Events in Bozeman
Community Drop-In Hours
Roots offers a relaxed, drop-in style gathering for caregivers with children ages 0 to 3. Expect a warm and supportive setting with coffee, tea, and snacks, a small play area suited to little ones, practical resources for families, and easy opportunities to connect with fellow parents and caregivers. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Advance registration is encouraged to help create a meaningful group experience, and attendance is flexible with no need to cancel if plans change.
Restaurant Week 4/27 - 5/3
AC Lounge is offering a Restaurant Week special featuring a $25 combination of a glass of draft wine with a meat and cheese board. The regular menu will also be available.
AC LoungePoetry Workshop with Molly Damm
Explore how memory and the places we live shape our connections to self and others in a free workshop with poet and educator Molly Damm. Offered in two parts, the experience uses guided prompts, short readings, and generative exercises to help you recall meaningful locations and moments, then transform those recollections into writing through vivid sensory detail and imagery. Each session provides focused time to write, optional opportunities to share, and encouraging discussion in a welcoming, creative environment. No prior poetry or creative writing experience is required, and everyone is invited to participate. Molly Damm is a writer, teacher, and mental health therapist. She is the author of Ground-truth, published by Finishing Line Press in 2018, and her poems have appeared in Colorado Review, Western Humanities Review, Thayer, and other publications. She holds a Masters in Counseling from Montana State University and an MFA in Poetry from the University of Virginia, where she was a Hoyns Fellow in Creative Writing. She is the co-creator of the Heart and Ground writing and visual art retreat at the JBarL ranch in the Centennial Valley and lives in Livingston, Montana with her family.
Park County Senior CenterAdolescents and Teens
This program, led by SMS and CJMS Parent Liaisons, focuses on both the rewards and the challenges of raising adolescents and teens. Families can learn practical tools from Love and Logic, practice empathy based approaches to parenting, and talk through strategies for navigating technology at home. The event takes place at Thrive's office, is offered at no cost for families, and requires registration.
ThrivePlay Space
Play Space creates a relaxed setting where babies and toddlers can explore, play, and enjoy simple activities at no cost. While little ones stay engaged, caregivers can sip free coffee and enjoy light treats. The gathering takes place at American Lutheran Church in Livingston and offers a welcoming spot for early childhood connection and play.
Downtown Bozeman Restaurant Week
A weeklong celebration of downtown Bozeman dining brings together the Downtown Bozeman Association and participating restaurants, pubs, and cafes. The week features creative dishes not usually on the menu, specialty drinks, and exclusive culinary experiences. There are also opportunities to win prizes provided by local sponsors.
Downtown BozemanMontana Standard Concealed Carry Permit - Bozeman
Hosted at C'mon Inn in Bozeman, this concealed carry class is intended for individuals pursuing the Montana Concealed Weapons Permit. The permit is widely recognized across the United States, and this course is designed to help participants work toward obtaining their Montana CWP.
C'mon InnJoining Rivers
Joining Rivers at Bozeman Dharma Center centers on mindfulness in the tradition of Thich Nhat Hanh. The focus is on cultivating joy, peace, and compassion in everyday life and in relationships. Concise guidance supports the practice.
Bozeman Dharma CenterBlossom Mom-- Tuesday Evening
Blossom Mom offers a welcoming peer support circle for new and expecting mothers, led by a skilled facilitator who is also a mom. It provides a compassionate, nonjudgmental place to share both the joys and the hard parts of pregnancy and the first year after birth, while learning from others who understand. Conversations often touch on sleep deprivation, feeling overwhelmed, partner relationships, balancing work and life, community resources, feeding, shifts in identity, and how to ask for help. Advance registration is recommended to help create a meaningful group experience, but flexibility is understood for life with kids, and there is no need to cancel if plans change.
The Story of Birds with Dr. Steve Brusatte
Paleontologist Dr. Steve Brusatte, Professor of Paleontology and Evolution at the University of Edinburgh, New York Times bestselling author, and science consultant for the Jurassic World films, presents a lively talk that traces 150 million years of evolution from raptor dinosaurs to the birds you see every day. He highlights pivotal chapters in deep time, including mass extinctions, shifting climates, and asteroid-scale turning points, and connects them to the origins of today’s remarkable flyers, drawing on insights from his new book, The Story of Birds. Following the lecture, a meet-and-greet and book signing will be offered with refreshments, and copies of the book will be available for purchase. The program takes place in Hager Auditorium. Admission is free for members and $5 for non-members. Registration is required.
Museum of the RockiesGame Night Live Trivia
At Outlaw Brewing, Game Night Live Trivia offers free-to-play fun for anyone who enjoys games and the chance to win prizes. The format features two games, each made up of three rounds inspired by popular game shows. Look for brain teasers like word jumbles, picture-based challenges, and other engaging twists that keep the competition lively.
Outlaw BrewingDrop In Country Dancing Lesson
A welcoming, instructor-led country swing class focused on connection, community, and moving together. The evening includes a one hour lesson followed by a one hour open dance, giving everyone time to learn side by side, practice with confidence, and connect on the floor. It offers a friendly way to learn country dance in a relaxed social atmosphere.
Yoga for Seniors
Yoga for Seniors will be held in the classroom area at Hub Fitness.
Park County Senior CenterTech Support Tuesdays
Receive one-on-one technology help tailored to your needs, from quick fixes on a smartphone to more in-depth software guidance. This is a drop-in format with no appointment required. Choose a Quick Question session of about 5 to 10 minutes for $5, or a Short Help Session of up to 20 minutes for $15. If you need more time, an individual session can be arranged. Cash, Venmo, and PayPal are accepted. Common topics include email troubleshooting, downloading and using apps, managing device storage, getting comfortable with Mac OS or Windows basics, and support with Word, PowerPoint, or Excel. Contact for more information or to schedule additional time.
Perk on ParkPark County Blossom Mom
Blossom Mom offers a peer support space led by a skilled facilitator who is also a mother. It welcomes new and expecting moms at any stage of pregnancy and throughout the first year after birth to connect around both the joys and the challenges of parenthood in a compassionate, judgment-free setting. Conversations often explore lack of sleep, overwhelm, relationship dynamics with partners, balancing work and home life, community resources, feeding choices, shifts in identity, and ways to seek support. Advance registration is encouraged to help create a meaningful session, though schedules with little ones can be unpredictable, and there is no need to cancel if plans change. Attendance is flexible.
Aquatic Pet Rehoming Event
The fourth Aquatic Pet Rehoming Event comes to Bozeman at the Romney Oval on Montana State University’s campus. Partner organizations will accept fish, turtles, frogs, aquatic plants, and other aquatic pets for rehoming. Non-aquatic species, venomous animals, and waterfowl are not accepted. Pre-registration is available and walk-ins are limited. Surrendered animals are not available for adoption by the public.
Montana State UniversityBreastfeeding & Infant Feeding Group
Feeding a new baby, whether by breast, bottle, or formula, can bring a lot of questions. This peer-to-peer breastfeeding and infant feeding group offers a welcoming space to connect with other mothers, ask what is on your mind, and learn about local resources. A Lactation Consultant and a volunteer facilitator guide the conversation. Topics often include coping with feeling overwhelmed, sleep alongside feeding, how to tell if a baby is getting enough, milk supply concerns, whether a current approach is working, partner dynamics, pain with breastfeeding, formula feeding, pumping and the use of bottles or pacifiers, returning to work, how to seek help, and community supports. The group aims to foster connection during the perinatal period, acknowledge both the challenges and joys of infant feeding, provide a safe place to share experiences, and connect participants to appropriate resources. Advance registration is encouraged to help with planning, and there is understanding that plans can change with young children, so formal cancellation is not required.
Colombo’s Trivia
Enjoy an evening of trivia.
Colombo's Pizza & PastaAnnual Trout Lecture
Angler, author, and Lyons Press founder Nick Lyons will deliver the Trout Lecture at the Montana State University Library. This free program is called Evolution of a Fly Fisherman.
Montana State University LibraryWine Wednesday
Wine Wednesday at Gallatin River Lodge features $25 off any bottle of wine, limited to one promotion per table. Other restrictions may apply.
Gallatin River LodgeThriving Parents: Parenting the Love and Logic Way
Parents and caregivers of elementary-aged children can take part in a four-week Parenting the Love and Logic Way course focused on creating a calmer home and stronger family connections. The series provides useful strategies and techniques to strengthen relationships at home. It is offered at no cost to families. Limited childcare is available, so early sign-up is encouraged.
ThriveCSCMT's Perfect Pairings Dinner
Enjoy a Perfect Pairings Dinner at Montana Ale Works that celebrates the craft of food and drink while supporting people affected by cancer. The evening features a multi-course menu created by Chef Jacob Huder, with each course paired to selections curated by beverage manager Cameron Quallen, including craft beer, wine, cider, and spirits. Nonalcoholic pairings are available upon request. Attendance is limited to 50 guests. For questions, allergy needs, or menu details, email events@montanaaleworks.com.
Langhorne Slim
Langhorne Slim brings The Dreamin' Kind Tour to The ELM, joined by Laney Jones and the Spirits. The event is supported by the official auto partner DriveToyota.
The ELMOpen Jam
This open jam at The Murray Bar is hosted by the Cullen Brothers, and participants can sign up upon arrival.
The Murray BarBelgrade, MT - On The Hook Fish and Chips
On The Hook Fish and Chips will be at Belgrade Ace Hardware in Belgrade, MT, serving fish and chips made with wild Alaskan cod.
Belgrade Ace HardwareLIVE Music and Dance Lesson at The Westerner
At The Westerner, enjoy a weekly blend of country dancing backed by live country music. Each ticket includes a free drink, a professional dance lesson to get you started, and live music that keeps the dance floor moving.
The WesternerLanghorne Slim
Langhorne Slim performs at The ELM, bringing a bold modern Americana sound shaped by more than twenty years of making music. Celebrated for unguarded emotion and a penchant for breaking the rules, he continues that path with his ninth album, The Dreamin’ Kind.
The ELMZen Painting Class
Open to all ages and experience levels, this free Zen painting class takes place at the Hub at PCSC. Advance registration is requested to reserve a spot. To register, call 406-333-2276 or email heather.pcsc@gmail.com.
Park County Senior CenterBlossom Mom- Thursday Afternoon
Blossom Mom is a welcoming, peer-led circle for new and expecting mothers, guided by a facilitator who is also a mom. It creates a kind, judgment-free place to share the joys and hurdles of pregnancy and the first year after birth, trade practical ideas, and receive encouragement from others on a similar path. Conversations often explore sleep challenges, feeling overwhelmed, shifts in partner relationships, balancing work and home, local resources, feeding choices, changes in personal identity, and how to ask for help. Whether seeking reassurance, community, or tools for everyday hurdles, this gathering centers on honest connection and mutual support.
Give Big Fest Belgrade
Set at Belgrade Community Library, this celebration of giving features activities for kids, snacks, and opportunities to connect with local organizations.
Belgrade Community LibraryGive Big Fest Bozeman
Presented by One Valley Community Foundation, this community gathering at Ferguson Farm celebrates Give Big Gallatin Valley 2026. Attendees can connect with Bozeman nonprofits, learn about their work, and discover causes that resonate, all in a single location with interactive booths, food trucks, and drinks. It offers a welcoming kickoff to the 24-hour giving effort, including opportunities to speak directly with the people making a difference in Bozeman. The event is also part of countywide celebrations that support local nonprofits.
Ferguson FarmDog Safety While Outdoors
Outside Bozeman and Montana K9 Safety present a two-hour workshop focused on keeping dogs safe while hiking or enjoying outdoor activities. Attendees learn helpful, potentially life-saving techniques, covering core safety practices, how to free a dog from a trap or snare, and ways to manage conflicts or emergencies on the trail. Space is limited, and the session aims to build confidence in protecting and caring for canine companions.
Bozeman Fire Station 3Exes&Ohs Book Club!
Readers gather to discuss Devney Perry's Shield of Sparrows and Rites of the Starling. With Perry appearing as a featured guest at Bozeman Book Con, the group is reading these titles to be ready. The meetup is at Last Best Comedy, with the option to enjoy a cocktail or mocktail while socializing with fellow book lovers.
ILC Hoedown
Hosted by Ignite Learning Collective, this indoor family carnival fundraiser brings games, dancing, and a spirited pie auction to Gallatin County Fairgrounds. Homemade pies, a hot dog bar, and plenty of community energy set a festive tone. The celebration takes place entirely indoors, so it continues rain or shine.
Gallatin County FairgroundsGive Big for HOV!
Hosted at Heart of the Valley Animal Shelter, Give Big for HOV focuses on raising support for local shelter pets, including the cats and dogs in the shelter’s care. It is part of Give Big, and there is also Give Big Fest Bozeman for those who want to share in the spirit of community giving.
Heart of the Valley Animal ShelterGame Night Live Trivia at Bozeman Spirits
Enjoy Game Night Live Trivia at Bozeman Spirits. There is no cost to participate, and the games are designed for anyone who likes to play and compete for prizes. The event includes two games, each with three rounds inspired by popular game shows. Instead of basic question and answer, expect word jumbles, picture-based challenges, and other creative twists.
Customer Appreciation Day!!!
Customer Appreciation Day brings a lively fiesta packed with uplifting energy and bold flavors. Enjoy $2 off all teas and shakes, along with prizes and giveaways offered throughout the day, plus plenty of gratitude for the customers who make this place special. Bring friends and treat yourself to a favorite loaded tea or shake while celebrating the community that keeps it thriving. Sip, celebrate, and enjoy the fiesta.
Poetry Month Closing
Elk River Arts & Lectures presents a celebratory evening at Elk River Books as Montana’s newly appointed poet laureate, Allen Morris Jones, sits down with former Montana poet laureate Michael Earl Craig to cap National Poetry Month. Their conversation highlights two distinctive literary paths. Jones’s work spans three novels, three children’s books, a noted examination of hunting ethics, an award winning poetry collection, and more than a hundred essays, profiles, short stories, and other pieces. Craig’s poetry collections include Can You Relax in My House, Yes, Master, Thin Kimono, Talkativeness, and Iggy Horse, informed by studies at Ohio Wesleyan University, the University of Montana, and the University of Massachusetts at Amherst. He lives near Livingston and works as a farrier. This gathering is part of ERAL’s long running Lecture Series, which brings writers from across the country to engage with the Park County community. A live stream will be available on the Elk River YouTube channel. The series is presented by the nonprofit ERAL with support from AMB West and community donors.
