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Feed Café

Sadie Woller | Thu. Sep. 1st, 2022

It’s no secret that this once small town, now medium-sized city, is a gem known for kindness. It’s what drew restaurant owner Serena Rundberg to Bozeman a number of years ago. Like many residents, she fell in love with the whole Bozeman…

No Time Off For Paula Poundstone

Angie Ripple | Thu. Sep. 1st, 2022

Paula Poundstone returns to Bozeman’s Ellen Theatre Saturday, September 17, 2022. Her witty nature and ability to poke fun at just about anything has kept audiences engaged for decades. She says, “I tell myself my fans are smart, but you…

A Sweet Start to the Bozeman Symphony’s 55th Season

Abby Bradford | Thu. Sep. 1st, 2022

The Bozeman Symphony Orchestra ended the summer on a high note, headlining the 45th Annual Sweet Pea Festival of the Arts. This unforgettable performance, featuring Denver-based indie band DeVotchKa, brought thousands of community members, younger…

Eric Ambel Hits The Road With Sarah Borges

Thu. Sep. 1st, 2022

Venerable producer, guitar-player, and songwriter, Eric “Roscoe” Ambel, will be heading out on tour with Sarah Borges for his most extensive run of dates in several years. The tour, billed as Sarah Borges with Eric Ambel, will feature the…

A Writer’s Insight: Victoria Aveyard’s Thoughts On Fantasy

Marion Jackman | Thu. Sep. 1st, 2022

I met New York Times bestselling author, Victoria Aveyard, during her book signing at the Gallatin Valley Mall. Her first series, The Red Queen, was written while visiting Big Sky ten years ago. Now working on her second book series, Realm Breaker…

Taking Care of the Place We Love

Thu. Sep. 1st, 2022

As Bozeman’s population / visitation has grown exponentially over the last decade, it has become clear that we need to take some steps to preserve the things that make Bozeman a unique community and a pristine recreational destination. While we…

The Montana Gin Marriage Law In Gallatin County

Thu. Sep. 1st, 2022

The Gallatin County Clerk didn’t issue a single wedding license in July and August of 1935—and that wasn’t normal. In fact, there were 46 licenses issued in those months in 1934, and 52 in 1935. The reason was Montana’s new…

Bozeman’s Mental Health Resources

Thu. Sep. 1st, 2022

Chances are you or someone you know has experienced mental health struggles. Mental health includes our emotional, psychological, and social well-being. According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), one in five U.S. adults experiences…

Forest Bathing: A Dose of Nature

Kelly Nicholson | Thu. Sep. 1st, 2022

I woke up this morning in a shady, creekside campground south of Red Lodge, and finally realized why I’ve been feeling down the last few weeks: I’ve been spending too much time inside. The summer heat has made me lethargic; my packed…

The Bear & Me

Peter Brancaccio | Thu. Sep. 1st, 2022

Fear is relative. Until you are in the middle of it. Last week, at dawn, I drove up the Taylor Fork Road to the four-mile mark. At the split, I turned south and followed Wapiti Creek until the dirt road ended. Two moose were grazing out on a piece of…