Articles in this Issue

Recreation

Top 10 Things Montana Rivers Have Given Us

There is something sublimely peaceful about standing beside a Montana river, watching the water flow through the landscape, seeing mountains in the distance, trees surrounding the banks, and hearing the sound of rushing water filling the air. For…

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The Match That Turned One Gift into a Movement

How ten years of trust and a donor advised fund helped build a bike park fifteen years in the making

Safety First: Bikefill is a Closed Construction ZoneFor 15 years, Gallatin Valley Land Trust (GVLT) and the City of Bozeman had envisioned Bikefill, a world-class community bike park just north of Bozeman. Over fifteen years, that vision became…

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Not a Hunter

When I was asked to write about hunting, I responded with “Not a hunter.” Rather curt and final. Yet, upon reflection, I realized I had hunting stories, because I had been on hunting trips with friends, participated to some…

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Artist Bio

November Cover Artist: Liv Larsen

Liv Larsen is a Norwegian-American artist based in Bozeman, Montana. Her work explores the intimate relationship between nature, imagination, and the emotional landscapes of human experience. Raised among the forests and wooded coastlines of…

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Dining

Storm Castle Cafe

From humble beginnings as a catering operation, a search for the right kitchen led Scott Peterson and Nicole Warner to a breakfast-and-lunch spot that quickly found its place in the Bozeman community. Since opening in 2010, Storm Castle Cafe has…

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Living Local

Giving Thanks for Bozeman

Welcome to November. A time of giving thanks. A time when Americans roast a bird (or facsimile), bake some sweet potatoes, and valiantly try to make cranberries taste better.Like the Fourth of July, Thanksgiving is truly an all-American holiday. It…

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The Masonic Movement in Montana

When white men moved into Montana in the early 1860s in pursuit of gold and new opportunities, Freemasons were among their ranks and would leave their mark on the history of the Treasure State.Freemasons are members of one of the world’s oldest…

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Here Comes The Wind Again

The wind in Livingston is to be reckoned with. Often called the state’s “wind capital,” Livingston experiences high winds due to a “mountain gap wind” created as air funnels between the Absaroka, Bridger, and Gallatin…

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Music
Real Estate
Letter From the Editor

Montana Values

As a kid growing up in Montana, I heard the phrase ‘Montana values’ what seems like a million times—on political ads, in conversations... it just really came from everywhere. But Montana values are a lot more than buzzwords, and…

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Historic Bozeman

Thomas Edison in Bozeman, Montana

At the Gallatin History Museum, one never knows exactly what to expect when opening a bag of donated items. The museum’s mission focuses geographically on Gallatin County and southwest Montana, but a random variety of objects from exotic places…

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Opinion
Screen & Stage
What's Your Beef?
Top 10 List

Top 10 Things Montana Rivers Have Given Us

There is something sublimely peaceful about standing beside a Montana river, watching the water flow through the landscape, seeing mountains in the distance, trees surrounding the banks, and hearing the sound of rushing water filling the air. For…

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Astrology

Open Doors Astrology November 2026 Forecast

ARIES (Mar 21–Apr 19) The 9th’s New Moon brings financial turnaround—something to be thankful for before the turkey hits the table. A green-light and Malachite prosperity visualization will give the Universe your new forwarding…

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