Montana State University’s Office of Diversity and Inclusion will host a series of events in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, which runs from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 annually. During this period, various South and Central American nations celebrate their independence days, including Chile, Costa ...
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Symphony invites families to music-enhanced storytime
The Bozeman Symphony invites families with young children, especially those ages 3 to 5, to attend upcoming Symphony Storytime events, offered free of charge. These engaging sessions are held at the Bozeman Public Library’s Community Room, located at 626 E Main, on select Wednesdays throughout the ...
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KGLT hosts late summer vinyl sale
Alternative Public Radio station KGLT-FM, located on the MSU campus in Bozeman, has announced their annual Friends of KGLT Vinyl Sale. The one-day-only event will take place Saturday, September 14th in Ballroom B of the Strand Union Building on the Montana State University campus. The sale will run ...
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Next Friday Forum focuses on community health in Gallatin Co
From MSU News Service
The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Montana State University will host a virtual Friday Forum focused on health in Gallatin County. “Community Health: Painting the Picture of Health in Gallatin County” will be held via Zoom on Friday, September 13th, from noon to 1:30pm. ...
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BMM showcases talents of local stringmasters
Baroque Music Montana will present “Amoris Domicilium: A Montana Vespers” with a special local performance this month as part of its regional tour. It will take place Sunday, September 15th, at Bozeman’s Peace of Christ Community Church. The intimate showcase begins at 4pm.
Kerll’s lyrical mass and ...
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Historian to speak on American fire at Museum of the Rockies
A useful way to think about the American fire scene is to consider the three types of fire – those set by nature, those set by people in living landscapes and those that burn fossil fuels, or lithic landscapes.
That’s according to Steven J. Pyne, a fire historian and emeritus professor at Arizona ...
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