Alpenglow Performance · Missoula, Montana
Alpenglow Beach House
A year-round home for beach volleyball, active people and connected families in Missoula.
We’re planning a place where kids and adults can play, train and spend time together. Indoor sand is at the heart of the vision, alongside court sports, strength training, wellness and room for the community to gather.
Explore the Beach HouseFuture facility · In development. A location and opening date have not been announced.
Find your game. Build your community.
The Beach House vision makes room for regular games, skill development, competition, training and friendships, with ways in for beginners and experienced players.
Join a current program
Alpenglow Juniors starts Friday, October 16. Boys and girls in grades 7–8 can train and play at City Life, Missoula. October options are $205 for four sessions or $280 for all six, including the take-home volleyball.
Register for JuniorsSee current programsOctober 18, 2026 · Playfair Park
What a day, FlaminGlow!
Great games, good company, and a whole lot of volleyball. Thank you to everyone who joined us and made FlaminGlow such a success! Congratulations to our sand doubles and grass winners, pictured below.
The community is already here.
MSO Beach has been built by community members over many years. Alpenglow’s Beach House vision grows out of that existing community: a year-round home where players could keep playing through winter and welcome more people into the game.
The vision reaches beyond volleyball: a parent could train while a child takes part in an activity, friends could meet for a game, and families could spend more of their day in one place.
Come together. Do different things. Stay connected.
Active life and family life should support each other. We’re designing the Beach House so family members could pursue different interests during the same visit, then reconnect.
- A child joins a robotics workshop while a parent plays pickleball or works from the Community Lounge.
- An older athlete trains in volleyball while a sibling joins a scheduled movement program and a parent takes a strength or wellness class.
- A family shares a garden-to-kitchen workshop, then meets up after a game or training session.
These are examples of the planned experience, not classes currently available.
Explore the connected family spaces →
Explore a program partnershipHomeschool family, co-op or educator? Help shape future weekday programs →
Meet the team behind Alpenglow
Founder Ashley Theule Cheung is leading Alpenglow from its vision to its programs and future Beach House. Josh Farmer supports Ashley’s work through community outreach and communications.
Get to know us →Help shape the Beach House
Tell us what you would use, or follow the project as the plans develop.
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