2019 ‘Best of Bozeman’ voting closes April 15th
Vote now or forever hold your peace – until next year, at least! On April 15th, the polls will close for the 18th Annual Best of Bozeman. A friendly local competition, Best of Bozeman is the original celebration of everything we love about our town ...
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Next ‘SymBozium’ gathering talks immigration at Emerson
Bozeman Library’s second ‘SymBozium’ delves into immigration at Emerson
The Bozeman Public Library is presenting the second event in its civil discourse series, SymBozium, to engage the community in respectful and productive conversation around complex controversial topics. Each of the SymBozium ...
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MeatEater’s Steven Rinella to speak at MOR April 10
MOR event w/ MeatEater Steven Rinella benefits Whittier students
Steven Rinella, hunter, author, conservationist and host of Netflix’s MeatEater and The MeatEater Podcast, will speak in the Hager Auditorium at Museum of the Rockies on Wednesday, April 10th. The event is a fundraiser for Whittier ...
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Yellowstone Hot Springs now open to area soakers
Yellowstone Hot Springs now open to area soakers
The word is out! Yellowstone Hot Springs has officially opened to the public, bringing the richly mineralized La Duke waters to the people of Montana and visitors of the Treasure State. The newest hot springs in 25 years are located in Corwin ...
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There’s no Plan(et) B – Earth’s health focus of family friendly fest
There’s no Plan(et) B – Earth’s health focus of family friendly fest
A community collective of eco-conscious groups and individuals have teamed to host an Earth Day Festival at Bozeman Public Library. The event will be held on Saturday, April 20th to accomodate busy family schedules, just ...
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Author Henry Hughes presents playful, scholarly evening ‘The Sensual Fish’
Is there something inherently sensuous and sensual about fish? Why do anglers desire to see and hold a wild trout blazing in courtship colors? Cleopatra likens seducing Antony to angling for “Tawny-finned fishes,” and the poet Lorca casts for a “brunette of Granada... who will not bite.”
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