Thursday, November 5th from 7-9pm in the Large Community Room
Montana PBS and the Bozeman Public Library will present a free screening of “Brought to You By ALEC,” a film examining how the American Legislative Exchange Council operates and its effect on Montana lawmaking, on Thursday, November 5th ...
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Feast Raw Bar & Bistro has happy hour!
Our menus are inspired by seasonal organic ingredients and incorporate traditional and world cuisine. Nearly all of the produce, meat and fish is farmed or harvested in a sustainable manner.
Please note that menus are subject to change and may not reflect what is currently available at Feast ...
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Main Street Speakeasy whiskey tasting event on Thursday, November 5th
W.C. Fields said, “Always carry a flagon of whiskey in case of snakebite and furthermore always carry a small snake.”
To benefit their many efforts, Thrive–with the help of Copper Whiskey Bar & Grill–will put on the Main Street Speakeasy whiskey tasting event on Thursday, November 5th from ...
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Wine and Beer Tasting Friday, November 6th
The Livingston Depot Foundation will be holding its thirteenth annual Wine and Beer Tasting
Friday, November 6th from 6 to 8pm at the Livingston Depot Center.
The popular event assembles a range of regional craft brewers and international specialty wines with appetizers by different local ...
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Submit your Christmas Stroll poster design!
The Emerson Center for the Arts & Culture and the Downtown Bozeman Association are looking for an artist to create the 2015 Christmas Stroll poster! Please email a high resolution (300 dpi or greater) .tiff or .jpeg image of 2-D art work in 18” x 24” format by 5pm on Wednesday, November ...
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Cheyenne artist comes to Wheatgrass Saloon
Wheatgrass Saloon Gallery will host an artist reception for Ledger Artist, Alaina Buffalo Spirit on
Friday, November 6th from 6-8pm
to present “Looking Through Cheyenne Eyes.” Alaina is a Cheyenne woman who draws & paints on antique ledger paper just as her ancestors did in the 1860s.
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