Friday Nov. 23
On Saturday, December 1st from 4:30 to 7:30 PM join the Downtown Bozeman Association, our Presenting Sponsors; Bridger Bowl, Wells Fargo Bank, The Bozeman Public Library Foundation, Alpha Graphics and our Hay Wagon Sponsors; Murdoch’s, Signs of…
Monday Nov. 12
Do you have the best Holiday Lights photo in the greater Madison, Gallatin and Park County area? Send your photo – via Facebook (ERA Landmark) or e-mail Holidaylights@eralandmark.com – to win one
of THREE PRIZES. $50 Downtown Dollars for…
Thursday Nov. 8
The Downtown Bozeman Association presents the 2012 Christmas Stroll Gingerbread Contest Registration
The Christmas Stroll Gingerbread Contest has been a community tradition for over 20 years! We invite YOU to participate in this fun activity! The…
Thursday Nov. 1
The dance studio is filled with women in comfy, loose fitting clothes moving in a circle. One by one they draw one card each from two piles. One pile of cards has a single word printed on it such as “Simplicity” or…
Thursday Nov. 1
Congratulations you lost! Now there is a statement you do not hear everyday. In a fast paced, win at all cost, no child left behind society, the lessons learned from failure are often overlooked. Failure is not fun, especially after a lot of hard…
Thursday Nov. 1
Now is the time to get serious about the upcoming holiday shopping season. This Christmas should be slightly different than past seasons because of the somewhat unusual economic hurdles we’ve all encountered this year. A roller coaster stock…
Thursday Nov. 1
It can be confusing for many buyers that are looking at purchasing a condominium or a townhouse. Many may wonder, “What is the difference?”
The single biggest difference between condos and townhouses is in the ownership of the land…
Thursday Nov. 1
Bozeman has an abundance of resources and programs to help entrepreneurs and small businesses. You’ll find our community to be full of business owners who are looking to better our community and help others. I want to share with you some of the…
Thursday Nov. 1
It’s not a secret that Montanans love to ski. And while it’s well known that our state is home to some of the best skiing in the country, what even some of the biggest ski enthusiasts don’t know is just how many ski areas are close…
Thursday Nov. 1
This month, two contrasting films will show at the Crawford Theater, sponsored by the Bozeman Film Festival (BFF). One, entitled Beasts of the Southern Wild, is a heart wrenching tale of a young girl living in the “bathtub” of Louisiana…
Thursday Nov. 1
Occasionally, I am reminded of the fact that we live in the vicinity of a super volcano. In addition to being undeniably cool and mildly terrifying, one of the benefits of this proximity is the opportunity to soak in a hot spring. I myself recently…
Thursday Nov. 1
Twenty faces were solemn last spring when Mrs. Klug, the Hawk Tawk class advisor, announced her harrowing news that the Hawk Tawk newspaper class was to be cut from the school curriculum. The anger, confusion, and strife was a tangible presence in…
Thursday Nov. 1
Imagine if you could walk into in a 3200 square foot state of the art portrait studio, choose your props, pose your kids and pick up a camera and start shooting. Only in Bozeman is that more than just a fantasy. “Do it yourself “…
Thursday Nov. 1
Enter The Garage Soup Shack & Mesquite Grill, and be transported to a 1950’s style mechanics garage. Be tuned to perfection by The Garage wait staff, whose service is friendly, attentive, and quick. The fare is good ol’ fashioned…
Thursday Nov. 1
Elections shape communities in a myriad of ways. In Bozeman’s case, investments in buildings, land and transportation during the late 1880’s and early 1890’s strove to influence the 1892 election, in which Montanans voted on the…
Thursday Nov. 1
Six months ago, a new and unique restaurant quietly opened on Bozeman’s North Seventh Avenue. Now occupying the long-vacant Frontier Pies building, the Gallatin Valley Food Bank’s Community Café serves dinner to an average of 2,000…
Jack Thorsen |
Thursday Nov. 1
In the month of October the Cat’s had some ups and downs. The upside is the Cat’s beat UC Davis, but had 7 turnovers in the game. The Cat’s had some trouble holding on to the ball and lost it 7 times with no interceptions. That game…
Thursday Nov. 1
Jessica McGlothlin, owner of Fire Girl Photography, is a freelance photojournalist and writer. Montana is home but she is a wanderer at heart. Her most recent adventure took her to an extremely remote fly fishing camp above the Arctic Circle on…
Monday Oct. 29
First Choice Home Health, a locally owned home health care agency in Bozeman, is making it easy for seniors on Medicare or Medicaid to get a flu shot in the comfort of their own home.
No prescription or doctor’s order is required to receive the…
Saturday Oct. 20
Junior Achievement of Montana (JA) wants to know who your favorite Junior Entrepreneur is: the kid with the lemonade stand, the lawn mower, or music teacher? Who do you know who started a business when they were 18 or younger? There is no minimum age…
Recent Comments
CJ is amazing in his detail and making each wedding very personal
Bozeman's Choice Wedding/Portrait Photographer
MLCornish47
Oct. 21, 2026
Costco Pharmacy
Bozeman’s Choice Oral Surgeon
Terbear
Oct. 16, 2026
The Bozeman film festival was an amazing new addition to programming in our wonderful town! Thank you, Lisa McGrory, and all the volunteers who helped with so much planning! You guys really pulled it ...
Things The Gallatin Valley Is Good At
BettyMontana
Oct. 16, 2026
Highgate may not always have the most money or the best amenities, but it is staffed with kind, caring people who have shown tremendous patience and understanding at times when I know this must be ...
Bozeman's Choice Retirement or Assisted Living Facility
Gini Mohr
Oct. 15, 2026
All Comments and Reviews »