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Gallatin History Timeline

Rachel Phillips  |   Saturday Feb. 1

Gallatin County is a unique place. Throughout our history, environmental and geographical attributes intersected and interacted with the people who lived here, creating new ideas and opportunities. This timeline showcases some of the important events…

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Heads, Fingers, Feet & Toes

Montana Grant  |   Saturday Feb. 1

Like the song says, if you want to be happy and warm when outdoors, make sure these areas are cozy and comfortable. I know that I took some liberty with the lyrics of the original campfire song, but if these areas are not covered, then misery will…

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Intermountain Opera: Kiss Me Kate

Kevin Brustuen  |   Saturday Feb. 1

Anyone who grew up in the 1960s-70s likely remembers the famous stormy relationship of Liz Taylor and Richard Burton. These internationally famous Hollywood stars argued and fought with each other in public and private, yet loved each other dearly…

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The Story of Plastic

Thursday, Feb 20th, 6pm The Emerson Cultural Center

Saturday Feb. 1

On Thursday, February 20th, at 7pm at the Emerson Center, The Bozeman Doc Series and Valley of the Flowers Project present the critically acclaimed new documentary The Story of Plastic. The screening will be preceded at 6:00pm by a reception…

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Let's Dance To Remember

Ballroom Dance Bozeman

Saturday Feb. 1

Ballroom dance was always a ‘bucket list’ item for me—something I had always wanted to learn but never got around to. Plus, I thought it would be a good way to meet new people in Bozeman,”says Carla Little, who began taking…

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Tarantino’s Pizzeria

Kathleen Johns  |   Saturday Feb. 1

Located in Bozeman on the corner of Main and Rouse, Tarantino’s Pizzeria has been a downtown tradition for over a decade. In March of 2019, Shane Cartularo bought Tarantino’s to run it alongside his girlfriend Danielle and his brother…

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Bozeman Bring Your Own Bags

Abby Hernandez  |   Saturday Feb. 1

Montana is affectionately known as the “Last Best Place,” and Valley of the Flowers Project is working to keep it that way. I’m sure most of you know the concept of BYOB (Bring Your Own Beer), but Valley of the Flowers Project is…

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January Cover Artist: Kelley Sullivan

Tuesday Dec. 31

As a mixed media painter born and raised in Bozeman, Kelley carries a strong belief that art should evoke a powerful response, with feelings deeply personal to each viewer. The organic movement of paint within water allows her to work with little…

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New Years Real Estate Resolutions

Tim Ford  |   Tuesday Dec. 31

Happy New Year! I hope that 2019 was a wonderful year for you and that this next decade will be even better. Many people like to make New Year’s resolutions this time of year, and what better time to make some resolutions regarding Real Estate…

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Bozeman Cross-Country Ski Trail Guide

Luke Brown  |   Tuesday Dec. 31

Whether you’re a professor going for a walk on skis, a professional skier outfitted in lycra, or simply a Bozemanite wanting to experience the quiet in the deep winter woods, cross-country skiing is calling you. Our town has a rich culture of…

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Top 10 Bozeman Winter Hikes

Kate Hulbert  |   Tuesday Dec. 31

Don’t let a little snow and cold weather stop you from getting out to the mountains this winter! Winter in Bozeman offers some of the greatest hiking of the year. The trails aren’t nearly as crowded and the landscapes look entirely new…

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Verge Theatre: 25 Years In Bozeman

Kevin Brustuen  |   Tuesday Dec. 31

Bozeman was a quiet sleepy little mountain town of about 23,000 people in 1990. Bozemanites would hike empty trails, go out to eat at Black Angus, have a couple drinks and maybe dance at the Cat’s Paw, and sometimes go see a play at the…

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