Farmers' markets return to whet local appetites

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Farmers’ markets return to whet local appetites
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t’s become a bit of a tradition for share in a fun-filled community environment! enjoy the view of the Yellowstone River and locally grown produce to market, display and
us to announce the region’s sum- It features fresh produce from local farmers, the Absaroka Mountain Range while listen- sell their goods to promote economic well-
mer markets – and the time has arts & crafts, nonprofit booths, live music, ing to live music. As always, admission is free. being and support the development of home-
come once again! Farmers’ mar- children’s activities, and a plethora of dinner Kicking off its 10th anniversary season, based businesses. Please note: there will be no
ket season kicks off this month in options. Grab some groceries, get that gift the Big Sky Farmers Marketwill be held market on July 21st during the Big Sky Country
Bozeman and the surrounding made locally for your friend’s upcoming Wednesdays, June 6th through September State Fair.
communities. Here’s a look at the local mar- birthday, learn something new about one of 26th at Town Center’s Fire Pit Park from And last but certainly not least, the
kets where you can find garden-fresh pro- the amazing nonprofits in town, and hang 5–8pm. Come see 90 vendors featuring fresh Belgrade Community Marketreturns to
duce, awesome food, novelty items, live enter- out with friends and family – all without produce, herbs, plants, flowers, baked goods, Lewis & Clark Park for its second annual
tainment, family fun, and so, somuch more! having to cook dinner! art, jewelry, and clothing, as well as Montana summer series, Thursdays, July 5th through
Bogert Farmers’ Market– voted Western Sustainability Exchange’s Made products like antler art, woodworking, September 6th from 4–7pm. The region’s
2018’s ‘Best Local Event’ – will run Livingston Farmers Marketcontinues to and so much more. newest market provides a venue for home-
Tuesdays, June 5th through September 25th. be held Wednesdays, June 6th through The original Gallatin Valley Farmers’ made, handmade, and homegrown vendors
Market hours are from 5–8pm under the September 19th from 4:30–7:30pm in Miles Marketwill be held Saturdays, June 16th to sell their local products. The weekly event,
pavilion in Bogert Park on S Church Ave. in Band Shell Park. This destination event will through September 8th from 9am–12pm at expanded for 2018, will also provide the
Bozeman. Bogert Farmers’ Market is dedicat- have locally grown produce and meat, baked the Gallatin County Fairgrounds in community with a fun, family friendly setting
ed to the promotion of local growers, arti- goods, prepared foods, beer, and local arts, Bozeman. Serving the community for more to buy produce and local goods from their
sans, crafters, musicians, nonprofits, small crafts, and jewelry. It’s a great place to come than four decades, the Gallatin Valley neighbors.
businesses, and culinary artists. The Bogert for dinner and socialize, stock up on locally Farmers’ Market provides an opportunity Be sure to attend one of these awesome
Farmers’ Market is a place for families and grown foods, shop from local artisans, learn and location for hundreds of local vendors of weekly events this summer to support your
friends to gather, socialize, support local, and about community resources, or just relax and homemade food, handmade crafts, and fellow citizens! •
Contents
Art . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2A
Community . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3A
Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-5A
Community . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6A
Film . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7A
The Arts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8A
EcoZone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2B
RollingZone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .C
EndZone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .D Guitar Show / Sales / Remodel BZN International Film Festival New Exhibit: GUITAR
Music Villa Celebration MSU & Downtown theaters Museum of the Rockies
Bi$Zone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4D
June 8 & 9 June 7 - 10 Open Now thru Sept. 9
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Livingston Depot hosts Barbara Van Cleve artist’s reception BZN International Film Festival rocks sports!
& book signing
The Livingston Depot Museum the viewer a sense of the West’s presents “The Livingston Depot
will host a FREE public reception vibrant personalities and real spirit. in History and Architecture,”
Friday, June 15th at 5:30pm in con- The Pure Quillexhibition was gener- “Film in Montana: Moviemaking
nection with its special exhibit, ated by the Sweet Grass Arts under the Big Sky,”and “Dude
“Pure Quill: The Photographs Alliance in Big Timber, under the Ranches & Romancing the West,”
of Barbara Van Cleve.”Van auspices of the Montana Art Gallery examining how the national
Cleve will speak about her photogra- Directors Association, and will tour park contributed to early eco-
phy and sign books, and light participating Montana galleries tourism and how dude ranch-
refreshments will be served. through next year. ing romanticizes, reflects, and
“Barbara’s works are not just The Depot will also host other shapes the region.
well-taken photos but a captivating events during the summer including Operated by the
insight into a rich Montana legacy the Festival of the Arts, July Livingston Depot Foundation
and the Western experience,” said 2nd–4th, and the Roundhouse and located at 200 West Park,
Depot Museum Director Laura Roundup on Thursday, July 19th. the Depot is open Monday
McCarthy Cota. This year, the Depot Museum through Saturday from
The expression “pure quill,” in exhibits are open through 10am–5pm and Sunday from
the language of the West, means September 23rd. The Depot’s popu- 1–5pm. There is a nominal
“authentic; real, through and lar ongoing main exhibit “Rails admission, and group visits
through,” and Van Cleve’s photos Across the Rockies: A Century of People are also welcome by special
lend the expression a vivid authen- and Places”introduces visitors to the arrangement. Additional
ticity that spans years. Born and rich history of railroading in information can be obtained
raised on a working cattle and horse Montana. It pays special attention to by contacting the Depot
Early Summer Evening –Barbara Vancleve
ranch in Montana’s Crazy the Northern Pacific and its central office at [phone] or visiting
Mountains, Van Cleve has focused role in the opening of Yellowstone, www.livingstondepot.org. •
her lens across decades on the land, America’s first national park,
people, and animals that animate it. through Livingston beginning in the
In bold compositions and captivat- 1880s. In addition to its main and SLAM Summer Fest seeking volunteers
ing textures, her photographs give special exhibit, the museum also
The 2018 Summer SLAM Libations garden. and art education in a manner that
Festivalwill return to Bozeman’s But before the fun can begin, enriches and involves the communi-
Downtown Art Walks Bogert Park, Saturday and Sunday, SLAM is seeking volunteersto offer ty. SLAM hosts events to showcase
August 4th–5th for its eighth annual their time and talents to help ensure the artistic talent of Montana resi-
reconvene in Bozeman & event. Artists from around the state the summer festival is a success for dents, funds scholarships to commu-
in all mediums will be exhibiting everyone involved! Those interested nity members seeking education in
Livingston their work while performers grace can log on to www.slamfesti- the arts, and spearheads community
the stage for two days of fabulous vals.organd click on ‘Volunteer’ to art installations. Artist participation
Montana entertainment. Delicious peruse the shift schedule and sign- in SLAM festivals is open only to
The Downtown Bozeman First Security Bank, US Bank, culinary options will be available for up based on individual interests. Montanans, but everyone is wel-
Association, downtown art galleries Soroptimist Park and the Emerson. your enjoyment, along with a selec- SLAM (Support Local Artists & come to attend, experience, and
and retailers, and the Emerson Art Walk maps are available at tion of Montana-made spirits and Musicians) is a nonprofit organiza- support the talents of our fantastic
Center for the Arts & Culture are www.downtownbozeman.org brews for patrons 21+ in the SLAM tion dedicated to promoting arts artist community. •
proud to present this summer’s and participating businesses and gal-
Downtown Bozeman Art Walks. leries. The Art Walks are FREE,
The Art Walks occur on the second open to the public, and will go on
Friday of the month from 6–8pm, rain or shine. Emerson’s upcoming music-centric
June through September, and again But Bozeman doesn’t get to have
in December for the “Winter” Art all the fun! Livingston Art Walks
exhibit seeks artist submissions
Walk. Upcoming dates are June 8th, are part gallery tour and part social
July 13th, August 10th, September gathering. An eclectic array of
14th, and December 14th. locals, out-of-towners, and random The Emerson Center for the Arts that speaks to us no matter the 17th. Musically-influenced 2D & 3D
Participating businesses and gal- art enthusiasts arrive in hordes to & Culture has announced a Call genre generation or geography. art of all medias accepted. For com-
leries generally feature artists’ open- check out what’s hanging on the for Artin anticipation of its Music can inform us, console us, plete details and application, please
ings and receptions during the event walls and who’s who. Livingston Art upcoming exhibit, “AMPLIFIED and most of all inspire us. The visit www.theemerson.org/call-
The Best of Bozeman just wrapped its 2018 survey, but Backcountry’s menu is composed of Montana raised beef and order by the slice – the menu offers something for every pizza
and often provide complimentary Walks are held the fourth Friday of the Art of Music,”to be on dis- Emerson is hosting a juried group for-art.
that means you’ve got an entire year to try out – or continue bison, local potatoes, and Montana flour baked fresh into each lover’s palate.
hors d’oeuvres and refreshments. every month from 5:30–8:30pm, play August 10th through exhibition with intent to make visi- Located at 111 S Grand Ave.,
enjoying – all the winners. Here’s a look at just a few of the delicious bun. Time to trade in the old wheels. Ressler Motorsis
While you stroll from place to place, June through September. Upcoming September 3rd. ble the unique power of music. the Emerson Center for the Arts &
area favorites. It’s past curfew and you’re ravenous. Drop into Bozeman’s Best Car Dealerand also won Best Automotive Repair.
you will also be able to enjoy live dates are June 22nd, July 27th, Music is the most commonly Artists of all mediums and musical Culture serves as a primary resource
Bozemanites love their morning jolt! Bozeman’s Best Coffee Tarantino’s Pizzeriafor the Best Late Night Grub. The pizza Additionally, the dealership’s Quick Lube service took Best Oil
jazz and rock music played by young August 24th, and September 28th. embraced art form. People from preference are encouraged to apply. for the arts, arts education, and cul-
Hutis Higher Ground Coffee for a Cause. Serving hot and spot is located off Main and Rouse, open until 3am on the Changefor just that – plus filter replacements, tire rotations,
musicians from the area. You can Please visit www.livingston- every continent on earth have been Show how the beat of your drum tural activities in Southwest
cold coffee drinks using beans from local roasters, the hut on weekends. Pick your specialty pie, build your own, or transmission and radiator flushes, and a host of other services.
find these artists, ensembles, and chamber.comfor further event influenced by music at some point in inspires the stroke of your brush! Montana. Learn more at the afore-
North 7th also features delicious breakfast burritos, provides a Guys: splurge on some new duds from Revolvr
bands at rotating locations including information. • their life. It is a universal language Submissions are due by Sunday, June mentioned website. •
vocational training program for area youth, and helps support Menswear, the fresh pick for Best Clothing Store. Quality denim,
the adjacent Fork & Spoon restaurant. shirting, footwear, and accessories for men abound at this down-
Perhaps coffee isn’t quite your cup of tea. Townshend’s town retailer, also winners of Best Place for Gifts for Him.
Bozeman Teahouseis your pick for Best Teahouse. The Does man’s best friend need one of its own? Adopt a broth-
Downtown Bozeman spot is a fun place to relax over a chai or er or sister! Best NonprofitHeart of the Valleyworks to com-
bubble tea brewed from scratch. They also host live music and passionately shelter the lost and surrendered pets of Gallatin
game nights periodically. and Madison valleys, and to enhance the lives of people and
What’s for lunch? Bozeman’s Best Burgerwent to the newly companion animals through pet adoption and education.
opened Backcountry Burger Bar. The downtown burger For a complete list of the 2018 Best of Bozeman winners,
joint also won this year’s prize for Best New Restaurant. visit www.thebestofbozeman.com. •
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BZN International Film Festival rocks sports!
Join James Redford and Jeff raise awareness for local Veterans. a dynamic post-film discussion with ERA Landmark, (8 East Main the full lineup of films and associat-
Bridges for BZN’s inaugural Ken Burns’ Not for Ourselves filmmaker and activist (and Street). Please visit the website to see ed Festival Conversations. •
International Film Festival, June Alone(the story of Elizabeth Cady Bozemanite) Christi Cooper.
