Steve McGann |
Sunday Mar. 1
A quick study of the names used for places and features around our town—creeks, streets, mountain passes, businesses, a mountain range, and the city itself—would give the impression that persons named Bozeman and Bridger were the most…
Kathleen Johns |
Sunday Mar. 1
Aries (March 21–April 19) Slow your roll--no impulsive starts. Revise first and act second all the way to month’s end. Try movement—walking meditations or stretching—to align intention with action. “I begin again…
Phil Knight |
Sunday Mar. 1
Spring fever has hit me… in early February. Somehow, with the severe lack of snow and bizarre warmth of this odd winter, it feels all wrong. After forty winters in Montana, I admit I have certain expectations about the season—lots of…
Scott Parker |
Sunday Mar. 1
Once upon a time, the loneliness of long-distance running was part of its mystique. No longer. With over 50 million regular runners in America, the mystique is gone, and with it the necessity of solitude. Running groups and running clubs now occupy a…
Tim Ford |
Sunday Mar. 1
As we head into the busiest time of year for real estate, preparation is key for both buyers and sellers. Whether one is hoping to put their home on the market or to purchase a home in 2026, a little upfront planning can make a big difference in…
Sunday Feb. 1
Hannah Uhde is a sixth-generation Montanan whose creativity was sparked by her rural upbringing. As an honors graduate of Montana State University, she went on to study oil painting under Stass Paraskos at the Cyprus College of Art in 2009. Hannah…
Angie Ripple |
Sunday Feb. 1
In the words of the Grateful Dead (RIP Bob Weir)“Don’t tell me this town ain’t got no heartYou just gotta poke around”
Bozeman Magazine has been helping locals, newcomers, and visitors poke around this town for the past…
Kathleen Johns |
Sunday Feb. 1
Aries (March 21–April 19) The week surrounding February 13 marks a turning point in how you lead and love as Saturn enters your sign. Choose steady devotion over impulsive passion. Red Jasper grounds desire into lasting strength. “I build…
Steve McGann |
Sunday Feb. 1
I watched a YouTube video the other night made by an outdoor adventurer. He travels the western United States exploring and sharing his experiences. He lives in Idaho, but seems drawn to western Wyoming and southwestern Montana. In the video he…
Katie Thomas |
Sunday Feb. 1
I have a cousin whose first name is Field. I used to think it was a really weird name, but not as weird as his brother’s name (Cotter). I was worried they would get made fun of on the playground, same as I was for my maiden name (which is…
Katie Thomas |
Sunday Feb. 1
As one of my favorite vocalists sings, “The nights are long and cold and scary / Can we live through February?” Sometimes I dislike February; sometimes I don’t. It depends on whether I have to spend two days shoveling snow to get my…
Sunday Feb. 1
Bobby Weir? Where do you start? You’re a 13-year-old Upstate NY kid trying to learn guitar, and you hear Europe 72 and Hot Tuna’s first record, and it’s like WTF is that? You discover Grateful Dead just as they’ve gone on…
Sunday Feb. 1
After another unforgettable year of summer concerts under the pines, Pine Creek Lodge is turning inward — literally — with the announcement of its 2026 Winter Concert Series, featuring a handpicked lineup of acclaimed artists performing…
Tim Ford |
Sunday Feb. 1
Hopefully, your 2026 is off to a great start! As we progress into the New Year, it’s time to look back at how the real estate market fared in 2025. Overall, the year saw improving inventory, cautious buyer interest, and continued affordability…
Sunday Feb. 1
My daughter Emilie’s passion for horses and rodeo royalty started at the young age of eight. Growing up in Red Lodge, Emilie loved attending the Home of Champions Rodeo, an action-packed three-day event with traditional parades and a PRCA…
Topher Sedlak |
Sunday Feb. 1
One summer 20 years ago, a group of friends from Minnesota made a Big Sky Country visit. We hung around Bozeman and Hyalite for a few days before a trip up to Glacier and Flathead. While driving down Willson Avenue, an older man in a beat-up truck…
Rachel Phillips |
Sunday Feb. 1
Walter and Mariam Skeels Cooper and their daughter, Mariam Cooper Bunker, were a fairly typical early Bozeman family. Like most, they experienced their shares of ups and downs. The letters, diaries, and photographs they left behind offer a glimpse…
Steve McGann |
Sunday Feb. 1
A good friend called me a number of years ago, excited about a property. He thought that we should buy it, split 50/50. It was a cabin in the woods in Montana near Lincoln. I asked for details. He said it was a bit run-down, overgrown, kinda hard to…
Peter Brancaccio |
Sunday Feb. 1
We left Montana with a winter storm roiling up hard on the high peaks. By the time we pulled into Red Lodge, the road over the mighty Beartooth Mountains was closed, and fingers of sleet were creeping down her long valleys. We holed up for two days…
Josi Hinds |
Sunday Feb. 1
It’s the month of love, and there’s no better way to celebrate those dearest to you than with a gift you can be sure was made locally with care, attention, and, of course, love! Bozeman is rich with passionate makers of all kinds…
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