Montana State Parks staff and Jim Ray, who has more than 20 years of experience, will provide the opportunity to learn about and practice with the atlatl, a 10,000-year-old weapon that predates the bow and arrow.

Visitors also will have the chance to shoot primitive bows and arrows and to throw tomahawks.

Business Bites: News and Brews; Thursday night markets at new city pool; kite festival; The Music Man; Cushing Terrell acquires engineering firm; veteran commendations; games at the library; Paris Gibson Square gift; swim lesson registration; junior rangers

Billy Maxwell will be demonstrating First Peoples traditional skills. Maxwell is a former farm kid turned cultural anthropologist. George Bryce, from Helena, will be demonstrating flint knapping during the event, according to park staff.

Vintage Nana’s Indian Taco food truck will be on hand selling their traditional fare.

First People Buffalo Jump celebrating 25th anniversary of visitor center with summer talks

First Peoples Buffalo Jump State Park is 3.5 miles north of Ulm, just off Interstate 15 at Exit 270.

For more information about the annual event, contact Andy Keller, First Peoples Buffalo Jump State Park ranger, at 406-866-2217 or andy.keller@mt.gov.