Events in Bozeman

French Conversation Meet-Up

At Creative Reuse Montana, participants can practice their French with other Francophone speakers during an informal conversation meet-up.

JUN25

Get moving with a high-energy dance workout that blends hip-hop and twerk-inspired choreography with a soundtrack of 2000s throwbacks and current club hits. Dim party lights set a relaxed, no-pressure vibe while you sweat and have fun. Led by Teegz, the class emphasizes confidence and inclusivity, with moves that can be tailored for any experience level or intensity. Follow along, turn it up, take it easy, or add your own freestyle. Members attend free, single-class passes are $5, and first-time participants are free. Drop-ins are welcome and no registration is required. Also offered through ClassPass. Held at Access Fitness in Bozeman.

JUN25

Games & Entertainment

Cat's Paw in Bozeman hosts a three-event poker lineup with options for different styles of play. The Deepstack No Limit Hold'em tournament features a $200 buy-in, a 40,000 starting stack, 20-minute blind levels, re-entry allowed with a maximum of nine per player, late registration available through the start of level 11, and trophy plus cash payouts. The Monster Stack offers a $300 No Limit Hold'em format with 100,000 starting chips, 20-minute levels, re-entry up to six per player, late registration through the start of level 16, dinner provided, and trophy and cash prizes. The Big-O and PLO Orbits event is a $300 Pot Limit Big-O and Omaha High tournament with a 50,000 starting stack, 25-minute levels, re-entry up to six per player, late registration through the start of level 11, and trophy and cash payouts.

Cat's Paw

Spend a day on the fairways supporting a meaningful cause at Cottonwood Hills Golf Course. This charity tournament is sponsored by Billings Clinic Bozeman and benefits Pack the Place in Pink, a Montana nonprofit that helps provide breast cancer patients with access to care and support services. The format is a four person scramble, with a team package priced at $500. Participants can expect golf, contests, prizes, lunch, snacks, and an awards celebration following the tournament. The event brings the community together to support local breast cancer patients and their families.

The Shuffle Bums

This event showcases rhythm and blues and focuses on the genre's signature sound.

The Murray Bar

South Cottonwood Creek Trail

Fresh 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.

Livingston Park County Public Library

Living Well with Parkinson's: Community Conversations

Hosted by APDA, this relaxed, interactive gathering at Livingston Park County Public Library focuses on practical ways to live well with Parkinson’s. Expect a live, question-led conversation with Parkinson’s experts from both the national and local community, clear explanations, and real-world tips without long lectures or heavy slide decks. The program welcomes people living with Parkinson’s, care partners, and anyone interested in learning more. Attendees can explore APDA’s free programs, events, and resources, and are encouraged to share feedback about their community and how APDA can further support it. Featuring Movement Disorder Specialist Jennifer Green, PA-C, Synapticure. Admission is free, and advance registration is required. Small bites and refreshments will be available, and free on-site parking is provided.

American Legion Riders Livingston MT Post 23

A celebratory night spotlights Little Miss contestants as they take the stage to share who they are with poise and charm. Each participant responds to a question during the program, offering a glimpse into their growth and what they have discovered through the experience. Alongside the pageant moments, attendees can explore silent auction baskets, creating a lively way to contribute. The focus is on community support for these young participants and a salute to the next generation carrying forward western traditions.

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 Company

Move to the music with a high-energy Zumba dance workout that trades treadmills for upbeat rhythms. The playlist highlights Latin tracks with a few pop favorites, and every routine includes easy modifications so all fitness levels and dance backgrounds feel comfortable. Drop-ins are welcome and there is no need to register. Members attend free, and non-members can participate with a $5 class pass. First-time participants are free. The class is also available through ClassPass. Instructor Teegz leads with a warm, inclusive approach that focuses on building confidence while you dance.

Sales & Discounts

CUSTOMER APPRECIATION EVENT!

A customer appreciation celebration featuring lunch and beverages, special sales, and plenty of giveaways. Look for discounts on select floor offerings and a container sale with items that are dinged, dented, or discontinued. Gift certificates will be given away as part of the festivities. It is all a heartfelt thank you to customers for their continued support.

