Articles

Fright Night Inside Deer Lodge Prison

Sydney Jones  |   Tuesday Oct. 1

On a cold fall night in Deer Lodge, Montana, the Old Montana Prison glows softly from the inside out. You can’t help but notice the enormous brick structure, sitting directly on Main Street in a small town of only 3,000. A chill greets your…

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The Hole in the Wall

Attempting to Solve a Historical Mystery

Rachel Phillips  |   Tuesday Oct. 1

The old 1911 Gallatin County Jail on Main Street is full of secrets. During its seventy-year use, the castle-like structure housed thousands of unwilling occupants during some of the grimmest times of their lives. When prisoners were relocated to a…

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Montana’s Most Haunted Hikes

Jessica Cairoli  |   Tuesday Oct. 1

Everyone knows it’s impossible not to fall in love with Montana; whether you’re just passing through or have called the beautiful state home for years, its stunning mountains, expansive skies, and friendly inhabitants are guaranteed to…

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The Other Yellowstone

Peter Brancaccio  |   Tuesday Oct. 1

Cold. The calendar said August, but up at the Specimen Creek Trailhead, 21 miles south of Big Sky, it felt more like late October. The heavy sweater I was pulling over my head at 6:45 a.m. was the fifth layer, and I was not entirely sure it…

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Top 10 Autumn Outdoor Activities

Rachel Porter  |   Tuesday Oct. 1

As the weather begins to change, events and activities take a new twist to keep it interesting. Most activities can be year-round, but there are some adventures that are more enjoyable when they are “in-season.” Here are 10 outdoor…

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September Cover Artist: Ella Kuzyk

Sunday Sep. 1

Ella Kuzyk has been making art from the moment she could jam her baby hands into a jar of paint, but started getting more focused once she moved to Bozeman, where she has found the most wonderful and supportive community to start putting her art into…

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What's Your Beef?: Call Off The Dogs

Alison Sweeney  |   Sunday Sep. 1

As I drive around town and see one after another, of these vapid five-story box buildings taking over neighborhoods of diverse hand-crafted homes, I notice the signs for the design build firms that are responsible. A quick google shows that a…

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Never Stop Learning

Angie Ripple  |   Sunday Sep. 1

Welcome to the September issue of Bozeman Magazine, where we have collected an armful of local content created by contributing writers, mostly based on a back-to-school theme. In each issue, we include at least one historical article looking at…

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Belgrade Real Estate Market Report

Tim Ford  |   Sunday Sep. 1

While this article often focuses on the Bozeman market, the community of Belgrade is an integral part of the Gallatin Valley. Therefore, this month, we will take a look at how the real estate market is faring in Belgrade. From January 1st through…

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Bitterroot Bistro

Angie Ripple  |   Sunday Sep. 1

Bitterroot Bistro is a new neighborhood restaurant [19 S Willson Ave.] operated by a seasoned local ownership trio which truly cares about work-life balance and top-notch service. There is no out-of-state owner checking in, the entire team has boots…

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Bozeman Bar Beat: Grey Dog Bar

Sydney Jones  |   Sunday Sep. 1

Hosting a good atmosphere, excellent patrons, and incredible musicians, Grey Dog Bar came into town and swept away the competition. This bar quickly established itself as the energetic downtown Bozeman place to see, and be seen. Although fairly new…

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Metal In The Mountains

Sunday Sep. 1

Please join us for our bonus off-shoot of Music in the Mountains, Metal in the Mountains on September 12th at Len Hill Park (285 Simkins Drive, Big Sky, MT) from 6 - 10pm. This event is Free for all ages! The first Metal in the Mountains debuted last…

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Bozeman Symphony’s 57th Season

Sunday Sep. 1

The Bozeman Symphony kicks off its 2024-25 concert season, a celebration of Music that Moves Us, with one of the biggest works in classical music, Rachmaninoff’s Third Piano Concerto featuring rising star Vijay Venkatesh on…

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710 Ashbury Where the Dead Live

Sunday Sep. 1

This is now a fundraiser for Bridget Kirchner, get tickets before it's too late.The Grateful Dead was an American rock band formed in 1965 in Palo Alto, California, known for their eclectic style that fused elements of rock, blues, jazz, folk…

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Stories of the Land

Kevin Brustuen  |   Sunday Sep. 1

The land, the earth and sky. Spending my younger years on a farm growing wheat and hay, and raising cattle in a pasture with a lazy creek running through the middle, it seemed like there was nothing more healthy and comfortable than the smell of…

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The History of Hawthorne

East Side School to Art Deco Hub

Sunday Sep. 1

Hawthorne School is a familiar sight to both locals and visitors alike. It sits at the prominent corner of Rouse and Mendenhall streets, visible to anyone heading into downtown from the north side or heading towards the Bridger mountains from Main…

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