Elk River BooksInternational Paddling Film Festival
GOALS Youth River Expeditions brings an evening in Bozeman featuring a handpicked lineup of short films, followed by a brief break and the Bozeman premiere of “A Little Bit Different.” This feature tells the story of Afghan refugee children and North American teens building connections during a shared expedition on Idaho’s Main Salmon River. Advance tickets are $15 and tickets at the door are $20 if available, with seating limited to 75.
Northern Lights Trading Co - Rivers Lakes OceansBoots & Bourbon
Kick up your heels for a line dancing night at Bourbon hosted by Western Roots Country Dancing. Expect country music, a lively and welcoming vibe, and plenty of chances to learn new steps or show off your favorites, whether it is your first time or you already know every move. Drink and appetizer specials will be available. The dance floor will be in action all night with nonstop line dancing. A $10 cover applies.
BourbonThe Takes
Where rock riffs meet folk storytelling, The Takes step in with a sound that is both grounded and transportive. The Portland, Oregon trio of Sumner Rahr on guitar and vocals, Guido Rahr on guitar, and Phoebe Webb on bass builds emotion and a sense of escape while keeping close to rock’s roots. Their 2024 EP Lay Hold leans into country and blues rock, led by Sumner’s raw lead vocal and supported by a classic four-piece setup with guitars, bass, and drums. Early psychedelic influences color lyrics that look to familiar, organic moments like turning leaves, flickering light, and relationships that drift apart. Shaped by the spirit of the Pacific Northwest, their songs feel ready for a long drive or a quiet night by the fire. Their latest single, Take My Time, is available now.
The Filling Station2026 Rural Declamation Contest — Gallatin County Bar Association
The 74th annual declamation contest for rural schools takes place at the Gallatin County Courthouse, also known as the old courthouse. This public event offers free admission.
New to You Art Sale
Emerson Center for the Arts & Culture once again turns its Ballroom into a lively market for a favorite yearly tradition, the New to You Art Sale. This beloved annual event returns to the Ballroom with a warm, energetic atmosphere.
Emerson Center for the Arts & CultureMontana State University Ducks Unlimited Spring Banquet
Attend the Montana State University Ducks Unlimited Spring Banquet.
MSU SUB (Strand Union Building)Mike Killeen
Mike Killeen takes the stage at Bozeman Hot Springs. A vocalist, guitarist, and harp player, he began his professional journey in 1974, when at age 14 he performed at the Helena MT Civic Center ballroom for a teen dance, and he has continued performing ever since.
Bozeman Hot SpringsPet Adoption Event - Livingston Murdoch's
Meet pets available for adoption from Stafford Animal Shelter at Livingston Murdoch’s and talk with shelter staff about the adoption process and providing a lasting home. Pet food, toys, and other supplies will be available for purchase, and enrollment in Murdoch’s Rewards offers savings and exclusive deals. The first four on-site adoptions will receive a $25 Murdoch’s gift card to put toward essentials for a new pet.
Bozeman Spring MADE fair
At Brick Breeden Fieldhouse, this modern handcrafted market highlights local and regional artists with a thoughtfully curated mix of handmade goods, ranging from functional everyday pieces to heirloom-quality work. Presented by handMADE Montana, it offers early shopping options with VIP and Early Bird passes for those who want a head start. A portion of ticket sales supports a local nonprofit. Artists interested in participating should apply through Submittable only, and organizers do not request applications or payments through social media.
Brick Breeden FieldhouseMAY FAIRE
May Faire brings a Give Big block party to Beall Park, focusing on simple joys, cherished traditions, and neighborhood connection. Create a May Day basket, craft a flower crown, take part in maypole dancing, add a wish to the Wishing Tree, enjoy festive face painting, and savor seasonal treats. Whether you are revisiting childhood customs or making new memories with family, this spring celebration invites a gentle pause and a sense of community. Admission is $12 per person for kids and adults.
Beall ParkRecord Release Ruckus
Three Penny Riot celebrates the release of their debut full-length album with a show at Gallatin Labor Temple. The lineup includes Gallatin Ghost Train, Prints!, and Kyle Kulseth. This is a free event, with donations encouraged to help Goners UK after a robbery in SLC during a short tour. It highlights new music and a spirit of mutual support.
Gallatin Labor TempleGive Big & Gather 'Round the Campfire
Yellowstone Forever presents a campfire-themed gathering at The LARK Bozeman that honors conservation and community. The event features performances from local musicians, opportunities to make s’mores, and refreshments, plus prize drawings that include a chance to win tickets to the 2026 Wildlands Music Festival in Big Sky, Montana.
The LARK BozemanPancake Breakfast
Prospera presents a pancake breakfast paired with networking, offering a relaxed setting to connect with community members. With a donation, the Prospera team serves a hot breakfast. Gluten free options are available.
Prospera Business NetworkCSCMT's Give Big Gallatin Valley Treadmill Challenge
CSCMT brings a burst of energy to Give Big Gallatin Valley 2026 with a Treadmill Challenge at Ridge Athletic Club. The aim is to keep every treadmill moving for 12 hours while raising $5,000 to fund free programs for individuals and families in the Gallatin Valley who are affected by cancer. Participants can reserve one or more 30-minute blocks to walk, jog, or run in support of the mission. Thanks to Ruff Riders, four-legged companions can be registered too. Each step makes a difference by fostering connection, education, and hope for those navigating cancer.
Ridge Athletic ClubsThe Lightning Thief
Teen Theatre presents The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical, following 16-year-old Percy Jackson as he discovers he is Poseidon’s son and is launched into a world of mythic gods, fearsome creatures, and daunting quests. With danger close at hand, he learns to accept his calling and what it means to be courageous. Adapted from Rick Riordan’s popular novel, the production showcases a high-energy rock score and a fast-moving story that draws audiences into an exciting adventure. This Teen Theatre production is supported by Livingston Health Care and Basecamp.
Shane Lalani Center for the ArtsThe Beagles
The Beagles perform with special guest Charlie Apple in a show that blends country roots with vivid, psychedelic tones, inspired by sounds from across North and South America.
The AtticThe Fog
Experience a classic rock concert with free admission.
The Grey Dog BarThe Shuffle Bums
The Shuffle Bums perform blues and R&B at The Murray Bar.
The Murray BarGear Garage Sale
A garage sale at SITKA Gear Bozeman highlights promotions on previous season products, with new arrivals added each day so the selection keeps changing. Browse the evolving deals and find items to support your next adventure.
SITKA Gear BozemanA Slice of Thrive Donor Lounge
Thrive marks 40 years of serving the Gallatin Valley with a donor lounge hosted in partnership with MacKenzie River Pizza Co. - Bozeman as part of Give Big. Attendees can look forward to prize drawings, pizza, and a photo opportunity with Neuman at the restaurant’s downtown location.
MacKenzie River Pizza Co. - BozemanWomen of Pilgrim Rummage Sale
A spring rummage sale at Pilgrim spans two days with bargains on donated finds, wrapping up with a two dollar per bag special toward the end. Clean, gently used items are welcomed at the start of the week to help with space and sorting. Please avoid donating televisions, car seats, promotional water bottles, or most T shirts, except KGLT shirts. Those interested in helping out can contact the office to volunteer.
Bozeman Community Blood Drive - Hosted by Billings Clinic Bozeman
Presented by Billings Clinic Bozeman, this community blood drive centers on celebrating mothers while helping ensure blood is available for patients who depend on it. Every donation makes a difference close to home, supporting neighbors in need. Making an appointment in advance is encouraged to help keep the schedule full.
DFT YBR: Bozeman
The Dancefestopia: Yellow Brick Road Tour is coming to town. The winners of this tour stop will get to show off their talent at Dancefestopia 2026. Craft vendors who want to join the tour can send an email for more information. Dancefestopia is an independently operated and funded electronic dance festival.
The ZebraTune Up Bar - Bozeman, MT
Emma and the Ledge will be playing a late show. Expect to hear blues covers and original songs.
Tune UpKels Koch Memorial Gathering
A memorial gathering honoring Kels Koch will be held at the Strand Union SUB Ballroom B/C at Montana State University. The program reflects on a life devoted to music, celebrating a musician, DJ, curator, and sound scholar whose connection to KGLT began in the 1980s and continued for many years. His radio show, titled Shake Appeal, traditionally opened with The Stooges track of the same name, and his joyful refrain, “Today is going to be ssSUUUNNNYYYyy!!!” became a favorite among listeners. His record store, The Wax Museum, served Bozeman as a home for vintage sounds. KGLT will share archived Shake Appeal broadcasts in tribute. Light refreshments will follow the gathering, and parking is free on weekends. Words and photos are being collected for a slideshow and memorial book.
Strand Union-Montana State UniversityFundraising Banquet
The Foundation for Wildlife Management hosts the second annual fundraising banquet for its Bozeman Chapter at The Commons Event Center. The event features dinner along with auctions, games, raffles, and drinks in a welcoming atmosphere.
The Commons Event CenterCatharine Melin-Moser & Gayle Irwin Book Signings
Readers who enjoy Montana history, rescue pets, and romance can meet authors Catharine Melin-Moser and Gayle M. Irwin at Elk River Books for a book signing and conversation. Melin-Moser presents a new history that follows Noah Armstrong, Samuel Larabie, and Marcus Daly as they shift from mining to breeding Thoroughbreds in high altitude valleys, pushing back against tradition and ultimately producing Montana-bred champions that captured major eastern titles during the Gilded Age. Their horses influenced events, fueled local stories and pride, and left a lasting mark on American racing. Irwin is an award-winning Wyoming writer recognized by Wyoming Writers, Inc. and the Wyoming Press Association. She contributes to WREN Magazine and has pieces in eight Chicken Soup for the Soul collections. Her experience includes editing and reporting for the West Yellowstone News, along with writing for other Montana outlets during 14 years living in the state. She authors contemporary romances set in Wyoming and Montana that intertwine love with pet rescue and adoption, and she donates a portion of book sales to regional animal rescues and shelters. Both authors will visit with attendees and sign their books.
Elk River BooksNight of Hope Concert
Armory Music Hall presents a Night of Hope benefit concert featuring Stephanie Quayle, with all proceeds supporting the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Montana Chapter. An opening act to be announced will start the evening, followed by a full set from Stephanie Quayle. This is an all-ages show with general admission and a VIP balcony option, and a ticket is required for entry. Weapons, including pocket knives, are not permitted. Outside food and beverages are not allowed. Only small handbags and purses up to 9 by 5 inches are allowed and may be searched. Patrons who go beyond the smokers corral will not be allowed back in. Tickets are non-refundable. If the artist cancels for any reason, tickets will be refunded. For details about VIP and guest packages, contact info@decomusicgrp.com.
Armory Music HallMT Kings Feast 13; Beltane Celebration
Celebrate Beltane with a festive gathering in Bozeman at The Chateau Events Center. This seasonal holiday sits opposite Halloween on the calendar, highlighting renewal and the bloom of spring rather than falling leaves. Expect local feasting, Valhalla mead, lively music, games, laughter and camaraderie. Due to pool maintenance at Chico, this edition moves to the Chateau, bringing the tradition back to Bozeman.
The Chateau Events CenterRummage Sale
The Spring Rummage Sale at Pilgrim takes place over two days. Clean, lightly used items can be donated in advance, and bringing them earlier in the week helps ensure there is room to accept everything. The second day concludes with a $2 per bag hour. Those interested in volunteering can contact the office. Please do not bring TVs, car seats, promotional water bottles, or T-shirts, except for those from KGLT.
Pilgrim Congregational United Church of ChristThe Waiting
This tribute honors Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, highlighting the band’s legacy and timeless songs. It offers a warm salute to the sounds and spirit that have inspired generations of rock fans.
The AtticGentle Yoga
Gentle Yoga with Charlee Ulmer at Wild Wisdom Collective offers a soothing practice centered on breath and intentional movement to ease stress and encourage reconnection. It is well suited for those who are new or seeking a softer approach, with guidance that nurtures body, mind, and spirit in a calm, supportive setting. The cost is $22. Arrive as you are and leave feeling centered and calm.
KGLT Record Fair & Music Swap
Dig into crates at the KGLT Record Fair and Music Swap, returning to MSU’s Strand Union in Rooms 233 and 235. Early bird entry is available for $5, followed by free general admission later in the day. Explore vinyl, CDs, and tapes, along with hi-fi gear and guitars. Selections come from Cactus Records, Cameron Records of Billings, Clam of Butte, and individual sellers including Ron Sanchez, DJ Rando, and Jim Kehoe. The event is hosted by Friends of KGLT, and proceeds support KGLT’s independent, freeform radio.
Strand Union-Montana State UniversityHams N Coffee
A friendly, face to face meetup brings together amateur radio enthusiasts at Cafe M in Belgrade. Conversation covers all aspects of ham radio, and the gathering welcomes both licensed operators and anyone curious about the hobby.
Cafe M Belgrade, MTJody & The Woodflowers
Jody & The Woodflowers bring an intimate blend of Americana and bluegrass to The Murray Bar, pairing warm, expressive vocals with layered acoustic arrangements. Their performance moves from tender, haunting ballads and early country harmonies to love songs, spirited fiddle tunes, and instrumental showcases. Rooted in folk traditions and shaped by contemporary influences that include artists like Alison Krauss and Gillian Welch, the group leans into nuance and sincerity to create a timeless sound.
The Murray BarSPRING FLING
Hand me Down 406 is hosting a community Spring Fling as a thank you for ongoing support. This monthly giveback gathering features two bouncy houses, complimentary snow cones, and a jester creating balloon animals for kids. A local band will perform live, and on-stage sing-alongs are encouraged. The celebration also highlights art from local artists and a variety of vendors. A diaper drive will support the Local Anonymous Angels in the Valley, and customers who bring diapers will receive 50 percent off in-store purchases. A donation box for canned foods will be available.