The American Legion transforms for a single night into a speakeasy-inspired gathering featuring signature cocktails, play-money casino games, a photo booth, and complimentary appetizers. Expect vintage glamour, good drinks, and a bit of friendly competition. Roaring '20s attire is encouraged but not required. No password required.

JUN28

Wild Wisdom Collective - The Underground

Sacred Sound & Energy

This gentle ceremony weaves the healing vibrations of a sound bath with the supportive touch of Reiki to calm the mind, relax the body, and restore energetic balance. As soothing tones fill the space, Reiki is available for those who wish to receive it, encouraging deep relaxation and a steady, revitalizing flow. Settle in, release what you no longer need, and welcome renewal. Admission is $30.

JUN28

The Story Mansion and Story Park

This historic walking tour, presented by the Extreme History Project, focuses on the architectural work of Bozeman architect Fred Willson. A tour guide introduces Willson and highlights a range of his designs along the route.

JUN30

MindSpace

MindSpace is a welcoming meetup for young adults ages 18 to 40. Centered on meditation, it encourages mental clarity, nurtures compassion, and deepens connection with everyday human experience.

Bozeman Dharma Center

JUL1

Live 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.

JUL1

Meet fellow radio enthusiasts for an informal, in person get together at Cafe M in Belgrade. Conversation centers on ham radio, and everyone is welcome, from licensed operators to those simply curious.

Cafe M Belgrade, MT

Gentle Yoga

Settle into a gentle yoga session led by Charlee, who brings more than 11 years of teaching experience. The practice moves at an easy pace with soft, mindful sequences that release tension in the joints and lengthen the muscles. Guided breathwork and a brief meditation support a shift from constant doing to a calmer state of presence and observation. Benefits can include reduced stress and anxiety, clearer thinking, greater mobility and flexibility, better sleep, and an overall boost to well-being and mood. Mats and props are provided, and no advance registration is needed.

Gallatin Valley Farmers' Market

Hosted at Gallatin County Fairgrounds, the Gallatin Valley Farmers’ Market brings together local growers, ranchers, and makers for a lively community marketplace. Find seasonal fruits and vegetables, meats from pasture-raised herds, and farm-fresh eggs, along with homemade favorites such as breads and pastries, jams and jellies, honey, sauces, and other preserved specialties. Explore handcrafted artwork, jewelry, ceramics, candles, and photography from around Montana, with more than 150 vendors offering a wide variety of goods. This edition features an Independence Day theme with festive decor and a live performance by Core Ballet School, and vendors are encouraged to wear red, white, and blue.

Meyer'd Down Band

This event spotlights a mix of rock with pop music, blending driving rhythms and catchy melodies for an upbeat experience.

The Murray Bar

Summer Weekend Brunch at Gallatin River Lodge

Weekend brunch at Gallatin River Lodge offers an easygoing atmosphere and bold, Western-inspired flavors. Picture mountain scenery and crisp air alongside dishes made to be savored. The menu spans comforting staples like stacks of pancakes and French toast, chilaquiles, savory egg plates, shrimp and grits, and a hearty bagel, with fresh, lighter choices available too. A kids menu welcomes younger diners. It is the kind of summer gathering where refreshing sips and unhurried plates turn brunch into a favorite ritual.

Community Open Play

State of Play hosts Community Open Play on the first Saturday each month. These recurring open play sessions are offered at 50 percent off, reflecting a belief that everyone deserves access.

State of Play

The Extreme History Project

From Tents to Town: Bozeman's Historic Main Street Walking Tour

Trace the story of Bozeman’s historic Main Street on a walk that follows its transformation from a gathering place for local Indigenous communities to a key location during the 1860s gold rush. Notable figures including John Bozeman, Daniel Rouse, Nelson Story, and architect Fred Willson feature in the narrative of how the town gained its look and character. Along the route, see how early wooden buildings gave way to brick architecture, with each style reflecting a different chapter of Bozeman’s growth. Compare the first businesses that supported miners and an emerging agricultural economy with what is present today, and gain a fuller sense of Bozeman’s roots and its place in the history of the West.

