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Music in the Mountains: The Mother Hips

Saturday Aug. 1

Big Sky’s Music in the Mountains has a stacked lineup for August, with these shows on the books for Thursday nights in the park: 8/6 - Magoo8/13 - The Mother Hips + Lee Rafugee8/20 - StarchildJr + Object Heavy Band8/27 - Armchair Boogie Based…

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Pine Creek Welcomes: Wang Chung

Saturday Aug. 1

Wang Chung came out of the post-punk, New Wave scene in the UK, going on to achieve global success, selling millions of records. Throughout their 40 year career they have released 6 albums and 2 Greatest Hits compilations. They have had 6 US Top 40…

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Is Bozeman the Next Destination For Comedy?

Saturday Aug. 1

After living in New York City and performing comedy there for 15 years, I believe that most of what makes a great comedian is their wanting to be a great comedian. I want to be a great comedian. There, I said it. Did it happen? Am I hilarious? Do I…

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Ain’t Nuthin’ Good About A Weed

Protecting and Restoring Sagebrush Rangelands

Lisa Vandenbos  |   Saturday Aug. 1

Do you enjoy the emblematic endemic arrow leaf balsam root that graces the foothills? Do you find peace watching the grazing deer drift? Maybe you’d rather watch elk, antelope, bighorn or bears (yes, bears do graze)? In some places, there are…

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Bozeman’s Historic Community Quilts

Rachel Phillips  |   Saturday Aug. 1

Over the course of the last two years, local quilters from the Gallatin Quilt Guild met regularly at the Gallatin History Museum to organize the quilt collection. Once the quilts were cleaned, evaluated, and properly stored, the group chose three…

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Flathead Pass The Northern Bridgers

Steve McGann  |   Saturday Aug. 1

I like to call the Bridger Mountains Bozeman’s front yard. From the parking lot at the ‘M’ to the parking lot at Fairy Lake twenty miles north, there are always vehicles waiting for people to return from their Bridger adventures…

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The Story of Adam Bronken Fields Part 2

How a Tragedy, a Cow Pasture, and One Man’s Determination Created One of Montana’s Most Important Soccer Facilities

Saturday Aug. 1

A Community Steps UpOne of the most remarkable parts of the Adam Bronken story is how many businesses agreed to help. Local businesses donated equipment. Contractors contributed labor. Suppliers discounted materials. Friends showed up with tools and…

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Top 10 Outdoor Art Finds in Bozeman

Murals, Sculptures, and Installations Worth Seeking Out

Angie Ripple  |   Saturday Aug. 1

Art isn’t confined to gallery walls in Bozeman. It’s tucked into parks, wrapped around power boxes, painted onto buildings, and standing in places you drive past every day without a second glance. Whether you’re a longtime local or…

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July Cover Artist: Genevieve DeLorme Attard

Wednesday Jul. 1

Genevieve DeLorme Attard’s art has been a continuous process throughout her life, allowing her to express her love for the beauty that surrounds her. She grew up in the Flathead Valley of Northwestern Montana, surrounded by the inspiration of…

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Summer Fully Booked

Angie Ripple  |   Wednesday Jul. 1

When the days stretch longer, the calendar fills faster, and suddenly everyone in Montana is trying to squeeze six months of living into about ten weeks of glorious summer. ​The temptation is to chase the big adventures, summits, rapids…

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What's Your Beef? Happy 250th Birthday

American Democracy At A Crossroads

Steve McGann  |   Wednesday Jul. 1

This year, 2026, marks the 250th birthday of the United States. There will be many celebrations throughout the year, especially on the 4th of July. We already know that one person, aided by his legion of lackeys, will try to preempt these events to…

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Hooked Sushi

Katie Thomas  |   Wednesday Jul. 1

When my dad opened his own law practice in 1984, he moved into the historic 1888 Nevitt building at 109 East Main in downtown Bozeman. I have vivid memories of climbing out of his east-facing, second-story window and onto the roof next door. It was…

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KT’S Homemade Summer Pizza

Katie Thomas  |   Wednesday Jul. 1

Once the vegetables of summer start rolling in, I go crazy for the abundance of brightly colored, crispy, flavorful produce found at our amazing farmer’s markets, friends’ gardens, and my own garden (sometimes). I use these fresh veggies…

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Asleep at the Wheel at The Old Saloon

Wednesday Jul. 1

In February of 1974 Asleep at the Wheel made the move from the Bay Area to Austin, Texas. After playing the Armadillo World Headquarters with Commander Cody and his Lost Planet Airmen in 1973 – and receiving encouragement from Willie Nelson and…

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Blue Öyster Cult with Danny B

Wednesday Jul. 1

Blue Öyster Cult is an American rock band formed on Long Island, New York, in the hamlet of Stony Brook, in 1967. They have sold 25 million records worldwide, including 7 million in the United States. Their fusion of hard rock with psychedelia…

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