7th–10th in Bozeman. Enjoy 63 fab- Stanton and Susan B. Anthony) will Festival Conversations will exam-
ulous films and provocative Festival screen at the ine a variety of sub-
Conversations with 33 attending Procrastinator jects tied to the films Discovery Walk GUITAR: The Instrument
filmmakers. Participate in a pitching Theater on the presented. Topics 1 9:30am Cherry River 2 That Rocked the World
seminar with nationally recognized Montana State include discussions of Bug’s World10 am CMB 8 am MoR
indie filmmaking platform Seed & University campus sexuality and gender Violent Universe – & 2pm Kiwanis FREE Sandbox
Spark. Passholder discounts are Friday, June 8th. identity, familial rela- 11 am MoR 9 am Gallatin County Regional Park
offered at many hotels, restaurants No pass is tionships, and world- Secret of the Cardboard Rocket1 Running Lungs Race
and shops. required for this wide and local envi- 2 pm MoR 9:30am Lindley Park
Films include documentary fea- Emmy Award- ronmental efforts. The Faster / Light – & 4pm 1 pm MOR 2018 Discovery Walk – Wildflower
tures and narratives, shorts, anima- winning documen- Conversations will also The Big Sky Tonight3 pm MoR Walk9:30am Drinking Horse Trail
tions and experimental work. On tary, nor for The spotlight female entre- 2018 North Side Summer Stroll Its a Bug’s World
the docket is a film from Venezuela, Long Shadow, in preneurs in Bozeman, 4 pm Treeline Coffee Roasters 10 am Children’s Museum
Pokémon Club4:30pm Library U.S. Geological Survey Open House
Nos Llaman Guerreras. In a which filmmaker and will invite film-
Claudia Williams 10 am USGS Northern Rocky Mountain
country torn apart by political and Frances Causey makers and festival-
5:30pm Kountry Korner Café Living History Day
economic upheaval, a team of investigates the goers to participate in
The Woodpile6 pmWild Joe*s Coffee 10 am Yellowstone Gateway Museum
young women finds refuge in a roots of racism. a pitching seminar
Montana Manouche 6 pmUncorked Books & Babies 10 am Library
sport that rises above their personal Be sure to Beth Ann Kennedy sponsored by national- Jim Averitt & Chelsea Hunt Kids Chess Club10 am Boz. Library
poverty and gendered social status. check out the Free ly recognized inde-
Artistic Managing director 6:30pm Baxter Hotel Bozeman’s Historic Main Street
Mokshafollows three Nepali Family Night pendent filmmaking
Corb Lund7 pm Pine Creek Lodge Walking Tour10 am Soroptimist Park
women who have dedicated their (Saturday, June 9th). Young children platform Seed & Spark.
Jazz Night7 pm Red Tractor Pizza GUITAR Family Day10 am MoR
lives to spreading the joy that will enjoy Kidflix, a curated film Films will screen at multiple Neil Filo Beddow Violent Universe – & 2pm 11 am MoR
mountain biking can bring to block from the New York City MSU venues, in the Museum of the 7 pm Norris Hot 6th Annual Pig Pickin’
women across the Himalayas. The International Children’s Film Rockies’ Hager Auditorium, and Bozeman’s Dark Side Walking Tour 12 pm Willie’s Distillery – Ennis
short documentary 7 Emirates in downtown at the newly 7 pm Western Cafe Silly Moose Improv 3 pm Verge
24 Hoursdocuments five cyclists renovated Rialto Breathing Our Freedom w/ Tempel Canyon Collected Bluegrass5:30pm
from five different countries, Bozeman, the Emerson Smith7 pmBozeman Dharma Center Follow Yer’ Nose BBQ – Emigrant
including one female, who took Center’s Crawford The Boys Next Door Bob Britten
upon the challenge of cycling all Theater, the Ellen 7:30pm Kaleidoscope Playhouse 5:30pm Kountry Korner Café
over the 7 Emirates of UAE in less Theatre and the Willson Summer Western Series 2018 Peter King5:30pm Katabatic Brewing
than 24 hours. Auditorium. 7:30pm The Ellen Theatre Open Mic Night
Kim Swimstells the inspiring Passes are now on Andrew Gromiller and the 6 pm Wild Joe*s Coffee
story of an accomplished open sale at www.bozeman- Organically Grown8 pm Office Mathias6 pm Corx Wine & Cheese
water swimmer’s attempt to become filmcelebration.com. Quinlan Conley and the I-90 Blues Edis Kittrell6:30pm Baxter Hotel
the first woman to swim 30 miles Three tiers – Bridger 8 pm The Attic – Livingston Aran Buzzas
through a stretch of cold, rough Peak, Hyalite Peak, The Most Unknown8 pm The Rialto 7 pm Norris Hot Springs
and shark-inhabited waters off the and Gallatin Peak – Holding for Hux9 pm Eagles Bar Bozeman’s Drinking History Walking
Milton Menasco & The Big Fiasco Tour7 pm Soroptimist Park
San Francisco coast. As tradition offer passholders a
9 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon Permafunk7 pm Red Tractor Pizza
and modernity collide high on the variety of events
Bluebelly Junction9 pm Sac Bar – Boys Next Door
Tibetan plateau, the nomads of throughout the Festival
Christy Hays9 pm Murray Bar – 7:30pm Kaleidoscope Playhouse
Ritomahave a new passion – bas- and guarantee entry to
Mach One Music9 pm JR’s Lounge Matt Flinner Trio8:30pm The Rialto
ketball. Leaving their old way of life all screenings, depending
Moonlight Productions Bassment Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Eagles Bar
behind, they battle to keep their upon space. Bozeman
Session9 pmZebra Cocktail Lounge Milton Menasco & The Big Fiasco
culture alive while embracing the residents can purchase
Green Partridge10 pm Haufbrau 9 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon
modern world. Montana Vets, passes at a discount at
Sneaky Pete & The Secret Sugar Daddies
Montana Waterstook 24 Old Main Gallery. Weapons 10 pm Filling Station 9 pm Sacajawea Bar – 3 Forks
Veterans on an all-inclusive fly fish- Passes and Magpies w/ Sasha Bell Band & Tiny Red Glow Buffalo9 pmMurray Bar –
ing trip on Montana’s Big Hole Festival. Afterwards, youth and tickets for single 10:15pm Top Hat – Missoula Mach One Music9 pm JR’s Lounge &
River with The Complete Fly Fisher adults are invited to a preview of screenings ($12) will be available for Goldfish Races10:30pm Karaoke9:30pm Bale of Hay Saloon –
lodge; they created this film to help Youth V Gov.and to participate in pick-up the week of the Festival at Bale of Hay Saloon – Virginia City Jillian Holzbauer10 pm Haufbrau
Enjoy these ‘Best of Bozeman’ victors all year long!
The Best of Bozeman just port the adjacent Fork & Spoon Backcountry’s menu is composed of something for every pizza lover’s sories for men abound at this down-
wrapped its 2018 survey, but restaurant. Montana raised beef and bison, palate. town retailer, also winners of Best
that means you’ve got an entire year Perhaps coffee isn’t quite your local potatoes, and Montana flour Time to trade in the old wheels. Place for Gifts for Him.
to try out – or continue enjoying – cup of tea. Townshend’s baked fresh into each delicious bun. Ressler Motorsis Bozeman’s Best Does man’s best friend need one
all the winners. Here’s a look at just Bozeman Teahouseis your pick It’s past curfew and you’re raven- Car Dealerand also won Best of its own? Adopt a brother or sister!
a few of the area favorites. for Best Teahouse. The Downtown ous. Drop into Tarantino’s Automotive Repair. Additionally, the Best NonprofitHeart of the Valley
Bozemanites love their morning Bozeman spot is a fun place to relax Pizzeriafor the Best Late Night Grub. dealership’s Quick Lube service took works to compassionately shelter the
jolt! Bozeman’s Best Coffee Hutis over a chai or bubble tea brewed The pizza spot is located off Main Best Oil Changefor just that – plus fil- lost and surrendered pets of Gallatin
Higher Ground Coffee for a from scratch. They also host live and Rouse, open until 3am on the ter replacements, tire rotations, and Madison valleys, and to enhance
Cause. Serving hot and cold coffee music and game nights periodically. weekends. Pick your specialty pie, transmission and radiator flushes, the lives of people and companion
drinks using beans from local roast- What’s for lunch? Bozeman’s Best build your own, or and a host of other services. animals through pet adoption and
ers, the hut on North 7th also fea- Burgerwent to the newly opened order by the slice – the menu offers Guys: splurge on some new duds education.
tures delicious breakfast burritos, Backcountry Burger Bar. The from Revolvr Menswear, the fresh For a complete list of the 2018
provides a vocational training pro- downtown burger joint also won this pick for Best Clothing Store. Quality Best of Bozeman winners, visit
gram for area youth, and helps sup- year’s prize for Best New Restaurant. denim, shirting, footwear, and acces- www.thebestofbozeman.com. •
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11 am Pine Creek Lodge Fork in the Road Food Truck GUITAR: The Instrument That Rocked Its a Bug’s World10 am CMB Museum GUITAR: The Instrument That Rocked
11 am Mountains Walking Brewery 10 am Museum of the Rockies the World8 am Museum of the Rockies Living History Farm10 am MoRockies the World8 am MoR
Bozeman’s Historic Bon Ton District Music Monday with Kate and Chet Its a Bug’s World A Photon’s Journey10 am MOR Discovery w/ Baby 9 am Peets Hill
Walking Tour1 pm Story Mansion 11 am Children’s Museum 10 am Children’s Museum Sensational Babies10 am MoR Its a Bug’s World10 am CMB
Howard Beall & The Fake News Violent Universe – & 2pm 11 am MoR Living History Farm10 am MoRockies Little Ones Storytime– & 11:15AM Books & Babies – & 1pm 10 am Library
1 pm Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot Secret of the Cardboard Rocket A Photon’s Journey10 am MOR 10:15am Bozeman Public Library Living History Farm10 am MoR
Fan Mountain Frog Dogs 12 pm MoR Fork in the Road Food Truck Violent Universe– & 2pm 11 am MOR A Photon’s Journey10 am MoR
2 pm Willie’s Distillery – Ennis Faster Than Light– & 4pm 1 pm MoR 10 am Museum of the Rockies Secret of the Cardboard Rocket Baby Bistro11 am Library
Sunday FUNDay Fork & Spoon Open STEAMlab Hours3 pm CMB 2018 Discovery Walk – Walk with a 12 pm MOR Planetarium Violent Universe– & 2pm 11 am MoR
2 pm Bozeman Brewing Co. The Big Sky Tonight3 pm MoR Naturopathic Doctor11 am Peets Hill Faster Than Light4pm 1 pm MOR Secret - Cardboard Rocket12 pm MoR
Summer Series: Kids’ Classics 2018 LEGO Club3:45pm Library Violent Universe – & 2pm11 am MOR The Big Sky Tonight3 pm MOR Faster Than Light – & 4pm1 pm MoR
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Bridger Mountain Big Band 4:30pm Movie Lovers – Belgrade The Big Sky Tonight3 pm MOR Western Wednesday 4:30pm & Front Porch Pickin’ every Thursday
7 pm Eagles Bar Raising the Dead STEAMlab4 pm Children’s Museum 7 pm Movie Lovers – Belgrade 5:30pm Follow Yer’ Nose BBQ – Emigrant
Hemlock w/ Sevidemic, Life Has a 5 pm Top Hat – Missoula New Release Tuesday – A Wrinkle in Farmers Market5 pm Big Sky Town Overtime Sports 4 v 4 co-ed Cornhole
7 pm Filling Station Eryn Bent Time4:30pm Movie Lovers – Belgrade Vinyl Vortex5 pm MAP Brewing League6 pm MAP Brewing
MOTH7 pm Bozeman Hot Springs 5 pm Murray Bar – Livingston Beer for a Cause5 pm Katabatic Christy Hays and Tony Polecastro Open Builds6 pmBozeman Makerspace
Nathan North7 pm Norris Hot Springs Pints with Purpose: The Trust for Farmers’ Market5 pm Bogert Park 5 pm Bridger Brewing Bozeman Kiwanis FREE Sandbox
Canyon Collected Public Land5 pm Bridger Brewing Wings & Strings5 pm MAP Brewing 2018 Discovery Walk – Walk and Talk Project6 pm Gallatin County Regional
8 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon Bluegrass Jam Christy Hays5:30pm Bozeman Spirits Through History5:30pm Peets Hill Cooking Class6 pm Claudia’s Mesa
Haufbrau Open Mic Night 5:30pm Katabatic Brewing Company Rich Mayo Lean on Pete6 pm The Rialto 2018 Jordan World Circus
10 pm Haufbrau Josh Moore6 pm Outlaw Brewing 6 pm Kountry Korner Café Tom Georges’s Music6 pm Outlaw 7 pm Gallatin County Fairgrounds
Chelsea Hunt and Joe Knapp Author Event w/ Michelle Caffrey The Five 6 pm Uncorked Wine – Ripple7 pm The Mint Bar – Belgrade
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Mike Comstock Skull & guests6:30pm Zebra Cocktail Montana Wilderness Association free 7 pm Movie Lovers – Belgrade
6:30pm Red Tractor Pizza New Release Tuesday – A Wrinkle in lecture6:30pm Bozeman Library Slightly Stoopid with Stick Figure and
Family Movie Monday Time7 pm Movie Lovers – Belgrade The Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Pepper7 pm KettleHouse Amphitheater
7 pm Movie Lovers – Belgrade Lane Norberg Band7 pm Filling Station The Mutineers w/ Mario Miners Jr.