Hand me Down 406Fertility Support Circle
The Fertility Support Circle offers a welcoming place to connect with others on the path to building a family. It follows a peer-to-peer model with both guided and open conversation so everyone has room to speak, and those who prefer to listen feel comfortable. A trained peer facilitator creates a calm, safe setting where participants can share without interruption in a space free of judgment and unsolicited advice. Conversations often touch on what fertility and infertility mean, hopes for a family, and the many ways to become a parent. Participants explore common terms and options such as IVF, IUI, surrogacy, adoption, and donor routes, along with the emotions that can arise like overwhelm, fatigue, uncertainty, or feeling alone. The group also addresses financial considerations, navigating relationships or choosing to parent without a partner, local resources and specialists, and caring for mental and emotional well-being throughout the journey. Advance registration is appreciated to help plan a meaningful experience, though attendance is flexible and no cancellation is required if plans change.
May Faire
Take part in a maypole dance, build a miniature fairy house, craft a floral crown, and enjoy a selection of games.
City of Bozeman Bogert ParkScience, Soul & Sisterhood: Menopause Workshop Series
This supportive series helps participants navigate menopause from perimenopause through postmenopause with care, clarity, and a whole-person approach. Local practitioners lead warm, informative two-hour workshops that combine evidence-based information with embodied practices, allowing time for reflection, rest, and connection. Hosted at Strength & Grace Yoga & Wellness, this session focuses on understanding hormones in midlife and is led by Carlye Garcia, ND, LMT. Topics explored throughout the series include clean living and detox, exercise and fitness for this stage of life, nervous system tools for symptoms and energy, Ayurvedic guidance for an easier transition, modern hormone management, holistic nutrition for perimenopause and menopause, core and pelvic floor health, and the connection between the gut, brain, and hormones. Space is limited.
Strength & Grace Yoga & WellnessStorage auction
A storage unit auction with six units and one camper available for bidding, as listed at the time of posting.
Glassblowing
Explore the art of glassblowing at the Livingston hot shop. Work with skilled artists to choose your favorite colors and shape a custom seasonal piece inspired by spring flowers. This hands-on experience is suitable for ages 12 and up. Tickets must be purchased in advance and are final sale. Sessions are limited to one person per 20 minute session to ensure individual attention. A waiver will be required at check-in, and closed-toe shoes must be worn while glassblowing. Finished pieces need time to cool, with pickup available 3 to 5 business days after the event.
glassybaby Livingston Hot ShopPeach Street Party 3rd Anniversary
This third anniversary celebration centers on ice cream and community. Look for a surprise flavor reveal alongside a flavor release and a fresh merch drop. Each purchase comes with a raffle entry for a chance to win ice cream for a year, and temporary tattoos add to the fun. The event is a warm thank-you to the people who have made the past three years special, with lots of opportunities to savor a scoop.
Genuine Ice CreamMeet and greet with the Reapers
Connect with the Reapers at a community-focused meet and greet featuring good food and friendly conversations. Meet the local chapter, learn about their work supporting abused women and children, and explore ways to help. A Harley-Davidson motorcycle raffle is planned, with tickets priced at $100 for a chance to win, along with additional prizes. Support gear will be available for purchase, and donations are welcome, with proceeds benefiting services for abused women and children.
Yellowstone Harley-DavidsonFabric + Sewing Swap - Craft Supply Swap! - Livingston
Discover and exchange fabric, sewing, and needlepoint supplies at a themed mini swap in Livingston. Part of a series of smaller craft supply swaps in place of a single large spring event, it focuses on helping attendees find the materials they want while meeting others who work with similar tools and techniques.
Creative Reuse MontanaMtKingsfeast & Beltane Celebration
Experience a Beltane-themed king's feast at The Chateau Event Center, with local food and drink, live music, and interactive games. The focus is on shared celebration and friendly connections, creating a warm spring gathering.
The Chateau Event CenterA Night of Hope
Enjoy a live performance from Stephanie Quayle at Armory Music Hall in Bozeman.
Armory Music HallCommunity Open Play
State of Play hosts Community Open Play on the first Saturday of each month, offering its usual open play time at half the regular rate. This recurring session invites the community to enjoy open play at a more budget-friendly price.
State of Play"Paint Your Corgi" Sip-N-Paint
Enjoy a relaxed painting session at gute Laune focused on corgi-themed art. German refreshments and conversation with other corgi fans create a friendly atmosphere while Bozeman artist LeeAnn Ramey guides participants step by step through the process. No prior painting experience is required, making it approachable for beginners and fun for experienced painters alike.
gute LauneSunday Funday
Celebrate conservation and community at the Bozeman Brewing Company tasting room as Yellowstone Forever benefits from a give-back day. Ten percent of all proceeds will be directed to Yellowstone Forever, helping fund its work to care for Yellowstone National Park now and into the future.
Bozeman Brewing CompanyChakradance!
A weekly Chakradance session at Bozeman Spiritual Society invites participants to explore guided, chakra-focused movement as a form of moving meditation. The experience blends free-form dance with moments of quiet reflection, simple mandala creation, and opportunities for sharing. There is no choreography to learn, and attendees keep their eyes lowered or closed to support an inward focus. Come regularly or drop in as it fits your schedule, since there is no requirement to commit to a full course. Upon arrival, meet in the lobby, then continue to Room 102. The suggested contribution is $25 per class, with a 10-class pass available for $200, and no one is turned away.
Bozeman Spiritual SocietySacred Sound & Energy
A restorative session blending a sound bath with Reiki energy creates space for calm, relaxation, and realignment. As vibrations move through the room, participants can settle in, receive, and let the experience unfold at its own pace. It suits those seeking peace, release, or a simple moment to reconnect. Held at Wild Wisdom Collective. Admission is $30.
Wild Wisdom CollectiveSniff & Go Nose Work Event - Bozeman
This Sniff & Go in Bozeman gives teams a chance to practice trial skills in a relaxed setting without the pressure of an official event. Each team is assigned a specific arrival time, completes its searches, and then can head out, making the process simple and efficient.
Eagle MountGood Mornning Cacao Ceremony
Experience a calming cacao ceremony that pairs mindful sipping with a gentle meditation centered on the chakras to quiet the mind and invite clarity. Hosted at Wild Wisdom Collective, this peaceful gathering offers space to pause, breathe, and reconnect with yourself. Attendees are encouraged to bring a yoga mat or meditation cushion, water, and an open, receptive mindset. A suggested donation of $30 is appreciated, and registration is available via QR code using Venmo. The intention is for participants to leave feeling grounded, refreshed, and connected.
Wild Wisdom CollectiveCommunity Open Play
Children can engage with age-appropriate play invitations thoughtfully created to nurture foundational skills that develop through play. Open ended materials will be available to support play-based learning.
State of PlayLivingston community choirs spring concert
The Livingston Community Choir presents a community concert at Park High School, directed by Marc Graham with accompaniment by Sarah Kirk. Admission is free and open to all, offering a welcoming setting for families and friends to enjoy live choral music together.
Park Senior High SchoolLandon's Legacy Launch Auction & Corn Hole Tournament
Launching Stay; Landon’s Legacy, this community gathering at the Livingston Civic Center features an adult cornhole tournament alongside both silent and live auctions. The focus is on celebrating Landon’s bright spirit and transforming that energy into support so kids feel seen, encouraged, and never on their own. Bad Burger and Hydration Station will take part, and every game and every bid contributes to building something meaningful for youth in the community.
Livingston Civic CenterCommunity Drop-In Hours
A relaxed drop-in gathering at Roots offers caregivers and their children ages 0 to 3 a comfortable place to connect with other families in an easygoing setting. Expect a warm, supportive atmosphere with coffee, tea, and snacks, a small play area designed for little ones, and helpful resources for families that make conversations with other parents simple and meaningful. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Advance registration is encouraged to help plan a thoughtful group experience, and flexibility is welcome, so there is no need to cancel if plans change.
Poems of Place Writing Workshop Session 2
At Park County Senior Center, this two-part workshop invites participants to examine how personal memories and the landscapes they inhabit shape a sense of connection to place, to others, and to themselves. Through a mix of guided prompts, brief readings, and generative writing activities, attendees consider meaningful locations and moments from their lives, using sensory detail and vivid imagery to bring those memories onto the page. Each session includes dedicated time for writing, optional sharing, and supportive conversation in a welcoming, creative setting. No creative writing or poetry experience is required, and participants may attend one or both sessions in the series. Molly Damm is a writer, teacher, and mental health therapist. She is the author of the poetry collection Ground-truth from Finishing Line Press, and her poems have appeared in Colorado Review, Western Humanities Review, Thayer, and other publications. She holds a Master’s in Counseling from Montana State University and an MFA in Poetry from the University of Virginia, where she was a Hoyns fellow in Creative Writing. She is the co-creator of the Heart and Ground writing and visual art retreat at the JBarL ranch in the Centennial Valley, and she lives in Livingston, Montana, with her family.
Park County Senior CenterPoetry Workshop with Molly Damm
A free, two-part poetry workshop centered on connection, landscape, and memory invites participants to consider how personal experience and the places we inhabit shape our bonds with place, with others, and with ourselves. Through guided prompts, brief readings, and generative exercises, participants will reflect on meaningful locations and moments, using sensory detail and imagery to bring memory onto the page. There will be dedicated time to write, the option to share work, and supportive conversation in a welcoming, creative space. No prior poetry or creative writing experience is required, and everyone is welcome. The workshop is offered with Molly Damm, a writer, teacher, and mental health therapist. She is the author of the poetry collection Ground-truth, published by Finishing Line Press in 2018, and her poems have appeared in Colorado Review, Western Humanities Review, Thayer, and other outlets. She holds a Master of Fine Arts in Poetry from the University of Virginia, where she was a Hoyns fellow in Creative Writing, and a Masters in Counseling from Montana State University. She co-created the Heart and Ground writing and visual art retreat at the JBarL ranch in the Centennial Valley and lives in Livingston, Montana with her family.
Park County Senior CenterStop Living In Your Head
This event offers a transformative improv journey delivered across eight classes. It centers on improvisation with a focus on meaningful change over the course of the series.
Wild Wisdom Collective- The UndergroundPlay Space
An informal play time for babies and toddlers offers open-ended activities at no cost. Caregivers can relax with complimentary coffee and treats while little ones explore and socialize. The gathering is held at American Lutheran Church in Livingston.
Joining Rivers
Rooted in the mindfulness teachings of Thich Nhat Hanh, this event focuses on cultivating joy, peace, and compassion in everyday life and in relationships. It includes short guidance to support mindfulness practice.
Bozeman Dharma CenterBlossom Mom-- Tuesday Evening
Blossom Mom is a welcoming support circle where mothers support one another, guided by a skilled facilitator who is also a mother. It is open to those who are pregnant or in the first year postpartum and looking to connect around both the joys and challenges of pregnancy and early parenthood in a caring, nonjudgmental setting. Conversations often cover sleep deprivation, feeling overwhelmed, partner relationships, balancing work and life, community resources, feeding, shifts in identity, and how to ask for help. Advance registration is encouraged to help shape a meaningful group experience. Plans can change with little ones, so formal cancellations are not required.
Silent Book Club- Livingston
At UnWined, Silent Book Club offers a fresh take on the traditional book group. Participants read whatever they like in any format, enjoy conversation about the books they are currently into, then settle in for quiet reading time. The format provides dedicated time to read and a chance to connect with fellow readers.
UnWinedGame Night Live Trivia
Game Night Live Trivia brings a relaxed, free-to-play competition to Outlaw Brewing. All players are welcome, and prizes are up for grabs. The format includes two games for the evening, each with three rounds modeled after well-known game shows. Instead of straightforward question-and-answer trivia, look for variety with word scrambles, image-based rounds, and other engaging twists.
Outlaw BrewingTo Use One's Voices: Unique Advocacy Services for MMIP with Haley Omeasoo
At the Museum of the Rockies, a public lecture spotlights the work of Dr. Haley Omeasoo of the Montana Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons Advisory Council and Ohkomi Forensics, a Missoula-based nonprofit dedicated to MMIP cases. The talk explores how Ohkomi Forensics supports searches and casework where resources are limited, with efforts that span on-the-ground fieldwork, excavation, forensic anthropology, and DNA analysis to help recover victims and advance justice. As a forensics organization singularly devoted to MMIP, Ohkomi operates in partnership with the University of Montana through advanced facilities and a volunteer team assembled by Omeasoo. These volunteers contribute expertise in skeletal trauma, juvenile osteology, and forensic investigative genetic genealogy, strengthening field searches for missing persons and laboratory DNA work. The name Ohkomi, meaning 'to use one's voice' in Blackfeet, reflects its commitment to advocacy for MMIP and community outreach. Free and open to the public. Registration is required.
Museum of the RockiesSix-Week Men's Group Cohort: April & May
A free, six week series for men creates a warm, judgment free space to build connection, practice self compassion, and talk through challenges with peers. Conversations and story sharing help participants support one another so no one has to handle difficult moments alone. Light refreshments are available. There is no cost to take part, and capacity is limited to 10 people.
Light HouseDrop In Country Dancing Lesson
Roots & Rhythm Social presents an instructor-guided country swing class that emphasizes connection, community, and moving together. The evening begins with an hour of structured teaching, then continues with an hour of open dancing so participants can build skills, practice comfortably, and connect with others on the floor. It offers a clear path to learning country dance.
Jeffrey Martin
Jeffrey Martin brings his reflective storytelling to the Empire Twin Theatre. Long before stepping onto stages full time, he was the kid curled under blankets with a Discman, chasing quiet and gathering stories. He earned degrees in writing and teaching, then spent years leading energetic high school English classes while making records and performing whenever he could. He eventually left the classroom to pursue the same dream he encouraged his students to follow. After releasing Thank God We Left the Garden, he recorded Alive July 25, 2025, a no-edits live album created in Portland with Sam Weber. He tours full time now, still feeling the pull of teaching like a familiar friend he expects to see again.
