10:15-11:30am Fri. Sep. 18
Sing, rhyme, read, and dance with your kiddo, and then stay for community, hands-on learning, and playtime.
Bozeman Public Library 626 East Main Street, Bozeman
Cost: FREE
Age: Kids ages 3-5 years and their caregivers.
noon-9:30pm Fri. Sep. 18
he Last Best Place Body Art & Culture Expo brings together tattooing, piercing, live art, music, and culture under one roof in Montana.
901 N Black Ave Bozeman, MT 59715
3-10pm Fri. Sep. 18
Big Sky Oktoberfest brings three days of German bier, Bavarian food, live music, and classic competitions to Big Sky Town Center, all supporting youth sports. Enjoy brats, pretzels, DJ Swamp Moose, and family‑friendly fall fun in the mountains.
Big Sky Town Center Ousel Falls Road , Big Sky
Cost: $10 per day. Under 16 is free
Age: All Ages
4:30pm Fri. Sep. 18
Hispanic Heritage Month at MSU: Presented by student organization Fuerza Latinx and supporting campus partners, featuring free food and drinks, DJ, and activities for the whole family!
Romney Oval, MSU campus 801 W Grant St., Bozeman
Cost: FREE
Age: All Ages
5-6:30pm Fri. Sep. 18
Join The Bozeman Poetry Collective for our 18+ open mic. Bring your poems, songs, tight five, or a cool rock you found. See you there!
County Bookshelf 28 W Main St, Bozeman
Cost: FREE
Age: 18+
6-10pm Fri. Sep. 18
The 2nd annual Livingston Bluegrass Festival kicks off Friday, September 18th with Montana Standard at 6PM followed by Damn Tall Buildings and continue Saturday, September 19th with a Pie Eating Contest, Release the Squirrels and Special Consensus.
The Henry E. Blake Pavilion at the Shane Lalani Center for the Arts 415 E. Lewis Street, Livingston
Cost: A two day pass is available for $50 or $55 at the door. Single day is $35 or $40 at the door. Kids 13 and under get in free.
Age: All Ages
6pm Fri. Sep. 18
Let's Boogie y'all! Cue the music!
Follow Yer' Nose BBQ 4 Overlook Rd, Emigrant
6:30pm Fri. Sep. 18
Austin, TX rock & roll with a country soul (Americana/alt-country)
Burnt Tree Brewing 311 E Main St., Ennis
6:30pm Fri. Sep. 18
Easton Corbin has been gracing stages with his memorable baritone and unique blend of
traditional and modern country music for more than a decade - and his latest album release, Let’s
Do Country Right, is no exception.
Brick Breeden Fieldhouse 1 Bobcat Circle, Bozeman
Cost: $44.50
7-9pm Fri. Sep. 18
Opera Montana will present the World Premiere of A River Runs Through It in September 2026, in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the publication of Norman Maclean’s now-classic novella.
The Ellen Theatre 17 W Main St., Bozeman
Cost: $40-150
Age: All Ages
7-10pm Fri. Sep. 18
Bozeman-based singer-songwriter Mathias has been playing music under the big sky of Montana for nearly two decades now.
Sacajawea Hotel 5 N Main St, Three Forks
7-10pm Fri. Sep. 18
A Psychedelic Soul Fusion Band From Bozeman MT.
Pine Creek Lodge 2496 E. River Road, Livingston
Cost: $20 ADVANCE - $30 DAY OF SHOW
7-10pm Fri. Sep. 18
Straight out of Great Falls, Clint Reimann and his band are bringing a whirlwind of honky-tonk grit, country favorites, and high-octane energy to The Jump on July 31st. A veteran Montana performer and songwriter,
The Jump 75770 Gallatin Rd, Gallatin Gateway
Cost: FREE
Age: 21+
7:30pm Fri. Sep. 18
Known to millions as the “piano puzzler,” composer, author and performer Bruce Adolphe returns to the MCM stage to open in September!
Reynold's Recital Hall MSU Howard Hall, Bozeman
Cost: $10-$35
9-11pm Fri. Sep. 18
A country, folk, pop, rock artist from Montana
Grey Dog Bar 34 N Bozeman Ave, Bozeman
Cost: FREE
Age: 21+
9pm Fri. Sep. 18
Montana's Favorite Live Country Music Band!
The Murray Bar 201 W Park St, Livingston
Cost: No cover
Age: 21+
9pm Fri. Sep. 18
Punk/ska sounds and a four-piece horn section
The Filling Station 2005 N. Rouse Ave, Bozeman
Age: 21+
9pm Fri. Sep. 18
Live music
The Haufbrau 22 S 8th Ave, Bozeman
Age: 21+