookout Pass Ski Resort

Want some no frills powder carving on white-washed slopes of deep snow?

The Powder Cocktail package is it. Experience the renowned Lookout Pass champagne powder with easy I-90 access and friendly lifties. After closing the slopes, hit the Wallace Inn’s hot tub and indoor pool. Relax and rejuvenate.

Sunday-Thursday. Regular price $184. Special package rate $154.

Friday/Saturday/Holidays. Regular price $222. Special package rate $192.

Upgrades to a king or double queen bedded room are $20.00 excluding costs for extra persons/ski tickets needed per room.

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