Monday Night Live Trivia!?!? 7 pm Bozeman Hot Springs BINGO7 pm American Legion – 7 pm Zebra Cocktail Lounge
8 pm Bozeman Taproom The Travelin’ Kind7 pm Murray Bar – Comedy Night Fruition7 pm Cannery District
Flaming Lips with B|_ank Larry Kiff7 pm Red Tractor Pizza 7:30pm Red Tractor Pizza Violent Delights7:30pmEagles Ballroom
8 pm KettleHouse Amphitheater Dirty Dozen Brass Band8 pmTop Hat – Wobble Wednesday8 pmZebra Cocktail Lee Calvin8 pm Murray Bar – Livingston
The Dirty Dozen Brass Band Sunrise Karaoke – Bar IX9 pm Bar IX Trivia Night8 pm Molly Brown The Hawthorne Roots w/ Kelly
8:30pm The Rialto The Lowest Pair Sunrise Karaoke8:30pm The 19th Hole Nicholson Band8:30pm Filling Station
Open Mic Night 10pm Haufbrau 9 pm Live From The Divide Open Mic Night10 pm Haufbrau Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Eagles Bar
Beau Houston10 pm Haufbrau
BZN International Film 2018 Summer Trails Its a Bug’s World BPW Networking Social 2018 Headwaters Country Jam
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the World8 am MoR Water Kids Walk with MOSS Faster Than Light –& 4pm 1 pm MOR 10 am Children’s Museum Its a Bug’s World10 am CMB Museum
Living History Farm10 am MoR 9:30am Sourdough Trail New Release Tuesday – Tiny Theater Tools & Tech with Dad: Maker Day Books & Babies– & 1pm 10 am Library
Brunch Live Music – Melissa Forrette Its a Bug’s World 12:30pm Movie Lovers – Belgrade 10 am Children’s Museum Living History Farm10 am MoRockies
11 am Pine Creek Lodge 10 am Children’s Museum Dinosaurs Under the Big Sky Exhibit Living History Farm10 am MoRockies A Photon’s Journey10 am MOR
Violent Universe– & 2pm 11 am MoR Camp Invention: Fast Forward Tour12:45pm MoR A Photon’s Journey10 am MOR Tours for Tots10 am MoRockies
Breakfast & Beer 10 am Children’s Museum Faster Than Light– & 4pm 1 pm MoR Fork in the Road Truck10 am MoR Fork in the Road Food Truck
11 am Mountains Walking Brewery Living History Farm The Big Sky Tonight3 pm MoR Sensational Babies10 am MoRockies 10 am Museum of the Rockies
Faster Than Light – & 4pm 1 pm MoR 10 am Museum of the Rockies Open STEAMlab Hours4 pm CMB Little Ones Storytime– & 11:15am Baby Bistro11 amBozeman Public Library
Sunday FUNDay – BAHA A Photon’s Journey10 am MoR New Release Tuesday – Tiny Theater 10:15am Bozeman Public Library Secret of the Cardboard Rocket12 pm
2 pm Bozeman Brewing Co. Make Your Own Recycled Guitar 4:30 & 7pm Movie Lovers – Belgrade Prospera Business Network Annual MOR Planetarium
Summer Series: Kids’ Classics 2018 10 am MoR Beer for a Cause Luncheon11 am Hilton Garden Inn Dinosaurs Under the Big Sky Exhibit
2 pm The Ellen Theatre Violent Universe – & 2pm 11 am MoR 5 pm Katabatic Brewing Company Violent Universe – & 2pm 11 am MOR Tour12:45pm Museum of the Rockies
Boys Next Door3 pm Kaleidoscope Secret of the Cardboard Rocket Farmers’ Market 5 pm Bogert Park Dinosaurs Under the Big Sky Exhibit Faster Than Light – & 4pm1 pm MOR
The Big Sky Tonight3 pm MoR 12 pm Museum of the Rockies Wings & Strings5 pm MAP Brewing Tour12:45pm Museum of the Rockies The Big Sky Tonight
Zach Hoffman4 pm MTN Walking Music on the Plaza12 pm MoR Josh Moore 5:30pm Bozeman Spirits Faster Than Light – & 4pm 1 pm MOR 3 pm MOR Planetarium
The Mighty Travis6 pmOutlaw Brewing Prequel to Wizard Wednesday Banking on Bitcoin 6 pm Unity Center Tours for Tots2 pm MoRockies Flag Day Dinner & Flag Retirement
Neil Filo Beddow6 pm MAP Brewing 12:30pm Movie Lovers – Belgrade Gallatin Valley Beekeepers Meeting The Big Sky Tonight3 pm MOR Ceremony5 pm Bozeman Elks Lodge
Lazy Owl String6 pmRed Tractor Pizza Dinosaurs Under the Big Sky Exhibit 6 pm Bozeman Public Library Minecraft Meetup3:45pm Library Amanda Stewart5:30pm Bozeman Spirits
Bridger MTN Big Band7 pm Eagles Tour12:45pm MoR Rich Mayo 6 pm Kountry Korner Café READ to a Dog4 pm Bozeman Library 2018 Discovery Walk – Wildflower Walk
Band of Drifters7 pm Bozeman Hot Faster Than Light – & 4pm 1 pm MoR 2018 Discovery Walk – Biking with Witch & Wizard Wed, – Tiny Theater 5:30pm East Gallatin Recreation Area
Tom Catmull 7 pm Norris Hot Springs Guided Tour of GUITAR1:45pm MoR Bob6 pm Gallatin Valley Land Trust 4:30 & 7 pm Movie Lovers – Belgrade Front Porch Pickin’ every Thursday
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4:30pm Miles Park – Livingston
Teka Brock 2 pm MoR Lecture: The American West Overtime Sports 4 v 4 co-ed Cornhole
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8 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon The Big Sky Tonight3 pm MoR 6 pm MoR League6 pm MAP Brewing
Vinyl Vortex5 pm MAP Brewing
Magic Sword / Best Korea LEGO Club3:45pm Bozeman Library Pickin’ Pear 7 pm Murray Bar Hunting Film Tour6 pm Emerson Center
Music & Mussels w/Walcrik
8 pm The Rialto Pint Night4 pm MAP Brewing Adam & Dave 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza Open Builds6 pm Bozeman Makerspace
5 pm Bridger Brewing
Haufbrau Open Mic Night Prequel to Wizard Wednesday Lang Termes7 pm Bozeman Taproom Contrasting Styles of Fred Willson
Fox & Bones6 pm Outlaw Brewing
10 pm Haufbrau 4:30 7 7pm Movie Lovers – Belgrade Sunrise Karaoke9 pm Bar IX Walking Tour 6 pm Story Mansion
The Five 6 pm Uncorked Wine – Liv.
Raising the Dead5 pm Top Hat – Dan Dubuque10 pm Haufbrau NightCare6 pm Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot
Johnny Dango6 pmGallatin Riverhouse
Carter Freeman5 pm Murray Bar – Giselle6:30pm Willson Auditorium
Josh Moore6 pm Mtn Walking Brewery
Pints w/ Purpose: National Parks Bridger Creek Boys7 pmRed Tractor
Little Big Horn6 pm Mo Rockies
Conservation Association Pizza
Dave Cofell at Lockhorn Cider House
5 pm Bridger Brewing Fox & Bones7 pm Bozeman Hot Springs
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Bluegrass Jam5:30pm Katabatic Krista Barnett 7 pm Mint Cafe – Belg.
Mike & Mike7 pm Red Tractor Pizza
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Dan Dubuque7 pm Bozeman Taproom
5:30pm Bozeman Spirits Distillery Shakespeare in the Parks – Othello
BINGO7 pm American Legion –
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The Leisure Seeker7:30pm The Ellen
Astronomy on Tap The 4onthefloor8 pm Filling Station Katherine Taylor & Friends8 pm Murray
6 pm Mountains Walking Brewery Shakespeare in the Parks – Othello Flatland Calvary w/ Ian Thomas & Band
Jacob Rountree 8 pm MSU Duck Pond of Drifters8:30pm The Rialto
6:30pm Red Tractor Wobble Wednesday8 pm Zebra Sunrise Karaoke9 pm Eagles Bar
Live Trivia!?!?8 pmBozeman Taproom Trivia Night8 pm Molly Brown Sol Seed9 pm Filling Station
Open Mic Night10 pm Haufbrau Sunrise Karaoke8:30pmThe 19th Hole Mathias10 pm Haufbrau
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Budwig & Caitlin Jemma Pint Night4 pmMAP Brewing Its a Bug’s World10 amCMB Dinosaurs Under the Big 10 am Bozeman Public Library
11 am Pine Creek Lodge Family Movie Monday – Tiny Theater Books & Babies– & 1pm 10 amLibrary Sky Exhibit Tour12:45pm MoR Living History Farm10 am MoR
Sunday FUNDay Leadership Montana 4:30 & 7 pm Movie Lovers – Belgrade Living History Farm10 am MoR Vinyl Vortex5 pm MAP Brewing Fork in the Road Food Truck10 amMoR
2 pm Bozeman Brewing Co. Shields Valley Farmers Market A Photon’s Journey10 am MoR Music & Mussels w/ Montana Rose Brunch Live Music – Matt Ridgeway &
The Boys Next Door3 pmKaleidoscope 4:30pm Holliday Park – Clyde Park Violent Universe –& 2pm 11 am MoR 5 pm Bridger Brewing Curt Warren11 am Pine Creek Lodge
The Big Sky Tonight3 pm MoR Pint and A Half5 pm Murray Bar – Secret of the Cardboard Rocket June Green Drinks5:30pm Bridgercare Soul Care Sunday11:30am The Rialto
Walking Tour: Ghosts of Bozeman’s Pints w/ Purpose: World Montana 12 pm MoR Aran Buzzas6 pm Outlaw Brewing Faster Than Light – & 4pm1 pm MoR
Past4 pm Sunset Hills Cemetery 5 pm Bridger Brewing Faster Than Light – & 4pm1 pm MoR 2018 Summer Education Series6 pm Notable Journey1 pm Wild Joe*s Coffee
Music on the Green w/ Ian Thomas & Bluegrass Jam5:30pm Katabatic The Big Sky Tonight3 pm MoR Montana Raptor Conservation Center Kids’ Classics2 pm The Ellen Theatre
Band of Drifters5 pm Library Forever Young Adult Book Club\ Open STEAMlab Hours4 pm CMB Brooke & Dawn6 pmWild Joe*s Coffee True West3 pm Blue Slipper Theatre
Jessica Lechner6 pm Outlaw Brewing 6 pm Country Bookshelf New Release Tuesday – Tiny Theater Dynamite Dads6 pm FunZone The Big Sky Tonight3 pm MoR
Mathias6 pm MAP Brewing Open Mic6 pm MtnWalking Brewery 4:30 & 7:30pm Movie Lovers – Belgrade Songwriter’s Guild6 pm Mtn Walking Marcedes Carroll6 pm Outlaw Brewing
Dan Dubuque6 pm Red Tractor Pizza Lang Termes6:30pm Red Tractor Pizza Beer for a Cause5 pm Katabatic Andy Irons: Kissed By God The Dirt Farmers6 pm Red Tractor Pizza
Bridger Mtn Big Band7 pm Eagles Bar Family Movie Monday – Tiny Theater Wings & Strings5 pm MAP Brewing 7:30pm The Ellen Theatre Bridger Mountain Big Band7 pm Eagles
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band7 pm Emerson 7 pm Movie Lovers – Belgrade Farmers’ Market5 pm Bogert Park Shakespeare in the Parks – Love’s Charlie Denison7 pm Bozeman Hot
Cole & The Thornes7 pmBozeman Hot Improv On The Verge Left for Dead5:30pm Bozeman Spirits Labour’s Lost8 pm MSU Duck Pond Christy Hays7 pm Pine Creek Lodge
Resonant Rogues7 pm Norris Hot 7 pm Verge Theatre Rich Mayo6 pm Kountry Korner Café Trivia Night8 pm Molly Brown Isle of Dogs7:30pm The Rialto
Bart Budwig & Caitlin Jemma Live Trivia!?!?8 pm Bozeman Taproom Aaron Banfield6 pm MAP Brewing Sunrise Karaoke 8:30pmThe 19th Hole Mighty Big Jim & The Tall Boys
7 pm Murray Bar – Livingston Pseudo w/ Breakup Haircuts & Death Peter King7 pm Bozeman Taproom Prissy Whip, Lovedarts, Geimhreadh 8 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon
