Angie Ripple |
Friday Aug. 1
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Tuesday Jul. 1
Ghassane Moutaoukil is a multidisciplinary artist whose creative practice spans graphic design, illustration, printmaking, type design, and photography—blending digital precision with the soul of analog traditions. With over 20 years of…
Tuesday Jul. 1
Will we ever see a non-motorized multi-use pathway between Bozeman and Belgrade, or is this merely wishful thinking? As a passionate cyclist and longtime resident of Gallatin County, I find it very hard to believe that some kind of trail has still…
Katie Thomas |
Tuesday Jul. 1
Fluffy, perfect pizza crust. This is the first thing that comes to mind when I hear the words “MacKenzie River Pizza.” Today, this restaurant is much more than a pizza place, but when the first and original location of MacKenzie River…
Tuesday Jul. 1
For more than a decade, Music in the Mountains has been Montana’s finest free outdoor concert series, featuring the best up-and-coming touring musicians in the country as well as established, well-known artists. Our state-of-the-art venue…
Tuesday Jul. 1
After thirty years as one of the world’s leading CelticRock bands, The Young Dubliners have begun work on their tenth studio album (with longtime producer Irish-born Tim Boland) while still maintaining their busy tour schedule. They have…
Tuesday Jul. 1
You’re strolling down an alley in New Orleans or Brooklyn late at night and this sound jumps out at you — rock & roll, classic rhythm & blues, sung and played with verve, personality, and joy. The dance floor is full. You stroll…
Angie Ripple |
Tuesday Jul. 1
This July 10–27, the Ellen Theatre lights up with Cabaret — a boundary-pushing Broadway classic set in the shadowy, glittering cabarets of 1930s Berlin. Montana TheatreWorks celebrates its 30th summer season with a production that’s…
Tim Ford |
Tuesday Jul. 1
Bozeman’s real estate landscape continues to evolve. The combination of prices and interest rates has affected affordability across the entire country, and Bozeman has not been immune. While many have been hoping for a decline in mortgage…
Steve McGann |
Tuesday Jul. 1
In the forward to the new short story collection, Deadly Yellowstone, editor Lise McClendon describes the stories as amusing, scary, mysterious, even fantastical. She does not mention entertaining, but they definitely are that. The collection…
Jessica Cairoli |
Tuesday Jul. 1
Whether you’re visiting for the weekend or lucky enough to call Bozeman home, finding fun that suits the whole family—and doesn’t break the bank—can be a challenge. Fortunately, Bozeman offers a wide range of affordable (and…
Let’s Build Something Worthy Of The Place We Love
Tuesday Jul. 1
During my struggle against the Guthrie, I often found myself searching for the words to capture the upside-down feeling baked into our local development process. The trespass came not just from the project itself, but from a city commission that, in…
Bozeman’s Grand Hotel and its 1891 Christmas Menu
Rachel Phillips |
Tuesday Jul. 1
It’s hard to believe, but there are only six months until Christmas. Christmas in July celebrations have roots dating back to the 1930s and include retail sales, a resurgence of Christmas movies, and for some, a revival of holiday food. This…
Alexsandra Morawic |
Tuesday Jul. 1
On the surface, Bozeman is an outdoor lover’s dream. The city brands itself around adventure. Even Montana State University leans into this narrative by displaying promotional photos of students engaging in activities such as skiing in the…
Peter Brancaccio |
Tuesday Jul. 1
It was four a.m. and a rubescent blush was sitting like a halo just above the sharp silhouette of mountains to the east. That seemed appropriate enough for Independence Day. I told my wife that I would probably not push for the pass, as she was…
Jessica Cairoli |
Tuesday Jul. 1
The state of Montana is rich in magnificent mountains, spectacular forests, and breathtaking plains. When confronted with the state’s stunning landscape, it’s possible to almost forget about one of its other defining characteristics: its…
Angie Ripple |
Monday Jun. 30
There’s something about July that makes Bozeman feel like the soundtrack of summer is finally turned all the way up. It’s in the hum of longer days under our big sky, the shuffle of Chacos and Birkenstocks on warm sidewalks, and the…
Sunday Jun. 1
Mimi Matsuda is a full-time artist living in Bozeman, Montana.
Ever since childhood she has drawn animals and has been surrounded by them. She had pet chickens, rats, birds, and fish as a kid, and studied biology in school. She grew up exploring for…
Angie Ripple |
Sunday Jun. 1
There’s a certain kind of energy that returns to Bozeman this time of year—not all at once, but gradually, like the way a summer storm gathers over the Bridgers. First, it’s a whisper of wind. Then clouds roll in, heavy with the…
Letter to the Editor
Sunday Jun. 1
In a scene reminiscent of the hit TV show Yellowstone, a modern land battle is brewing in the small town of Clyde Park, Montana (pop. 332).A developer is pushing forward with plans to build an ultra-exclusive private golf club on a historic ranch…
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Spidey Senses
Dec. 1, 2025
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Dec. 1, 2025
CD was clearly referring to the part of the article that references the “custom typeface” on the Sweet Pea “artwork,” not your logo that you put on top of AI for your magazine cover. The ...
July Cover Artist: Ghassane Moutaoukil
Nov. 15, 2025
The Magazine staff (that is us) obviously overlaid our Bozeman Magazine logo and type over the artwork. Just like we do every month. None of this is AI.
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