Season set to start with performances of Measure for Measure and The Three Musketeers
MSIP is thrilled to announce their 51st summer tour productions will open in Bozeman with performances of William Shakespeare’s Measure for Measure, June 14th–17th, and Alexandre Dumas’ The Three Musketeers, June ...
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Bozeman Symphony to close season with performance of Mahler’s ‘Titan’
An emotional work featuring a record-sized string section
Music Director Norman Huynh's final Classical Series concert of the 2022/23 season will leave the audience yearning for more, set for June 10th and 11th at Downtown Bozeman's Willson Auditorium. Mahler's Titan Symphony No. 1 is a ...
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Downtown walks spotlight talents of local artists in Bozeman & Livingston
Summertime brings the return of two community-favorite event series, allowing art lovers and casual strollers to experience the work of the area's most creative. The Downtown Bozeman Association, in collaboration with downtown art galleries and retailers, is proud to present this summer’s DTN BZN ...
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Regional bands sound off with weekend shows at Chico Saloon
The summer season brings with it longer days and more opportunities to get outside and enjoy the sunny skies of Southwest Montana. But when dusk finally settles in, folks need a place to cool off and rehash their weekend adventures. Plan a weekend trip to Chico Hot Springs for a chance to soak the ...
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Raison D’être choreographers showcase distinctive creations with three-night run
With three performances set for June 9th–11th, Raison D’être Dance Project will present a collection of miscellaneously inspired pieces at the Gallatin County Fairgrounds. “WORKS: misc.” will begin at 7pm on Friday and Saturday, followed by a Sunday matinee at 4pm.
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Livingston’s Depot Museum opens for summer season with National Park roadway exhibit
The Livingston Depot Museum has announced the opening of its 2023 special exhibit, “Crossing Borders,” chronicling Highway 89 from Canada to Mexico through drawings, photographs and film. The artist, Caroline Lavoie, is a professor in Land, Architecture and Environmental Planning at Utah State ...
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