The Ghosts of Bozeman's Past: Historic Sunset Hills Cemetery Walking Tour

Explore Bozeman’s early history on a guided walking tour of Sunset Hills Cemetery, a hillside resting place with wide views of downtown. Learn about the town’s founders, influential figures, and community members whose stories shaped the area. The route includes the Story family plot, where Nelson Story is buried, as well as the grave of John Bozeman, the city’s namesake. The group meets at the main entrance to Sunset Hills Cemetery, just south of Lindley Park in Bozeman, Montana.

Sunset Hills Cemetery

Wild Wisdom Collective - The Underground

Sacred Sound & Energy

This soothing ceremony blends a sound bath with gentle Reiki to quiet the mind, ease the body, and bring energy into balance. As resonant tones fill the space, Reiki is available for anyone who wishes to receive it, encouraging deep rest and a steady energetic flow. It is an invitation to receive, release, and support healing. Admission is $30.

Cars on Broadway

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.

Downtown Belgrade

Sunday Brunch Live Music

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.

Holy Rosary Parish Bozeman

K of C Barbecue Bash

An outdoor barbecue lunch on the lawn next to the parking area at Holy Rosary welcomes Catholics from across the valley. With support from Daniels Gourmet Meats, the menu features tri-tip and New York strip steaks, marinated pork chops, and Daniel's award-winning bratwurst. Contributions to help cover costs are optional.

Levi Blom

Enjoy a relaxing soak accompanied by live music at Bozeman Hot Springs, featuring country artist Levi Blom from Butte. A native of southern Montana, he was born in Butte, grew up playing sports, and has experience in semi-pro hockey.

Bozeman Hot Springs

JUL6

Music Monday

Enjoy an unlimited pizza buffet with a range of specialty pizzas, complemented by live music. Admission is $15 for adults. Kids 10 and under are $10, and children 4 and under eat free.

Red Tractor Pizza

JUL7

Silent Book Club at the Park

This relaxed park gathering brings together the Livingston chapter of Silent Book Club for quiet reading and conversation about current books in a welcoming setting. Participants meet near the pavilions, settle in with whatever they are currently reading, and appreciate the simple pleasure of reading side by side with others in the community. There is also time to share what people are reading and discover new titles from fellow attendees. Silent Book Club groups connect in public places and online, offering a low pressure way to be social while everyone reads their own book.

Sacajawea Park

JUL7

Bozeman Farmers Market

Bozeman Farmers Market brings a welcoming market experience to Lindley Park in Bozeman. Set within the park, it offers a relaxed, community-focused gathering in an open-air setting.

JUL8

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.

The Big Thing at the XOVERLAND Ranch

At XOVERLAND Ranch in Three Forks, Montana, this three-day overland experience focuses on practical trail skills, behind-the-wheel practice, and unhurried evenings under the night sky. Whether you are new to the scene or a seasoned traveler, The Big Thing 2026 is designed to help you sharpen abilities, gain confidence, and build connections with fellow enthusiasts.

XOVERLAND Ranch

Gary Small & the Coyote Brothers

Part of the Summer Outdoor Concert Series presented in partnership with Mighty Fine Time Live Events, this free outdoor showcase features local and regional performers and spotlights Gary Small & the Coyote Brothers. Guitarist, singer, and songwriter Gary Small, a member of the Northern Cheyenne Indian Tribe who grew up in Wyoming and Montana, leads the band through a mix of blues, rockabilly, Latin rock, surf, and Cajun sounds. His accolades include four Native American Music Awards spanning male artist, songwriter, rock, and world music, as well as three consecutive wins at the Wyoming Blues Challenge. Small has shared stages with artists such as Huey Lewis, Maria Muldaur, Rita Coolidge, the Indigo Girls, Joan Jett, the Ventures, the Legendary Blues Band, John Mayall, Roy Rogers, and J.J. Cale. Bring a chair for comfortable seating. Food trucks and concessions will be available, expanded bicycle parking is on site, and additional vehicle parking can be found at Lincoln School.