Empire Twin Theatre, 106 N 2nd St, Livingston, MTTech Support Tuesdays
Get personalized tech help at Tech Support Tuesday. Whether you are sorting out everyday smartphone problems or looking for guidance with more advanced software, support is available without an appointment. Walk in and receive assistance in sessions lasting up to 20 minutes. A quick question that takes about 5 to 10 minutes costs $5, and a short help session of up to 20 minutes is $15. If you require additional time, an individual session can be arranged. Payments are accepted by cash, Venmo, and PayPal. Common topics include fixing email issues, installing or using apps, managing device storage, learning the basics of Mac OS or Windows, and getting comfortable with Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Excel. For more details or to set up a time to talk through your tech support questions, get in touch.
Perk on ParkPark County Blossom Mom
Blossom Mom offers a warm peer support circle for new and expecting mothers, guided by an experienced facilitator who is also a mom. The group provides a compassionate, judgment-free space to share both the joys of pregnancy and early parenthood and the challenges that can come with the first year after birth. Conversations often touch on sleep deprivation, feeling overwhelmed, relationships with partners, balancing work and family, community resources, feeding, identity shifts, and ways to ask for help. Advance registration is encouraged to help create a meaningful experience, but flexibility is understood. If plans change, there is no need to cancel, and attending when able is perfectly fine.
Breastfeeding & Infant Feeding Group
Feeding a baby, whether by breast, bottle, or formula, is a significant part of family life. This breastfeeding and infant feeding group brings mothers together for peer support, conversation, and practical guidance. A Lactation Consultant and a volunteer facilitate the meeting, offering space to connect with other mothers, ask questions, and learn about local resources. Common topics include feeling overwhelmed, sleep and breastfeeding, milk supply and whether a baby is getting enough, pain while nursing, formula feeding, pumping, bottles and pacifiers, returning to work, partner relationships, community resources, and how to seek help. The aim is to build connection during the perinatal period, recognize both the challenges and the joys of feeding an infant, provide a safe place to share experiences, and connect mothers with suitable community support. Advance registration is encouraged to help with planning, yet flexibility is respected and formal cancellations are not required.
Authors and Books: Donna Erickson
Missoula-based author Donna Erickson visits Bozeman Public Library to share insights into ranch life and consider where it is headed, drawing on her connection to the landscape. She will discuss themes from her book Rooted at the Edge, which explores the lives of a ranching community.
Bozeman Public LibraryMindSpace
MindSpace brings together young adults ages 18 to 40 for a welcoming community gathering at the Bozeman Dharma Center. Participants explore meditation to clarify the mind, cultivate compassion, and deepen their relationship with the full range of human experience.
Bozeman Dharma CenterLadies Night
A ladies focused evening at Fezziwig’s features treats to enjoy while browsing and a 10 percent discount on all merchandise. The first 20 attendees receive a Lady Loot Bag filled with surprises.
Fezziwig's Montana MercantileWine Wednesday
Wine Wednesday at Gallatin River Lodge features a $25 discount on any bottle of wine. The offer is limited to one per table, and additional restrictions may apply.
Gallatin River LodgeMonthly Pet Loss Support Group
This monthly support group offers a caring space for anyone mourning a pet, coping with a difficult diagnosis, preparing for loss, or marking an anniversary of goodbye. Organized in partnership with Heather Linn of Hope & Hands Counseling, it takes place in the upstairs conference center. All are welcome to attend at no cost.
Bridger Veterinary SpecialistsHippie Sabotage
Hippie Sabotage brings the Give and Take Tour to The ELM, and DriveToyota is the official auto partner.
The ELMLittle Learners Celebration
Children ages 0 to 3 who participate in the Little Learners and Sensational Babies classes can mark the end of spring in the Redstart Classroom. Young attendees can enjoy sensory play, engaging activities, bubbles, and a visit from a special dinosaur. This offering is included with membership or admission.
Museum of the RockiesTergar
At Bozeman Dharma Center, the Tergar Meditation Practice Group of Bozeman comes together to learn and practice meditation with guidance from Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche. The approach emphasizes building a consistent meditation practice.
Bozeman Dharma CenterLIVE Music and Dance Lesson at The Westerner
Enjoy a weekly evening of country dancing paired with live country music at The Westerner. Admission includes a drink on the house, a professional dance lesson, and live performances. The instruction is offered with a friendly, welcoming approach to help everyone feel at ease on the dance floor.
The WesternerBlossom Mom- Thursday Afternoon
Blossom Mom is a peer support circle led by a skilled facilitator who is also a mother. It welcomes new and expecting mothers at any point in pregnancy and throughout the first year after birth to talk openly about both the joys and the hard parts of pregnancy and parenting in a warm, nonjudgmental setting. Conversations often cover sleep loss and feeling overwhelmed, partner relationships, balancing work and family life, finding resources in the community, feeding decisions, changes in identity, and ways to ask for help. Participants connect with others who understand and share wisdom and support in a compassionate space.
Zen Painting Class
A free Zen painting class at the Hub at PCSC welcomes participants of all ages and experience levels. To reserve a spot, register in advance by calling 406-333-2276 or emailing heather.pcsc@gmail.com.
Park County Senior CenterBingo!
A trial bingo session is planned at Park County Senior Center. This introductory event offers a chance to experience bingo at the center in a simple test run.
Park County Senior CenterVolunteer Orientation
This orientation prepares prospective volunteers to begin helping at Stafford Animal Shelter. The session introduces the shelter’s history and mission, includes a tour, and explains what volunteering in a Fear Free shelter involves. Participants learn how to read the body language of dogs and cats, review hygiene and cleanliness standards in a shelter setting, explore enrichment strategies for animals in care, and get guidance on how to sign up for volunteer shifts. After completing orientation, volunteers can support the shelter through dog walking, enrichment and socialization, cleaning and maintenance projects, arts and crafts, and assistance at events. Those interested in becoming volunteers are asked to complete a volunteer application and attend training.
Stafford Animal ShelterWhat Dinosaurs Can Teach us about the Evolution of Modern Avian Reproduction Systems with Dr. Hogan
At Museum of the Rockies, Dr. Jason Hogan, a recent doctoral graduate in Earth Sciences at MSU, presents dissertation research on nesting biology in maniraptoran dinosaurs. The talk examines how dinosaurs help bridge the gap between crocodilians that bury their eggs and most modern birds that warm their clutches with body heat. Drawing on experimental work and notable fossil evidence, it explores evolutionary steps that may have shaped modern avian reproductive strategies. This lecture is part of a series that shares new paleontological discoveries and current hypotheses about changes in life on Earth. A meet-and-greet with refreshments follows each presentation. Admission is free for members and $5 for nonmembers. Registration is required.
Museum of the RockiesLive Music with Curtis Roy Moore
Americana artist Curtis Roy Moore performs live at Tune Up Bar, sharing songs and stories as a singer, songwriter, and storyteller. This performance highlights Americana music with storytelling and song.
Tune Up BarPrenatal Breastfeeding Class
Prepare for breastfeeding with a focused two-hour prenatal class at Roots Family Collaborative. Expect a supportive setting led by experienced facilitators who explain how breastfeeding works, guide you through getting started, and outline what both you and your baby can anticipate in the early days. The session also covers when to seek help and how to connect with local breastfeeding resources. Instruction is provided by Sara Longobardi, PA, IBCLC (International Board Certified Lactation Consultant). Class size is limited. The fee is $25 per prenatal participant and includes one support person, such as a partner, friend, or family member.
Roots Family CollaborativeGame Night Live Trivia at Bozeman Spirits
Enjoy two no-cost trivia games, each made up of three rounds modeled after familiar game shows. Look for jumbled-word puzzles, picture-based challenges, and other varied formats. Suitable for anyone who likes to play games and compete for prizes.
Timothy Egan Reading & Lecture
Timothy Egan presents a reading and lecture at Shane Lalani Center for the Arts. The author of ten books, he most recently published A Fever in the Heartland, a historical thriller that quickly reached The New York Times bestseller list. His Dust Bowl history, The Worst Hard Time, earned the National Book Award in 2006. A longtime journalist, Egan served as a national correspondent and opinion columnist for The New York Times, reporting widely across the American West, and he shared the 2001 Pulitzer Prize with colleagues for the series How Race is Lived in America.
Shane Lalani Center for the ArtsUnknown Mortal Orchestra
Unknown Mortal Orchestra takes the stage at The ELM with Sean Solomon. Tickets and additional information are available. Sponsors of live entertainment in Montana include DriveToyota, MontanaKnifeCo, and GrooveMT.
The ELMTosca
Opera Montana brings Puccini’s Tosca back to Bozeman at The Ellen Theatre, unfolding a gripping story of love, art, and authority as a renowned singer, her idealistic lover, and a relentless police chief collide in a perilous struggle. The performance showcases a score filled with cherished arias and sweeping melodies that have shaped the opera canon. Audiences can experience anew why this masterpiece continues to captivate and remains a favorite on stages around the world.
Ellen TheatreUnknown Mortal Orchestra Tickets
Unknown Mortal Orchestra brings its psych-tinged sound to Bozeman, with a General Admission floor that puts fans close to the action for an immersive, high-energy performance. Anticipate swirling guitars, deep rhythms, and a room moving to every beat from the opening notes through the encore. GA inventory is limited and close to selling out. Savings are available on qualifying orders with code TAKE5 for 5 percent off $199 or more and code TAKE10 for 10 percent off $349 or more.
Bozeman MT USABoots & Bourbon
Kick up your heels at Bourbon as Western Roots Country Dancing hosts an evening of country tunes, drink and appetizer specials, and nonstop line dancing. Newcomers and seasoned dancers alike can step onto the floor to learn fresh moves or show off favorite routines in a lively, welcoming setting. There is a $10 cover charge. Arrive early to make the most of the specials, enjoy a cold beverage, and settle in for a high-energy night of dancing.
BourbonBozeman Homeownership Solutions Lunch & Learn
NeighborWorks Montana and local partners host a Lunch and Learn focused on practical tools that help borrowers reach their homeownership goals. Topics include secondary, non-traditional, and guaranteed mortgage options, along with homebuyer education offerings and opportunities for financial counseling. As part of the roadshow, sessions often feature guests from Montana Housing, HUD, USDA RD, and local housing counseling agencies, and a Q&A will follow the presentation. This program is designed for Montana mortgage lenders, real estate professionals, escrow officers, and title officers. Lunch will be provided and registration is required.
Bozeman Public Safety CenterTosca
Giacomo Puccini’s Tosca returns to Bozeman with a story where passion clashes with power. At its core are a renowned singer, a revolutionary artist, and a relentless police chief whose confrontation unfolds as a perilous struggle of love, loyalty, and control.
Ellen TheatreEmerson Art Walk
The inaugural Emerson Art Walk honors art, community, and Emerson’s 33rd birthday on the north lawn beneath the raven sculpture. Visitors can explore a market of local artists, enjoy food trucks, hear live music, and take in exhibits along with community activities. Local artists interested in participating can apply for booth space. Applications are free, and accepted artists pay a $25 booth fee for each month they participate.
Emerson Center for the Arts & Culture1 year Anniversary Party
Paradise Western Company marks its first year with a community celebration. The evening downtown features drinks, snacks, and a lively atmosphere for browsing. As a thank you to shoppers, all full-price items are 20 percent off during the event. The milestone highlights appreciation for both longtime patrons and those discovering the shop for the first time.
Paradise Western CompanyConservation for a Continent Gala
Experience an evening dedicated to conservation excellence, highlighting Conservation for a Continent, a landmark wetlands campaign with far reaching impact. Enjoy an elevated dinner and complimentary bar service, plus insider updates from Ducks Unlimited national leadership. Curated auctions will showcase rare pieces and one of a kind experiences. The night honors meaningful progress and looks ahead to what comes next.
Riverside Country ClubSongwriters in the Round
An evening of original songs, laughter, and collaboration unfolds as four songwriters share the stage in a round format. Each artist takes a turn performing and telling the stories behind their work, blending music and conversation throughout the set. This event takes place at Tune Up Bar and Lounge.
Tune Up Bar and LoungeKid's Night Out
Parents can take a break while kids enjoy a drop-off evening at Pinspiration Bozeman featuring hands-on crafting and games, plus pizza and a drink. The cost is $45 per child and the event is recommended for ages 5 to 12. Space is limited and reservations are required. All ticket purchases are final and are not refundable or transferable.
Pinspiration BozemanGoners UK Album Release
Gallatin Labor Temple hosts a release show for Goners UK’s new album, A Long Way Down. The bill features Prints, Seditious Activity, All4None, and Petro Bike. All ages are welcome, and admission is $10. A Long Way Down is set to be available on vinyl, CD, and digital platforms.
Gallatin Labor TempleKickoff 2026
Bozeman’s Favorite Redhead returns to host the annual Kickoff tournament in Bozeman. Teams get a four game guarantee, and play is single elimination. Divisions include coed, men’s upper and lower, and women’s if applicable. The team registration fee is $325. This event helps teams open the season.
Bozeman Softball ComplexTosca
Opera Montana presents Puccini’s Tosca at The Ellen Theatre, bringing back to Bozeman a tale where a devoted singer, a revolutionary artist, and an unyielding chief of police are drawn into a volatile struggle of love, politics, and power. The score is renowned for some of opera’s most famous and beautiful music, and this production highlights why Tosca remains a widely popular fixture of the repertoire.
The Ellen TheatreThe Lightning Thief
Teen Theatre brings The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical to life, a stage adaptation of Rick Riordan's bestselling novel powered by a high-energy rock score. Sixteen-year-old Percy Jackson learns he is Poseidon's demigod son, pulling him into a world of gods, monsters, and an epic quest. With peril at every turn, he must accept his destiny and discover what it means to be a hero. This adventure welcomes gods, demigods, and mortals alike. Support for this Teen Theatre production is provided by the Livingston Tourism Business Improvement District, Basecamp Supply and Construction, Livingston HealthCare, the Yellowstone Valley Lodge & Grill, Scott & Paula Coleman, and Carol Lalani in memory of Sal Lalani.
