Cabane & Co

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A cozy reading and office room with a round table surrounded by three upholstered chairs, large windows with black frames, built-in shelves filled with books and decor, a desk with a book and plant, and framed art on the walls in a warmly lit room.

Visit in person at 993 Main St. Forsyth, MT 59327 Connect@cabaneconsulting.com‍ Shop phone (406) 393 - 5100‍

Thoughtfully designed space planning and design at your home or rent one of our community spaces.

We value our meaningfully connected communities

Cabane and Co Consulting reimagines underused spaces into useful inspiration, one client and one small transformation at a time. Our work in the community offers thriving business incubators, an artisan marketplace, community gathering spaces, think tank space, and entrepreneurial ecosystems. Our environments strengthen local economies and create lasting opportunity.

Come create with us.

Cozy dining nook with a round wooden table, beige chairs, and a window seat with colorful cushions, near a large window revealing a green garden outside.

Elevate Your Space- Schedule a Private Consultation

Interested in a tiny home?

Book now for Spring ‘27 Builds

Montana artists, entrepreneurs, and Artisans

Join our Marketplace

Sketch of three wooden display cabinets for rent featuring Montana handmade products. The first is for small items; the second and the third are examples of large displays for artisan rentals. Each cabinet is customizable to your items.

Sample Displays

Customization available

Drawing of a cozy micro office room with built-in blue cabinetry, desk, and daybed. The room features a pendant light, cove light rail, framed floral artwork, and a sliding door with keypad entry. Items include books, storage baskets, coffee station, and decorative pillows.

Micro-Office Rentals

To our community:

We are grateful for your encouragement, loving community support, and patience during our phase II construction. Exciting things are coming!

Two micro-offices committed. One space available.

Entrepreneur workspace and resources available. 9/15/2026 - apply now

MT Artisan showspace & marketplace opportunities

We would love to see your work!

Community F&B partner secured

Fall 2026 Classes and workshops in development

Growing partnerships with veterans, educators, artists, and local organizations.

Please reach out with event or community-building ideas or if you know someone who needs some help.

  • Business Incubation

  • Adaptive Reuse

  • Entrepreneurial Growth

  • Community Spaces

Connections in Action

Join a group

Start a group

We’re hosting a variety of events designed to create, inform, and connect.

business building 101 resources and mentorship

CG Smart Farm new tech meeting

veteran fridays

senior quilting & beginning knitting

American Legion leadership dinner

living laboratory

homeschooling group- Johnson block

Girl Scout troop meeting

leatherworks

young visionaries club

seasoned Rosebud/treasure growers coffee

one tribe

Grace sourdough classes (Campus 2)

beginning knitting club

farmers for Forsyth

Easle time (open art table)

Chef’s spoon

We are always open to new artful ideas!

Contact us for more information on shared and show space.

Our Offerings

Micro- office monthly rental $1200/mo

Vendor display rental- large $650/mo

Vendor display rental- small $400/mo

Artisan display - shelf $100/mo

Entrepreneurial consultation free

1-on-1 business dev solutions. $100/hr

** Scholarships may be available

MT Artisan consultation - 30 min free

Community partners intro mtg free

Private meeting space $20/hr

Event venue rentals contact us

Our History

In 1931, the corner gas station became one of the final buildings added to Forsyth’s historical commercial core- standing beside the newly built Roxy Theatre and at the entrance to an already thriving Main Street. Forsyth had grown where the railroad, the Yellowstone River, eastern Montana agriculture, military activity, and local commerce converged. As automobiles began changing how people traveled across the region, this prominent corner welcomed residents and visitors. The railworkers, ranchers, farmers, service members, were all coming together for fuel, business, entertainment, and connection. Nearly a century later, the building still stands at the gateway to the downtown corridor- part of Forsyth’s historical legacy and it’s continuing revitalization. the image to the right was a postcard from 1931, the year the first gas station was built. The image below is our building after they cloed in the drive through of the service station. The bottom right image documents Forsyth’s Historical district and includes our corner address at 993 Main Street. Please come to visit us! We look forward to welcoming you!

Black and white photograph of Main Street in Forsyth, Montana, showing historic buildings and shops with awnings, a tree in the foreground, and a grassy area.
A small detail on a commercial. building. This pop-out, with a white stucco exterior and red brick lower siding, was formerly the gas station drive-through and has now been enclosed, featuring large windows and a dark metal overhanging roof.
Information board about Forsyth Main Street Historic District detailing its history, significance, and recognition, with Montana Historical Society logos. And the significance of 993 Main Street as the gateway to the Historical Downtown corridor.

