February 2025
Thursday’s Table
Get to know your community through food! On Thursdays, share in your community’s food traditions and favorite recipes with Thursday’s Table. We will have cooking demonstrations every Thursday in the Kitchen Table. Cooks will come from library employees and community members, home cooks, and professionals. This program is open for you to demonstrate and teach others your favorite recipes. Let us know if you’d like to lead a demonstration by contacting Liz at edevries@bozeman.net.
Find out more »March 2025
International Folk Dancing Classes
International Folk Dancing Classes Folk Dancing Classes at Bozeman Public Library: Saturday, February 1st – 3:00 to 4:30 PM Saturday, March 1st – 3:00 to 4:30 PM 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,…
Find out more »Sunday Crafternoon: Book Folding
Get creative and learn something new. 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. March 2: Book Folding Make sculptures by folding the pages of old and damaged books. March 9: Collage Build an art piece from the pages of magazines.…
Find out more »Documentary Film Night: Demon Mineral
Bring your own beanbag and for a quiet evening with a documentary movie (regular chairs will be also provided). The library does not endorse any opinion or perspective in selected documentaries. Not all movies are suitable for all ages or sensibilities. Demon Mineral (2023, 89 minutes) can be considered an anti-Western, flipping the classical cinematic paradigm by centering the voices and experiences of the Diné community to explore the legacy of uranium mining in Diné Bikeyah, the sacred homelands of…
Find out more »Cookbooks and Coffee
Every Wednesday, stop by the Kitchen Table 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 »Science Inquiry Series: Cosmic Conundrums–Things We Still Don’t Know About the Universe
What are the big mysteries about the universe that scientists are still seeking to solve? James Manning, former executive director of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific, will discuss current cosmic enigmas from how the universe formed, to dark matter and energy, to whether life exists elsewhere, and how scientists are trying to find answers.
Find out more »Thursday’s Table
Get to know your community through food! On Thursdays, share in your community’s food traditions and favorite recipes with Thursday’s Table. We will have cooking demonstrations every Thursday in the Kitchen Table. Cooks will primarily come from community members who are home cooks. This program is open for you to demonstrate and teach others your favorite recipes. For ages 12+ Let us know if you’d like to lead a demonstration by contacting Liz at edevries@bozeman.net.
Find out more »Crochet and Knitting Workshop
Learn how to knit or crochet or get help from accomplished artists in this workshop. Bring your knitting and crochet to this workshop featuring knitters and crochet artists: Jessica Kelly and Karen Ore. This workshop is a chance for you to get help on tricky projects, ask questions about knitting and crochet, learn new techniques or start your very first knitting or crochet project. Bring your own projects to work on or if you want to learn, practice with our…
Find out more »Sunday Crafternoon: Book Folding
Get creative and learn something new. 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. March 9: Collage Build an art piece from the pages of magazines. March 30: Needle Felting Create sculptures and landscape art with wool. April 6: Coptic book…
Find out more »Genealogy Club
Connect with others who share a similar passion for family history research. Get help if you're blocked and struggling or find inspiration from other researchers.
Find out more »Thursday’s Table
Get to know your community through food! On Thursdays, share in your community’s food traditions and favorite recipes with Thursday’s Table. We will have cooking demonstrations every Thursday in the Kitchen Table. Cooks will primarily come from community members who are home cooks. This program is open for you to demonstrate and teach others your favorite recipes. For ages 12+ Let us know if you’d like to lead a demonstration by contacting Liz at edevries@bozeman.net.
Find out more »Local Help for Abuse, Assault and Manipulation in Relationships: MSU Campus Civil Rights
Montana State University Academic Technology and Outreach is hosting a series of talks by campus and community organizations leading up to Sexual Assault Awareness Month in April. The presentations will address abuse, assault and manipulation in relationships and discuss the resources and support available in our community. The series is free and open to the public; registration is not required. All presentations will be held from 6 to 7 p.m. in the Community Room at the Bozeman Public Library. The…
Find out more »The Women Who Defined Early Bozeman: A History with Crystal Alegria
Discover the remarkable stories of Bozeman women of the women played pivotal roles in shaping the community of Bozeman through their civic actions, achievements and enduring legacies. From its founding in 1864 through the transformative years into the 1930s, these women fostered a sense of community in Bozeman, making it the town we now know and love.
Find out more »Symphony Storytime
Feb 19 Educational Program Symphony Storytime 10:15 AM - 11:15 AM UTC-7 Bozeman Public Library
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 »Thursday’s Table
Get to know your community through food! On Thursdays, share in your community’s food traditions and favorite recipes with Thursday’s Table. We will have cooking demonstrations every Thursday in the Kitchen Table. Cooks will primarily come from community members who are home cooks. This program is open for you to demonstrate and teach others your favorite recipes. For ages 12+ Let us know if you’d like to lead a demonstration by contacting Liz at edevries@bozeman.net.
Find out more »Quilting Sessions
Join us at the library for quilting! If you’re a beginner, come and learn how to quilt with easy instructions 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 the provided scrap fabric. There’s no commitment, each block can function as its own unit or can be formed to make a quilt…
Find out more »Your Library Card
Get an introduction to the fabulous resources and services available at your public library. Learn how to find books, place holds, and make reservations for rooms and equipment. Learn how to access library e-resources such as streaming movies, classes, national newspapers and more.
Find out more »Cookbooks and Coffee
Every Wednesday, stop by the Kitchen Table 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 »An Indigenous Perspective on Living with the Land
An Indigenous Perspective on Living with the Landwith Steven Davis, Lower Brule Sioux Tribe & descendant of the Blackfeet Nation Thursday, March 27th at 6 pm Bozeman Public Library, Community Room REGISTER in advance for the live stream at www.gallatinvalleyearthday.org OR https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_8oO2cjtRQIGHb_bIw8hkNg After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the live stream. The Gallatin Valley was known as the “Valley of the Flowers” by several different tribes who used this land as common hunting ground.…
Find out more »Crafternoon: Needle Felting
Get creative and learn something new. 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. March 30: Needle Felting Create sculptures and landscape art with wool. April 6: Coptic book Binding Learn the Coptic stitch for book binding. May 4: Lego Printmaking…
Find out more »April 2025
Local Help for Abuse, Assault and Manipulation in Relationships: MSU Campus Civil Rights
Montana State University Academic Technology and Outreach is hosting a series of talks by campus and community organizations leading up to Sexual Assault Awareness Month in April. The presentations will address abuse, assault and manipulation in relationships and discuss the resources and support available in our community. The series is free and open to the public; registration is not required. All presentations will be held from 6 to 7 p.m. in the Community Room at the Bozeman Public Library. The…
Find out more »Symphony Storytime
Feb 19 Educational Program Symphony Storytime 10:15 AM - 11:15 AM UTC-7 Bozeman Public Library
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