Particle8:30pm Filling Station Trophy8 pm Whistle Pig Korean Sunrise Karaoke – Bar IX9 pm Bar IX 9 pm Zebra Cocktail Lounge Blackfoot Gypsies9 pm Live The Divide
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Montana Playwrights Festival Verge Theater TT
Montana Playwrights Festival Verge Theater
Irish Festival8 am Virginia City
Bike to Work freebies, discounts, etc…7 am Bozeman
GUITAR: 8 am MoR GUITAR: The Instrument That Rocked the World8 am MoR ''
Top 10 Things Every Small Business Owner Must 2018 Discovery Walk – Birding8 am Sourdough Trail SS
8:30am Montana Manufacturing Extension Center Bozeman Kiwanis FREE Sandbox Project
2018 Discovery Walk – Bugging Out Kids Walk with 9 am Gallatin County Regional Park
MOSS9:30am Drinking Horse Trail 20th Annual Watershed Festival – MOSS
Its a Bug’s World10 am Children’s Museum 9 am Bozeman Fish Technology Center HH
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Living History Farm10 am MoR Books & Babies Saturday10 am Bozeman Public Library
Kinder Play10:30am Motion Athletics Kids Chess Club10 am Bozeman Public Library AA
Violent Universe – & 2pm11 am MoR Main Street Walking Tour 10 am Soroptimist Park
Secret of the Cardboard Rocket12 pm MoR
Brunch Live Music – The Sleepless Elite
Faster Than Light – & 4pm1 pm MoR PP
11 am Pine Creek Lodge
The Big Sky Tonight3 pm MoR
China Alley Walking Tour 11 am Soroptimist Park
Pokémon Club4:30pm Bozeman Public Library
Violent Universe – & 2pm11 am MoR PP
Irish Festival5 pm Virginia City
Secret of the Cardboard Rocket12 pm MoR
FREE Friday Night at CMB5 pm Children’s Museum
Friday Zydeco – Swamp Dawg5:30pm Follow Yer’ Nose Dinosaurs Under the Big Sky Exhibit Tour12:45pm MoR EE
Claudia Williams5:30pm Kountry Korner Café Faster Than Light – & 4pm1 pm MoR
Marcedes Carroll5:30pm Willie’s Distillery – Ennis Screening: In Good Faith 2 & 7 pm Elling House – Virginia City
Ken Carlson & Mike Dowling5:30pm Elling House – Beer and Gear Festival – Great Falls3 pm Great Falls Civic NN
2018 Downtown Art Walk6 pm Downtown Bozeman The Big Sky Tonight3 pm MoR
Levitation: A Group Show6 pm Visions West Gallery 2018 Western Rendezvous4 pm Eagle Mount
Shelly Besler/Tony Polecastro6 pm Uncorked Wine – Kevin Red Star & Louise Johns5 pm Old Main Gallery II
Swamp Dawg6 pm Follow Yer’ Nose BBQ – Emigrant The Notorious May Brothers5 pm Dry Hills Distillery NN
Orange Julians6 pm Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot Donnie Elliott Band5:30pm Katabatic Brewing Company
Kevin Red Star – Reception6 pm Old Main Gallery Bob Britten5:30pm Kountry Korner Café
Tom Georges6:30pm Baxter Hotel GG
The Mane Event w/ Groove Wax6 pm Music Ranch Montana
Green Jelly w/ Voice of Addiction7 pm Filling Station
Elijah Mann6 pm Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot
Jazz Night w/ Montana Manouche7 pm Red Tractor
Half Pelican7 pm Norris Hot Springs Eryn Bent6:30pm Baxter Hotel ..
Lang Termes7 pm Norris Hot Springs
Lil Smokies w/ Bridger Cr. Boys ..
Pickin’ Pear7 pm Pine Creek Lodge
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Tango Dance7:30pm Townshend’s Bozeman Teahouse Juice Box Band7 pm Red Tractor Pizza
Violent Delights7:30pm Eagles Lodge Ballroom Violent Delights7:30pm Eagles Lodge Ballroom II
Band of Drifters7:30pm Music Ranch Montana Regional Boxing Tourney7:30pm Haynes Pavilion TT
The Boys Next Door7:30pm Kaleidoscope Playhouse The Boys Next Door7:30pm Kaleidoscope Playhouse
Exit 2888 pm Office Lounge – Livingston Mitski w/ Jessica Joyce8:30pm The Rialto
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The Dirty Dirty9 pm Eagles Bar www.TWANG9 pm Sacajawea Bar – Three Forks
Tessy Lou & The Shotgun Stars9 pmChico Hot Springs Sunrise Karaoke – Eagles9 pm Eagles Bar SS
Sunrise Karaoke9 pm Sacajawea Bar – Three Forks Tessy Lou & The Shotgun Stars9 pmChico Hot Springs Saloon
Denny Earnest9 pm Murray Bar – Livingston Tango Alpha Tango9 pm Filling Station
Groovewax9 pm JR’s Lounge & Casino
DASH w/ The Lovedarts9 pm Zebra Cocktail Lounge The Fresh Boys live9 pm Bozeman Taproom II
Walcrik9 pm Murray Bar – Livingston
Zebu Fleckvieh10 pm Haufbrau NN
Twisted Insane9 pm Zebra Cocktail Lounge
Goldfish Races
Chelsey Trevino10 pm Haufbrau
10:30pm Bale of Hay Saloon – Virginia City

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TATE – Enrollment Open The Ellen Theatre Summer Reading Kick-Off Bozeman Public Library HH
GUITAR: The Instrument That Rocked 8 am MoR GUITAR: The Instrument That Rocked the World8 am MoR
Honey Bee Volunteer Days8 am MSU Horticulture Farm Farmers’ Market9 am Gallatin County Fairgrounds EE
Discovery Walk – Kids Walk9:30am Sourdough Trail Medicinal Plant Walks9 am Deep Creek Trailhead
Camp Invention: Fast Forward10 amChildren’s Museum 2018 Discovery Walk – Walk and Talk Through History
Open STEAMlab Hours10 am Children’s Museum 9:30am Peets Hill
Living History Farm10 am MoR Its a Bug’s World10 am Children’s Museum BB
A Photon’s Journey10 am MoR Books & Babies Saturday10 am Bozeman Public Library
Fork in the Road Food Truck10 am MoR Kids Chess Club10 am Bozeman Public Library
Storytime– & 11:15AM 10:15am Bozeman Public Library Main Street Walking Tour10 am Soroptimist Park OO
Kinder Play10:30am Motion Athletics Living History Farm10 am MoR
Violent Universe – & 2pm 11 am MoR A Photon’s Journey10 am MoR
Jennifer Pharr Davis12 pm Country Bookshelf The Coin Flip OPEN Scotch Doubles10 am Molly Brown ZZ
Faster Than Light – & 4pm1 pm MoR Fork in the Road Food Truck10 am MoR
F-11: Rodeo Shoot & Lecture2 pm City of Gardiner Protect Paradise Bash & BBQ11 am Sweetwater Fly Shop –
The Big Sky Tonight3 pm MoR Brunch Live Music – Leif Christian11 am Pine Creek Lodge OO
Pokémon Club4:30pm Bozeman Public Library Violent Universe – & 2pm 11 am MoR
Friday Blues 5:30pm Follow Yer’ Nose BBQ – Emigrant Brothel Days12 pm Bale of Hay Saloon – Virginia City
Claudia Williams5:30pm Kountry Korner Café Secret of the Cardboard Rocket12 pm MoR NN
Pure Quill Reception w/ Barbara Van Cleve Dinosaurs Under the Big Sky Exhibit Tour12:45pm MoR
5:30pm Livingston Depot Center Make an Inkle Loom1 pm Bozeman Makerspace EE
FREE – Family Friendly Friday6 pm Top Hat – Missoula Faster Than Light – & 4pm1 pm MoR
Coyote Gypsies6 pm Uncorked Wine – Livingston Bright Bones Book Release2 pm Country Bookshelf
Open Mic Night6 pm Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot The Big Sky Tonight3 pm MoR
Ashly Holland6:30pm Baxter Hotel Weston Lewis5:30pm Katabatic Brewing Company
Jazz Night w/ Alex Robilotta7 pm Red Tractor Pizza Bob Britten5:30pm Kountry Korner Café ••
Rod Morrison7 pm Norris Hot Springs Ashly Holland6:30pm Baxter Hotel
Bozeman’s Dark Side Walking Tour7 pm Western Cafe Fox & Bones 7 pm Norris Hot Springs SS
Family Movie Night 7 pm Children’s Museum Drinking History Walking Tour7 pm Soroptimist Park
An Evening with Anam Thubten7 pmBozeman Dharma Howard Beall & The Fake News7 pm Red Tractor Pizza ii
Giselle7:30pm Willson Auditorium Gallatin Roller Derby 7:30pm Gallatin County Fairgrounds nn
The Boys Next Door7:30pm Kaleidoscope Playhouse The Boys Next Door7:30pm Kaleidoscope Playhouse
Summer Western Series 20187:30pm The Ellen Theatre Shakespeare in the Parks – Othello8 pm MSU Duck Pond cc
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Iceage / Mary Lattimore8 pm The Rialto Sunrise Karaoke – Eagles9 pm Eagles Bar
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Sam Platts & The Great Plainsman9 pm Eagles Bar Exit 2889 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon
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The Dirty Dirty10 pm Haufbrau 9 pm Zebra Cocktail Lounge
Social Animals w/ Red Buffalo10 pm Filling Station Fools Gold9:30pm Bale of Hay Saloon – Virginia City
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World8 am MoR Friends’ Used Book Sale9 am Bozeman Library
2018 Discovery Walk – Rock Hounds Kids What We Know Expo10 am Best Western GranTree
Walk with MOSS9:30am M Trailhead Its a Bug’s World10 am Children’s Museum
Its a Bug’s World10 am Children’s Museum 2018 Discovery Walk – Walk with a Doc10 am Peets Hill
Living History Farm10 am MoR Education Series10 am Montana Raptor Conservation Center
A Photon’s Journey10 am MoR FREE ~ Women in Engineering Day10 am Children’s Museum
Music on the Plaza12 pm MoR A Photon’s Journey10 am MOR Planetarium
Faster Than Light – & 4pm 1 pm MoR Fork in the Road Food Truck10 am Museum of the Rockies
Guided Tour of GUITAR1:45pm MoR Brunch Live Music – Christy Hays11 am Pine Creek Lodge JJ
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LEGO Club3:45pm Bozeman Public Library Blitzen Trapper w/ National Park Radio7 pmPine Creek Lodge nn
Shields Valley Farmers Market Whiskey Myers- First Montana Appearance!7 pm Old Saloon
4:30pm Holliday Park – Clyde Park Bozambique7 pm Red Tractor Pizza
Raising the Dead5 pm Top Hat – Missoula True West8 pm Blue Slipper Theatre ee
Pints w/ Purpose: Gallatin Ice Foundation Shakespeare in the Parks – Love’s Labour’s Lost8 pm MSU
5 pm Bridger Brewing Exit 2889 pm Sacajawea Bar – Three Forks
Christy Hays5 pm Murray Bar – Livingston Sunrise Karaoke – Eagles9 pm Eagles Bar
Bluegrass Jam5:30pm Katabatic Brewing Company BlackWater Band9 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon 33
Exploring Ivan Doig: A Discussion Series Iya Terra9 pm Eagles Lodge Ballroom
6 pm Country Bookshelf Jessie & The Jinx9 pm Murray Bar – Livingston --
Robert Lethert6:30pm Red Tractor Pizza Motel Radio9 pm Live From The Divide
Monday Night Live Trivia!?!?8 pm Bozeman Taproom Catskills9 pm JR’s Lounge & Casino 22
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Head out into the field Children’s Museum offers events &
w/ F-11’s photo workshops exhibits fun for the whole family!
