Shop creations from hundreds of regional artists at the annual Bozeman Fall MADE fair at Brick Breeden Fieldhouse
The Bozeman Fall MADE fair has been announced for next month, with event organizers excited to connect artists with the Gallatin Valley community once again. The event will take place ...
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Laugh it up with viral comedian
The Ellen Theatre is thrilled to a night of comedy with Steve Hofstetter for one night only at 7:30pm on Tuesday, September 29th. He comes to Bozeman as part of his “Begin Again” stand-up tour. Seats begin at $38.25 with VIP packages available.
One of the world’s most popular comedians, ...
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MSU, DBA team for annual Homecoming Pep Rally
Montana State University and the Downtown Bozeman Association are proud to host the annual MSU Homecoming Pep Rally at 6pm on Friday, September 25th, at the intersection of Main and Willson downtown. Cheer on your Bobcat football team before they take on Northern Arizona at Bobcat Stadium on ...
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Indulge in a feast beneath Lone Mountain
Big Sky adds a new chapter to Montana’s culinary story with the inaugural Big Sky Food & Wine Festival to be held Thursday through Saturday, September 24th–26th.
Set against the dramatic backdrop of Lone Mountain, the three-day celebration brings together more than 40 acclaimed chefs, ...
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Montana State announces 2026 homecoming events
From MSU News Service
Montana State University’s Homecoming Week will begin Monday, September 21st, and culminate in a football game against Northern Arizona University on Saturday, Sept. 26th.
This year’s homecoming theme is “Cat-Tastic Carnival.” MSU and the MSU Alumni Foundation will host ...
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Raptor Fest precedes new ski season
Fresh off a scorching summer, many of our avian friends are gearing up for their annual snowbirding adventure. Gliding back into Southwest Montana for its return event, the annual Bridger Raptor Festival will be held Saturday and Sunday, October 3rd and 4th.
Sponsored by the Sacajawea Audubon ...
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