On The Norris poolside stage Aran Buzzas will perform on Friday, July 12th
Positively NEGATIVE ions at Norris – good for what ails you!
How can something negative be positive? Negative ions are odorless, tasteless, and invisible molecules that we inhale in abundance in certain environments. There are many health benefits of negative ions and part of them are related to the proximity of water in all kind of forms, starting with the sea, lakes, cascades, and summer rains, to an air humidifier or even a shower in your home.
Aran Buzzas
Over time the beneficial effects of negative ions to our health have been demonstrated. They help with relaxation, enhance the immune system, and reduce the symptoms generated by cold and flu, like sinusitis, migraine and fever. Negative ions facilitate breathing and decrease asthma crises by increasing the lungs capacity, and also relieve allergies by killing airborne germs and allergens.
In nature, hot springs and waterfalls also have a surplus of negative ions – which occur in the journey the water takes. We can benefit from these negative ions by being around waterfalls (absorbing them as they come loose) or bathing in the water of a natural hot springs (like Norris Hot Springs).
Try to spend time outside as much as possible to benefit from the proximity of water, sun and fresh air – and where better to enjoy those benefits than Norris? Summer is in full swing with the 50 Mile Grill cranking out nightly featuring an amazing selection of locally sourced proteins, the No LoOse Dogs Saloon serving the finest local greens, pizzas, nachos and more. Add a craft beer or wine from the ever-growing list and you’ve got a meal that’s worth the drive to Norris – throw in a soak and it’s true bliss!
Visit on a Friday, Saturday or Sunday to experience the finest regional and touring acoustic performers on the Poolside Stage beginning at 7pm.
Aran Buzzas will perform on Friday, July 12th. Calling his music “Homegrown Montana Folky Tonk,” Aran performs songs that are easy to relate to, often amusing, and frequently with a regional backdrop.
Saturday, July 13th marks the return of Brian Ernst. Playing over 20 instruments, he loops and records live original music, blending singer/songwriter material with rhythm blues and up-beat instrumentals. He brings a completely original and unique experience.
Mathias follows on Sunday, July 14th. 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 dynamic live 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.
Check out the groovy campground at Norris, with sites from full hook-up to primitive for tent or car campers. Name another campground in the Yellowstone area that offers natural hot springs, gourmet meal options, live music and an extensive beer and wine selection… go on, we’ll wait. It’s hard to beat Norris! Menus, directions and summer hours can be found at www.norrishotsprings.com. Norris staffers are positive you’ll be into the negative ions! •
