Katie Thomas |
Saturday Nov. 1
Do you have a freezer with a bunch of random packs of frozen game? I know I do, and I’m not even a hunter. But I love a lot of hunters, have generous friends, and I prioritize eating sustainably. So every year I end up with a good supply of…
Saturday Nov. 1
Yellowstone Ballet Company’s version of The Nutcracker is “different, in a good way,” says one of last year’s attendees. Besides the enchantment you expect from a full-length ballet, there is a bit of fun—enjoyment that…
Mary Lane |
Saturday Nov. 1
On May 15th, 2025, following the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, the local band West Dakota Stutter put out a new song and music video; “Don’t Hitch a Ride on the Trail of Tears” is about the…
Tim Ford |
Saturday Nov. 1
As the weather cools and the holidays approach, many homeowners start to wonder if it’s worth listing their home now—or if they should wait until spring. Buyers, on the other hand, often ask, When’s the best time of year to make a…
Saturday Nov. 1
Museum of the Rockies is presenting “Becoming Jane: The Evolution of Dr. Jane Goodall,” a multimedia exhibition exploring the life and work of the late primatologist and conservationist Dr. Jane Goodall, DBE. The exhibition, produced in…
Kathleen Johns |
Saturday Nov. 1
Aries (March 21-April 19) Rams are notoriously big money earners AND notorious big money spenders! After the 5th you will have a crystal-clear snapshot of your financial picture. Pyrite stone can sharpen your money focus.Taurus (April 20-May 20)…
Topher Sedlak |
Saturday Nov. 1
We’re surrounded by places named for historic figures—John Bozeman, Sacajawea, Charles & Angelique Anceney, Nelson Story. However, the namesake of our valley is largely invisible. Many locals know that Meriwether Lewis and William…
Rachel Phillips |
Saturday Nov. 1
For nearly thirty years, from 1892 to 1921, Bozeman residents enjoyed reliable and convenient streetcar transportation. Trolleys moved commuters between the Northern Pacific passenger depot on Bozeman’s north side and the college campus to the…
Peter Brancaccio |
Saturday Nov. 1
Standing at the Teepee Creek Trailhead in dark shadow, everything was cold and still. Including me. It was the kind of clear cold that cuts deep and lets you know that winter is never too far away up here in the high country. I pulled an old sweater…
Angie Ripple |
Saturday Nov. 1
Photo: Krista BooherAs the crisp air of November settles over the Gallatin Valley, bringing golden leaves and a dusting of snow, we know hunting season is here. During deer and elk rifle season (October 25–November 30), thousands of hunters…
Saturday Nov. 1
This Veterans Day, as our nation pauses to honor the courage and sacrifice of its military service members, Bozeman will host a unique and deeply personal tribute. On Tuesday, November 11, 2025, 6-8 PM, at the historic Baxter Hotel in downtown…
Angie Ripple |
Saturday Nov. 1
If you’ve ever spent a winter in Bozeman, you know there’s little that can warm you up once Jack Frost assails this quaint town with full force. Whether you’re a “local” or not, one thing we can all agree on is that sometimes the weather…
Wednesday Oct. 1
Brittany Phelan was born in St. Louis, Missouri. Her love for the west started when she watched the 2002 animated movie, Spirit Stallion of the Cimarron. From then on she dreamed of living in the mountains, surrounded by horses. Brittany was nine…
Wednesday Oct. 1
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Angie Ripple |
Wednesday Oct. 1
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…
Wednesday Oct. 1
The Bozeman Water Adequacy ballot initiative (aka WARD) is a citizen-driven effort to link the critical issue of housing affordability with water availability. If passed, WARD would amend the Bozeman Municipal Code to allow developers to pay cash in…
Katie Thomas |
Wednesday Oct. 1
Kid’s Eat and Stay Free! screamed the sign, as I approached Bozeman from the east. The billboard for the Holiday Inn sat shamelessly on I-90 for years with that incorrect apostrophe, making my teeth itch. I had been commuting from Livingston to…
Wednesday Oct. 1
Get ready, Bozeman — The Waiting is throwing down a Tom Petty Birthday Halloween Bash like never before inside the stunning Armory Music Hall! The Waiting is bringing the firepower of the full band, surprise special guests, and a setlist…
Wednesday Oct. 1
Anew beginning can happen at any time. No matter where you may be on your journey, you can always start over once again.
After 26 years, nine albums, and over a thousand shows, The Motet embark on another chapter galvanized in equal measure by their…
Tim Ford |
Wednesday Oct. 1
As summer winds down and the crisp air of autumn sets in, homeowners have an opportunity to prepare their homes for the colder months ahead. Fall is a critical time for maintenance—addressing small tasks now can prevent costly repairs later…
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