Shane Lalani Center for the ArtsUnder the Big Sky: Star Gazing at Gallatin River Lodge
Set at Gallatin River Lodge, this stargazing experience offers a guided tour of the night sky led by a star guide from Montana State University’s Astronomy Department. Explore the Milky Way, visible planets, constellations, and other deep space wonders in real time. A professional-grade telescope will be on hand for close-up views, including Saturn’s rings and bright star clusters. Enjoy craft cocktails, local brews, and non-alcoholic selections from the bar, with specialty drinks inspired by the night sky. Settle into the open-air lounge by the fire pit, get cozy with blankets, and capture memories with cell phone photos. Open to the public for $10 per person, with complimentary admission for lodge hotel guests. Advance ticket purchase is requested to support an accurate headcount. Clear skies are essential for viewing. If cloud cover prevents visibility, purchased tickets will be honored at a future session and refunds are not provided for weather-related cancellations.
Gallatin River LodgeTosca
Opera Montana presents Puccini’s Tosca, returning to Bozeman with a gripping story of love, artistry, and authority. At the center are a passionate singer, a revolutionary artist, and a relentless chief of police whose intersecting paths drive the tension. The performance is set at the Ellen Theatre.
Ellen TheatreVeggie Gardening Class
This free, beginner friendly class focuses on gardening in Montana. Whitney, a specialist in vegetables, herbs, and seeds, will cover practical steps you can take this week to set your vegetable garden up for success. Everyone is welcome, with an emphasis on those new to growing in Montana.
Phoenix Garden CenterBluegrass Plus Music Jam
Bring a stringed instrument and join the music, or simply settle in, unwind, and keep time with your toes. Whether you love to pick or prefer to grin from the audience, this friendly gathering welcomes both players and listeners.
Park County Senior CenterCemetery ghost investigation
A ghost investigation is planned from Belgrade Albertsons, heading toward Butte with a stop at Basin Creek for about an hour before visiting an open cemetery. Equipment and supplies will be available. Final location details will be shared closer to the event.
Belgrade AlbertsonsShotgun & Rifle Mounted Shooting Clinic
This clinic focuses on cowboy mounted shooting.
Hams N Coffee
A friendly, in-person meetup focused on all things ham radio takes place at Cafe M in Belgrade, Montana. It welcomes licensed operators and anyone curious about the hobby.
Cafe M Belgrade, MTGentle Yoga
Gentle Yoga with Charlee Ulmer at Wild Wisdom Collective offers a soothing space to slow down, release stress, and move with intention. Through mindful movement and steady breathing, participants reconnect with themselves in a calm, supportive setting. The class welcomes newcomers and anyone seeking a softer practice, with guidance that nurtures mind, body, and spirit. Admission is $22. Show up as you are and head out feeling grounded, open, and at peace.
Wild Wisdom CollectiveActing Workshop – Four Gates: A Path to Acting
At The Blue Slipper Theatre, a 2½ hour workshop in the Blue Slipper’s Connections series invites adults at any experience level to deepen their craft through the Four Gates, a sequence of prepare, embody, listen, and react. The session treats acting as the practice of revealing truth within imagined circumstances, and participants work through targeted exercises so each step becomes a natural part of the process, supporting engaging and authentic performances. The workshop draws inspiration from influential teachers such as Stella Adler, Sanford Meisner, William Esper, Uta Hagen, and others. Instruction is led by Marc Beaudin, who brings nearly three decades of experience as a director, educator, scenic designer, and technical director in spaces ranging from unheated warehouses and art galleries to a 1,000-seat, state-of-the-art symphony hall. His directing work includes Macbeth, Fear & Misery of the 3rd Reich, The Exonerated, Amadeus, and No Exit at the Blue Slipper, as well as the Northwest premiere of Born with Teeth with Bozeman Actors Theatre. He has taught numerous workshops in acting, directing, and lighting design for institutions in Michigan and Montana.
The Blue Slipper Theatre2026 Gem and Mineral Show
The show returns to the fairgrounds, filling Exhibition Buildings 1 and 2 with returning vendors, family activities, and special features. All 27 vendors from last year are back. Children can take part in games and educational opportunities, and everyone can explore eye catching displays and a UV fluorescent tent. Raffles and silent auctions will run during the event, and information on club membership and field trips will be available. Admission is $5 on the first day and $3 on the second day, with free entry for kids 13 and under both days. Food and drinks will be available all weekend in Building 1.
Gallatin County FairgroundsMimosas & Muffins for Moms
Celebrate the women who give so much, from moms and bonus moms to grandmothers and mentors, at a laid-back gathering focused on a little pampering, connection, and appreciation. Enjoy complimentary mimosas and muffins while taking advantage of mini services that include brow waxing, a wash and blowout, gel masks, hand massages, makeup application, and style consultations. The event is free to attend, with optional free-will donations supporting the local nonprofit Stay; Landon’s Legacy. Services are offered on a first come, first served basis, and reservations are recommended.
Hens & ChicksGem and Mineral Show
Celebrate gems, minerals and fossils at Gallatin County Fairgrounds in Buildings 1 and 2 in Bozeman, Montana. This family friendly event features a UV fluorescent tent, games for kids, 27 vendors, raffle items, striking display cases, silent auctions, food and plenty of rocks. Admission is $5, with a $3 family day option. Children under 12 are free. Presented by the nonprofit Bozeman Gem and Mineral Club.
Gallatin County FairgroundsGlassblowing
Experience hands-on glassblowing at the Livingston hot shop and create a custom spring flower glass piece. Choose your colors and receive guidance from the artists during a 20 minute session designed for one participant. This activity is suitable for ages 12 and older. Advance tickets are required and all sales are final. A waiver will be signed upon arrival, and closed toe shoes are required while glassblowing. Finished pieces need time to cool and will be ready for pickup three to five business days later.
Glassybaby LivingstonBear canyon ghost hunt
Discover the basics of ghost hunting with a demonstration of investigation equipment, guidance on techniques, and a mix of stories and history. Attendees can gather at Lindley Park or proceed directly to the location.
Bear CanyonBridger Bucks Chapter Banquet
Attend the Bridger Bucks Chapter Banquet.
Strand Union BuildingWriting Our Stories
This workshop for mothers centers on personal storytelling as a way to examine and celebrate the transition into motherhood. Participants write about their own experiences, take time to reflect, and honor the moments that have shaped them, with guidance offered throughout.
Roots Family CollaborativeChakradance!
Chakradance offers a guided, freeform movement practice that serves as moving meditation, set to music aligned with individual chakras. Each session blends facilitation with quiet moments of stillness, a bit of mandala art making, and time for sharing. There are no choreographed steps, and participants often move with eyes softly lowered or closed. Meetings are held at Bozeman Spiritual Society, starting in the lobby before transitioning to Room 102. Attendance can be drop in or ongoing, with no requirement to commit to a full course. The recommended contribution is $25 per class, and a 10 class pass is available for $200, with a policy that no one is turned away.
Bozeman Spiritual SocietySacred Sound & Energy
Settle into a restorative session where sound and energy come together to support balance and ease. This gentle ceremony blends the soothing tones of a sound bath with the nurturing support of Reiki to quiet the mind, relax the body, and realign your energy. As the vibrations move through the space, you are invited to soften, receive, and let the healing process unfold naturally. Whether you are seeking peace, release, or a moment to reconnect, this is a place to rest and feel supported. Admission is $30, and the gathering takes place at Wild Wisdom Collective.
Wild Wisdom CollectiveChai & Chanting
A morning gathering focused on connection, calm, and community features devotional chanting to guide attention inward, quiet the mind, and lift the spirit, along with warm chai for simple nourishment. No prior experience is required, and it is free to attend. Taking place at Wild Wisdom Collective, it offers an easy way to slow down, sip, breathe, and connect in a heart-opening setting.
Wild Wisdom CollectiveMother's Day Brunch
Gallatin River Lodge is hosting a special Mother’s Day brunch with a buffet. Reservations are required and can be made by calling 406-388-0148. The restaurant will not offer dinner service on Mother’s Day.
Gallatin River LodgeMontana Labor History Presentation
The Gallatin-Park CLC hosts Rich Aarstad, State Archivist with the Montana Historical Society, for a presentation on Montana’s labor history. Complimentary food will be available. This event is open to the public.
Gallatin Labor TempleTiny Tails fundraiser
Partnering with Tiny Tails, this fundraiser directs a portion of all purchases made at the location, including dine in and carryout, to the local nonprofit. The location is also serving as a drop off point for dog and cat supplies, offering another way to contribute.
Rosa's Pizza BelgradeJohn Butler Tickets
John Butler takes the stage in Bozeman, Montana. Hear his music in person as he performs for fans in the city.
The "M"Book Release with Local Author Kelsey K. Sather
Country Bookshelf hosts local author Kelsey K. Sather for the release of Lives of a Salvager, the second novel in her fantasy series Ancient Language of the Earth. Celebrate the launch of this new fantasy installment with an event centered on her latest book.
Country BookshelfBear With Me: Talkin’ Bout Bears
ERAL and Park County Environmental Council partner for an entertaining evening centered on bears. At Livingston Elks Lodge 246, Bear With Me invites local storytellers to share real-life encounters with our bruin neighbors admired from a respectful distance. Hosted by Story Wrangler Bex Frucht, the program is free and open to the public, and donations are appreciated. The 2025 to 2026 Storytelling Nights are made possible through the support of the Park County Community Foundation.
Livingston Elks Lodge 246Wednesday Business Networking Group
This is a face-to-face networking opportunity to exchange business leads with non-competing industries.
Bozeman Area Chamber of CommerceModest Mouse at The ELM
Modest Mouse performs at The ELM. Ticket information and additional details are available through the event listing, and DriveToyota is noted as the official auto partner.
The ELMAquila Women's Fly Casting Socials
Aquila Women’s Fly Casting Socials offers a relaxed way to grow casting skills and connect with others at Gallatin River Lodge. Designed specifically for women and open to all experience levels, each gathering begins with a brief Wade Well Method movement warmup to build body awareness, followed by clear instruction, guided practice, and lighthearted casting games that reinforce technique while keeping things enjoyable. The atmosphere balances learning and social connection, with space to ask questions and refine mechanics. Hosted outdoors at Gallatin River Lodge, each ticket includes one glass of wine, with a non-alcoholic option available, and additional beverages can be purchased on site. This recurring, drop-in series has limited capacity and requires advance registration. Pricing is $55 per session or $229 for a full season pass covering five events, and passes are limited and only available before the first gathering. Suitable for newcomers and seasoned casters alike, whether attending solo or with friends. Instruction is led by Lindsay Kocka, founder of Aquila Women’s Fly Fishing Academy and Wade Well.
Gallatin River LodgeModest Mouse Tickets
Modest Mouse showcases a distinctive strain of indie rock with quirky spirit and an offbeat flair. Witty wordplay, sharp-edged guitar work, and unguarded emotion power the performance, coming together for a live experience that sticks with you.
Bozeman, MtJacob Rountree & the Somethings
Jacob Rountree & the Somethings bring a live set to Tune Up in Bozeman, spotlighting Rountree’s alternative and indie songwriting. Rooted in Montana’s alpine landscape, his music blends a thoughtful spirit with a playful energy, keeping the lyrics at the center and reflecting his interest in philosophy and poetry.
Tune UpJim Alvarez in Bozeman
Alvarez sensei returns to Bozeman for another seminar at Bozeman Aikido. This marks his second seminar in the city and offers an opportunity to learn from Jim Alvarez.
Bozeman AikidoKids' Night at the Museum
Kids ages 5 to 10 can enjoy a pajama-friendly night centered on frogs and other amphibians. After closing, participants use flashlights to explore dim exhibit spaces and spend time with amphibian guests. The evening features creative crafts, fun frog facts, and learning about aquatic habitats. A pizza meal is included, followed by popcorn and a comfortable screening of The Princess and the Frog. Cost is $45 for members and $55 for nonmembers. Registration is required.
Museum of the RockiesGrand Opening Weekend
HOWL marks its grand opening with a full weekend of activities. Explore the space, meet the artists, and enjoy live music, a full open house, and hat bar experiences. Shop from @luvparismontana, @houseofcowbella, @ridefreemontana and other Montana creators. The festivities feature Montana artist @amber_sampson_art. Film fans can attend a special reception and screening with @montana48hfp, with time to mix, mingle, and watch a selection of past favorites. This celebration signals the beginning of something that has been in the works for a long time.
HOWLWalcrick
At The Murray Bar, a Montana staple of the last decade brings a blend of roots, Americana, bluegrass, and folk. The set moves from dance friendly tunes to moments that invite close listening, with lyric driven songs about life, love, loss, and the American West.
The Murray BarDate Night
A drop-off evening at State of Play welcomes children ages 3 and up. Participants will have dinner, explore creative activities, and enjoy playful experiences, giving caregivers time for a night out.
State of PlayCalifornia Honeydrops
Find tickets for The California Honeydrops at The ELM in Bozeman.
The ELMParty for Pronghorn in Bozeman, MT
LBP Brewing Company in Bozeman hosts a fundraiser for Montana pronghorn featuring appearances by Randy Newberg and pronghorn researcher Andrew Jakes. There will be chances to win prizes, and every dollar raised at the event goes entirely to Montana pronghorn.
LBP Brewing CompanyFamily Dance
Welcome spring with lively music from the Elysian Band and dances led by local callers. A potluck dinner follows, and attendees are invited to bring a dish to share. Afterward, there is a community dance available at a reduced price. Please avoid fragrances, smoke, and alcohol. This event is designed to be kid friendly.
Eagle Mount BozemanDog Ball - A Galaxy Fur Fur Away
Heart of the Valley announces the 41st Annual Dog Ball, Dog Ball 2026, A Galaxy Fur Fur Away, at Strand Union-Montana State University. The event includes a cocktail hour with time to browse the silent auction, followed by dinner and dancing, along with opportunities to reconnect with friends. Ticket availability coming soon.
Strand Union-Montana State UniversityKids Fishing Day 2026
This free, hands-on fishing day at Glen Lake Park is an annual event for kids of all ages and their families. Participants learn to rig their lines, practice casting, and try to catch fish. Check in happens first, a horn marks the start of fishing, and later everyone meets for lunch and a prize ceremony. Loaner gear is available for children who are new to fishing, and each child receives a goodie bag. There is fun for the whole family and an opportunity to be outdoors together.
