As a new season settles into Southwest Montana, the Park County affiliate of the American Association of University Women will hold its “New to You” Arts & Antique Sale this month. The event will be held on March 22nd and 23rd at the Shane Lalani Center for the Arts in Livingston. Hours are from ...
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Downtown hosts ’24 return of ‘Best Winter Sale in Bozeman’
The Downtown Bozeman Association, downtown merchants and restaurants are proud to present Winter Crazy Days 2024. Featuring over numerous merchants, it’s the biggest and best seasonal sale – set this year for Friday through Sunday, February 16th–18th with deals each day (participant hours may ...
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Downtown events promote community, local holiday shopping
There are many opportunities to support local business during the busy holiday shopping season. The Downtown Bozeman Association, in conjunction with locally owned small businesses, will present a trio of upcoming events that will allow shoppers to check everything off their lists with time to ...
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Cheers are in order! A salute to your ’23 ‘Best of Bozeman’ champions
Though his vision for our little mountain town was eclipsed decades ago, John Bozeman helped found what has become one of the nation's buzziest micropolitans. Notwithstanding the obvious issues we're experiencing given the exponential growth, our little corner of the world remains one of the most ...
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Casual beer bar & lounge opens on edge of campus
Kyle Suta teams up with Colombo’s Pizza & Pasta to create community-oriented lounge for all ages
Bozeman's newest beer and wine lounge – The Break Room – is now open on West College, just off the northwest corner of the Montana State University campus.
“The Break Room gives our customers a ...
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Time is running out – cast ‘Best of Bozeman’ votes by Aug. 15th!
As the greater Bozeman area's busiest season enters its final stretch, residents may find relief in the waning tourist activity that takes over Southwest Montana during the summer months. The influx of visitors does wonders for our local economy but congests our already burdened roadways, further ...
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