F-11 Photo & The Print at your feet. A two-meeting Macro Also at the Children’s
Refinery will present a Rodeo Basics & Nature Shoot on Museum... Open
Shoot & Lectureon Friday, June Fairy Creekis set for Friday and STEAMlab Hourswith
15th. Meet up at F-11 for an hour Saturday, June 22nd–23rd. From events recurring weekly.
and a half class from 2–3:30pm to tips and tools to hands-on experi- Connect with Bozeman’s
discover the decisive moment, the ence in the field, get a quick intro- community of youth mak-
best ISO settings, shutter speed ver- duction to macro photography. ers. All available tools will
sus aperture priority mode, and how Explore the basics, along with com- be at your disposal with
to compose the ideal rodeo photo- position, lighting, color and more so Arduinos, Raspberry Pis,
graph. The group will then head you can the capture crisp, close-up 3D printers, and more –
out to the Gardiner Rodeo from shots you have wanted.Then, take plus, a resident expert on-
5:30–9pm (must make individual your newly acquired skills into the hand to help out. Drop off
travel arrangements). field and learn while doing, with fun kids grades 6–12 on
Photographer and instructor guided drills. Macro photography Mondays from 3–5pm,
Becca Tatarka is a lifelong rodeo changes the way you see the trails Tuesdays from 4–7pm, and
participant, including as a member you travel, guaranteed. Fridays from 10am–noon
of the Montana State University Macro Basics begins with a through the school year.
Rodeo Team. Learn proper arena Friday night session (6–7pm) at F-11 Additional open lab hours
etiquette for shooting at any rodeo with instructor Katherine Milledge. vary and some school holi-
event as well as how to safely be Saturday, roll out of bed early for a It’s summertime and the down for some educational fun! This days may affect these hours.
around livestock from an experi- morning of guided photographic Children’s Museum of Bozeman event is held the second Friday of The innovative STEAMlab pro-
enced Bozeman native. Get first play at a breathtaking private loca- (CMB) is abuzz with activities for every month. gram offers personally relevant proj-
hand understanding of rodeo ath- tion in the foothills on the east slope area kids – and even adults! Here’s Throughout the summer, the ect-based learning opportunities to
letes, find out how to recognize the of the Bridger Mountains (meet a look at some of the upcoming Children’s Museum will host a num- kids with the aim of bolstering inter-
peak of action, freeze it, and which time of 5:30am at F-11; workshop happenings. ber of Family Movie Nights. The est and expertise in 21st century
focusing modes to use. Explore the runs from 6am–12pm). Get encour- Music Monday with Music first screening of A Bug’s Lifeis set skills. Come enjoy the STEAMlab as
countless photo opportunities agement to take on some new chal- Kateis first up on June 4th at for Friday, June 15th at 7pm. Future part of your museum experience.
beyond the arena including still life, lenges, like learning to photograph 10:30am. On the first Monday of screenings include Meet the Robinsons Included with membership or
candid portraits, detail shots and hummingbirds. Katherine and addi- the month during the school year, on July 20th and Wall-Eon August admission.
color abstracts. tional F-11 Photo staff members the Children’s Museum hosts a 17th. The funny flicks will screen Located at 202 S Willson Ave.,
Becca and F-11 Photo co-owner will be on site so you can get imme- series of fun, family-oriented music- either inside or out, depending on the Children’s Museum offers
Doug Bundren will be onsite at the diate feedback on your photos as making experiences. These gather- the weather. Lemonade and pop- hands-on exhibits, summer science
rodeo to help with questions, cre- you practice and play. Tickets are ings feature singing, rhythm, move- corn will be available for $1. These camps, after-school activities, and
ativity and inspiration. After the $79.99, or $69.99 for F-11 VIPs. ment, and improvisation, and are screenings are included with muse- educational programs throughout
rodeo, participants will have the Participants must make individual designed for families with children um membership or admission. the year. Because children make pro-
option to meet up at a Gardiner travel arrangements. ages infant to 6. Included with An adults-only STEAM & Suds found meaning from direct experi-
watering hole to share success, Preregistration is required for museum membership or admission. follows Thursday, June 21st from ence, CMB programs facilitate path-
near misses and photos of the ALL classes. Visit On June 8th, the next FREE 5:30–8pm. Ever wanted to design on ways for hands-on exploratory play.
day. Rodeo Shoot & Lecture www.f11photo.com, call (406) Friday Nightwill unfold from a 3D printer? How about putting a Visit www.cmbozeman.orgfor
tickets are $89.99, or $79.99 for F- 586-3281, or stop by the store at 5–8pm. The public is invited to robot to use? Now’s your chance! further details, membership infor-
11 VIP members. Rodeo admission 2612 W Main St., Suite A, to regis- enjoy the museum’s exhibits free of Join CMB’s resident tech expert to mation, and registration for upcom-
not included. ter. Additional technical require- charge during this monthly event. create and play in the lab. Suds will ing events. Be sure to follow the
Celebrate summer and find out ments may apply. See website for Pizza will be available for $1 per be provided by Mountains Walking Children’s Museum on Facebook
how to create larger than life photos further details and complete course slice, courtesy of Tarantino’s Brewery. This event is $20 and only and Instagram for the most up-to-
from the constantly evolving world schedule. • Pizzeria. Bring the whole family for those 21+. Registration required. date info. •
Country Bookshelf to host Native Art, the Little Bighorn & diverse
release celebration for MT- histories at Museum
inspired anthology
There’s a full calendar at the place Wednesday, June 13th in the month. Bring your competitive
Museum of the Rockies as Hager Auditorium beginning at edge and sense of humor to this
Country Bookshelf in The cover art includes a painting by Southwest Montana is finally enter- 6pm. This event is free and open to year’s exciting program series.
Downtown Bozeman – Montana’s Butte artist Kelly Packer. On ing its sunny season. Here’s a look at the public. The next edition is set for
largest independent bookstore since Saturday, June 16th at 2pm, some upcoming events at your Adelson is an avid historian of Tuesday, June 26th from
1957 – is known for its expansive Country Bookshelf will host a party neighborhood museum. American western expansion and 5:30–7:30pm. Brews of the
selection of good reads, but also and reading to celebrate the book’s The Elise R. Donohue Lectures the Indian Wars in the American Rockies!will feature selections
hosts regular events to connect release. Bookworms, literature on the American West in Memory West. He is about to begin his eight from MAP Brewing Co. Event
author with reader. enthusiasts, and other members of of Walter Rosenberry will present season as a Park Ranger Interpreter guests will explore the challenges
Open Country Press, a small, the public are encouraged to stop by Native Art Now!with Jennifer at Little Bighorn Battlefield National and triumphs of the brewers in the
independent Montana press, is in support of their talented neigh- Complo McNutt on Tuesday, June Monument. At the Battlefield, he Rocky Mountain region from New
proud to announce the release of bors. 12th in Hager Auditorium at 6pm. has presented his riveting ‘Battle Mexico to Arizona to Montana and
Bright Bones: Contemporary Country Bookshelf is located at This event is free and open to Talk Apocalypse at Little Bighorn; Alberta. Climate, access to ingredi-
Montana Writing, which is an 28 W Main St. Author events are the public. Custer’s Final Battle’ to thousands of ents and the wild fluctuations in
anthology of innovative literature by free and open to the public. For Join for an in-depth look at con- enthusiastic visitors from around the population are all part of the story
writers with a connection to more information about the store temporary Native Art from over the world. He has been a consultant on of acquiring a cold one in early days
Montana. Bright Bonesincludes fresh and to take a peek at its upcoming last 20 years. Learn about artists like the epic battle, appearing on the of living in the Rockies.
poems, stories, and lyric essays from calendar, visit Jaune Quick-To-See Smith History Channel, Discovery Looking ahead, The New Breed:
emerging and established writers. www.countrybookshelf.com. • (Flathead), Kay WalkingStick Channel, CBS Sunday Morning, the American Brewing Since 1978with
(Cherokee), and Truman Lowe (Ho- Travel Channel, C-Span, radio Bozeman Brewing Co. is set for July
Chunk) who forged pathways for the shows and other media outlets. 31st, followed by the Hops & History:
next generation of Native artists Cheers to the return of MOR’s Season Celebrationon August 28th.
Meryl McMaster (Plains summer Hops & Historyseries! Admission for the monthly tast-
Cree/Blackfoot), Marie Watt Now in its fifth year, Hops & History ing presentations is $8, plus a $2
(Seneca), and Jeffery Gibson supports the museum’s Living souvenir mug charge for each partic-
(Cherokee/ Mississippi Band of History Farm. Every month during ipant’s first event – reuse your mug!
Choctaw), to name a few. McNutt is the summer season, Hops & History Admission for the closing celebration
the curator of contemporary art for brings a lively audience of adults to is $15, including a souvenir tasting
the Eiteljorg Museum of American the farm by pairing the Gallatin glass and suds. Must be 21+ to
Indians and Western Art where, dur- Valley’s brewing past with beer tast- attend ALL Hops & History events.
ing her 27-year tenure, she has ings from local breweries. In 1989, the Tinsley House was
helped to establish their extensive In 2018, enjoy a refreshing twist relocated to Museum of the Rockies,
contemporary Native Art collection on each evening’s lecture. Led by and the history of Montana’s home-
and the Eiteljorg Contemporary Art MOR’s Curator of History, Michael steading era was recreated at
Fellowship. Fox, this year’s programs will be MOR’s Living History Farm,
The Gallatin History Museum filled with brewing history trivia. now open for the summer season.
Lecture Series’ next edition, Little Mixed into the talks, participants Skilled costumed interpreters will
Bighorn: Voices from a Distant can answer trivia questions to win take you back in time as they cook
Pastwith Steve Adelson, will take prizes from the featured brewery of over a wood-burning stove, demon-
strate cooking skills and recipes
from the 1890s, tend to the
Heirloom Garden, and forge iron
in the blacksmith’s shop. Take time
this summer to enjoy the history of
a time gone by that lives on today.
The Living History Farm is FREE
and open to the public.
Finally, a brand new MOR
exhibit for summer! GUITAR:
The Instrument That Rocked
the Worldis now open. Explore
the history of the world’s most rec-
ognized musical instrument.
Experience diverse genres of music
and discover the science of pitch
and tone. Crossing over cultural
boundaries, the guitar has made a
significant impact on a wide variety
of groups from gypsies to cowboys
to teenage rebels. GUITAR: The
Instrument That Rocked the Worldis
included with Museum admission.
