Angie Ripple |
Friday Jul. 1
This is an article for the old school Bozemanite. If you just moved here (this is subjective, you’ve probably already noticed your aren’t considered a local until you’ve been here at least 5.76 years), or if you are passing through…
Jerry Schuster |
Friday Jul. 1
The reason this article is untitled is that if you knew the topic at a glance you probably wouldn’t read it. Why? Well, there are approximately 749 books, publications, articles and other resources available locally on the subject. So, to get…
Sarah Cairoli |
Friday Jul. 1
Ahhhh, summertime! If you live in Bozeman, there is a good chance you have visitors coming at some point during the summer. If you don’t live in Bozeman, welcome! Whether you are acting as host or guest this summer, there are some things you…
Patriotism, Sacrifice, & Victory
Rachel Phillips |
Friday Jul. 1
When the United States entered World War II in December 1941, young and old from across America rose to the challenge and did what they could to serve their country. Sentiment was no different in Bozeman, where groups of Red Cross volunteers rolled…
An Adventure Through Time
Julia Strehlau-Jacobs |
Friday Jul. 1
Do you sometimes think back to the times when Grandparents had the most interesting stories to tell, or even the boring ones? Stories that usually start with… ‘When I was your age’ or ‘back in the day’? Those anecdotes…
Downtown Noir
Angie Ripple |
Friday Jul. 1
I don’t often read for fun, but when I won a copy of Patrik Hill’s Downtown Noir at a recent Bozeman Maker’s Mark I couldn’t resist diving into the Bozeman Apocalypse crime novel. Having no idea what to expect I was instantly…
Cassi Miller |
Friday Jul. 1
Boy, when summer time hits in Bozeman, you can feel it. I’m not just talking about the heat though. I’m talking about the excitement, the veritable buzz in the air as people venture out to farmers’ markets, live music, summertime…
Kris Drummond |
Friday Jul. 1
A bead of sweat dropped from my eyelid as I looked over to the wall of Bozeman High School’s South cafeteria and saw the painting that my graduating class, the class of 2007, signed as we prepared to embark on our lives. I was shocked. Nine…
Friday Jul. 1
In the trout world there are very few greater feelings than head hunting and landing a trophy brown trout on a dry fly. Rivers such as the Henrys Fork, the Missouri River below Craig, and the various spring creeks that flow around the West provide…
Phil Cameron |
Friday Jul. 1
As we fully embrace our Bozeman summer fun there are a couple of ways we can really spice up our diets for some amazing health benefits and also for some wonderful gustatory experiences too. Spices have been used throughout history for making food…
Tim Ford |
Friday Jul. 1
As one can see by looking at the included numbers, Bozeman’s market continues to remain hot. Many buyers have been frustrated lately to end up in multiple offer situations, some even losing out on multiple homes. In a multiple offer situation…
Tom Egelhoff |
Friday Jul. 1
Long before the “Citizens United” Supreme Court decision, corporations were considered legal entities, or “people” in the eyes of the law.But what about your customers? How do they see your business?Do they see a cold…
Dylan MacNevin |
Friday Jul. 1
Chicken Jam West and Bridger Brewing are proud to announce an all ages show taking place on July 23 at Bridger Brewing (OUTDOORS - front parking lot) Beats Antique with special guests TAUK. Tickets are on sale at Cactus Records & Gifts, Bridger…
Bringing Americana Music to the Rockies
Pat Hill |
Friday Jul. 1
For a dedicated Americana music fan residing in the Northern Rocky Mountains, there’s probably no better gathering than the Braun Brothers Reunion held every August in Challis, Idaho, 290 miles SW of Bozeman.The Braun Brothers Reunion began in…
Friday Jul. 1
Steven Fullerton is a 25 year old living in Bozeman, MT. Steven was born and raised in Rapid City, SD, on the east edge of the beautiful Black Hills. Surprisingly large peaks and granite spires fill the island of hills, jetting out of the vast…
Friday Jul. 1
One thing that’s true about America no matter where you go: Hard work eventually pays off. Just ask Tim Montana and The Shrednecks, who recently commenced a springtime run as the opening act for their fellow mostly bearded rock compatriots ZZ…
An Interview with Widespread Panic’s Dave Schools
Ken Thorsen |
Tuesday Jun. 28
Kenny T: Thank you Dave School’s for taking time out of your busy day to sit down with us here at Bozeman Magazine, how are you doing today? Dave Schools: Doing great, it’s a beautiful day in Denver, Colorado.
KT: You are at Red…
Jake Adelman |
Wednesday Jun. 1
Spring runoff is an annual occurrence here in Montana and while it limits the water we can fish, there are plenty of fishing opportunities to be had. Below is a list of our favorite patterns to use during the spring runoff period. There…
Wednesday Jun. 1
Though all four members of Rabbit Wilde (formerly Br’er Rabbit) grew up running around wooded areas of the same small town in the farthest Northwest corner of Washington state, brothers Zach and Nathan didn’t meet Miranda, the third…
Mariah Leuschen-Lonergan |
Wednesday Jun. 1
The Custer Gallatin National Forest covers vast and diverse stretches of southcentral and southeastern Montana and northwestern South Dakota. At our first set of public meetings, in February and March of this year perhaps the most common theme we…
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