April 2025
Symphony Storytime
Feb 19 Educational Program Symphony Storytime 10:15 AM - 11:15 AM UTC-7 Bozeman Public Library
Find out more »Cookbooks and Coffee
Every Wednesday, stop by the Kitchen Table in the Bozeman Public Library for tea, hot cocoa, cider, or coffee. Peruse through our stack of free used cookbooks or drop off unwanted cookbooks. Share your favorite recipes and cookbooks with other attendees.
Find out more »Fiber Arts
Bring your knitting, crochet, quilting, embroidery, cross stitch, tatting, hooking, weaving, spinning, braiding, knotting, sewing, darning, mending, needle point, macramé, felting, rug making, basket making, huck weaving, nålebinding, friendship bracelets or any other type of easily mobile fiber-based craft for a social meet up every Wednesday with other fiber artists in the Bozeman community.
Find out more »Quilting Sessions
Learn how to quilt or connect with quilters and work on your projects. • If you’re a beginner, come and learn how to quilt with easy patterns and hands on help. • Bring a current project and socialize with other quilters. • Work on a block of the month project exclusive to library patrons. Every month will be a new block that you can make using scrap fabric. There’s no commitment, each block can function as its own unit or…
Find out more »When Montana Outraced the East: The Reign of Western Thoroughbreds, 1886-1900 with Catharine Moser
In Gilded-Age Montana, three former frontiersmen turned from speculation in minerals to speculation in Thoroughbred horses. Silver baron Noah Armstrong, pioneer banker Samuel Larabie, and “Copper King” Marcus Daly, each pursued his passion for horses studied pedigrees, imported blue-blooded stock and turned them loose on native grasses under Montana's big sky. Where one observer saw "verist madness" in the enterprise, another sports journalist foresaw a not-too-distant day when Montana would "rival the worlds of old Yorkshire and the Blue-Grass region…
Find out more »Fiber Arts
Bring your knitting, crochet, quilting, embroidery, cross stitch, tatting, hooking, weaving, spinning, braiding, knotting, sewing, darning, mending, needle point, macramé, felting, rug making, basket making, huck weaving, nålebinding, friendship bracelets or any other type of easily mobile fiber-based craft for a social meet up every Wednesday with other fiber artists in the Bozeman community.
Find out more »May 2025
International Folk Dancing
Folk dancing is a social activity that gives you some easy exercise while enjoying the music and rhythm of dances from other cultures. No prior experience needed. Come alone or bring a friend. All are welcome, including children who can keep up with the group. The steps for each dance will be taught first, then we dance together to the music. We will start with easy dances and then adapt the class to the group. In the community room next…
Find out more »Lego Printmaking
On select Sundays take part in a creative program designed to introduce you to new skills, inspire new hobbies, or create something fun. Ages 18 and up. No registration required. Materials will be provided. Some programs are designed for you to explore the craft on your own. May 4: Lego Printmaking Create modern art using Legos and print making techniques. May 11: Wood Painting Paint earrings, key chains, boxes, and other items fresh off the laser cutter.
Find out more »Wood Painting
On select Sundays take part in a creative program designed to introduce you to new skills, inspire new hobbies, or create something fun. Ages 18 and up. No registration required. Materials will be provided. Some programs are designed for you to explore the craft on your own. May 11: Wood Painting Paint earrings, key chains, boxes, and other items fresh off the laser cutter.
Find out more »Science Inquiry Series: Extreme Living
Science Inquiry Series: Extreme Living--How to Survive in Boiling Acid, High Sulfide and Low Oxygen Conditions How did Earth's earliest forms of life make the transition from a low oxygen environment to a high oxygen one? Dr. Mensur Dlakic, Associate Professor in the Department of Microbiology and Cell Biology at MSU, will discuss his research on thermophile microbes in Yellowstone National Park which represent some of those earliest life forms, how they thrive in extreme conditions similar to early Earth's,…
Find out more »June 2025
Folk Dancing at Library
Folk dancing was a way a community came together to celebrate and bond with one another. It was usually simple enough so everyone can participate. Come enjoy the music and rhythm of traditional dances from different countries, and get some easy exercise at the same time. No experience or partner needed. All are welcome, including families. The steps for each dance will be taught, then we dance together to the music. In the community room next to Main Street entrance.…
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