Monday Dec. 1
Montana born artist Pamm Ciupa has lived in the grandeur of the Rocky Mountains her entire life, and this has given her the opportunity to explore them from the Alaska Highway to Southern Utah. As a student of nature, her paintings have always been…
Angie Ripple |
Monday Dec. 1
Welcome to the 221st issue of Bozeman Magazine. For over eighteen years, we have been telling the Bozeman story every month in print, as well as online. Bozeman is a vibrant, busy, beautiful place with a lot going on. From education to food, music to…
Kathleen Johns |
Monday Dec. 1
Aries (March 21-April 19) Opportunities for hard work and the riches that comes with it abound but take a break and reward yourself with some travel the 11th-20th. Curate holiday colors of Jade green and Carnelian red for happy journeying.Taurus…
Monday Dec. 1
Do you know someone who has a problem with addiction? I do.
I have been a Bozemanite for over twenty years. I own a business and I am deeply involved in our community. I have watched this valley grow from a small tight knit town into a place that…
Katie Thomas |
Monday Dec. 1
Where is there to go for lunch?” asks the monthly text from my dear mom. She treats me like her personal Google search engine when it comes to restaurants – possibly because I write this column – and fortunately for her, I do keep a…
Mary Lane |
Monday Dec. 1
After the success of their summer production of Cabaret, Montana Theatre Works and The Ellen Theatre will be reprising A Christmas Carol for the fourth time since 2008, with Mary Jo Ludin directing this year’s show.A Christmas Carol was the…
Montana’s premier Chamber Choir offers a seasonal tradition reimagined for the 21st century
Monday Dec. 1
First celebrated at King’s College, Cambridge in 1918, The Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols has become a beloved Christmas institution worldwide. It is from this rich tradition that artistic director Andrew Major drew inspiration when…
Monday Dec. 1
The Bozeman Symphony rings in the holiday season with its annual Holiday Spectacular concerts from December 12 to 14 at the Willson Auditorium in downtown Bozeman. The annual tradition promises a festive celebration filled with timeless classics…
Brave, Rough, and Ready To Go
Courage McDowell |
Monday Dec. 1
In an era of virtual instruments and headlines of “AI artists”, Sgt Splendor's Isotopia brings a hopeful reflection of authenticity and human talent. Led by Kate Vargas and Eric McFadden, this album is a demonstration of the…
Tim Ford |
Monday Dec. 1
The National Association of REALTORS® recently released its annual profile of Home Buyers and Sellers. These are national, not local numbers, but Bozeman’s market shows many similarities. Here are a few of the highlights.
On a national…
Josi Hinds |
Monday Dec. 1
The season of giving is here, and what better way to give back than to offer a few hours of your time to a program in need. There are organizations across the Gallatin Valley that offer opportunities to volunteer, but if you’re looking for a…
Topher Sedlak |
Monday Dec. 1
You know the feeling: You’ve worked for something so hard, or anticipated something so much that, when it finally comes, it’s a bit of a letdown. An anticlimax. Or, an event starts so early and drags on so long, even something good, that…
Rachel Phillips |
Monday Dec. 1
On Friday, December 10, 1948, an intriguing invitation to local children appeared in the Bozeman Courier newspaper. Underneath a photo of the popular bearded and bespeckled holiday celebrity was printed the following message: “Meet me at 2…
Bryan Schaeffer |
Monday Dec. 1
Winter arrives quietly in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.A thin shimmer of frost along the riverbanks. A dusting on the peaks. A hint that something vast and ancient is stirring. Beneath our feet lies a super volcano—shaping one of the most…
Steve McGann |
Monday Dec. 1
Trees are a big part of this season of the year. Christmas trees, Yule logs, branches and greens for wreaths, all get attention. Seems like a good time to write about them and all the other trees, the ones still out in the forest.
As a kid, I am not…
Josi Hinds |
Monday Dec. 1
The holidays are here! It’s time to break out the hot cocoa, the decorations and festive music, and gather family and friends to celebrate the season. It also means it’s time to take part in traditions that make this time of year extra…
Saturday Nov. 1
Driven by a profound personal journey, Bozeman artist Javier Moreno found solace and a powerful voice through the creation of art, which became a vital means of navigating difficult past experiences. For Moreno, art is not created for art’s…
Angie Ripple |
Saturday Nov. 1
Having published Bozeman Magazine for the past eighteen years, I often procrastinate writing the editor’s note; I put a lot of other work for the magazine ahead of it. I keep our website updated, approve submitted events, and field a whole lot…
Saturday Nov. 1
On behalf of the Gallatin and Madison County Commissions, we would like to publicly thank Congressman Ryan Zinke for his visionary leadership to safeguard the Gallatin and Madison Rivers as future Wild and Scenic Rivers. On August 1st, Zinke…
Katie Thomas |
Saturday Nov. 1
A life-sized G.I. Joe greets customers outside Sidewinders American Grill in Bozeman. That’s because this welcoming, family-friendly restaurant was founded by a group of U.S. Marine Veterans, who live by the Marine Corps values of…
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