For more information about
these events and exhibits, visit
www.museumofthe-
rockies.orgor call (406)
994-5257. •
Contributing
Writers
Zelpha Boyd
Danny Waldo
Dalton Brink
Bennett Drozic
Dodie Andersen
Christine Hrenya
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BFS June titles: The Leisure Seeker, Andy Irons doc & more
Bozeman Film Society (BFS) will time? What is consciousness? How On Wednesday, June 13th at The Hemingway Home in Key West. the film runs 115 minutes.
present four highly acclaimed inde- much do we really know? These Ellen Theatre, BFS presents The They recapture their passion for Then, on Sunday, June 24th at
pendent films this June in essential questions have fueled scien- Leisure Seekerat 7:30pm. The life and their love for each other on The Rialto, join for WesFest
Downtown Bozeman. On Friday, tific inquiry for generations. Tackle film stars Academy Award-winner a road trip that provides revelation 2018, the first-ever canine friendly
June 1st, BFS is proud to join The them June 1st with one of the film’s Helen Mirren and two-time and surprise right up to the very film screening in Bozeman! Enjoy a
Rialto in hosting one of the first stars, Bozeman’s own Dr. Luke Golden Globe-winner Donald end. Rated R, the film runs 112 full day of Wes Anderson films
screenings of The Most McKay, for an introduction as well Sutherland as a runaway couple minutes. with your best friends, capped by
Unknown. Selected as one of the as a follow-up Q&A where attendees going on an unforgettable journey BFS hosts Teton Gravity his latest acclaimed new animated
few theaters to premiere this epic will have a chance to ask your most in the faithful old RV they call Research documentary Andy comedy, Isle of Dogsat 7:30pm.
documentary in advance of its the- burning questions. Not rated, the “The Leisure Seeker,” travelling Irons: Kissed By Godat the An outbreak of canine flu in Japan
atrical release, The Rialto joins film runs 114 minutes. from Boston to The Ernest Ellen Theatre on Wednesday, June leads all dogs to be banished to an
other art house theaters around the 20th at 7:30pm. A film about bipo- island. The outcasts soon embark
nation to explore what drives scien- lar disorder and opioid addiction on an epic journey when a 12-year-
tists to investigate the unknowns of as seen through the life of three- old boy arrives at the colony to find
the universe. time world champion surfer Andy his beloved pet. The all-star voice
A first-of-its-kind filmmaking Irons, this is not a film about surf- cast includes Bryan Cranston,
experiment, The Most Unknownfol- ing, but a film about a person that Edward Norton, Bill Murray,
lows nine scientists around the lived life to its fullest at the top of Scarlett Johansson, Tilda Swinton,
globe as they explore new fields and his industry while facing insur- Greta Gerwig and Yoko Ono.
visit new places. Through these sci- mountable internal challenges. Rated PG-13, the film runs 101
entists’ journey – the film begins Highlighting the struggles with the minutes. Leashes and poop bags
underneath a mountain and ends same demons that millions of peo- required. Additional WesFest 2018
on a Monkey Island – The Most ple worldwide battle with daily, the details forthcoming.
Unknownexamines what it means to evening features a special introduc- Visit www.bozemanfilmsoci-
dedicate one’s life to uncovering tion and includes a Q&A with local ety.orgfor film previews, pricing
some of humanity’s biggest ques- experts in the field of opioid addic- and ticketing information – and
tions. How did life begin? What is tion and bipolar disorder. Rated R, “Keep ‘Em Flickering!” •
Livingston Film Series closes with Student Join Verge Theater for
Films from MSU School of Film more stage antics in June!
The Livingston Film Series is trained creative artists. Combining tion process. And, in celebration of from Bennett Drozic Improv on the Vergeis back
delighted to present a FREE screen- technical skills, history, and theory, another great season of the Did you know Verge Theater is a throughout the summer with special
ing of student filmsfrom the these young filmmakers focus on sto- Livingston Film Series, a burger and 12-month theater? That’s right! We guests! The Bozeman Improverts
MSU School of Film & rytelling and documentaries. brat bbq will be hosted as part of used to take some time off in the will share the stage with students
Photography at 7pm on Sunday, Provided with the a solid foundation the reception! summer for a deep breath, but we’re who have graduated through Verge
June 10th at the Shane Lalani in writing, cinematography, editing, Now wrapping up its third sea- too excited about theater to think Theater’s Improv School. Come join
Center for the Arts. directing, lighting, and sound, MSU son, the Livingston Film Series pres- about breathing. Shakespeare once in on the fun and laughter as the
It’s the final screening of the sea- film students have gone on to win ents a wide variety of independent said, “Breathing is overrated; what grads show off their skills, giving the
son, and the best has been saved for three Oscars, numerous Emmys, and features, documentaries, local films, matters is the play!”* biggest laughs for the fewest bucks!
last! This will be a special evening of have worked on major productions and special screenings in the Shane *quote from Fred Shakespeare, Guaranteed to be a hilarious start to
films written, produced, and edited like: The Walking Dead, Dexter, Star Center’s Dulcie Theatre. A recep- my former free-diving coach. your week, popular improv games
by students of the MSU School of Warsand many others the world over. tion precedes each film at 6:30pm. So in honor of Fred Shakespeare, are played in the style of Whose Line
Film’s Masters, Grad, and under- Culled from hundreds of student Admission is always free, but dona- we are filling the upcoming months is it Anyway?, as well as long-form
grad programs. projects, these productions represent tions are gratefully accepted. with a series of events we call “The improv. Everything is created on the
For more than 50 years, the some of MSU’s finest creative cine- The Livingston Film Series is Flight Of Summer!” The Flight will spot and based on audience sugges-
Montana State University School of matic offerings. Event organizers generously sponsored by Marilyn feature the inaugural Montana tions. Come enjoy cheap thrills for
Film & Photography has prepared hope you enjoy seeing the films as Clotz, Mary Ann Bearden, and Playwrights Festival, to be held your laugh hole! Join us at 7pm on
students to become professionally much as they did during the selec- Donald B. Gimbel. • Friday and Saturday, June 8th–9th. Mondays, June 18th, July 9th and
With a spotlight on the process of 23rd, and August 20th for these spe-
creating a play, from concept cial shows! Tickets are $7 in
through production, Verge Theater advance, or $9 at the door.
Ellen presents Summer Westerns, will host a series of playwrights who And because Improv isn’t just for
will be teaching workshops and adults, we offer Silly Moose
Kids’ Classics & Oklahoma! reading from their plays. Workshops Comedy Improvfor the family
include Playwriting For Beginners, who likes to laugh together. This
Theatre For Social Justice, and Freeing summer, we will be opening up the
The Ellen Theatre, a Downtown and the toe-tappin’ title tune – sessions are designed to explore the
Creativity, Achieving Completion. Family Stage for this fun and inter-
Bozeman institution, is your source “Oklahoma!” various skills every actor needs.
Participation is open to the public, active Improvisation show for kids
for some of the area’s best big Oklahoma!opens Friday, July 13th Workshops take place Monday
whether you are a beginner or a sea- and parents alike. The kids are
screen entertainment and stage per- on The Ellen stage, featuring a tal- through Friday from 9am–4pm.
soned writer – everyone will have an encouraged to get crazy, shout sug-
formances. It also houses some great ented cast of community members Classes will focus on theatre
opportunity to learn from play- gestions and become a part of the
musical acts, both local and those and live orchestra. Tickets are $25 games and exercises to stretch the
wrights Leah Joki, Pamela Mencher, hilarity on stage. Adults can just sit
coming through town. Here’s a look for adults and $18 for youth 17 and voice, body, and mind, as well as
Greg Owens, Steven Palmer, and back, enjoy, and watch the mayhem
at what’s happening downtown. under. Premium seating is also avail- scenes and improvisation to encour-
C.M. Webb. ensue. Just like our Improv on the Verge
Sponsored by The Western Café, able for $34 and upper balcony for age students to develop their tech-
The festival will feature staged shows, but with a G rating! The Silly
The Ellen’s annual Summer $18. Oh, what a beautiful musical – nique. Students will also have the
readings of plays in development Moose Improv Showruns on Saturdays
Western Serieskicks off Friday, Oklahoma!at The Ellen Theatre – it’s opportunity to select classes that
and works-in-progress, showcasing at 3pm on June 2nd and August
June 1st and runs through August. more than O.K.! explore various aspects of theatre
work from these talented playwrights 18th. Tickets are $7 in advance, or
This year features a brand-new, fan- Wine, beer, and other refresh- including musicals, technical theatre,
from around the region. These read- $9 at the door. Children 2 and
tastic lineup of classic gems and ments will be sold in the lobby and advanced acting concepts. In
ings will help both established and under are admitted FREE!
modern favorites starring John beginning one hour before all show- order for students to share what they
emerging playwrights create new Stay tuned for more “Flight of
Wayne, James Stewart, Henry times. Ticketing and further infor- have learned, both sessions will con-
work by offering the space to present Summer” offerings from Verge
Fonda, Robert Redford and more! mation about these and other clude with a showcase for invited
material before a live audience. The Theater, or visit www.vergethe-
Here’s a look at the first batch upcoming events is available at friends and family.
event also offers local audiences the ater.comfor reservations and fur-
of films. www.theellentheatre.org. For Tuition $395 for each workshop.
rare chance to watch and participate ther information about these pro-
Getting things started on June additional inquiries, please call (406) Discounts are available for siblings
in the very dynamic playwrighting ductions and other upcoming
1st, John Wayne stars in Angel and the 585-5885 or stop into The Ellen box and to students registering for both
process firsthand. For more informa- events. Advance tickets are also
Badman, followed by The Ox-Bow office. Hours are Wednesday sessions. Those in need of financial
tion about how you can be involved available in store at Cactus Records.
Incidentwith Henry Fonda on through Saturday from 1–3pm, as assistance are encouraged to apply
in the workshops and readings of We hope to see you at “The Little
Wednesday, June 6th. Enjoy the well as two hours prior to any event. for scholarships. Visit
this exciting event, please visit the Black Box on the Edge (of
Robert Duvall and Kevin Costner- See you in historic downtown! www.TateAcademy.orgfor fur-
theater website. Bozeman)!” •
fronted Open Rangeon Friday, June Also at the Ellen, TATE ther details and registration infor-
15th. Starring James Stewart, Bend of Academy is pleased to announce mation, or call [phone]
the Riverscreens on June 22nd before registration is open for the 2018 with additional questions. TATE
Ride the High Countrywith Joel TATE Summer Workshops, set Academy: where hard work and
McCrea and Randolph Scott closes for June 18th–29th and July 23rd joy collide! It’s serious fun. •
the first month of films on June through August 3rd. The two-week
29th. All movies start at 7:30pm
and the Ellen Saloon opens for
refreshments at 6:30pm. Tickets are
$6 for each screening. Giddy up
and catch this Cowboy Train –
yee-haw!
Also beginning in early June,
The Ellen announces a new sum-
mer film series – Kids’ Classics!
Gather the relatives, from tots to
teens and even grownups, to enjoy
family favorites on the big silver
screen. Here’s a look at the summer
schedule.
The Incredible Journeyis first up
on Sunday, June 3rd. Then catch
The Brave Little Toasteron Sunday,
June 10th, The Sandloton Sunday,
June 17th, and The Adventures of
Milo and Otison Sunday, June 24th.
Future screenings include Matilda
on July 14th, The Misadventures of
Merlin Joneson August 5th, and Free
Willyclosing out the series on
August 26th. Soft drinks, candy,
popcorn, and other refreshments
are available for purchase starting
at 1pm, with all movies starting at
2pm. Each film is only $2 at the
door! Seating is first come,
first served.
