Wednesday Nov. 1
As a physician and photographer, art and science have long been intertwined in Chris D’Ardenne’s life. This unique combination of careers is synergistic, and makes him both a better doctor and a better artist. Ever since being handed his…
Angie Ripple |
Wednesday Nov. 1
Like the rest of the world, Montana is going through massive changes that will likely have decades of impact. I’d like to see more Montanans standing up for the way of life they have worked hard to ensure for their children—not the rat…
Wednesday Nov. 1
October 14th, just a few weeks after the autumn equinox, and it’s a cool beautiful fall day in Bozeman. Our urban forest is really putting on a show right now with the leaves changing. The noise of construction equipment is an all too familiar…
Tim Ford |
Wednesday Nov. 1
After another amazing summer here in the Gallatin Valley, fall is in the air. As hunters stalk their prey and skiers start to prep their skis, people often ask if the holidays or the winter are a poor time of year to list a home for sale. Buyers also…
Taylor Owens |
Wednesday Nov. 1
For over twenty years, the Gallatin River Lodge has nestled on the Gallatin River, in the forested area accessed via Thorpe Road, west of Bozeman. Originally a popular spot for those on a fly-fishing trip, it is now open to locals and travelers alike…
Taylor Owens |
Wednesday Nov. 1
Shane Graybeal has joined the Kimpton Armory as the new executive chef at Fielding’s, an American-fare restaurant serving up fresh dishes and craft cocktails. Fielding’s, the namesake of Fred Fielding Willson, the architect of the…
Wednesday Nov. 1
It’s a rainy Thursday in Bozeman, and I am sitting down with the ‘Songstress,’ aka Cole Thorne, lead vocalist of Cole & the Thornes, a local band with a dedicated following. We are meeting for coffee to discuss their new album…
Brian Ripple |
Wednesday Nov. 1
The hamlet of Billings was nicknamed the “Magic City” because of the rapid growth from its founding as a railroad town in March 1882. It’s the largest city in the state of Montana and the 282nd largest city in the United States…
Liz Bischoff |
Wednesday Nov. 1
Have you been to Lindley Park yet this fall? Located behind the Bozeman Public Library, and site of Bozeman’s annual Sweet Pea Festival of the Arts, the park has a unique new feature: the Festival’s Tree Totem. Kris Conners with Custom…
Ken Walcheck |
Wednesday Nov. 1
Despite the turkey’s lofty stature of approval with most Americans, especially on Thanksgiving day, many of us are not aware that Benjamin Franklin campaigned vigorously to make the wild turkey our national bird. He didn’t succeed, but he…
Rachel Phillips |
Wednesday Nov. 1
Recent national labor and union strikes have stimulated some interest in what those actions mean for an industry or a community. Striking usually involves a group (often employees, but not always) halting normal operations in an attempt to gain a…
Steve McGann |
Wednesday Nov. 1
Before I lived in Montana, the most vivid recurring image I had of what it would be like involved driving. My mind-picture was of an old bench seat pickup, slowly moving up a long hill on a gravel road through a grassy meadow. There were a couple of…
Joseph Montalbano |
Tuesday Oct. 31
The season of giving is supposed to be special. It’s the season of spending quality time with family, enjoying a warm fireside, and eating delicious home cooking.However, the season can also be a very stressful time. The meal can have a lot of…
Sunday Oct. 1
Matthew Macoy is a Bozeman-based photographer and educator, teaching photography courses at MSU and leading a small visual production company in the Gallatin Valley. Originally from Denver, CO, Matt grew up incorporating photography into his…
Angie Ripple |
Sunday Oct. 1
October is one of my favorite months of the year; the crisp autumn air, apple picking, haunted houses, trick or treating, and Bozeman’s Choice voting all add up to a very good month. Each October in Bozeman Magazine we aim to tell some scary…
Sunday Oct. 1
JOHN MEYER
Bozeman has been taken hostage by developers. We need a new mayor who can take control of the situation and end the unspoken policy of growth at all costs. People want to live in Bozeman for the high quality of life, not the sprawling…
Tim Ford |
Sunday Oct. 1
What an incredible summer it’s been in the Gallatin Valley. A plentiful number of late summer showers kept things green and beautiful. But the cool nights and crisp air demonstrate that fall is here. Let us take a quick look at the market and…
Taylor Owens |
Sunday Oct. 1
Ghost Town Coffee Roasters has been a Bozeman staple for many years, known for their delicious roasts and brews at two cafe locations. An essential third space for coffee lovers to congregate over drinks is in the works. Ghost Town is a worthwhile…
Angie Ripple |
Sunday Oct. 1
Cloud Appreciation Society founder, author and ‘namer of clouds,’ Gavin Pretor-Pinney will be beating a path to the Big Skies of Bozeman on Wednesday, October 11th at…
Brian Ripple |
Sunday Oct. 1
Halloween is a holiday observed in many countries the week of October 31, the eve of the Western Christian feast of All Saints’ Day and is dedicated to remembering the dead, including saints (hallows), martyrs, and all the hard departed. One…
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Please add a bridal shop category next year
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Jazminlilly
Nov. 8, 2023
Wow! What an informing post about the events happening in Bozeman! I will definitely be bringing my kids to some of these events! Thank you Mr. Montalbano :)
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Mr. Under-pants
Oct. 23, 2023
Can you add Bozeman’s choice mail and shipping store? ☺️
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Oct. 19, 2023
31 red and white stripes????
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