Recreation

Most Days Bozeman’s Gotta Dance

Wed. Feb. 1st, 2012

As Bozemanites, we pride ourselves on combining our outdoor playground with a thriving urban culture. Think art, music, theatre. Take a closer look and you’ll also find a vibrant social dance scene. That’s what Baltimore native Linda…

The Alternative Wellness Epicurean M-mmmmMeditation: Four Bozeman Offerings for Getting off Your Butt and Onto the Cushion

Sat. Dec. 31st, 2011

By the time this issue hits the stands, millions of New Year’s resolutions will have been made (and probably more than a few already broken!) A popular resolution for those interested in becoming healthier, less stressed and more serene is to…

A Love Song for West Yellowstone

Sat. Dec. 31st, 2011

During the last week of November, I came down with a severe case of cabin fever. Lacking the time to flee for an extended get-away, I decided instead to plan a day trip to somewhere, anywhere awesome. When discussing this notion with my ever-helpful…

Cold Smoke Awards

Sat. Dec. 31st, 2011

The Cold Smoke Awards celebrates winter culture by creating a space for innovative artists, dedicated athletes, and those inspired by life in the mountains. This is a diverse festival committed to fostering up and coming talent, as well as showcasing…

Adventures in Spandex and Pink Shorts

Fri. Dec. 2nd, 2011

When I first moved to Bozeman in the fall of 2009, I hiked up a mountain to a giant letter “M” wearing black spandex pants and jarringly pink running shorts. I can’t even claim that it seemed like a good idea at the time. It went like this. I…

Bozeman Boxing Champ Encourages Local Involvement

Fri. Dec. 2nd, 2011

Bozemanite Amy Sowers is currently the best American female boxer in her 106 lb. flylight division. She earned that title this past March in Colorado Springs, CO. She is a soft spoken, charismatic, determined, and empowering woman. Her motivation and…

Free Fitness and Frosty Fun

Thu. Dec. 1st, 2011

On a budget? Looking to boost vitamin D and oxygen levels this winter? Need a break? Consider the following and you’ll discover you’re in the right place for some frugal frolics when the forecast is freezing. Numbers regarding sunny days in…

A Ski Bum’s Life – A Success Story

Thu. Dec. 1st, 2011

What is the first thing to come to mind when you hear “bum”? A down and out, dirty wino, warming his hands over a burning barrel, searching for the next meal and hoping to find shelter wherever he can? Often we hear “bum” to…

What is Side Country Skiing, and How Does it Affect Me?

Thu. Dec. 1st, 2011

Sidecountry Skiing = Backcountry Skiing Sidecountry is defined as out-of-bounds, backcountry terrain that is accessed from a ski area. The close proximity to a ski area makes accessing these areas easier, but does not provide any safety as there is…

Backcountry Skiing Essentials

Mon. Oct. 31st, 2011

I’ve never been caught in an avalanche. And luckily I’ve never had to dig anyone out. But I’ve known several people who have taken the unsolicited ride on a slab avalanche. One tragically lost his life. Living in a town like…

Why Oh Why Would you Fish in Winter?

Mon. Oct. 31st, 2011

Since this will be the last article I pen for the season I thought it appropriate to take a little look forward to the next few months when so many anglers across the area will be retiring their fishing gear until next spring. Now, I’m not one of…

Local Ski Programs For All Ages and Abilities

Mon. Oct. 31st, 2011

No matter where you ski, or your ability, there is a ski program at our local resorts for you. Bohart Moonlight, Big Sky and Bridger all offer programs for any type of skier, competitive and noncompetitive. If you are looking to improve you race…

The Changing of the Guard: In Search of Big Browns

Fri. Sep. 30th, 2011

With summer waning as mornings get crisper and cooler and days shorter, it brings me around to one of my favorite times of the year, fall. Fall conjures up images of overcast drizzly days and Blue Winged Olives buzzing around the back eddies of your…