Dust off that surrey with the
fringe on top! The Ellen Theatre is
celebrating the 75th Anniversary of
one of America’s most beloved
musicals – tickets for Oklahoma!
are on sale now. This Rogers and
Hammerstein masterpiece features
a talented cast of community mem-
bers and a LIVE orchestra! If
you’ve never seen this Broadway
blockbuster, it’s the granddaddy of
them all, with hit songs such as
“Oh, What A Beautiful Mornin’,”
(Everything’s up to date in) www.vergetheater.com
“Kansas City,” “I Cain’t Say No,”
“People Will Say We’re in Love,”
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Stellar cast performs in ballet classic Giselle
How did a quaint tale of wronged peas- mad with grief (in the famous “mad scene”) Nikita Kusurgashev,
ants, dastardly noblemen and jilted ghosts and dies. Then she joins the ranks of the Wilis former soloist with the
become one of the greatest ballet classics of (the spirits of other jilted women), who take Bolshoi Ballet plays
the 19th century? their revenge on faithless men by forcing them Giselle’s rejected suitor,
It was a period when Europe was to dance to their deaths in the middle of the Hans; Parsifal
immersed in ballet-mania. Middle-class audi- night. Giselle is delegated to finish off the Pittendorfer of Texas
ences delighted in the fashionable Romantic penitent Albrecht, but she manages to keep Ballet Theatre, dances
art form and electrified fans argued over rival him alive until dawn, when the sun’s rays the nobleman
claims of leading ballerinas. Female dancers force the Wilis to slink back to the darkness of Albrecht; Maya
were portrayed as exotic concubines, big-eyed their graves. Moody of Bozeman
gypsies and adorably sweet peasant girls. Most Pivotal to its plot is the barriers of class dis- dances the Queen of
seductively, they appeared as ghosts and tinction, as an aristocrat and a peasant fall in the Wilis and Erin
sylphs, seemingly floating across the stage love. But there is an equally profound conflict Lane and Michelle
aided by their new-found skill of dancing on at work between male and female loyalties, Kolodin perform the
the tips of their toes and the supernatural with the Wilis Spirits claiming Giselle as a Wilis lieutenants with a
effects of recently installed theater gas lighting. warrior against faithless men and forcing her corps de ballet from
After Giselledebuted in 1841, the charac- to vacillate helplessly between her love for Raison D’etre Dance,
ter of Giselle became so popular that clothing, Albrecht and her duty to her sex. Yellowstone Ballet
hats, and souvenirs were named after her. And The role of Giselle has been called “the Company, and School
Carlotta Grisi, the Italian ballerina who first ballerina’s Hamlet” and is regarded as one of of Classical Ballet,
played the part, became one of the highest- the most difficult in ballet due to the intensely Billings.
paid dancers of her time. dramatic nature and technical skills required. Yellowstone Ballet
There was such demand for the production French ballerina Mathilde Froustey, a Varna Company’s production
that clones of Gisellewere created in theatres gold medalist, Paris Opera Ballet Sujet (soloist) of Gisellecomes to
all over Europe and North America. But and San Francisco Ballet principal dancer, per- Bozeman’s Willson
unlike other nineteenth century hits that with- forms the title role in Yellowstone Ballet Auditorium on
ered away, Gisellesurvived to join the classical Company’s Giselle. Mathilde won an Isadora Thursday, June 14th at
canon. Credit for its longevity goes to its pre- Duncan Dance Award for her performances of 6:30pm and Friday,
cise synchronized choreography by ballet mas- Gisellewith Tiit Helimets in 2015. The San June 15th at 7:30pm.
ter Perrot-Coralli, an atmospheric musical Francisco Chroniclesums up her dancing: “She Tickets are available at
score by Adolphe Adam, and a heart-wrench- has brought a quicksilver technique, a pliant Eckroth Music and
ing libretto of Slavic legend by Gautier. torso, witty musicality, pinpoint articulation www.yellow-
It tells of a young village girl who falls for and sheer élan to everything she has danced, stoneballet.info.
the charms of a duplicitous nobleman dis- from the 19th century classics to Artistic Tickets range $25–$75
guised as a peasant. When Giselle discovers Director Helgi Tomasson’s newest work. and will also be avail-
Albrecht’s true rank (and, worse, the existence Froustey looks delicate, but hers is the strength able at the door for an
of his aristocratic fiancée, Bathilde), she goes of spun steel.” additional $2. •
Shakespeare in the Parks to perform ‘Othello’ and ‘Love’s
Labour’s Lost’ in its 46th season
Montana Shakespeare in the Parks, itive pool of applicants at auditions in and hundreds of individual donors support Gardiner’s Arch Park on July 13th at 6pm;
one of the oldest touring Shakespeare com- Bozeman, Chicago, Minneapolis and the free performances. Othelloin Townsend’s Heritage Park on July
panies in the United States, will launch its Houston. This year’s major sponsors include: The 20th at 6pm; Love’s Labour’s Lostat the West
46th season in June with performances of This season marks the first time the sum- National Endowment for the Arts: Artworks, Yellowstone School Football Field on July
Shakespeare’s Othelloand Love’s mer tour has presented Othello. Audiences The Gilhousen Family Foundation, The 22nd at 6pm; Love’s Labour’s Loston the main
Labour’s Lost. will find relevance in the themes of jealousy Gianforte Family Foundation, Pheasant lawn at Chico Hot Springs on July 30th at
The company will travel nearly 7,000 and mistrust. Farms, Spectec: Thunderbird International 6pm, then again the following evening, July
miles during the season, running from “The thing about Iago is that he feels like Corporation, Burlington Northern Santa Fe 31st, in Big Sky’s Town Center Park at
June 13th through Sept. 4th, performing you and I do,” Asselin said. “If you were Railway Foundation, Montana Arts Council, 5:30pm; in Lindley Park during the Sweet
in 61 communities in five states, including passed over for a job because they said you Barnard Construction, H&R Block, D.A. Pea Festival – Othelloon Aug. 3rd at 3:45pm
Montana, North Dakota, Wyoming, Idaho were too old, you’d feel upset too. The differ- Davidson and Company, KBZK, ERA and Love’s Labour’s Loston Aug. 5th at 5pm;
and Washington. All performances are ence is that Iago takes his jealousy and Landmark, Yellowstone Public Radio, Othelloin Livingston’s Shane Lalani Center’s
offered free to the audience in local parks responds in extremely cruel ways.” Sibanye-Stillwater and the Spanish Peaks parking lot on Sept. 1st at 6pm; Love’s
and public spaces, making them accessible Love’s Labour’s Lostwill bring a balance of Community Foundation. Labour’s Lostat MSU Family/Grad Housing
to all. comedy and romance to the season. Othellowill run Wednesday through on Sept. 2nd at 6pm, then again in
Kevin Asselin, executive artistic director, “I think the play is hysterically funny,” Saturday, June 13th–16th at 8pm each Belgrade’s Lewis & Clark Park on Sept. 3rd
will direct Othellowhile Steve Cardamone, Cardamone said. “Shakespeare’s not taking evening in the MSU Grove. The following at 3:30pm; and Othelloclosing out the sum-
professor of acting at the University of himself too seriously here.” Wed. through Sat., June 20th–23rd, Love’s mer tour in Altenbrand Park, Manhattan, on
Minnesota Guthrie Theatre Actor Training Montana Shakespeare in the Parks is an Labour’s Lostwill show at 8pm each evening Sept. 4th at 6pm.
Program, will direct Love’s Labour’s Lost. The outreach program of Montana State in the MSU Grove. For more information on the plays and a
10 professional actors that will tour with the University’s College of Arts and Future Montana Shakespeare in the Parks complete tour schedule, visit www.shake-
company were chosen from a highly compet- Architecture. Grants, corporate sponsorships area performances include: Othelloin speareintheparks.org. •
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Yellowstone expects busy summer – stay informed before &
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From Yellowstone Public Affairs New this year: tors travel through and experience Know before you go: – Read the 2018 visitor guide
Do you plan to visit – Purchase annual and seven- the park. – Read the Top Things to (you’ll get a copy when you drive
– Anglers: To Know online. through the entrance).
stop the spread of – Check
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footgear is banned condi-
permanently. This tions for
year, Yellowstone infor-
National Park mation
Lodges will pro- on road
vide rubber sole con-
waders or boots struc-
for rent at the tion,
Canyon Lodge tempo-
Outfitters Store. rary
Check locally for road
more information. closures,
Summer is a night-
Yellowstone’s most ly clo-
popular season. sure between Norris and – Stay on boardwalks and trails
Expect busy facili- Mammoth, and the backcountry in thermal areas.
ties and destina- situation report. – Maintain safe distances from
tions, as well as – Receive Yellowstone road wildlife (practice safe selfies).
delayed travel alerts on your mobile phone. Text – Practice bear safety. Carry
times due to heavy “82190” to 888-777 (an automatic bear spray. Know how to use it. Be
Yellowstone National Parkthis day passes online at YourPassNow. traffic and wildlife jams. Arrive text reply will confirm receipt and alert. Make noise. Hike in groups.
summer? When you travel to this – Effective June 1st, park early or stay late and avoid main provide instructions). Do not run from a bear.
wild and awe-inspiring place, we ask entrance fees will change. attractions during peak hours – Reserve space in a camp- For further information about
you to come prepared so you can – You may be asked to partici- (like Old Faithful, Grand Prismatic ground or hotel – these facilities fill any of the above content, please
protect yourself and your park. pate in an onsite survey that will Spring, the Grand Canyon of far in advance. visit www.nps.gov/yell
Watch our short welcome video to inform management about crowd- the Yellowstone, and Norris –Expect very limited access to Since 1916, the National Park
get tips from rangers. ing and congestion and how visi- Geyser Basin). cellular phone service and WiFi. Service has been entrusted with the care
– Download Yellowstone’s app of America’s more than 400 national
before you arrive. parks. With the help of volunteers and
While you are here: partners, NPS safeguards these special
Dine to Donate benefit of Fork & Spoon – Attend a ranger program or places and share their stories with mil-
stop at a visitor center. lions of people every year.•
Fork & Spoon Homestyle in addition to merchandise, and – Roost Fried Chicken
Kitchen needs you – to eat! The giveaways! Saturday, June 9th
local restaurant has announced its Monday, June 4th – Five on Black
Interagency Grizzly Bear
Dine to Donateweek will take – Red Tractor Pizza Sunday, June 10th
place Sunday to Sunday, June – Sola Café & Market – Feast Raw Bar & Bistro:
3rd–10th at various locations – Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot 5–9pm Study Team announces
around town. How does it work? Tuesday, June 5th Please visit
Visit your favorite Bozeman – Blacksmith Italian: www.tinyurl.com/d2d2018 research trapping
restaurants and breweries through- 11:30am–2pm; 5–9pm for a complete schedule and
out the week and a portion of your – The Coffee Pot Bakery Cafe up-to-date list of participating
tab will be donated to Fork & – Jam: 7am–12pm restaurants. Biologists set to begin grizzly & black ter. Potential access points will also
Spoon in support of their pay what – Dave’s Sushi: 4–9pm Located at 302 N 7th Ave., Fork bear trapping for research purposes in be posted with warning signs for the
you can dinner service. It’s as – The Bay Bar & Grille: 5–9pm & Spoon Homestyle Kitchen is a Yellowstone National Park – public remind- closure area. Backcountry users who
simple as that. Wednesday, June 6th restaurant in Bozeman operating ed to heed warning signs! come upon any of these posted areas
Here’s a look at where you can – Feast Raw Bar & Bistro: with a unique pay what you can As part of ongoing efforts to need to heed the warnings and stay
show your support – and fill up in 5–9pm / And for June, Feast chose model. Join for dinner and support monitor the population of grizzly out of the area.
the process! Times and locations Fork & Spoon as their Feast Gives your fellow community members bears and black bears in the Greater The Interagency Grizzly Bear
may vary. nonprofit! 10% of oyster sales from by “paying it forward” to cover the Yellowstone Ecosystem, Yellowstone Study Team was established in 1973
Sunday, June 3rd every Wednesday and Sunday costs of those who are unable to National Park and the USGS would to collaboratively monitor and man-
Kick off Dine to Donate at throughout June will be donated to pay for their meal. Learn more and like to inform the public that biolo- age ecosystem bears on an intera-
Bozeman Brewing Company for Fork & Spoon. view the weekly menu at gists with the National Park Service gency basis. The gathering of critical
Sunday FUNDay from 2–8pm. For Thursday, June 7th www.forkandspoonkitchen.or and Interagency Grizzly Bear Study data on bears is part of a long-term
every pint purchased, .50¢ will be – Café M g. Fork & Spoon is a program of Team (IGBST) will be conducting research and monitoring effort to
donated to Fork & Spoon. Lunch Friday, June 8th the HRDC. • scientific grizzly bear and help wildlife managers devise and
bites will be available for purchase, – Five on Black black bear research operations implement programs to support the
“Wilderness and...” series features
celebrated author of the outdoors
As part of its continuing at 6:30pm and is open to the pub- the Absaroka-Beartooth
“Wilderness and...” presentation lic. The Library is located at 626 E Wilderness, some of the north-
series, the Montana Wilderness Main St. western parts of Yellowstone
Association’s Madison-Gallatin The Madison-Gallatin Chapter National Park, and the Hyalite-
Chapter will present author of the Montana Wilderness Porcupine-Buffalo Horn
Douglas Loraindiscussing his Association educates and inspires Wilderness Study Area in the
latest guidebook, 100 Classic Hikes people to protect special wild Gallatin Range. Other mountain
in Montana, on Wednesday, June places in Park, Gallatin, and ranges in the geographic area with
6th. Lorain is a Montana resident Madison Counties in Southwest unprotected wild areas include
and author of more than a dozen and South-Central Montana. parts of the Bridgers, the Gravely
bestselling hiking and backpacking Some best known wild places and Snowcrest Ranges, the
guidebooks. The event will take include the four units of the Lee Tobacco Roots, and the
place in Bozeman Public Library’s Metcalf Wilderness in the Crazy Mountains. Learn more at
large community room beginning Madison Range, a large section of www.wildmontana.org. •
in Yellowstone National Park ongoing conservation of
Thrive’s ‘Dynamite Dads’ bounces into
through July 30th. Yellowstone’s grizzly bear and black
Team members will bait and trap bear populations.
the Fun Zone bears at several remote sites within The IGBST is composed of rep-
Yellowstone National Park. Once resentatives of the U.S. Geological
trapped, the bears are anesthetized Survey, the National Park Service,
Thrive will present Dynamite This event series puts male role located at 400 E Babcock in to allow wildlife biologists to radio- the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service,
Dads: Fun Zoneon Wednesday, models in the spotlight and fosters Bozeman. collar and collect scientific samples the U.S. Forest Service, the Eastern
June 20th from 6–7:30pm. This the father-child bond. Dynamite Established in 1986, Thrive is for study. All trapping and handling Shoshone and Northern Arapaho
edition of the popular series will Dads is free of charge and dinner a community-based organization are done in accordance with strict Tribal Fish and Game Department,
take place at Bozeman Fun Zone, is always included – plus, moms with a preventative, strength-based protocols developed by the IGBST. and the states of Idaho, Montana
located at 3701 Trakker Trail in get a night off! Preregistration is empowerment model of working None of the trap sites in the park and Wyoming.
