Flathead Pass The Northern Bridgers

I like to call the Bridger Mountains Bozeman’s front yard. From the parking lot at the ‘M’ to the parking lot at Fairy Lake twenty miles north, there are always vehicles waiting for people to return from their Bridger adventures…

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August Cover Artist: Christopher Georgia

Christopher Georgia is a professional wildlife camera operator, photographer, and educator based in southwest Montana, and is the founder of Wildscape Adventure, an instructional photography tour company specializing in wildlife, landscape, and…

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Bozeman Chef Takes Another Shot at Food Network Glory

Most restaurant kitchens are loud enough without television cameras. Add bright studio lights, a live audience, celebrity judges, a mystery ingredient, and a countdown clock that somehow moves twice as fast as every other clock in the world, and…

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The Bay Bar and Grille

"Would you like to go to the prom with me?” read the note sticking out of my 10th grade locker. It was signed with a first name and a phone number. With my luck, the family of the guy who left me that note is reading this article, so I…

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The Story of Adam Bronken Fields Part 2

How a Tragedy, a Cow Pasture, and One Man’s Determination Created One of Montana’s Most Important Soccer Facilities

A Community Steps UpOne of the most remarkable parts of the Adam Bronken story is how many businesses agreed to help. Local businesses donated equipment. Contractors contributed labor. Suppliers discounted materials. Friends showed up with tools and…

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Ain’t Nuthin’ Good About A Weed

Protecting and Restoring Sagebrush Rangelands

Do you enjoy the emblematic endemic arrow leaf balsam root that graces the foothills? Do you find peace watching the grazing deer drift? Maybe you’d rather watch elk, antelope, bighorn or bears (yes, bears do graze)? In some places, there are…

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A Bicentennial Memory on America’s 250th Birthday

Fifty years ago Bozeman was a much different town; smaller, slower, and very special to me. The divisions that seem to be part of American life these days were not as obvious. In fact, part of what was so special to me back then was that we all got…

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Pine Creek Welcomes: Wang Chung

Wang Chung came out of the post-punk, New Wave scene in the UK, going on to achieve global success, selling millions of records. Throughout their 40 year career they have released 6 albums and 2 Greatest Hits compilations. They have had 6 US Top 40…

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Music in the Mountains: The Mother Hips

Big Sky’s Music in the Mountains has a stacked lineup for August, with these shows on the books for Thursday nights in the park: 8/6 - Magoo8/13 - The Mother Hips + Lee Rafugee8/20 - StarchildJr + Object Heavy Band8/27 - Armchair Boogie Based…

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Lettuce at the Old Saloon

The album, Cook, isn’t just a nod to Lettuce’s musical heat; it’s an invitation to join the band at the table, where funk, soul, jazz, rock, and hip-hop come together in one rich, flavorful dish. Released on their own Lettuce…

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Bozeman Real Estate Market Bi-Annual Report

As we evaluate the first six months of data, Bozeman’s real estate market continues to show signs of stability, with a gradual increase in inventory and steady buyer activity. While we’re no longer experiencing the frenzied pace of the…

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Letter From the Editor: A Local Bozeman Summer

I’m guilty of sticking to what I know, going to the same restaurants over and over, and attending events out of tradition. I am also guilty of packing my summer with so many events that I’m exhausted, but in a good way. In July, I…

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Baseball and The Big Sky: America’s Pastime in the West Part One: Roots and Sticks

Montana might not be first place you envision when hearing baseball. The earliest game using modern rules took place in New Jersey across the Hudson River from New York City. But that’s only part of the story. The Old West was chock full of…

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Bozeman’s Historic Community Quilts

Over the course of the last two years, local quilters from the Gallatin Quilt Guild met regularly at the Gallatin History Museum to organize the quilt collection. Once the quilts were cleaned, evaluated, and properly stored, the group chose three…

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Is Bozeman the Next Destination For Comedy?

After living in New York City and performing comedy there for 15 years, I believe that most of what makes a great comedian is their wanting to be a great comedian. I want to be a great comedian. There, I said it. Did it happen? Am I hilarious? Do I…

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What's Your Beef? Grizzly Bears Are Not the Story the Future of Wildlife Management Is

photo: Christopher Georgia The debate over grizzly bear management is often framed around a single question: Have grizzly bears recovered enough to be managed by the states? That is an important discussion, but it misses a much larger issue…

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Top 10 Outdoor Art Finds in Bozeman

Murals, Sculptures, and Installations Worth Seeking Out

Art isn’t confined to gallery walls in Bozeman. It’s tucked into parks, wrapped around power boxes, painted onto buildings, and standing in places you drive past every day without a second glance. Whether you’re a longtime local or…

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Open Doors Astrology August 2026 Forecast

August features both a Solar Eclipse on the 12th and a Lunar Eclipse on the 28th! Aries (March 21–April 19)Family tensions may test your patience around mid-month. Surround yourself with the healing vibration of blue through clothing, flowers…

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