Glen Lake ParkConstruction Hike For Hope
Launched by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, the Construction Hike for Hope focuses on mental health in the construction community, a field with one of the highest suicide rates in the United States. The initiative equips mental health champions with education, practical tools, and support, using proven prevention, intervention, and postvention strategies to help build workplaces and communities where no one suffers in silence. This community hike offers a meaningful time in nature to pause and breathe, remember those who have died, support people who are struggling, and acknowledge the courage it takes to ask for help. It is free and open to everyone, whether you have been personally affected by suicide loss or simply want to stand with your community.
Park County FairgroundsGentle Yoga
Enjoy a calm, nurturing yoga class led by Charlee Ulmer at Wild Wisdom Collective. This gentle practice focuses on intentional movement, steady breathing, and mindful presence to ease stress and support overall well-being. It is welcoming to beginners and anyone seeking a softer-paced experience. Cost is $22.
Wild Wisdom CollectivePaul Lee Kupfer as Donny Saddlehorn
This event features Paul Lee Kupfer, Don Corbo, Don Scott, and Danny Bee.
The Murray BarSummer Weekend Brunch at Gallatin River Lodge
Summer weekends bring a relaxed brunch at Gallatin River Lodge, featuring bold flavors and a menu influenced by the West. Take in views of the mountains while savoring favorites such as French toast, pancakes, eggs, chilaquiles, a hearty bagel, and shrimp with grits. A kids menu is available, and there are lighter choices for guests looking for something fresh with plenty of Montana character.
Gallatin River LodgeBozeman Totally Rad Vintage Fest
Set at Gallatin County Fairgrounds, this vintage festival spotlights the styles and culture of the 80s, 90s, and Y2K. Browse curated apparel and accessories from those eras along with records, toys, video games, and retro home goods for a nostalgic shopping experience. Enjoy free play in the vintage arcade, explore the Rad Rewind Museum with gadgets and tech from the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s, and capture memories at throwback photo backdrops. General admission is $8 in advance or $12 day of. Early entry tickets are $25 and provide first access. Kids 12 and under are free, and tickets are available at the door. Dressing in vintage inspired looks is encouraged. The event takes place indoors and will be held rain or shine. Vendor lineups rotate and product availability varies, and items shown in promotional materials may not be present. Tickets are nonrefundable and details are subject to change.
Gallatin County FairgroundsRaptor Meet & Greet
At the Museum of the Rockies, a raptor presentation in the Hager Auditorium highlights the remarkable adaptations of birds of prey, sometimes nicknamed avian dinosaurs. The program connects the museum’s fossil exhibits with the living birds cared for by the Montana Raptor Conservation Center. Participants can learn about the center’s rehabilitation work and mission, take part in an interactive activity, and meet a live raptor ambassador.
Museum of the RockiesBarnyard Planters
Returning for another run, this hands-on activity invites participants to personalize planters using stains and paints available in the shop. Registration is required. It sold out last year.
Hammer & Stain Belgrade4 Week Introduction to Qigong Course
Explore Qigong in a four session introductory course focused on a simple form that promotes mental calm and physical relaxation. Sessions meet once per week. No prior experience is required. Tuition is $65 per participant. To register, email Sifu@ThirdMountainMartialArts.com.
Third Mountain Martial ArtsArtist Mediums + Paper Crafts Swap - Craft Supply Swap! - Livingston
Discover a themed mini craft supply exchange in Livingston centered on artist mediums and paper crafts. This gathering is part of a spring series of smaller swaps that replaces the larger seasonal event, designed to help people locate specific materials and connect with others who use similar supplies. It offers a focused setting for trading and conversation among makers with the same interests.
Studio49Sunday Brunch Live Music at Gallatin River Lodge
Experience a Bozeman-style brunch at Gallatin River Lodge accompanied by live music from Phil Madewell. Enjoy local flavors and the lodge’s scenic surroundings as the performance sets an easygoing backdrop for a leisurely meal with family and friends.
Gallatin River LodgeLadies Who Lead: Cultivating a Community of Entrepreneurs
This in-person gathering brings together women leaders and aspiring entrepreneurs to build connections, share insight, and offer mutual support. The program begins with a conversation-driven seminar lasting about an hour and a half, where panelists open up about their journeys and invite dialogue, then continues with a networking social featuring wine and light snacks. A Bozeman-based panel features Amy Darr of Pure Barre, Alexa Tortora of Saddle Peak Ranch, Chef Emily Hahn of Mountain Provisions, Piper Meuwissen of Border Farm and Intrinsic Motion, Amanda Stewart of Amanda Stewart Music, and Jennifer White of Grape Hospitality. Expect a welcoming space to exchange ideas, learn from peers, and grow professional networks with a focus on leadership, innovation, and collaboration.
Kiln BozemanMonday Business Networking Group
This is a face-to-face networking opportunity where people from non-competing industries can exchange business leads.
Bozeman Area Chamber of CommerceUnicycle - Mixed Level & Advanced
This class brings together beginners and advanced riders. New participants build confidence as they move from those first few pedal strokes toward rides of up to 50 meters. Experienced riders arrive ready to take their skills to the next level and continue progressing.
406CirqueDBL After Hours: Celebrate & Connect
Gather at Even Hotel Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport, an IHG Hotel, in Belgrade for an after-hours meetup hosted by Dakota Business Lending. The full Montana team and board members will be on hand for a relaxed evening focused on connection and appreciation for the partnerships that support Montana’s business community. Complimentary drinks and appetizers will be available. Attendees can meet the Montana team, build new professional relationships, and connect with local peers. Drop in for a brief visit or stay for the full gathering.
Even Hotel Bozeman Yellowstone Intl Arpt, an IHG HotelIn Search of Sammy Williams with Rachel Phillips and Charlotte Mills
At Bozeman Public Library, Gallatin History Museum staff members Rachel Phillips and Charlotte Mills present an exploration of the historical record surrounding Sammy Williams, a cook who spent many years working for ranches around Manhattan, Montana while being known locally as a man. After Williams’s death, neighbors learned Williams was female, and friends arranged burial in Meadow View Cemetery with a substantial headstone bearing an inscription that notes the name Sammy Williams while the given name remains unknown. The talk follows the trail left in newspapers, voter registrations, city directories, property deeds, and other Gallatin County records to piece together Williams’s life without speculating about personal motivations. Recent findings highlight property ownership and participation in voting before women in Montana had the franchise, opening paths for further research into others who navigated legal limitations to secure rights and responsibilities. Phillips, raised in Bozeman and a Montana State University graduate in history with museum studies training, serves as the museum’s Research Director and oversees its library and collections. Mills, born in Bozeman and raised on a nearby farm, holds undergraduate and master’s degrees in accounting from Weber State University, previously served as Gallatin County Clerk & Recorder and Election Administrator, and now works at the museum as Operations Director.
Bozeman Public LibraryHay Farm Tour for Horse & Livestock Owners
MSU Extension and Grass Valley Farm present the first annual Hay Farm Tour in Western Montana for horse and livestock owners of any experience level. Walk timothy, bluegrass, and alfalfa fields while exploring how inputs, environmental conditions, and equipment choices shape each phase of growth and harvest. Engage your senses by seeing, smelling, touching, and tasting hay before it reaches your farm. An MSU Extension agent will lead forage analysis in each field to show how management decisions translate into outcomes for animals. Discover why haymaking feels more like a craft than a routine process. The program takes place at Grass Valley Farm.
Grass Valley FarmEmerson Center for the Arts - Bozeman, MT
A debut performance is planned at Emerson Center for Arts and Culture in Bozeman, Montana. This appearance brings the show to the city for the first time, and tickets are on sale.
Emerson Center for Arts and CultureRooks Con
Settle in for six days dedicated to board gaming at the Hilton Garden Inn Bozeman. One convention ticket grants entry and unlimited board game play. A shared library of titles will be available, and attendees can also bring their own games. Check the schedule to see which official sessions are planned and organize your play accordingly.
Hilton Garden Inn BozemanWayne 'The Train' Hancock
Wayne “The Train” Hancock brings his signature juke joint swing to the Empire Twin Theatre in Livingston, MT, showcasing a high-octane blend of honky-tonk, western swing, blues, Texas rockabilly, and big band. Since making waves with Thunderstorms and Neon Signs in 1995, he has carved out a singular place in country music by honoring its roots without feeling stuck in the past, keeping the sound stripped down yet full of drive. Expect house-shaking hillbilly boogie and a vibe that recalls the warm crackle of a classic jukebox, all delivered with unwavering authenticity. Admiration runs deep... Hank III praises him as the genuine article, AllMusic highlights how he refreshes vintage styles so they feel timeless, and Slug Magazine notes the way he pushes boundaries while staying true to the core of the genre. As a bit of trivia, he is the only Bloodshot Records artist whose CD has traveled on a space shuttle flight.
Empire Twin TheatreIn Conversation: The Republic of Knowledge - May 20, 7pm
Attend a conversation with Dr. Melissa Ragain and Crystal Alegria. They will be discussing how Americans built their own republic of knowledge through lecture halls, study clubs, and civic organizations long before mass media. They will trace two chapters of that story in Montana, from the 19th-century Lyceum movement to the Sweet Pea Study Club, whose Black women members helped shape community life in Bozeman through education, organizing, and mutual support. This event is presented in conjunction with the 2026 Tinworks Art Chisel & Razor: The Artistic Legacies of Edmonia & Samuel Lewis exhibition. Doors open at 6:30 PM, and speakers begin at 7 PM, followed by a question and answer period.
Tinworks at RialtoE&V Land and Ranch Higher Ground
Join others who are into land and ranching at this meeting. Share ideas, network, and enjoy conversations. Real-life connections await you at this in-person event.
The BaxterWednesday Business Networking Group
This is a face-to-face networking opportunity where you can exchange business leads with people from non-competing industries.
Bozeman Area Chamber of CommerceThe Real Native Soul
The Real Native Soul presents a moving program led by brothers Abraham Thomas and Jermaine Bell, a Native American vocal duo dedicated to sharing their story through live music, storytelling, and cultural learning. Through original songs and personal reflections, they speak about growing up on the Wind River Reservation, how music became a source of healing and direction, and how their heritage continues to shape their lives. The event highlights Native identity, resilience, and creativity, encouraging youth and community members to embrace their voices, cultures, and aspirations with pride. The focus is on meaningful connection, positive impact, and uplifting the community, especially young people. Free for members and $5 for non-members. Registration is required.
Museum of the RockiesGrand-Opening Event
A grand opening marks the debut of a small farm store, a compact retail shop offering farm provisions and baked goods. Every purchase supports the hosts’ surrogacy journey after 18 losses, in memory of their daughter Ella. The celebration features a ribbon cutting with the Belgrade Chamber of Commerce, coffee drinks from Benefit Brew’s mobile cart, and artisan lemonades sweetened with honey prepared by the hosts’ sons, which will also be available for Friday order pickup throughout the summer. Attendees can buy raffle tickets for grass-fed and finished natural beef and select flower bouquets from a bloom bar. This is a family-friendly event.
Homestead on Heeb - Artisan Family FarmDaniel Kosel and more
A music event featuring a blend of blues-influenced rock and country sounds.
The Murray BarTalon Talks
Dive into the world of birds of prey with a themed presentation that showcases their remarkable adaptations. Learn about MRCC's mission and meet its raptor ambassadors as each session focuses on a different topic, and participants may choose one or several. Tickets are required and attendance is limited to 50 people per presentation. Admission is $10 per person, and children under 4 are free. As a raptor hospital, MRCC is not open to the public outside of scheduled events, so unscheduled visits cannot be accommodated. For details or questions, email education@montanaraptor.org or call 406-585-1211.
Montana Raptor Conservation CenterBone Thugs N Harmony
Bone Thugs N Harmony will be performing. This is a high demand event. Any tickets previously purchased for this event will be honored on this date. The event will be held at Armory Music Hall.
Armory Music HallChai & Chanting
Experience a welcoming space of connection and calm with sacred chanting and a cup of soothing chai. Gentle rhythms encourage inward focus, ease mental chatter, and lift the spirit, and all levels are welcome with no prior experience required. This free gathering at Wild Wisdom Collective invites a slower pace with moments to savor a warm drink, take a deep breath, and connect with others to recharge both body and spirit.
Wild Wisdom CollectiveSunday Brunch Live Music at Gallatin River Lodge
Bozeman-style brunch and live music come together at Gallatin River Lodge. Brendan Nolan provides the soundtrack as local flavors and relaxing views create a comfortable Montana Sunday atmosphere. The scene suits friends and families and can turn brunch into a summer tradition.
Gallatin River LodgeMonday Business Networking Group
This is a face-to-face networking opportunity to exchange business leads with non-competing industries. The fee to attend is $60 annually if it is not included in the Chamber membership package.
Bozeman Area Chamber of CommerceArt and Soul: For Girls
State of Play introduces a new program for girls ages 6 to 10. Participants engage in creative expression, make connections, and explore their identities through art. It welcomes those who enjoy drawing or building.
State of PlayMen's Book Club
Designed for men interested in self discovery and social dynamics, this new book club spans five monthly sessions focused on Narcissus and Goldmund by Herman Hesse. Discussions will delve into archetypal themes related to masculinity and femininity, along with questions of purpose, meaning, and creativity in today’s world. The group is facilitated by Chris Berman, LCPC, of Manmade mentors. There is no fee to participate, and attendance is capped at 10 people. Sign ups are available to reserve a spot.
Stephen Graham Jones Lecture & Reading
Timothy Egan has written ten books. His newest, A Fever in the Heartland, is a historical thriller that was an instant New York Times bestseller. His Dust Bowl chronicle, The Worst Hard Time, received the National Book Award in 2006. A lifelong journalist, he worked as a national correspondent and opinion columnist for The New York Times, spending years reporting throughout the West. As part of a Times reporting team, he shared the 2001 Pulitzer Prize for the series How Race is Lived in America.
Elk River BooksKubota Orange Days - Belgrade, Montana
Kubota Orange Days features live equipment demonstrations and event-only savings. Attendees can scan the on-site QR code to access a coupon, and a raffle will offer more than $300 in prizes, with a Solo Stove among the giveaways. Requesting a quote during the event counts as an entry in the raffle. It is a chance to see the machines in action while taking advantage of limited offers.
