Friday May. 1
For over 15 years, an afternoon dance has been held at the American Legion Post in Manhattan, Montana every Sunday from 1:00 to 4:00 or 5:00 P.M. (depending on weather and which band is playing). Live bands are always booked and, thankfully, we have…
Friday May. 1
Girls Singing, Songwriting, Art Camp (www.GirlSing.com) is a five-day, all-day, indoor/outdoor camp with early drop-off, late pickup, and schedule flexibility during the week. Created in 2010, GirlSing camp is designed for girls ages 7-11 to…
Friday May. 1
I met a group of moms at the park recently, all of us orbiting the swings, snatching moments of conversation while wielding our snack cups and shouting the occasional ‘whee!’ or ‘wow, so brave!’
One mom was wearing her…
Kathleen Johns |
Friday May. 1
In a season marked by cranes (building, not whooping), scaffolding, and quiet transformation, Downtown Bozeman is once again redefining itself. Along its ever-evolving Main Street, two of its most iconic architectural anchors are stepping into new…
Rachel Phillips |
Friday May. 1
In the spring of 1879, Flora Gardner traveled from Kansas to Bozeman with her family, via steamboat and wagon. Once settled in her new home, Flora sent a letter to friends in Kansas describing the trip’s adventures. This is the second of a…
Steve McGann |
Friday May. 1
Recently, while researching for an article about our Gallatin Valley Montana State Parks (Missouri Headwaters and Madison Buffalo Jump), I discovered that we have a brand new State Park located in Central Montana. Surely this called for an on the…
Friday May. 1
In a world where water is everywhere—from pools and lakes to family vacations at the beach and rivers across Montana—drowning remains a silent, preventable tragedy. Every year in the United States, more than 4,000 people die from…
Simon Nathans |
Friday May. 1
Bozeman’s winter may have been a dry one, but half an hour south and two thousand feet up, the Hyalite range was still teeming with snow in early March. It was then that I hiked the Blackmore Lake trail, a moderate five-mile trip to Hyalite…
Kathleen Johns |
Friday May. 1
With two Full Moons lighting the sky on May 1st and May 31st, this month truly happens once in a Blue Moon—a rare celestial reminder that endings and breakthroughs can arrive twice when the timing is right.
Aries The month builds steadily…
Josi Hinds |
Friday May. 1
It’s finally the time of year when things feel back in action. Bikers are back on the streets, dogs are back on hiking trails, and birds are back to singing in trees. As you welcome in the new energy of spring, why not take the chance to…
Friday May. 1
As the winter that wasn’t wraps up and bikes start to replace skis on the roof racks around town, spring is taking shape in the Gallatin Valley. This month, we will look at first quarter sales of condos and townhouses in Bozeman.
Comparing…
Wednesday Apr. 1
Hailey Hosken is an artist and graphic designer living in Bozeman, Montana. An avid climber, trail runner, cyclist, and skier, she’s likely to be out playing in the mountains when she isn’t busy working. Living in a mountain town with…
Kathleen Johns |
Wednesday Apr. 1
Aries (March 21–April 19)Momentum builds in all areas after the 9th but watch for impulsive decisions around the 10th when emotions run hotter than usual. Channel excess fire energy through movement and grounding with Hematite stone…
Angie Ripple |
Wednesday Apr. 1
Spring in Bozeman is a season of becoming. Daylight hours are stretched, and the rhythms of the community begin to shift outward—toward gardens, trails, patios, and shared spaces. This April, our sustainability issue invites you to consider not…
Wednesday Apr. 1
Ready to end dark money and corporations swaying our elections? The Montana Plan is here—protecting free and fair elections for Montanans by restoring transparency! Beginning mid-March, The Montana Plan began collecting signatures from voters…
Katie Thomas |
Wednesday Apr. 1
The boulangerie. I never thought we would get a French bakery in Bozeman, much less one run by a native Parisian. If you’ve ever been lucky enough to experience the tiny corner bakeries of Paris, you know why I’m thrilled about Aurore…
Katie Thomas |
Wednesday Apr. 1
The time has come; I can put it off no longer. I feel culturally obligated to share the following recipe with you. It is called Junk Pile and, you guessed it – I got it from the same dear auntie who brought us Scroutch. Never in my life have I…
Wednesday Apr. 1
Mr. Vale’s Math Class, is playing in Bozeman at Bozeman Hot Springs Sunday, April 5th. Mr. Vale’s Math Class is more than the sum of its parts—the six-piece funk band brings rollicking dance-party vibes backed by zippy horns…
Wednesday Apr. 1
Still Shakin’ is a celebration of our life-changing first album, Shake Hands with Shorty, which we released 25 years ago, and a love letter of appreciation to everyone who supported us and kept us in the game all these years. Touring this album…
Wednesday Apr. 1
I’ve never met an actual cowboy. Growing up in Slough, a town outside of London, England, I met a fair few cowboy builders and mechanics but never an actual rooting, tooting, lassoing cowboy (imagine rooting or tooting said in an English…
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