Bozeman Magazine

The Downtown Bozeman Association, Downtown Bozeman art galleries and retailers, and Emerson Center for the Arts and Culture are proud to present the 2025 Downtown Bozeman Art Walk Series. This year’s Art Walks will occur on the 2nd Friday of the month; June through September from 6 to 8 PM, with a special Winter Art Walk in December.

THIS FRIDAY, December 12th, the special Winter Art Walk will take place in Downtown Bozeman!

Over 40 participating businesses will feature local artists and often provide hors d’oeuvres and complimentary refreshments to the visiting community members. All business participants and their monthly featured artists can be found on our robust website: https://downtownbozeman.org/artwalks. This go-to guide will be updated frequently throughout the Art Walks season and features a printable map for planning purposes.

The final Art Walk brings a vibrant mix of creativity, with each stop offering something uniquely inspiring! At the Kimpton Armory Hotel, visitors can enjoy the wildlife-infused watercolor, ink, and acrylic work of Miranda Raposa, whose art celebrates the landscapes of the Rocky Mountains and beyond. Stio Mountain Studio highlights the spirit of outdoor adventure with Tara Radosevich’s work, while Two Trick Pony keeps things real with Indigenous photographer, Makayla Camel. Upstairs at The Light House, guests can watch Brett Ozment work his magic during a live demonstration. And at Intrigue Ink, Shan Graff & Laurne Woods showcase their oil painting and ceramic skills, respectively.

Along with supporting this community tradition, our business sponsors help provide live performances by local musicians! A special thank you to Bozeman Daily Chronicle, Bozeman Health, First Security Bank, KBZK, Outside Bozeman, and 94.7 "The Moose". Look for live performances from local bands and musicians both downtown and at the Emerson!

Art Walks are open to the public and will take place snow or shine! For more information, please visit https://downtownbozeman.org/artwalks or ring the DBP Office at 406-586-4008.