Floyd's KubotaGallatin River Lodge Happy Hour (Wednesday-Friday)
Enjoy happy hour at Gallatin River Lodge. There will be drink specials and a special happy hour food menu. You can get old fashions, house red and white wine, and draft beers for $5.
Gallatin River LodgeLIVE Music and Dance Lesson at The Westerner
The Westerner hosts weekly country dancing set to live country music. Tickets include a free drink, a guided dance lesson, and the live performance. A professional instructor leads the lesson in a warm, welcoming setting, with plenty of time afterward to put new steps into practice on the dance floor.
The WesternerWednesday Business Networking Group
This is a face-to-face networking opportunity where you can exchange business leads with people from non-competing industries.
Bozeman Area Chamber of CommerceBlossom Mom -- Thursday Afternoon
Blossom Mom is a welcoming peer support space guided by a skilled facilitator who is also a mother. It is open to new and expecting moms in any stage of pregnancy and the first year, offering an opportunity to connect with others navigating similar experiences.
Roots Family CollaborativeFREE Hearing Aid Cleaning and Screening!
Matt Kline of Miracle Ear offers hearing aid cleaning, hearing screenings, and helpful answers to questions about hearing. He is available on the fourth Thursday of every month.
Park County Senior CenterArt Club - Thursdays (3 and Up)
A welcoming after school art program where kids explore a different medium each month, such as clay, wood, fiber arts, and found materials. Every week starts with a brief art meeting.
State of PlayCancer Support Community Bozeman's Food Truck Festival
CSCMT brings its fourth annual Food Truck Festival to Gallatin County Fairgrounds, blending delicious bites, live music, and community spirit in support of Montanans impacted by cancer. Sample a wide range of flavors from vendors such as Piece of Crepe, CC Gourmet, Follow Yer Nose BBQ, Mo'Bowls, Mafia Pizza, Mountain Berry Bowls, Tropical Sno, Ms. Sippi's Southern Cuisine, Double T Catering, Prairie Dogs, and Twisted Brothers Pretzels, plus others. Rocky Mountain Pearls provide live music, and beer and wine are available. Families will find plenty to do, including a bounce house, and extras like JBloom Permanent Jewelry add to the fun.
Gallatin County FairgroundsBozeman SPRING Cottage Market by Little Red Truck LLC Friday 5-8 & Saturday 10-4
Explore a spring cottage market at Gallatin County Fairgrounds in Bozeman with more than 75 booths offering cottage, collected, and artisan goods. Find vintage, rustic, and farmhouse pieces, antiques and home decor, along with new and vintage clothing and accessories. Handcrafted jewelry, on-trend artisan items, and pantry provisions are also available. Admission options include an early bird session for adults at $10 that also includes entry the following day, or general admission for adults at $5. Children 12 and under are free.
Gallatin County FairgroundsBeading Our Stories: Beading Traditions of Montana Tribes
Strengthen your beading skills while exploring the deep cultural roots of beadwork, a tradition that spans thousands of years. Learn techniques to create a pair of beaded earrings to take home, along with insight into the stories and customs they represent. This program is for ages 16 and older, and capacity is limited to 25 participants. Pricing is $30 for members and $35 for nonmembers. Registration is required.
Museum of the RockiesStand-Up with Jackie Kashian
Last Best Comedy hosts a stand-up performance by Jackie Kashian. She grew up in Milwaukee and now lives in Los Angeles with her husband, Andy, and many cats and dogs. She is rarely at home, which makes this appearance a chance to see her live.
Last Best ComedyLeadbetters and Degroots at Murray Bar!
Eric Leadbetter and Marty Degroot team up for a Montana family band mash, delivering expansive jams that blend folk, bluegrass, acoustic rock, and beyond.
Live at the Blake Pavilion: WYLIE & THE WILD WEST
Wylie & the Wild West deliver a lively blend of cowboy, folk, swing, and yodeling that they have shared with audiences since 1989. Their set moves from straightforward country storytelling to playful, tongue-in-cheek numbers, all guided by Montana singer and songwriter Wylie Gustafson, who has released 24 albums and toured internationally for more than three decades. His writing draws inspiration from the wide open landscapes of his home state and a life rooted on a fourth-generation family ranch. The group features Wylie Gustafson on lead vocals and guitar, Clayton Parsons on guitar, and Tim Lashley on drums. In the United States, they have appeared at the National Folk Festival, MerleFest, Bumbershoot, Stagecoach, A Prairie Home Companion, The Conan O’Brien Show, and have made more than 50 guest appearances at the Grand Ole Opry. Wylie is known for an unmistakably authentic voice within country music. Support for this performance comes from Mighty Fine Time Live Events, Home2Suites by Hilton, Walter & Regina Wunsch SPECTEC TIC, and Carol Lalani in Memory of Sal Lalani.
Blake PavilionKids Clothing & Gear Swap
A free community swap centered on kids clothing and gear will take place in the gym at Hope Lutheran Community Facility. Organized in collaboration with Roots Family Collaborative and Mom, What's Next?, this exchange is designed to help get children ready for summer. Participants can bring used clothing, gear, and toys for kids, place them in the designated drop-off areas, and then choose the items they need. Bringing a bag to carry selections is recommended. Contributing items is not required to participate. At last year’s event there was a wide variety of clothing, books, toys, and equipment for children from birth through age 12.
Hope Lutheran ChurchDouble Header Bridger View Storage & Belgrade Self Storage Auctions
Montana Storage Auctions presents a spring double header with two back-to-back storage unit auctions. The opening event takes place at Bridgeview Storage and offers nine units for bidding. A second auction follows with seven more units available. The day highlights the excitement of discovery and the variety that comes with multiple units in succession. Registration occurs on site before bidding begins.
Bridger View StorageMonsters of Destruction
See the Monsters of Destruction show. Ticket prices may be above face value because this is a resale marketplace.
Gallatin County FairgroundsABC’S of Cowboy Dressage
This clinic will cover the fundamentals of Cowboy Dressage, including discussion of the court, its symmetry, types, divisions, and tests. Show attire, gait variations, classes, and score sheets will also be addressed. Participants will learn the court both on the ground and in the saddle, focusing on challenge and open court scenarios. Lesson horses are available with instructor approval for a small fee. Participants should be comfortable riding independently at a walk and jog/trot. Those hauling horses must provide proof of current vaccinations and a negative Coggins test. Attending both days is highly recommended. Please bring snacks, lunch, water, hats, and sunscreen. All attendees receive a t-shirt.
Cedar Ridge EquineBridger Berries Summer Fruit Plant Sale
Bridger Berries Farm hosts a summer fruit plant sale featuring raspberries, strawberries, and lilacs. Guests are encouraged to bring their own pot to reduce plastic use. Street parking is available, and payment by cash or Venmo is preferred. The sale supports small farmers and offers a friendly way to take home berry plants.
Bridger Berries FarmSunday Brunch Live Music at Gallatin River Lodge
A Sunday brunch at Gallatin River Lodge pairs live music with a relaxed dining experience featuring Phil Madewell. Take in scenic views and savor dishes that showcase regional flavors while the performance sets a laid back tone for the meal.
Gallatin River LodgeBeads and Jewelry + Tiny Cute Things - Spring Craft Supply Swaps Livingston!!
This spring, a series of small, themed craft supply swaps in Livingston offers focused opportunities to exchange materials with people who share similar interests. This session highlights beads, jewelry making supplies, and other tiny decorative items, creating an easy way to seek out exactly what you need while connecting with makers who work with the same kinds of components. Additional gatherings in the series spotlight areas like fiber and yarn, sewing and needle arts, and a mix of artist mediums and paper crafts.
Creative Reuse MontanaMonsters of Destruction
See the Monsters of Destruction show.
Gallatin County FairgroundsLive Music - Little Jane
Little Jane, from the band Little Jane and the Pistol Whips, brings a country-Americana sound with touches of bluegrass to Gallatin River Lodge. Part of the lodge’s Wednesday Night Music series that showcases performers from Bozeman and across Montana, this performance unfolds in a relaxed setting with scenic views. Guests can enjoy the music alongside food and craft cocktails for an easygoing Montana evening.
Gallatin River LodgeLove INC's 1PURPOSE Fundraising Gala
Love INC’s annual 1PURPOSE fundraising gala brings volunteers, donors, and partner churches together to support the ministry’s mission. With a Light the Night theme, the evening shines a spotlight on Love INC’s impact on the hearts and community members of Gallatin County, complemented by delicious food, meaningful fellowship, and a silent auction. The dress code is semi-formal.
The Commons at Baxter and LoveMumford & Sons
Mumford & Sons bring their folk rock and indie sound to Bobcat Stadium for a live concert.
Bobcat StadiumMumford & Sons "Prizefighter Tour" Tickets Bozeman MT Bobcat Stadium MSU
Mumford & Sons bring the Prizefighter Tour to Bobcat Stadium at MSU in Bozeman, MT for a concert.
Reverend Horton Heat at The ELM
Reverend Horton Heat appears at The ELM, joined by The Surfrajettes. Tickets and additional details are available through the event listing. DriveToyota is the official auto partner.
The ELMYellowstone Country's Got Talent
Yellowstone Country’s Got Talent is a family friendly showcase that gathers performers from many places to celebrate Montana’s arts community. Expect singing, dancing, circus feats, and more. The event now features separate Youth and Adult divisions, with standout acts in each moving on to live finals. In both divisions, a Grand Champion will receive $1,500 and a Runner Up will receive $500. A distinguished panel will guide the competition, including Russell Lewis, Artistic Director of the Shane Center, Bex Frucht, a local Story Wrangler, Jared Stein, Broadway Musical Director and Co-Founder of the Arts Incubator Ranch (A.I.R), and Colette Pengelley, a dancer, performer, entertainer, choreographer, and dance educator. Audience voting fills the role of the fifth and last judge and determines the Grand Champions in each division. Sponsors include Yellowstone Country Montana, Inc, Home2Suites, Walter & Regina Wunsch SPECTEC TIC, and Carol Lalani in Memory of Sal Lalani.
Fai Laci with guests TBD
At The Filling Station, Fai Laci brings a high-energy rock show centered on real connection. Led by founder and frontman Luke Faillaci, the Boston five-piece has grown a grassroots community around cathartic performances across the Northeast, amassing hundreds of thousands of monthly followers and millions of streams despite starting out with no label, publicist, or manager. The lineup features guitarists Anthony Cervone and Michael “Goldie” Goldblatt, bassist Cal Hamandi, and drummer Zack Putnam. Their debut album, Elephant in the Room, produced by Dan Auerbach at Easy Eye Sound in Nashville, blends the bite of punk, the strut of glam, and the flair of classic rock, delivered with bold swagger and a magnetic stage presence. The music ranges from the psychedelic twists and tempo shifts of Cure Upon the Hill to the dreamy, bittersweet pull of Beautifully Boring, with standouts like the decadent Sarasota and the tense, new wave-tinged Headlights. Writing duties are shared, the recordings aim to feel like a band playing together, and the mission is simple… get people to look up, connect, and have a great time. Guests to be announced.
The Filling StationWomen's Fly Fishing Foundations 4 Week Course
Gain a clear start in fly fishing with a women-focused, four week course that builds real understanding from the ground up. Designed for beginners and aspiring anglers, the series explains how fly fishing works so participants can step onto the water with confidence. Sessions take place at Gallatin River Lodge in a small group setting that blends structured instruction with a relaxed, social atmosphere, and no prior experience or equipment is needed. Over four sessions, topics include essential gear and fly rod anatomy, entomology and fly selection with knots and rigging, trout habitat and how to read water along with river etiquette, and an introduction to fly casting and mending. The classroom-based format means there is no fishing during the meetings. The course includes a guided curriculum, small group instruction, and one glass of wine at each session with a nonalcoholic option. Instruction is led by Lindsay Kocka, founder of Aquila Women’s Fly Fishing Academy, and capacity is limited.
Gallatin River LodgeWomen's Fly-Fishing Foundations 4 Week Series
This four week, women-focused classroom series offers a thorough introduction to fly fishing with an emphasis on trout. Led by Lindsay Kocka, founder of Aquila Women’s Fly Fishing Academy, and hosted by The Gallatin River Lodge, the program builds a solid foundation through instruction on gear and equipment, fly rod parts, essential knots, entomology and fly selection, and the basics of casting. The $380 ticket includes the complete curriculum and one glass of wine each week. No on-water fishing is included, and no equipment, prior experience, or fishing license is required. Group size is kept small, capacity is limited, and pre-registration is required. Week one focuses on gear, equipment, and fly rod anatomy. Week two covers entomology, fly choice, essential knots, and rigging. Week three addresses trout habitat, reading water, safe fish handling, stream etiquette, and stewardship. Week four introduces fly casting and mending.
Gallatin River LodgeChai & Chanting
At Wild Wisdom Collective, this welcoming gathering features devotional chanting, a calm sense of community, and warm chai. Gentle rhythms support inward reflection, settle the mind, and lift the spirit. The setting encourages a slower pace with mindful breaths and meaningful connection. No prior experience is required. Attendance is free.
Sunday Brunch Live Music at Gallatin River Lodge
Gallatin River Lodge sets the scene for a Bozeman‑inspired brunch accompanied by live music. This installment features Richard Mayo, with tunes that pair well with flavorful dishes highlighting regional influences and peaceful views. The vibe leans into a relaxed Montana Sunday from start to finish.
Gallatin River LodgeLive Music - Marcedes Carroll
Gallatin River Lodge hosts an evening of live music featuring Marcedes Carroll. Her style blends country, folk, and singer-songwriter traditions, drawing inspiration from artists such as Patsy Cline, Emmylou Harris, Linda Ronstadt, Willie Nelson, and Glen Campbell. The setting offers a relaxed Montana atmosphere with scenic surroundings, and food and cocktails are available to complement the performance.
Gallatin River LodgeUFO viewing
The group meets at Belgrade Albertsons for a UFO viewing. Attendees should bring chairs and blankets for comfort. Telescopes will be on hand, along with simple ways to document what is seen. From there, the plan is to head to Dry Creek or Spring Hill for the watch.
Belgrade AlbertsonsABSAROKAS: Mountains Definded by Two Rivers | Paul Waldum Book Release & Artist Reception
At the Depot Center, artist and author Paul Waldum shares selections from his autobiography, paired with a book signing and a reception celebrating his work. This event is open to the public, but seating is limited.
