Downtown Billings Association (DBA)

June Art Walk | Celebrate For Life Pop-Up Experience
Downtown Billings Association

This isn’t just an Art Walk stop… it’s a place where our community shows up, creates together, and stands for something bigger.

Join us during the June Art Walk at the Downtown Billings Association for a meaningful, hands-on experience benefiting local families impacted by cancer. Because here’s the truth—we all know someone. And around here, we don’t look away… we show up.

Featured Experience:

Local artist Susan Martinez will be hosting a progressive community art piece—a one-of-a-kind canvas where every brushstroke tells a story. Guests are invited to add their own color, message, or moment of love to the piece. When it’s complete, it will be displayed as a powerful reminder of what happens when a community comes together.

Ways to Get Involved:

• Purchase a luminaria in honor or memory of someone you love
• Sign up as a survivor or caregiver
• Learn how to join a team or support Celebrate For Life
• Connect with others who understand the journey

Retro Rounds Activity Challenge:
Already participating? Come log your activity and keep those miles moving.
Bring your Retro Rounds necklace and earn additional beads while you’re there—or get signed up and start tracking toward prizes (yes… including that 2-carat lab diamond donated by Jensen Jewelers)

This is what Celebrate For Life is all about—real people, real stories, and a community that refuses to let cancer win.

Because cancer doesn’t get to win. Not here. Not in our community.

About the Downtown Billings Association (DBA): 

Nowhere identifies and unites the cultural, economic, and elemental values of a city like it’s downtown. Made up of the property owners, businesses, creatives, and leaders that populate Montana’s largest city, Downtown Billings houses multiple non-profits who each advocates to make the downtown Billings district into a vibrant and thriving place; ripe for economic and civic opportunities.

The Downtown Billings organizations do this through various community events, marketing campaigns, clean and safe programs, safety initiatives, economic development projects, and urban renewal efforts.