Navigation Don’t Get Lost

As Yogi Berra said, “When you come to a fork in the road, take it.” I choose to interpret the Hall of Fame catcher and philosopher as meaning to forge on, to boldly go, without hesitation. But when you begin, it does help to have an idea…

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The Healing Powers of Sound

If you’ve been dipping your toes into the wellness world, chances are you’ve come across sound healing, or have seen offerings like kirtan. You might be wondering what the difference is between the two, what each offers in terms of…

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September Cover Artist: Evan Thompson

Blackfeet [Amskapii Piikuni] artist and attorney, Evan Thompson [Niitootsskinaa – “Lone Horn”], combines traditional Amskapii Piikuni concepts with contemporary design in the unique pieces he creates. Thompson primarily uses ink on…

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Tres Toros Tacos and Tequila

As someone who has spent time in various parts of Mexico and the southern United States, I consider myself a self-appointed taco aficionado. I’ve spent a lot of time exploring Bozeman’s growing number of Mexican restaurants and, recently…

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Don’t Miss ArtWeek Park County

The Livingston Depot Center, Danforth Museum of Art, and the Livingston Center for Art and Culture are pleased to introduce ArtWeek Park County, a county-wide celebration of the arts. This partnership is designed to bring our community together…

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Dail Beeghly: A Legacy of Psychedelic Art

In the 1960s, few could have predicted the lasting impact rock bands of that era would have on the world or how deeply their influence would come to shape modern culture. Not only was the music itself a uniquely extraordinary experience for those…

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The Geologist, the Digger, and the Guide

A Retrospective of 50 years in the Greater Yellowstone

We live in a magical and mysterious location on planet Earth, the Greater Yellowstone, a land where the First People hunted buffalo and raised their families; a place near a super volcano that would be like a Hawaiian island if it weren’t in…

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Livingston Fringe Festival

This fall, a brand-new regional event, The Livingston Fringe Festival will debut September 22nd, and will continue through September 28th.  The Festival brings 12 plays, written by 14 local playwrights and featuring 40 actors, to nine Livingston…

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Joel Cummins: Pine Creek, Blueprints, Drummers & Legos

Joel Cummins: It is night zero of Umphreys McGee Late Summer Tour. Brian Ripple: Night Zero. Perfect, that’s kind of why I’m calling you. JC: I know, man, Late Summer tour coming back to Montana. I am really psyched about this place. I…

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Steven Stephen Bozeman’s Genre-Bending Band on the Rise

Bozeman’s music scene is constantly evolving—and one of its most exciting recent additions is the high-energy band StevenStephen. Known for its electric stage presence and genre-blending sound, the group has made a name for itself at…

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The Healing Powers of Sound

If you’ve been dipping your toes into the wellness world, chances are you’ve come across sound healing, or have seen offerings like kirtan. You might be wondering what the difference is between the two, what each offers in terms of…

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Belgrade Real Estate Market Update

This month, we are expanding our focus outside of Bozeman to see how Belgrade’s real estate market is performing. From January 1st through August 1st of this year; 159 single-family homes sold in Belgrade at a median sold price of $609,000…

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Don’t Miss ArtWeek Park County

The Livingston Depot Center, Danforth Museum of Art, and the Livingston Center for Art and Culture are pleased to introduce ArtWeek Park County, a county-wide celebration of the arts. This partnership is designed to bring our community together…

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Dail Beeghly: A Legacy of Psychedelic Art

In the 1960s, few could have predicted the lasting impact rock bands of that era would have on the world or how deeply their influence would come to shape modern culture. Not only was the music itself a uniquely extraordinary experience for those…

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Livingston Fringe Festival

This fall, a brand-new regional event, The Livingston Fringe Festival will debut September 22nd, and will continue through September 28th.  The Festival brings 12 plays, written by 14 local playwrights and featuring 40 actors, to nine Livingston…

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Letter From the Editor: Vim & Pomp

Welcome to the 218th issue of Bozeman Magazine, where we put everything Bozeman into one place for readers: Bozemanites with active lifestyles, visitors, and people attracted to the local art on our cover. I’m happy you’ve found us, or…

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Lions, Boxing and Bears: The Story of David Angus “Kid” Johnston

In June 1926, David Angus “Kid” Johnston and his trained mountain lion performed several stunts for a Universal Film Corporation film crew in Manhattan, Montana. According to a Gallatin County Tribune and Belgrade Journal report…

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The Geologist, the Digger, and the Guide

A Retrospective of 50 years in the Greater Yellowstone

We live in a magical and mysterious location on planet Earth, the Greater Yellowstone, a land where the First People hunted buffalo and raised their families; a place near a super volcano that would be like a Hawaiian island if it weren’t in…

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What the Constitution Means to Me

We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our…

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What's Your Beef? A Week on the Streets Bozeman’s Dirty Secret Is About to Blow Wide Open

Welcome to Bozeman, Montana. Population: privilege. And for everyone else? Good luck — you’re one parking violation, one rent hike, or one bad week away from pitching a tent in a town that has made it nearly impossible to legally exist…

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Top 10 Montana Raptors To Watch Out For

Here in the wide open spaces of Montana, it is common to see raptors riding thermals high in the sky, perched on utility poles and tall trees, surveying the land around them, or hunting in their preferred habitats. Simply put, raptors are birds of…

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Open Doors Astrology September 2025 Forecast

Aries (March 21-April 19) The 2nd of the month will engage your charisma in negotiations--You got this! A keen focus on unlimited possibilities will light your way! Kunzite crystal for clearing your path of obstacles. Taurus (April 20-May 20)…

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