Join the Library Foundation and Wonderlust for the next Friday Forum on Friday, April 8, 12-1:30pm in the Bozeman Public Library’s large community room. Earlier in the year we learned about inevitable growth in the Gallatin Valley, followed the next month by Bozeman’s mayor and deputy mayor talking ...
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Blunderbuss Science & Maker Faire April 28-30-
It will be a symposium which fuses inventions, science projects, dialogue and problem solving events in a show-and-tell environment. The event will take place in multiple venues around Bozeman and will be open to the public. Our goal is to find garage projects, makers, tinkers, inventors, ...
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2016 Montana State University Spring Rodeo -Thursday, April 7
MSU Spring Rodeo set for April 7-10
March 30, 2016 -- MSU News Service
MSU senior Wyatt Bloom rides in the bareback event during the College National Finals Rodeo. Bloom and the MSU rodeo team will compete April 7-10, 2016 at the MSU Spring Rodeo. Photo courtesy CNFR/Dan ...
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Music Mondays
First Mondays, September through May
On the first Monday of month throughout the school year, CMB teams up with Kate Bryan of Music Together and Chet Leach of Rhythm Drums for a series of FREE fun-filled, family-oriented music-making experiences. These gatherings feature singing, rhythm, movement, ...
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Live Music at Norris Hot Springs April 1 – 10
Fri, Apr 1 Elwood Folk/Americana
Sat, Apr 2 Jon Cheryl Singer/Songwriter
Sun, Apr 3 Heather Lingle Alt Country/Rockabilly
Fri, Apr 8 Shea Stewart Hill Country Blues/Americana
Sat, Apr 9 Steve Squared Acoustic Eclectic
Sun, Apr 10 Dangling Chads Modern Folk
Fri, Apr 1 Elwood ...
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Author Event with Virginia Reeves at Country Bookshelf
Monday, April 11 at 7pm Author Event with Virginia Reeves for Work Like Any Other
A starkly beautiful, morally complicated, and astonishingly accomplished debut set in 1920’s rural Alabama, Work Like Any Other tells the story of Roscoe T Martin, a prideful electrician sent to prison after his ...
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