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Top 10 Things You MUST Do When Visiting Bozeman this Summer

The gray clouds have dispersed, the sun is hot, snow has melted, and you look up at the beautiful Bridger range framed by a blue sky. Summertime is amazing, and is made even better by being surrounded by the beautiful scenery we have here in Montana…

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Moon Lake & Deer Lake

I grew up in the shadow of NYC and, somehow, I’d never been to the Statue of Liberty. Some things we just take for granted I suppose. I’ve been passing the turn-off on 191 for the Deer Lake Trailhead for 10 years now. I’ve never…

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Hiking Footwear

The story goes that on the approach to a Himalayan climb in the late 1970s, a couple of the American climbers decided that wearing their huge waffle-stomping boots made no sense. They made the long approach hike in sneakers. At that time, exercise…

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Artist Bio

August Cover Artist: John Henry Haseltine

John Henry Haseltine is a Livingston-based artist and writer. His first book, Westward & Miserable, a collection of paintings and stories gathered from his past gallery shows, will be out in August 2024, available at Elk River Books. He is…

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Dining

Low Key Sandwiches

If you have driven down Oak Street in Bozeman, you have probably seen a food truck hanging out in the Kenyon Noble parking lot over the years. Low Key Sandwiches large green school bus has been parked in this lot and cooking up sandwiches since…

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Bar Beat: Après Brewing

Opening a new brewery in Bozeman is no easy task. Many have tried and failed, closing their doors after a few years, or even just a few months. But one step into Après Brewing, and it’s clear this place is here to stay. Located where…

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Hop Lounge

Growing up in Montana allowed me to experience an extensive selection of barns in a large variety of ways; I’ve swung from the rafters of a barn to drop into hay on a hot summer day; I’ve been a bridesmaid in a wedding held in a barn;…

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Living Local

Enjoying Your August the Bozeman Way

As August brings another beautiful Montana summer to a close, it’s easy to be overwhelmed by all the things we have yet to do; Bozeman has so much to offer, and three months hardly seems like enough time to squeeze everything in. Visitors and…

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Bumblewood Thicket 2024

There is a theory, rooted in ancient folklore, that a veil exists between a world of magic and our earthly realm. Every day, unbeknownst to us, amidst the hustle and bustle of everyday life, mythical creatures flitter and flutter about, making…

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Music

Enjoying Your August the Bozeman Way

As August brings another beautiful Montana summer to a close, it’s easy to be overwhelmed by all the things we have yet to do; Bozeman has so much to offer, and three months hardly seems like enough time to squeeze everything in. Visitors and…

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Bridger Brewing Summer Music Concert Series

BRIDGER BREWING’S BREWGRASS FESTNIGHT 1: FRIDAY, AUGUST 9 THE INFAMOUS STRING DUSTERSMOLLY TUTTLE & GOLDEN HIGHWAYGet ready for a toe-tapping, banjo-plucking, and fiddle-flying extravaganza as Bridger Brewing in Three Forks proudly presents…

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Little Jane on the Green

Inspired by the mountains and prairies of Montana, from the winding passes to lonely dusty roads, The Long Road Ahead is a love letter to Montana. The thoughtful songs tell stories about life at a crossroads, sadness, hope and renewal, inviting…

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2024 Music in the Mountains pt 3

Please join the Arts Council for the second to last night of the 2024 Music in the Mountains free summer concert series. The concerts take place in Len Hill Park in the Big Sky Town Center and is family-friendly and free! Food and beverage vendors…

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Family

Bumblewood Thicket 2024

There is a theory, rooted in ancient folklore, that a veil exists between a world of magic and our earthly realm. Every day, unbeknownst to us, amidst the hustle and bustle of everyday life, mythical creatures flitter and flutter about, making…

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Kids

Bumblewood Thicket 2024

There is a theory, rooted in ancient folklore, that a veil exists between a world of magic and our earthly realm. Every day, unbeknownst to us, amidst the hustle and bustle of everyday life, mythical creatures flitter and flutter about, making…

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Real Estate

Bozeman Real Estate Market Report: Halfway Through The Year

As we pass the halfway mark of the year, it’s an opportune moment to review the real estate market in Bozeman over the past six months. Supply Side Analysis After several years of decline, the number of new listings has increased. From…

Beer

Bar Beat: Après Brewing

Opening a new brewery in Bozeman is no easy task. Many have tried and failed, closing their doors after a few years, or even just a few months. But one step into Après Brewing, and it’s clear this place is here to stay. Located where…

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Art

Bumblewood Thicket 2024

There is a theory, rooted in ancient folklore, that a veil exists between a world of magic and our earthly realm. Every day, unbeknownst to us, amidst the hustle and bustle of everyday life, mythical creatures flitter and flutter about, making…

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Letter From the Editor

Explore Bozeman

August is nostalgic for me… it’s the month when I moved to Bozeman twenty-nine years ago. I had visited only once, for orientation at MSU over a very hot few days earlier that summer. I absolutely relate to anyone who has moved here…

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Historic Bozeman

Bavaria to Montana: Clara Lang’s Way to the West

One day in August of 2023, a man wandered into the Gallatin History Museum research center and introduced himself as Raphael Lang. He was trying to find information on his great-great-grandmother and asked if we could help him. He explained that he…

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Touring Yellowstone National Park in a Tin Lizzie

Touring Yellowstone National Park in the 1920’s by automobile was a spirited adventure in itself, especially if your touring vehicle was a 1920’s Model T Ford. The Model T was colloquially known by many during this era as a “Tin…

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Opinion

How Are People Doing Financially These Days? A Bozeman Elegy

I know a lot of people are struggling to make ends meet here these days. It doesn’t come up often in daily conversations in my circles because of a confluence of societal pressure, feelings of shame in admitting you’re struggling to get…

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Screen & Stage

Every Brilliant Thing Sheds Light on Depression

Under the direction of Gordon Carpenter, Independent Theatre (in association with Suffer Out Loud and Active Minds MSU) presents Hugh Burroughs in Duncan Macmillan’s award-winning interactive comedy, Every Brilliant Thing. Performances will…

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What's Your Beef?

How Are People Doing Financially These Days? A Bozeman Elegy

I know a lot of people are struggling to make ends meet here these days. It doesn’t come up often in daily conversations in my circles because of a confluence of societal pressure, feelings of shame in admitting you’re struggling to get…

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Top 10 List

Top 10 Things You MUST Do When Visiting Bozeman this Summer

The gray clouds have dispersed, the sun is hot, snow has melted, and you look up at the beautiful Bridger range framed by a blue sky. Summertime is amazing, and is made even better by being surrounded by the beautiful scenery we have here in Montana…

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