Forsyth making an impact

Proud of our hometown leaders!

Pastor Lee Kisman

Pastor Lee Kisman is the Senior Pastor of Grace Bible Church in Downtown Forsyth. He has been an accomplished carpenter and contractor for many years, building several of his homes from the ground up. Pastor Lee’s service goes far beyond the four walls of Grace church. His family has served for decades in Missions work reaching throughout America and all the way to Guatemala. These days, you can find him serving anyone who could use a helping hand in and around Rosebud County. Including a recent spotting helping a neighbor with a needed roof repair on one of our famous 100-plus-degree Montana summer days. An inspiration and humble servant to all, this man is a true example of walking goodness.

Honor baskets are a small token of our appreciation for the everyday heroes who give so much to so many! We thank you!

Commander Irene Dickerson

We want to congratulate Forsyth’s own Commander Dickerson on her recent appointment as Commander to the District of the State of Montana. Irene’s career began as a nurse, and her hard work and dedication have led to an extensive military career, in addition to her decades of service in our local community. We are grateful to have such a shining example of the very best of the United States military right here in Forsyth. We offer a collective measure of gratitude for all you do and all you serve.

Featured Montana Makers

Emerging Artist:

Meet Ashlynn

Featured Teen Arist:

Meet Brooke

Bees Knees

Honey and Beeswax Candle

Professional Legacy Artist:

Meet Denise

Featured Native Jewelry Designer:

Meet Star Road Woman

Featured Native Jewelry Designer:

Meet Bear

Experiences Artist feature. Watercolor painting of a rural scene with a thatched-roof cottage surrounded by trees and a woman with a child in a field of yellow flowers.

Every purchase and donation makes a difference. If you'd like to buy a piece, support a local artist, or contribute to their growth, reach out — we'll connect you directly.

Thank you for supporting our local artisans and growing small businesses.

Close-up side profile of a woman with long brown hair decorated with peacock feathers, earrings, and a necklace, against a neutral background. This one of Cabane"s Native high-end jewelry artists.

Featured Forsyth Entrepreneur:

Meet Ulrich

After running a successful lawncare service his vision is now to begin his new venture:

Car detailing

Featured Musicians

Falco & Taylor

Cabane is a small space solutions company and hosts a Montana small business incubator with a focus on entrepreneurship and supporting the arts.

We would like to give you an opportunity to help support a local artist or entrepreneur.

Sometimes the difference between an idea and a real opportunity is simply the cost of taking the next step. Your donation helps Montana artists, makers, and emerging entrepreneurs with materials, showcase opportunities, display costs, or other practical needs. Gifts go where they can make the greatest difference- removing barriers, helping people reach customers, and giving someone the chance to grow.

Thank you for your kind consideration

3% Cover the Fee

Help someone begin

Big Impact in Small Communities

A wicker basket filled with various heirloom tomatoes of different shapes, sizes, and colors, with some green leaves nearby.
A cozy workspace with a wooden desk, a closed laptop, notebooks, pens, a small vase with a purple flower, a modern white desk lamp, a small bowl, and a stack of books.
People working at a table with laptops, glasses of water, notebooks, and a vase with white calla lilies in the background.

YOU MATTER HERE

Basket of assorted vegetables including zucchini, squash, and pumpkins, alongside a jar of honey with a thank you tag, and a wooden crate filled with blueberries labeled Montana huckleberries. Signage indicates these are grown in Montana, supporting local community and farms, with scenic mountains in the background.
A young woman with long blonde hair talking to an elderly woman with short gray hair and glasses at a table with colorful paper in front of them, in a room with bookshelves in the background.
People embracing and greeting each other warmly at a social gathering or event.
An elderly woman singing into a microphone on stage, wearing an ornate, patterned dress and jewelry, with a dark background.

Driven by the betterment of our communities and built on purpose, this is where bold thinking meets thoughtful sentiment. One shared moment at a time….

Work With Us

Envisioning your newly inspired Space?

Connect with Us Today

We would be honored to be part of transforming your space into a true expression of you. The places.we spend our time, projects big and small deserve honor, We would like to help fulfil the vision.

Are you an artist or creator?

Perhaps you’d like to nominate someone? Please introduce yourself with a brief description of your work, and we will contact you to discuss how we may be able to collaborate. We happily accept emails with samples of your work. Looking forward to meeting you.