So You Want to Learn to Fly Fish…

Thu. Sep. 1st, 2011

I figured with the beautiful summer weather we’re experiencing in Montana (after 8 plus months of winter that it seems like we just got done with) it might be nice to pen a little article for all of the residents of the Bozeman area who haven’t…

Bozeman Slacklining Club

Sun. Jul. 31st, 2011

It all started in Yosemite, circa 1970, the climbers who frequented the area discovered a past time that not only improved their balance and strength, but pushed their limits to the very edge. Slacklining is often confused with tightrope walking, but…

Take Your Kids Fishing

Sun. Jul. 31st, 2011

There aren’t not a whole lot of mantras that I follow in my fishing pursuits, after all what makes fishing fun is always learning something new and trying out things that you think others might not have. But when it comes to getting a young kid…

Oh No, the Fishing Has All Gone to Carp

Fri. Jul. 1st, 2011

So for those of you who pay attention to my ramblings from time to time, you’ve surely heard me tout the wonderful golden exotic treasure that is only so fittingly named the Common Carp. Every year when it starts to get a little warmer outside…

The Salmonfly Hatch: More than Myth and Lore

Wed. Jun. 1st, 2011

For many fishermen around the world the famous Montana Salmonfly hatch is as much about myth and lore as it is about actually getting a chance to fish “The Hatch.” Many will spend a lifetime dreaming and reading up on the hatch only to travel…

10 Bozeman Summer Activities

Wed. Jun. 1st, 2011

If you are new to the area, visiting or maybe you have lived here for years but don’t know what types of activities are available, here are 10 fabulous Bozeman area outdoor activities to check out this summer. 1. Farmers’ Markets –…

Saddle Sore No More

Wed. Jun. 1st, 2011

Tips to making your bike more enjoyable to ride We all know the feeling: you’ve got the perfect bike, whether old or new, that you absolutely love. It’s just what you want, except one thing. It doesn’t feel quite right. It nags you when you…

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Every Tuesday until Aug. 29, 12:15pm; Every Tuesday until Oct. 31, 12:15pm; Every Tuesday until Dec. 26, 12:15-1pm; Every Tuesday until Dec. 17, 12:15pm; Every Tuesday until Dec. 30, 12:15pm; Every Tuesday until Jan. 27, 12:15-1pm; Every Tuesday until Feb. 2 2027, 12:15-1pm

Bozeman Public Library 626 East Main Street, Bozeman

Join certified yoga instructor Sara Clary for a gentle 45-minute flow.

Gyrokinesis - An Introduction

Every Thursday until Oct. 30, 12:15-1pm; Every Thursday until Nov. 20, 12:15-1pm; Every Thursday until Dec. 18, 12:15-1pm; Every Thursday until Feb. 26, 12:15-1pm; Every Thursday until Feb. 4 2027, 12:15-1pm

Bozeman Public Library 626 East Main Street, Bozeman

Discover the joy of movement in this gentle, seated class led by certified instructor Erin Groth, and designed to support spinal health, body awareness, and overall well-being.

Game Night Live Trivia

Every Tuesday until Dec. 29, 6-8pm

Outlaw Brewing 2876 N 27th, Bozeman

Our games are free to play and are for everyone who likes to play games and win prizes!

Way to Grow! Houseplant Basics

Sat. Sep. 26 1-2pm

Phoenix Garden Center 1770 Cobb Hill Road, Bozeman

FREE class about indoor plant care! Perfect information session for beginning & intermediate plant parents. Get hot tips to keep your house plants healthy & happy!

BPS Ghost Walking Tours

Sat. Aug. 29 8-11pm

Court Hours Corner of 3rd and Main Street, Bozeman

Join Bozeman Paranormal on our annual ghost walking tours. learn about the colorful haunted history of Bozeman.

Show and Tell

Fri. Sep. 4 7-9pm

Studio Wheelhouse 10 Evergreen Dr Ste B, Bozeman

Join The Bozeman Poetry Collective for show and tell. Bring your poems, paintings, songs, a new recipe, a cool rock you found! This is our most open format open mic. See you there!