Last month for the 50 Mile Grill at Norris Hot Springs!
Norris Hot Springs has had a very busy summer, with visitors from all over the world at the Campground, and soakers taking in the waters in the historic wooden pool. The 50 Mile Grill has been serving the best of locally procured beef, bison, poultry, lamb and fish to folks six days a week and the consensus is the food has never been better. Norris is committed to bringing you the finest in organic food in the area and your meal is sustainably harvested from local ranches and gardens, including the onsite garden you can see from the Campground.
Over 900 pounds of vegetables, greens and edible flowers have been harvested so far this year – and the onions and root vegetables are up next! This onsite garden plays a huge role in providing nutritional meals for guests of Norris Hot Springs.
There’s something for every taste bud in your car (or RV) at the 50 Mile Grill – for the herbivores in your group, as well as the carnivores. The No Loose Dogs Saloon serves traditional favorites for the whole family too. Once the month wanes, the Grill will begin to reduce hours, so make a trek to Norris soon to enjoy the bounty of the region.
And don’t forget to quench your thirst with a large selection of craft beers and an ever-expanding wine list. Drinks for all ages are available, in addition to weekly dessert specials.
Live music takes over the Poolside Stage every Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 7pm.
Edwin Johnson returns on Friday, September 7th. Johnson performs multiple musical styles and genres, travelling all over the United States and Canada. He composes songs “on the fly” with live recording looping technology.
Logan Dudding is next up on Saturday, September 8th. Logan is a Butte resident, known for his work with the Chad Ball and Red Mountain bands as a percussionist. Now honing his guitar skills, he’s enjoying putting on solo acoustic performances, covering favorite songs and showing off a few originals. Help welcome him back!
Mathias follows on Sunday, September 9th. The Bozeman-based singer/songwriter has been playing music under the big sky for nearly two decades. With powerful vocals and a percussive guitar style, he’s known for his dynamiclive performances full of acoustic folk, rock, and funk tunes. Mathias recorded his debut album, Walk Alone, with the help of Emmy Award-winning producer Jeremiah Slovarp.
Aran Buzzas will play for soakers on Friday, September 14th. Calling his music “Homegrown Montana Folky Tonk,” Aran performs songs that are easy to relate to, often amusing, and frequently with a regional backdrop.
Norris welcomes the Ennis City Ramblers on Saturday, September 15th. This locally-based trio plays American folk music and cowboy songs, i.e. the perfect hang music for your Saturday night soak.
Galynne Goodwill will bring her acoustic grooves to close out the weekend on Sunday, September 16th. The independent artist writes soulful, conscious, acoustic pop songs inspired by humanity’s rapid awakening.
“Inherent positivity paired with beautiful melodies, insightful songwriting and playful lyrics turn every Galynne gig into a feel-good-fest. Her vocal skills and sultry stage presence make for a night of musical marvel in its purest form.” – Historic Trempealeau Hotel, Wisconsin
Aaron Banfield hits the Poolside Stage on Friday, September 21st. A member of local bands BoZambique and Cole & the Thornes, Banfield sings and plays originals along with some known and obscure covers ranging from ballads to up-tempo tunes.
Wind and the Willows head out to Norris on Saturday, September 22nd. Imports from Evergreen, Colorado, Willows’ lead singers Ryen Dalvit and Maren Stubenvoll bring their distinct sound to Montana, a blend of brass, strings, and triple harmonies. The band’s roots lie in the heart of the Rocky Mountains. From writing tunes in caves and atop mountains, to performing in taprooms and other intimate venues, these once upon a time classmates became a songwriting duo finding inspiration in their beautiful surroundings and budding sisterhood. The Wind and the Willows bring a fresh taste of folk to their new home of Bozeman.
Weston Lewis is set for Sunday, September 23rd. Lewis plays with a number of local bands, solo performances, and as a sit-in lead guitarist for artists including The Andrew Hand Band, John Sherrill, The Electric Sunday, Lang Termes, Mathias, and MOTH. His solo sets are comprised mostly of acoustic rock covers and some of his original songs. In band settings, he likes to play funk, jazz, country and more.
Norris Hot Springs is a unique and historic Montana wonder. For more history, information on the menu, special offers and much more, please visit www.norrishotsprings.com. The hot springs are located 34 miles west of Bozeman near the intersection of Highway 287 and Route 84. Norris has returned to its winter hours: Thursday, Friday and Monday from 4–10pm; Saturday and Sunday from 10am–10pm; closed Tuesday and Wednesday.