Bozeman. The Fun Zone is a local required for these events. with parents and children. They will be located near any established For more information regarding
indoor playground with huge For further information about provide families with the hiking trails or backcountry camp- grizzly bear research efforts, call
foam pits, bounce houses, obstacle Dynamite Dads, other upcoming resources, tools, and support to sites, and all trap sites will have post- [phone]. •
courses and games! Thrive will events, and to register, visit raise healthy, successful children. • ed warnings for the closure perime-
provide dinner. www.allthrive.org. Thrive is
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Virginia City Treaty of 1868 subject of Strike offers customized
doc screening at Elling House farm share boxes
On Saturday, June 9th, the pub- tion, a far cry from the terms of the composers Jason Hausman (Hot As the local food marketplace changes, so we make sure each person gets
lic is invited to a sneak preview of treaty. Dr. Svingen, researching Sake) and Fred Story (Concentrix Strike Farms introduces innovative new what they want. This makes our
new documentary In Good Faith National Archives microfilm, found Music & Sound Design) and also model – one customized farm share box program accessible to many that
at the Elling House Arts & the “Holy Grail.” It was the signed features original artwork by Derek at a time may have shied away from some-
Humanities Center in Virginia City. and sealed Cession Document that No-Sun Brown (War Medicine Art). CSA farms, or farms that sell sea- thing similar before.”
There will be two showings, 2pm clearly laid out the parameters of Please RSVP to info@elling- sonal farm box subscriptions to local Using this system allows each
and 7pm, with RSVPs requested. the treaty and the boundaries of the house.org with the screening time consumers, have struggled to attract share member to set preferences of
In Good Faithis centered around lands the tribe gave up – over you’ll be attending by June 2nd. and retain customers in recent years what products they like and what
the work of Dr. Orlan Svingen, pro- 12,000 square miles of territory in Admission is open to the public and due to increased competition and products they don’t. Then each
fessor of history at Washington Wyoming and Montana. With these by donation. changing consumer demands. week, Strike Farms enters of a list of
State University (WSU), and his findings, the Mixed Bands have The Elling House is located at According to Ryan Galt at the all crops that are ready for harvest
ongoing work with the Mixed Bands started the legal process to right the 404 E Idaho St. in Virginia City. University of California in a study of and the software’s algorithm matches
of Shoshone, Bannock and wrong and proceed In Good Faith. Learn more about this and other 1,454 current and former farm share the harvest to each member’s prefer-
Sheepeater Indians at the Fort Hall The film is narrated by Forrest upcoming events at www.elling- / CSA members, the top four rea- ences to give each member a perfect
reservation in Pocatello, Idaho. Goodluck, Native American actor house.org. • sons that members leave are all due box for that week’s harvest. The
Through his decades of work with seen in The Revenant, the original to lack of choice in the share. member has 24-48 hours to make
Indian tribes across the U.S., Dr. This season, Strike Farms is any changes to their box and order
Svingen has developed strong rela- introducing a partnership with extra items. Strike Farms then final-
tionships at Fort Hall and forged the Harvie, an online farm share izes each member’s custom box and
creation of Indian history field platform, to help overcome this prepares for packing and delivery to
schools that are conducted in limitation and better serve our local each pick-up location.
Central Idaho and Southwestern consumers. In addition, each week members
Montana. “In the past, we’ve packed a stan- will receive cooking tips, recipes,
Since 2010, Dr. Svingen and his dard box of produce for each mem- and videos based on the contents of
students have researched The ber regardless of personal prefer- each box so members can be sure
Virginia City Treaty of 1868, nego- ences but we know that some people they will have lots of information
tiated and signed almost 150 years hate beets and some people can’t get when the question comes up,
ago by Chief Tendoy. It was signed, enough, and that CSAs can feel “What’s for dinner?”
in good faith, by the US govern- unapproachable if you have a food To learn more about Strike
ment and tribal members, but never allergy or picky eater in your house- Farms CSA Veggie Subscription
ratified. Though never ratified, the hold,” says farm owner Dylan shares, visit strikefarms.com
US took all that was promised to Strike of Bozeman. “Harvie allows or go to www.harvie.farmto
them and, in return, granted the our members to customize each box sign up. •
tribe an Executive Order reserva- music score is by Emmy winning
Art showcase steeped in
It begins! Bozeman Commuter
nature opens at Altitude
Challenge runs thru June 30th
Downtown
The Bozeman Commuter able commute at www.bozeman- ience, benefits, safety, and incentives Bozeman’s
Project has announced the 2018 commute.orgwhere they can also associated with taking the bus, car Altitude Gallery
Bozeman Commuter see their CO2 reduction, money sharing, walking, biking, vanpooling, will feature the
Challengewill be take place the saved, calories burned, and miles or any combination of those in your work of mixed
whole of next month, June traveled. Register your workplace commute. As Bozeman’s population media artist
1st–30th. This friendly competition team or sign-up to find carpool booms, Bozeman Commuter David Lustig
between organizations and busi- buddies, bus routes, safe biking and Project aims to encourage during the first Art
nesses in the Bozeman area chal- walking routes, and plenty more! transportation options that are Walk of 2018 on
lenges locals to commute to and Bozeman Commuter Project is economically efficient, environmen- Friday, June 8th
from work by biking, walking, rid- all about expanding transportation tally sustainable, and make the best from 6–8pm.
ing the bus, and carpooling. options for commuters and residents use of our surrounding spaces. Lustig has
Participants have the chance to of the Bozeman area. The Project’s Visit the aforementioned website to quite literally
win prizes for logging each sustain- goals are to increase the conven- learn more.• come back to his
roots. When still a young boy, he ple yet elegant forms. In one piece,
discovered a love of nature and art gnarled roots intertwine to form the
as he played in and sketched the branches of a tree, and in another
woods around him. He attended willow twigs in shades of red and
Avian-inspired group exhibit opens at Montana State University and grad- yellow recreate the deceptively sim-
uated with a degree in landscape ple interplay of color and texture
design, which gave him both the found along a creek bank. Each
Visions West language and the skills to work with piece speaks of a long held respect
the local flora. He tried his hand at for and love of nature, and allows
many different types of art media the collector to bring a bit of the
Visions West Contemporary wel- clubs, or a regal portrait over the years, but it wasn’t until natural world inside their home.
comes the summer season with the for the king of hearts, cre- recently that he attempted a long- Lustig’s sculptural, organic art
diverse group exhibition ating a full flock in the pondered idea that became the art pieces will be on display at Altitude
“Levitation,”opening in conjunc- deck. he creates today. Gallery during Downtown
tion with the first Downtown Art Shelley Reed master- Using natural elements like Bozeman’s June Art Walk. Altitude
Walk on Friday June 8th, from fully combines history and roots, twigs and branches, Lustig is located at 134 E Main St. in
6–8pm. Birds of a feather flock animalia through her cin- emulates the organic forms found in Bozeman. Visit www.altitude-
together for this show, curated with ematic, black and white nature. The materials for each piece gallerybozeman.comor call
works centered around the form and paintings. Reed precisely are sustainably collected locally and [phone] for more
habits of birds in relation to the pairs the symbolic cultural then carefully manipulated into sim- information. •
world. Artists Michael Dickter, language from European
Shelley Reed, Troy Abbott, and Baroque paintings of the
Kevin Chupikhave created works 17th and 18th century to
inspired by the freedom, beauty and create compelling contem- Old Main Gallery hosts solo
elusive nature of the avian form. porary pieces. Her work
The result is an intriguing and can be seen in several
exhibit by Kevin Red Star
striking flight. museums across the coun-
Each artist brings their perspec- try. Her most recent
tive on what it means to levitate like acquisition by the 21C Art
Old Main Gallery is pleased to Francisco Art Institute before
a bird, whether through personal or Hotels, a 57-foot long
present “Native American embarking on their careers. They
shared history. Michael Dickter painting, can be found in
Women,”a solo exhibition by the attracted immediate notice in New
brings mixed media paintings that the lobby of their
renowned Kevin Red Star. An York and Paris, as well as estab-
fuse the shared nostalgia from a Nashville hotel.
artist’s reception will take place lished art centers throughout the
deck of cards and birds together. He A Miami-based technolo-
Michael Dickter during the first Downtown Art United States. They went on to
reimagines each card with the gy artist, Troy Abbott adds a
King of Hearts Walk on Friday, June 8th from change the face of modern
appropriate birds for the eight of unique digital element to the
6–8pm. Prior to the reception, stop Indian art.
show with his prompt to create into the gallery for a special quick Above and beyond accuracy,
unique, mixed media sculptures. finish event from 12–2pm. These Kevin Red Star’s deep experience is
His piece, “Social Media,” com- events are open to the public. expressed in the color and composi-
bines old, forgotten objects – such Kevin Red Star grew up on the tion of image after image. Each
as a wooden chicken coop – and Crow reservation in southern one is a complete statement in
modern video installation. Abbott Montana, a member of a highly itself; each remains in the mind’s
personifies these chatting hens to be creative family. He was known as eye long after viewing it. Tipis clus-
like ourselves on social media, clev- the go-to artist for all school proj- ter in close community, their long,
erly melding old with the new. ects. He was chosen to be in the graceful poles fanning out to catch
Visions West Contemporary also first group of students at the the stars and sunbeams. Women
introduces a new artist to their ros- Institute of American Indian Arts gather for ceremonies in richly
ter, Kevin Chupik. Chupik pulls in Santa Fe in the late sixties, when ornamented clothing. Warriors go
from a life of experience and cre- the founders personally visited forth on proud Appaloosa ponies,
ates his own narrative with a Native villages and reservations their bows and shields at the ready
vibrant color palette and playful nationwide and recruited the most to protect their encampments. In
compositions, echoing the joy of talented youngsters from each. The every painting, the subject springs
childhood. school provided a learning environ- vividly to life, reflecting the mastery
This June show marks the begin- ment of tribal tradition, world art of style and technique he has
ning of summer in Bozeman and history, and current trends. Open gained over the course of the years.
the beginning of the seasonal Art studios, well stocked with supplies, Old Main Gallery & Framing is
Walks. The public is encouraged to encouraged individual experimen- located at 129 E Main St. in
attend the opening, and the show tation and collaboration. Students Downtown Bozeman. Hours are
will be up through July 11th. mined their ancient customs for Monday through Friday from
Visions West Contemporary is content, and then created exciting 10am–5:30pm, Saturday from
located at 34 W Main St. in new forms to provide current rele- 10am–5pm, and Sunday from
Downtown Bozeman. Visit vance. Red Star and some of his 11am–5pm. Learn more about the
www.visionswestcontempo- friends in their graduation class space and framing services at
rary.comto learn more. • continued their studies at the San www.oldmaingallery.com. •
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