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Fri. Oct. 23 5:30-10pm

Anderson School Presents: Haunted Camp Cottonwood

Anderson Red Schoolhouse 10030 Cottonwood Rd, Bozeman | General Admission: $10/personFast Pass (skip the regular line): $25/personSkip the Line Entirely: $40/person

Nightlife

Fri. Nov. 6 8-11pm

BPS Ghost Walking Tours

Court Hours Corner of 3rd and Main Street, Bozeman | 10 a person and more details on tickets on website | All Ages

Education

Fri. Oct. 23 7-8pm

Haunted History Tours

Gallatin History Museum 317 W Main, Bozeman | $20 | 16+, no exceptions.

Music

Fri. Oct. 30 6-9pm

Pour & Gore: A Haunted Masquerade

Museum of the Rockies 600 West Kagy Boulevard, Bozeman | $30/member, $35/non-member | Age 21+

Nightlife

Sat. Oct. 31 4pm

Nightmares on the Boardwalk

Virginia City Montana 210 Wallace Street, Virginia City | FREE | Kid friendly until sunset. After dark, we turn the terrors loose

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A Walk Back in Time: Explore Montana’s Gold Rush Towns

Tue. Jan. 17th, 2017 | Sarah Cairoli

When the residents of Bannack elected Henry Plummer to the position of Sheriff in May 1863, they knew virtually nothing about him. They did not know that he had been convicted of murder and done time in San Quentin prison. They did not know that he…

A Couple Montana Ghost Towns within Haunting Distance of Bozeman

Mon. Oct. 2nd, 2017 | James Thull

Montana and the Western United States are littered with Ghost Towns. Some, like the nearby Virginia City, have been partially restored and turned into a mix of tourist trap and living history museum; others remain in their various states of disrepair…

Top 10 Montana’s Most Haunted

Mon. Oct. 1st, 2018 | Sarah Cairoli

Bozeman Paranormal Society is a historical ghost investigation group composed of people who are very passionate about the paranormal. BPS investigates reports of paranormal activity using cameras and more technical equipment, like ghost boxes which…

News

Anderson Haunted House: Forest of Terror

Mon. Sep. 16th, 2019

Theater at the Museum of the Rockies

Tue. Oct. 1st, 2019 | Kevin Brustuen

People don’t generally think of a museum as a venue for live theater. In the case of the Museum of the Rockies, for instance, people usually think of dinosaurs, Native American artifacts, and some pioneer-era exhibit pieces. However, this fall…