Livingston Depot CenterJune OUTPOST – Bozeman – Returning to Center: The Labyrinth Walk for Integration & Healing
Female veterans gather in Bozeman for a guided walk on the Bozeman Public Library Labyrinth, an age-old tradition used for transition, reflection, and healing. Across history, warrior communities have treated labyrinths as a sacred threshold where the weight of battle can be released and the shift from survival back to humanity can begin. This walk follows a deliberate path that mirrors recovery and integration. Move inward to let go of what no longer serves, pause at the center to reconnect with your deepest self, then step outward with renewed clarity and strength. Through quiet, movement, and attentive presence, participants are invited to set aside unseen armor and remember who they are beyond service and survival. The focus is not speed, performance, or choosing the perfect route. It is about showing up, walking with intention, and making room for mental, emotional, and spiritual reflection within a supportive circle of fellow women who served. No prior experience is necessary, only a willingness to walk, reflect, and come back to center.
Bozeman Public LibraryMother Roots-A New Moon Circle-Strawberry Moon
With each new moon comes a chance to slow down, reflect, and begin again. Mother Roots is a monthly circle for mothers who are expecting, caring for a new baby, or further along in their parenting journey. Participants gather in community to explore the evolving experience of motherhood. Guided by a trained facilitator who is also a mother, this peer-centered space welcomes conversation around both joys and challenges, offering support and shared wisdom from different generations in a caring, judgment free setting. The format combines gentle structure with flexibility and includes simple, enjoyable ritual to honor the fresh start energy of the new moon, nurturing connection, nourishment, and intention. Topics often include feeling overwhelmed or burnt out, partner relationships, balancing work and family, shifts in identity, local supports and resources, and ways to ask for help.
FBIAA Big Sky G-Man Golf Classic
Registration is now open for the inaugural FBIAA Big Sky G-Man Golf Classic. Early registration is encouraged for this first annual event.
Riverside Country ClubIration & Tribal Seeds
Iration and Tribal Seeds appear together at The Elm - Bozeman - Bozeman, MT.
The Elm - Bozeman - Bozeman, MTIration Tickets
Iration delivers a breezy blend of reggae, island rhythms, and uplifting rock in a live show filled with good vibes and plenty of singalong moments. Expect favorites such as Time Bomb, Falling, and Summer Nights, smooth grooves, and an easygoing atmosphere that welcomes both longtime fans and anyone seeking a relaxed concert night. Ticket quantities are limited and moving quickly. Discount codes TAKE5 and TAKE10 offer savings of 5% on orders over $199 and 10% on orders over $349.
The ELMLive Music - Brendan Nolan
Brendan Nolan performs live at Gallatin River Lodge as part of the Wednesday night music series that highlights talent from Bozeman and across Montana. Expect a relaxed summer evening with live tunes, scenic views and a welcoming Montana atmosphere, along with food and craft cocktails at the lodge.
Gallatin River LodgeGhost town ghost investigation day trip
Head out on a day trip to investigate a ghost town. Meet at Belgrade Albertsons to gather before departure. Investigation equipment will be available, and attendees should bring picnic supplies. The exact destination will be shared closer to the day.
Belgrade Albertsons2026 Summer Opening Show
This eighth annual show in Livingston presents new oil paintings, plus canvas prints and artist proofs. New pieces extend the Secluded Water Series.
Usui/Holy Fire II Reiki Level One & Two Class
This event features Jolene Caffrey.
Sunday Brunch Live Music at Gallatin River Lodge
Gallatin River Lodge sets the scene for a Bozeman-inspired brunch accompanied by live music. This edition spotlights Richard Mayo. Flavorful dishes, regional tastes, and peaceful views come together as the performance shapes an easygoing Montana Sunday atmosphere.
Gallatin River LodgeLive Music - Little Jane
Little Jane, from Little Jane and the Pistol Whips, brings country Americana with an occasional bluegrass flair to Gallatin River Lodge. As part of the Wednesday Night Music series, the evening highlights performers from Bozeman and around Montana, pairing live music with scenic views and an easygoing Big Sky atmosphere. Take in the tunes along with fresh air, great food, and craft cocktails.
Gallatin River LodgeFresh Air Families: Tuckerman Park
Fresh Air Families offers a family-friendly outing on the South Cottonwood Creek Trail, where a shaded, mostly flat path follows a creek and is well suited for strollers and for young children who like to splash. Benches are frequent, and there are opportunities to stop for water along the way. This weekly summer program is designed for parents and caregivers to explore local trails and parks while building meaningful community. It emphasizes the restorative benefits of time outside, inviting participants to shift the scenery, feel grounded, breathe, and enjoy simple moments of sunshine and movement. All families are welcome, including expecting parents. No hiking experience is required, and everyone can move at a comfortable pace, take snack breaks, connect with others, form smaller groups, turn back early, or continue longer. For the comfort and safety of all participants, especially the youngest, dogs are not included.
South Cottonwood Creek TrailWatchhouse at The ELM
This concert features Watchhouse performing at The ELM, with Two Runner also appearing. Sponsors of live entertainment in Montana include @DriveToyota, @MontanaKnifeCo, and @GrooveMT.
The ELMEquine Bodywork Essentials Clinic
Held at WB Ranch Company, this clinic is tailored for horse owners and explores the anatomy and biomechanics of the horse. Instruction focuses on safe, effective bodywork methods that support musculoskeletal health, giving owners practical techniques to apply in their regular care routines.
WB Ranch CompanyEquine Bodywork Essentials for Owners
Designed for owners, this clinic builds practical skills for supporting a horse’s comfort and performance. It begins with core equine anatomy, focusing on major muscle groups, how tension patterns develop, and how the body compensates. Instruction covers safe, effective massage methods including effleurage and circulation work, identifying basic trigger points, releasing common areas of tightness, and properly warming up and cooling down tissue. Participants learn to read a horse’s body language, tell the difference between discomfort and relaxation, and use behavioral feedback to decide when to continue or stop. The curriculum also applies these tools to everyday riding needs with pre-ride preparation, post-ride recovery, and maintenance routines for horses that are stiff or aging. The clinic fee is $550, with a $200 deposit required to hold a spot and a $350 balance due one month before the chosen date.
Sunday Brunch Live Music at Gallatin River Lodge
At Gallatin River Lodge, a brunch with a Bozeman flair pairs with live music from Phil Madewell. Enjoy good food, regional flavors, and scenic surroundings that set the tone for a classic Montana Sunday. The welcoming atmosphere suits friends and families alike, turning brunch into a favorite summer ritual.
Gallatin River LodgeSoulful Sounds in Bozeman
Acute Inflections brings a candlelit blend of jazz, R&B, and comedy to Gallatin County Fairgrounds in Bozeman, channeling the spirit of the Harlem Renaissance with a contemporary pulse. This New York City duo, featured on HBO and Amazon, delivers intimate vocal and bass duets, sharp improvisation, and playful banter with a chemistry that recalls Lucy and Ricky. Attendees can embrace Roaring Twenties flair or arrive in their own signature style, and complimentary wine and snacks will be available during the show. Known for sold-out performances across the United States and abroad, they have entertained more than 50,000 attendees and earned over a thousand five-star reviews. Set just west of downtown with expansive mountain views, the fairgrounds provides a welcoming setting for an evening of soulful music, lighthearted storytelling, and vintage elegance up close. Purchases for this event help support the Renaissance Youth Center, a South Bronx nonprofit that serves youth through music education, after-school programs, and tutoring.
Gallatin County FairgroundsLive Music - Marcedes Carroll
Enjoy an evening of live music at Gallatin River Lodge with Marcedes Carroll. Her sound weaves country, folk, and classic singer-songwriter styles, inspired by 60s and 70s greats such as Patsy Cline, Emmylou Harris, Linda Ronstadt, Willie Nelson, and Glen Campbell. Part of the Wednesday Night Music offerings at the lodge, this performance spotlights talent from Bozeman and across Montana in a relaxed setting with scenic views. Food and craft cocktails are available.
Gallatin River Lodge38th Annual Festival of the Arts at Depot Park
Now in its 38th year, the Festival of the Arts hosted by the Livingston Depot Center brings more than 100 artists and makers to Depot Rotary Park. Thousands of visitors encounter fine art and handcrafted work from across the Western region, with pieces spanning photography and painting, sculpture, woodworking, blacksmithing and other metalwork, jewelry, furniture, glass, fiber arts, drawing, printmaking, ceramics, and additional disciplines.
Livingston Depot CenterUFO viewing
Bring chairs and blankets for comfort. Telescopes and notepads will be on hand for looking at the stars. Meet at Belgrade Albertsons, then continue to either Spring Hill or dry Creek.
Belgrade AlbertsonsYellowstone Independence Day 5k 2026
Celebrate the third annual 5K fun run and walk starting in Sacajawea Park beside the Yellowstone River in Livingston, Montana. Proceeds benefit the Yellowstone Running Club’s mission to promote wellness through running and walking, and also help Park County youth cross country athletes take part in regional championship races. Early bird pricing is available, and those who register by the noted deadline receive a guaranteed race T-shirt. Festive patriotic outfits and decorated strollers can earn prizes, every participant is entered into raffle drawings, post-race snacks are provided, and chip timing is managed by Muddy Dog Sports.
Sacajawea Park Livingston MtCARS ON BROADWAY! Belgrade Kiwanis' 4th Annual Car Show
Belgrade Kiwanis’ fourth annual car show comes to downtown Belgrade as a free public event. Vehicle exhibitors can register for $20, with each additional car at $10, and payment is accepted on the day of the show with an option to pre register. Opportunities are available for sponsors and for market and food vendors. More details will be announced soon.
N Broadway, Belgrade, MT 59714, United StatesSunday Brunch Live Music at Gallatin River Lodge
Gallatin River Lodge presents a weekly summer brunch with live music, blending great food, local flavors, and a scenic, relaxing setting. This edition features Brendan Nolan, providing a mellow soundtrack that complements a Bozeman-style brunch and the views. A welcoming choice for families and friends who want to make Sunday brunch a favorite summer ritual in Montana.
Gallatin River LodgeLive Music - Brendan Nolan
Enjoy live music by Brendan Nolan at Gallatin River Lodge. Part of the lodge’s Wednesday Night Music series, this event highlights talented artists from Bozeman and throughout Montana. Expect an evening of songs, scenic surroundings, and a relaxed Montana atmosphere. Food and craft cocktails are available, creating a summer night that blends good music with the charm of Big Sky country.
Gallatin River LodgeDale Watson at the Empire Theatre
Dale Watson takes the stage at the Empire Twin Theatre with a career rooted in true country tradition. For more than forty years, the award-winning singer, songwriter, producer, and tireless touring artist has kept the roots sound thriving. He has performed alongside Merle Haggard, Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, and Kris Kristofferson, and has appeared on David Letterman, Jimmy Kimmel, and Austin City Limits. With over thirty albums and singles, he even built Watsun Studio in Memphis, complete with a 1937 board from Sun Studio, to capture the sound he loves. Best known for the barroom favorite "I Lie When I Drink," his music spans swing, honky tonk, and rockabilly, and he composed the score for the film Yellow Rose. His instrumental album Memphians was recorded at the Wat-Sun Studio for a classic feel. On screen and stage, his work includes starring in Yellow Rose and collaborating with Stephen King and John Mellencamp on the musical Ghost Brothers of Starkland County, along with voice work for national commercials. He also champions heritage styles through the Ameripolitan Awards, which recognize artists, DJs, venues, festivals, and musicians in Honky Tonk, Rockabilly, Western Swing, and Outlaw Country, with fans and industry professionals participating in the voting. This performance reflects a lifelong devotion to original country music.
Empire Twin Theatre, 106 N 2nd St, Livingston, MTEntomology 101
The second session in a two part series at SITKA Gear Bozeman focuses on the insects trout feed on and how to interpret hatches, timing, and fly selection. Led by Steve Fournier, owner of Dr. Slick, this session helps anglers connect what they observe in the air and water to the flies they choose. It is suitable for newcomers and for those aiming to fish more intentionally.
SITKA Gear BozemanSunday Brunch Live Music at Gallatin River Lodge
Gallatin River Lodge presents a Bozeman-style brunch with live music, pairing a menu of local flavors with a laid-back setting and scenic views. This installment features music by Phil Madewell. The welcoming atmosphere suits both friends and families, turning brunch into a tradition to enjoy all summer.
Gallatin River LodgeLive Music - Little Jane
Little Jane brings a country-Americana sound with touches of bluegrass to Gallatin River Lodge as part of Wednesday Night Music. Known for work with Little Jane and the Pistol Whips, she appears in a series that highlights artists from Bozeman and across Montana. Settle in for an easygoing evening of live music, scenic surroundings, and a selection of food and craft cocktails.
Gallatin River Lodge6th Annual Bucking Rodeo
An action filled rodeo presents mutton busting, saddle bronc, bareback, ranch bronc, bull riding, and barrel racing in a fast paced program that keeps the excitement going from one event to the next.
Park County Fairgrounds, Livingston, MTWild Mind Improv Weekend Immersion:Bozeman, Montana
A weekend immersion in Bozeman invites you to explore improv as a pathway to creativity, connection, and laughter. Across two full days, you will dive into playful exercises that build confidence, sharpen presence and listening, and help you shift from overthinking into flow. The experience emphasizes group mind and deep connection, scene work and authentic expression, and the art of turning mistakes into creative opportunities, with practices you can apply beyond the workshop. All experience levels are welcome. Past participants describe a welcoming space that sparks friendship, growth, and joy. The immersion is led by Anoo Tree Brod, an award-winning improviser and founder of Wild Mind Improv, who has been teaching and performing professionally for more than 25 years. Spots are limited.
Ghost town ghost investigation day trip
Ghost hunting equipment will be provided for a daytime outing focused on paranormal exploration and learning some history. The exact location will be announced closer to the day.
Belgrade AlbertsonsStilgone and Jazz Cabbage
Filling Station presents NYE - a la mode, featuring STiLGONE, Jazz Cabbage, and Daily Confused. The event is restricted to those 21 years of age and older.
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