June 2026

Reaching 20 Years

Angie Ripple

This June marks a major milestone for Bozeman Magazine; we are moving towards the 20th year of sharing the stories, people, businesses, events, and culture that make the Gallatin Valley unlike anywhere else. What began in 2007 as a humble newsprint…

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May 2025

Open For Business

Bozeman Magazine started as an idea when I was about 10 years old. I grew up in a Montana town whose population, according to the last census, was 768, and I haven’t lived there in 31 years. My group of five friends played together often; the…

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April 2026

Rooted In Bozeman

Angie Ripple

Spring in Bozeman is a season of becoming. Daylight hours are stretched, and the rhythms of the community begin to shift outward—toward gardens, trails, patios, and shared spaces. This April, our sustainability issue invites you to consider not…

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March 2026

Movement & Meaning

Angie Ripple

Our editorial calendar for 2026 reflects the seasons and the way of life in a mountain town. This issue features the topic of movement in many forms, and how we can find meaning in the activities and events we choose to be a part of. This month marks…

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January 2026

Letter From the Editor: WInter

Angie Ripple

As we enter into the nineteenth year of publishing a monthly magazine for the community of Bozeman, it is a little hard to believe we’ve been doing it so long. In 2007, with a 10-month old daughter, if you’d told me we would go on to…

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October 2025

Giving Bozeman a Voice

Angie Ripple

Bozeman Magazine’s mission is to bring interesting information to an audience that is hungry for it. Our style is much different than that of many other publications—it’s not news, not press releases, not summaries of things that…

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September 2025

Letter From the Editor: Vim & Pomp

Angie Ripple

Welcome to the 218th issue of Bozeman Magazine, where we put everything Bozeman into one place for readers: Bozemanites with active lifestyles, visitors, and people attracted to the local art on our cover. I’m happy you’ve found us, or…

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