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Recreation

PICKLE-What?

Was it really invented by a U.S. Congressman? During the war? On an island? And then named after the family dog? Yes. No. Yes. And, no. Not too long ago, one of our neighbors was being pulled along by her two stout bulldogs. One of the dogs is named…

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Terminated and Traumatized

This opinion was contributed after our editorial deadline had passed, we included here in the Recreation section. The United States of America is being dismantled in plain sight. The new administration has authorized unelected, sometimes even…

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Artist Bio

March Cover Artist: Diane Whitehead

Diane Whitehead’s art has garnered significant acclaim for its vibrant portrayal of wildlife and the American West. Critics have lauded her style as an “innovative blend of Fauvism and Post- Impressionism, accented with the bold gestures…

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Dining

Bar Beat: Bridger Brewing Where Local Support Shines

Local hot spot Bridger Brewing offers one of the best blends of community support in the Gallatin Valley. The brewery has been a go-to location since its opening in 2013, and will remain that way for years to come. With a second location and strong…

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La Brasserie

Il y a un nouveau restaurant en ville, et c’est fabuleux. Translation: There’s a new restaurant in town, and it’s fabulous. I am a little biased. I spent a year in France as a tween, and after six months of eating only baguettes, I…

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Living Local

Top 10 Walks In The Park

Bozeman is surrounded by mountain ranges, rivers and creeks, and vast open farm land. Farther afield there are wilderness areas, large lakes, and state and national parks. Drive out of town in any direction and amazing natural areas are close at…

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St. Patrick’s Day fun facts and folklore

This year, St. Patrick’s Day will be observed on Monday, March 17. Starting as a special Christian feast day in the 17th century celebrating the life of St. Patrick and the spreading of Christianity to Ireland, St. Patrick’s Day has…

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Emma Ohlen A Portrait of Bozeman’s “Woman Photographer”

As autumn air settled into Gallatin Valley during September of 1951, Violet Ohlsen arrived in Bozeman for a cordial visit. This was a visit on her mother’s behalf, so she hadn’t come empty-handed—Violet had brought a number of…

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Hidden Gem Market

Montana is full of creative and inspired individuals, and nothing benefits the community more than when they come together and share their love for creating with a common goal in mind. The new Hidden Gem Market hopes to do exactly that, all while…

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Books Who Breathe

Bozeman Magazine is excited to announce “Books Who Breathe,” an innovative event meant to inspire dialogue between community members who may not have the opportunity to connect otherwise. We are looking to make this a monthly opportunity…

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Music

Eclectic, prog-rock giant Umphrey’s McGee brings their Cruising Altitude Tour to Bozeman on March 12th

Chicago’s eclectic rock band Umphrey’s McGee has been keeping fans on their toes for nearly 27 years now. Though often pigeonholed into “jam band” circles, Umphrey’s doesn’t fit that traditional mold; and their…

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Handel’s Messiah Presented In Its Entirety

Baroque Music Montana, along with Roots in the Sky, will bring the entirety of Handel’s Messiah to the Bozeman and Missoula stages on March 28, 29, and 30. These performances mark only the second time in Bozeman’s history that the…

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Senior Sing Along Creates Joy, Friendship & Physical Benefits

Do you love music? Do you love to sing? Are you a senior looking to create more joy and friendship in your life? If so, you’re invited to a casual and fun Senior Sing Along led by Kate Bryan (aka “Music Kate”). This sing along is…

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Emma and the Ledge Bozeman’s Favorite Blues Band

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Real Estate

First Steps For Home Buyers in 2025

As we move into 2025, the housing market continues to evolve, presenting new opportunities and challenges for buyers. While interest rates remain a key factor in affordability, buyers who are prepared and well-informed can navigate the market with…

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Art

Hidden Gem Market

Montana is full of creative and inspired individuals, and nothing benefits the community more than when they come together and share their love for creating with a common goal in mind. The new Hidden Gem Market hopes to do exactly that, all while…

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Historic Bozeman

Emma Ohlen A Portrait of Bozeman’s “Woman Photographer”

As autumn air settled into Gallatin Valley during September of 1951, Violet Ohlsen arrived in Bozeman for a cordial visit. This was a visit on her mother’s behalf, so she hadn’t come empty-handed—Violet had brought a number of…

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Opinion

Terminated and Traumatized

This opinion was contributed after our editorial deadline had passed, we included here in the Recreation section. The United States of America is being dismantled in plain sight. The new administration has authorized unelected, sometimes even…

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What's Your Beef? Who Will Pay for Senator Hertz’s Reform of Tax Increment Financing?

Shortly before Senate Taxation took executive action on Senate Bill 2 to revise the treatment of tax increment financing, its bill sponsor (and Senate Taxation Committee Chairman) Senator Greg Hertz (R-Polson), circulated an article in…

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What's Your Beef?

What's Your Beef? Who Will Pay for Senator Hertz’s Reform of Tax Increment Financing?

Shortly before Senate Taxation took executive action on Senate Bill 2 to revise the treatment of tax increment financing, its bill sponsor (and Senate Taxation Committee Chairman) Senator Greg Hertz (R-Polson), circulated an article in…

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Top 10 List

Top 10 Walks In The Park

Bozeman is surrounded by mountain ranges, rivers and creeks, and vast open farm land. Farther afield there are wilderness areas, large lakes, and state and national parks. Drive out of town in any direction and amazing natural areas are close at…

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