May Cover Artist: Ryley Enich

Ryley Enich is a designer, outdoor enthusiast and artist. His work, a reflection of where he feels most happy, largely depicts scenes from mountain hikes, pristine streams or alpine lakes. He is a native Missoulian and Bozeman area transplant, and…

Sitting Around the Table with Jacob Rountree

Missy Glenn

Mid-April, I had the opportunity to sit down with Jacob Rountree, an up-and-coming singer-songwriter who has been building momentum in the Pacific Northwest, particularly in Bozeman, over the last five years. Jacob won Bozeman Magazine’s…

Celebrating the Genius of the Grateful Dead: Cornell ‘77

On a cold, blustery, wet Mother’s Day evening in Ithaca, New York, thousands of fans waited impatiently for the doors to open to Barton Hall, a low-slung brick building on the campus of Cornell University. Inside, the Grateful Dead were poised…

Vigilante Music Festival

In May 1863, a group of prospectors were headed toward the Yellowstone River and instead came upon a party of the Crow tribe and was forced to return to Bannack. On May 26, 1863, Bill Fairweather and Henry Edgar discovered gold near Alder Creek. The…

The Music You Love this Spring & Summer with Your Bozeman Symphony Orchestra

Abby Bradford

If you have not had the opportunity to enjoy the Bozeman Symphony Orchestra’s 2021/22 concert season, now is your chance! This spring and summer, the Symphony will perform its most iconic and popular performances yet with Beethoven’s…

Threads of History: The Gallatin County Tapestry Project

Kelly Hartman

Last summer, the Gallatin History Museum debuted an exhibit showcasing 35 hand embroidered panels. Each panel gave a brief glimpse of the history that shaped Gallatin County, and each was completed by a current or former Gallatin County resident…