Browse all Bozeman articles, photos and videos by date

Open Doors Astrology June 2026

Kathleen Johns | Mon. Jun. 1st, 2026

SUMMER SOLSTICE arrives June 21st at 2:25 am MST. Aries (March 21–April 19) The Summer Solstice on the 21st highlights home matters so stay local and tend to what brings peace closest to you. Moonstone for emotional grounding and peaceful home…

Tutti Bene

Katie Thomas | Mon. Jun. 1st, 2026

The other day I eagerly plunked myself down at the bar of Tutti Bene, Bozeman’s new Italian restaurant in the historic downtown 1918 Range building. As I waited for my companion to arrive, I examined the unusual décor and breathed in the…

For The Love Of Salsas

Katie Thomas | Mon. Jun. 1st, 2026

The first time I knowingly put fresh cilantro in my mouth, I didn’t like it. It tasted like another country, with its strong, weird tang that I couldn’t identify. I was 19 and working in a Thai restaurant north of Seattle, where cilantro…

3-7-77 Productions Welcomes Singer/Songwriter Steve Drizos

Mon. Jun. 1st, 2026

Portland, Oregon-based musician/engineer/producer Steve Drizos, a professional touring musician for more than twenty-seven years and studio owner, who can currently be found behind the drums for Jerry Joseph and The Jackmormons or helming the board…

Live From The Divide presents: Lukas Nelson at the Old Saloon

Mon. Jun. 1st, 2026

Live From The Divide is pleased to presents Lukas Nelson at the Old Saloon on July 12th. Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter and musician Lukas Nelson has become one of the most respected voices in music today. In the midst of a landmark year…

Young Dubliners at Pine Creek

Mon. Jun. 1st, 2026

After thirty years as one of the world’s leading Celtic Rock bands, the Young Dubliners have begun work on their tenth studio album while still maintaining their busy tour schedule. Having survived the crushing impact of the lockdown on their…

76 Trombones: The Music Man Arrives at the Ellen

Angie Ripple | Mon. Jun. 1st, 2026

Just as Professor Harold Hill dreamt of leading a grand marching band with 76 trombones, John Ludin and the team at Montana TheatreWorks dreamt of bringing the Bozeman community together this summer for an uplifting, bright, light, funny, and…

What Does Your Money Buy You In Bozeman Real Estate Right Now?

Mon. Jun. 1st, 2026

The real estate market in Bozeman continues to evolve, but the area remains sought after for the lifestyle, access to the outdoors, and its small town feel with access to some big city amenities. So, what does a buyer’s budget actually buy in…

The Alder Gulch Gold Rush

Pat Hill | Mon. Jun. 1st, 2026

On June 6, 1863, the rush began along a 16-mile stretch of stream in present-day Southwest Montana 5It would also become one of the richest placer gold discoveries ever recorded (if not the richest), eventually yielding nearly $3 billion in gold at…

Midwest Trip

Steve McGann | Mon. Jun. 1st, 2026

Familiar yet exciting, the Interstate 90 run from the benches of northern Wyoming up into the Little Bighorn valley was filled with anticipation: the arrival in Montana, the comfort of home. We made that drive recently after a long road trip through…

The Prettiest Place in the World Flora Gardner’s Journey to Bozeman Part III

Rachel Phillips | Mon. Jun. 1st, 2026

In the spring of 1879, Flora Gardner traveled from Kansas to Bozeman with her family, via steamboat and wagon. Once settled in her new home, Flora sent a letter to friends in Kansas describing the trip’s adventures. This is the third of a…

A Real Bozeman Summer

Colter Moreno | Mon. Jun. 1st, 2026

Summer in Bozeman doesn’t show up cleanly.It leaks in. One day you’re still stepping around mud that hasn’t figured out whether it wants to dry or freeze again, and the next you’re sitting outside at 9 p.m., squinting into a…

Watching a Live Stream

Topher Sedlak | Mon. Jun. 1st, 2026

The setting: The second half of May, all of June, and often the first week of July. The valley and foothills are intensely verdant. Above, acres of shining snow cling to the peaks. This is the season many of our ancestors, both Native and otherwise…

Long Trails

Steve McGann | Mon. Jun. 1st, 2026

Hikers have a number of Super Bowls. Most of us who spend time on trails are aware of the long paths referred to as thru-hikes. The term refers to multi-day, usually multi-month hikes that follow defined designated trails in various sections of the…

Top 10 Out Loud Activities

Missy Glenn | Mon. Jun. 1st, 2026

The Gallatin Valley is not only an outdoor recreational paradise—it’s also full of all kinds of “diamond in the rough” activities. As our community develops and grows, it is fun to also see the growth in culture, arts, and…