Glasgow, Montana ? From Page 63 eye Tournament every summer during the second weekend in July. The Fort Peck Dam and Spillway are phenomenal sites to visit. Over 750,000 visitors come to see the dam and to take a tour of the powerhouse complex. Tours are given hourly from Memorial Day to Labor Day. Next to the powerhouse complex is the Fort Peck Dam Interpretive Center and Museum. Here you will find displays of dinosaur species, fish aquariums, plants and animals found on the Charles M. Russell Wildlife Refuge, the history of the Fort Peck Dam and much more. Admission is free to the Interpretive Center. The Kiwanis Park and Campground is a great area to meet with family and friends to relax and have some fun. The park offers shelterhouses, picnic tables, a playground, a sand volleyball court, a horseshoe court, and a paved trail for walking, biking, or roller-blading. The campground offers paved sites with hot showers, electrical hookups, a dump station, and a pay phone with Internet access. The campground is open from the end of April to the end of October. Kiwanis Park is located next to the Fort Peck Dam Interpretive Center. Another great attraction in Fort Peck is the Fort Peck Theatre. Since 1970 the theatre has put on presentations for audiences from all over the country. From musicals to comedies to dramatic presentations, the theatre is a great place to enjoy a traditional theatre performance. Tickets are for sale at the door and concessions are available. For more information you can call 406.526.9943.