What's Your Beef? Fertility Not To Be Taken For Granted

Fri. Mar. 1st, 2019

Do you have any kids?” “When are you two going to have kids?” These may seem like benign ice breakers and cute, probing questions. Unless, that is, the person who you are asking is in the private struggle of trying to build…

March Cover Artist: June Billings Safford

Fri. Mar. 1st, 2019

June Billings Safford, editor of Bozeman From The Heart, appears mostly as a painter, but June is a published poet and spent 27 years as a writing teacher at Bozeman High School. Her art work has been displayed in at least  25 venues and…

Biankini’s: No Bad Days

by Angie Ripple  |  Fri. Mar. 1st, 2019

When you are on the hunt for a Bozeman sandwich that satisfies, it’s best not to overlook Biankini’s: The Soup, Salad & Sandwich Market. Tucked just off Bozeman’s North 19th Avenue at 2051 Oak Street Suite 1,…

Snow Slider!

Montana Grant  |  Fri. Mar. 1st, 2019

Shoveling snow is hard work! Having the right tool will make this chore quicker and easier.  You might be thinking that a powerful snowblower or wide shovel is best, but with a little handy work, you can make an even more efficient…

Top 10 Bozeman Spring Break Staycation Ideas

by Angie Ripple  |  Fri. Mar. 1st, 2019

March is Spring Break for Bozeman’s elementary, middle, high school and MSU students [March 16-24]. If you are staying home this spring break and are looking for some fun stuff to do around town, here is a quick list of staycation ideas…

The  Sensual  Fish

Montana State University Library’s Annual Trout and Salmonid Lecture 

by James Thull  |  Fri. Mar. 1st, 2019

It’s almost spring again and that means anglers are getting ready to get their lines in some of the pristine trout fishing waters around Bozeman. It also means it is time again for the MSU Trout and Salmonid Lecture. Our lecturer this…

Twiddle Stops at the Rialto

Fri. Mar. 1st, 2019

With 12 years of relentless touring behind them, Vermont-based rock band Twiddle has built an impressive resume spanning Red Rocks to Bonnaroo, and multiple sellouts of historic rock venues including Port Chester, NY’s Capitol Theatre,…

ChickenJam West Doubles Up 3/15 At The Filling Station

by Eric Kofer  |  Fri. Mar. 1st, 2019

Adrian Legg - Early Globally acclaimed by critics and fans alike for his unique acoustic and electric fingerstyle guitar playing, Adrian Legg masterfully blends diverse musical styles, influences and inspirations to create a distinctive…

Children’s Theater in Bozeman

Kevin Brustuen  |  Fri. Mar. 1st, 2019

Montana has a long history with drama, live theater, and child actors. Mary Ronan, a child who lived in Virginia City and Helena during the gold rush days of the 1860s and 1870s, was chosen to play the character of Lady Anne in a performance…

Remarkable Bozeman Women

Standing Tall & Strong

by Rachel Phillips   |  Fri. Mar. 1st, 2019

March is Women’s History Month, a time to celebrate the achievements and contributions of all American women. Throughout history, countless local ladies have lent their expertise, talents, and time to make our region and community a…

Land of Inventors Germany

International Exhibit Comes to Bozeman

Fri. Mar. 1st, 2019

On October 26, 1861, German inventor Johann Philipp Reis introduced a new word and concept to the world, the “telephone.” Combining “Tele” (at a distance) with “Phon” (unit of sound), Reis’s invention…

Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women But What Can We Do?

From a speech given January 19, 2019 at the Bozeman Women’s March

Fri. Mar. 1st, 2019

- From a speech given January 19, 2019 at the Bozeman Women’s March - I stand before you today as a non-Native aspiring ally to Indigenous peoples. Specifically, I’m here to discuss Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women.…

Bozeman from the Heart

Fri. Mar. 1st, 2019

To open a book is to enter a conversation. If it’s fiction, the reader becomes a character, reacting to the behaviors and thoughts of those whose world she has been introduced to. If it’s nonfiction, she enters a dialogue with the…