by Tim Ford | Friday Nov. 1
The first round of winter has come a little early to Bozeman this year. While many skiers are getting excited, others in town are hoping we have a little more fall before winter really socks in. Even with the cooler weather, the Bozeman Real…
Exploring and Understanding Mental Health with Logan Rosenstein
Christie Selensky | Friday Nov. 1
Building Towers by Rolling Dice tells the story of Tyler, a young man navigating the trials and tribulations of high school and early adulthood while struggling with depression and anxiety. Initially intended as a private gift for a loved one…
Kate Springer | Friday Nov. 1
The Downtown Bozeman Improvement Plan has been in discussion for a year, and after much research, community input and tons of meetings, it was recently adopted. All 68 pages of it! Most of us won’t have time to sit down and read the…
by Kris Drummond | Friday Nov. 1
“My grief says that I dared to love, that I allowed another to enter the very core of my being and find a home in my heart. Grief is akin to praise; it is how the soul recounts the depth to which someone has touched our lives.To love is…
Christie Selensky | Friday Nov. 1
Every holiday with my family is marked by the anticipation of the custard kuchen. The almost-sacred recipe has been handed down by my great grandmother. Kuchen’s a sort of fruit and custard dessert, lined with a buttery pie crust,…
by Kelly Hartman | Friday Nov. 1
When one digs back into the history of the “Wild West,” one too often finds that culture predominated and most places were not as “wild” as we would probably hope to find. Even Cooke City, located at the Northeast…
I’m not an Olympian
Sarah May | Friday Nov. 1
As fresh snow blankets the Bridgers and Big Sky comes to life, we break out our skis with eager anticipation of fresh powder and days spent skiing down the mountains we call home. For most of us, skiing is a seasonal recreation and we…
Luke Brown | Friday Nov. 1
Nick Michaud is bringing passion, energy, and thoughtfulness to the lives and athletic careers of those he coaches in Bozeman, around the country, and across the world. After recently retiring from his own professional nordic skiing…
Friday Nov. 1
When a double-crossed deal between dirty police detectives and ruthless drug enforcers goes awry, a struggling addict musician finds himself in possession of the only item that can put an end to the out-of-control, bloody feud. So…
Kevin Brustuen | Friday Nov. 1
In 1995, wolves were successfully reintroduced into the Yellowstone National Park region after an absence of 70 years. Before long, the wolves formed into several viable packs, expanding their ranges to create their own territories.…
Missy Glenn | Friday Nov. 1
The nicest thing about music; you connect a group to get together on that level.” What’s “that level” you ask? Peter King has the answer – community. “It solidifies and drives home that’s why…
Nick Mack | Friday Nov. 1
Reckless Abandon won’t take the stage for another twenty minutes, but the Murray Bar in downtown Livingston positively sings with anticipation as I lead my roommates through its historic front doors. We scan for a place to sit, and in…
by Angie Ripple | Friday Nov. 1
Truth be told, Ken Burger and I have known each other for nearly twenty years. Both Brian and I have worked for Ken, he at West Coast Gourmet Pizza as a delivery driver, and I as an assistant manager at Cosmic Pizza in Bozeman while I…
Elizabeth Anderson | Friday Nov. 1
Find here the true makings of southern soul food with Big Sky country style
Bozemanites have known Bar 3 for nearly two decades, but the restaurant recently gained new ground right down the road off of East Main in Belgrade. There’s no…
Friday Nov. 1
Matt C. Jackson is a Ph.D. student in environmental engineering at Montana State University where his research focuses on sustainable wastewater treatment and algal cultivation. He has lived in Bozeman for the past five years where he has…
Friday Nov. 1
Capitalism and Free Market are great things – usually. When things go wrong in markets, as they typically do, protections are put into place to protect the market and those who participate in it legally.
However, when the market…
by Angie Ripple | Friday Nov. 1
Welcome to the November 2019 issue of Bozeman Magazine, our 150th issue! Each month when I take the time to write an editor’s note, I try to impart something of value and encourage readers to explore the pages of the magazine with…
Tuesday Oct. 1
Josh Maierle is a third generation Montanan living in Bozeman. Josh wonders if you can relate to how Montana gets under your skin, in a good way, in a way that never leaves once it’s there. This place, the colors, landscapes, wildlife…
Andrew Jefferis | Tuesday Oct. 1
Would you like to hear a ghost story? To begin, I should make it very clear that ghosts do not exist. Feel free to have your own opinions about this, but a human soul cannot be bound to the world after death. Demons, however, roam the world…
Kate Springer | Tuesday Oct. 1
Fall is such a glorious time here in Bozeman! The colors are beautiful, there’s a chill in the air and everyone is soaking it up before settling in for a long winter. Here are the ten best ways to take advantage of fall in Bozeman.…
Recent Comments
How fortunate we are to live here in "The Bozone" among so many gifted and talented exceptional people and a variety of great venues and more to come!
Bozeman's Choice Local Blues Band
SandraKnapp
Nov. 7, 2019
Wild Blume for the Win !
Bozeman's Choice Florist
PJRohm
Nov. 5, 2019
Can we get a “funk” category???
Bozeman's Choice Local Jazz Band
Robespierre
Nov. 5, 2019
Thanks Kevin! Great story! CORRECTION: The TAlkBack will be on Saturday, November 16 after the show and will also include Amber Rose Mason (actress and real cowgirl) I hope to see you there!
Howl! A Montana Love Story
AAdams
Nov. 2, 2019
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