Women's Fly Casting Social : July Event

Aquila Women’s Fly Casting Socials offer a recurring, come-when-you-can gathering for women at any skill level to build confidence, sharpen technique, and connect in a relaxed setting. Each two-hour meetup opens with a brief Wade Well Method movement warmup to enhance body awareness and coordination, then moves into guided fly casting instruction, supported practice, and playful casting games that reinforce technique while keeping things enjoyable. Blending community and skill development, it welcomes newcomers and seasoned casters alike, with time to ask questions and meet other women. The session takes place outdoors at Gallatin River Lodge. Each ticket includes one glass of wine, with a non-alcoholic option available, and additional beverages are offered for purchase on site. Attend solo or with friends. No prior experience is required. Space is limited and advance registration is needed.

Aquila Women's Fly Casting Socials

An outdoor fly casting social for women at Gallatin River Lodge blends learning and connection in a friendly setting. Each two-hour session opens with a brief Wade Well Method movement warmup to enhance body awareness and coordination, then shifts into guided instruction, supported practice, and lighthearted casting games that reinforce solid technique. The experience balances coaching and conversation so beginners and seasoned anglers alike can build confidence, ask questions, and meet others. Led by Lindsay Kocka, founder of Aquila Women’s Fly Fishing Academy and Wade Well, the teaching approach is clear, supportive, and approachable. Admission includes one glass of wine with a non-alcoholic option, and other beverages can be purchased on site. No experience is required. Space is limited and pre-registration is required. Price is $55 per session.

Dale Watson

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.

The Whiskey Charmers

Unwind with a relaxing soak accompanied by live music from The Whiskey Charmers, an acoustic rock duo. They craft their own spin on Americana with wistful, interlacing guitar melodies that set a calm, reflective tone.

Bozeman Hot Springs

JUL10

Emerson Center for the Arts & Culture

Emerson Art Walk

This community art walk celebrates local creativity and the artists who make it. Guests can explore the Emerson to see current exhibits, with live music, food trucks, and shopping throughout. A local artist art market and community activities round out the experience, and additional Art Walk happenings continue along Main Street. The gathering takes place on the north lawn beneath the venue’s raven sculpture. Attendees are welcome to bring blankets and chairs to relax on the grass.

JUL10

George Anderson's Yellowstone Angler

Ladies Who Cast - Fly Fishing Level 1

Begin your fly fishing journey with a welcoming Level 1 clinic from Ripple Outside, designed to build confidence and get you comfortable on the water. Guided by Chloe Nostrant, a professional guide from Livingston, you will explore essential gear, learn how to navigate a local fly shop, and practice casting with personalized coaching. An on-water session on the Yellowstone River is planned, weather and river conditions permitting. No equipment is necessary, as complimentary rentals are available through George Anderson's Yellowstone Angler, the host location. A Montana fishing license and conservation stamp are required, which can be obtained online or at the shop in advance.

JUL10

Theater

The Music Man

Montana TheatreWorks presents The Music Man at The Ellen Theatre, directed and choreographed by Roger Castellano. Alan M-L Wager stars as Professor Harold Hill and Sarah Elizabeth Combs appears as Marian, the town librarian. Wager, based in New York and Los Angeles, has performed on Broadway in Beauty and the Beast, appeared at Carnegie Hall with the New York Pops, and taken on regional leading roles including Henry Higgins in My Fair Lady, Ravenal in Show Boat, Pirelli and the Beadle in Sweeney Todd, Aldolpho in The Drowsy Chaperone, the Padre in Man of La Mancha, and Albert in Bye Bye Birdie. From Los Angeles, Combs brings a roster of notable credits such as Maria in The Sound of Music, Cosette in Les Miserables, Laurey in Oklahoma!, Joanna in Sweeny Todd, Mary Poppins, and Christine in The Phantom of the Opera at the recreated Paris Opera House in Las Vegas. A 42-member ensemble and an 18-piece live orchestra power songs including The Wells Fargo Wagon, Gary, Indiana, Till There Was You, and Seventy-Six Trombones. The story follows a fast-talking traveling salesman who convinces a small town to buy instruments and uniforms for a boys band despite his lack of musical knowledge, only to have his plans complicated when he meets Marian. Themes of hometown harmony, love, and honor guide this musical theater favorite. Montana TheatreWorks marks 32 years of summer musicals and 17 years at The Ellen with this production. The show has won five Tony Awards. Estimated running time is about 2 hours and 45 minutes, including one intermission. Recommended for ages 6 and up.

The Ellen Theatre

Entomology 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

Lonesome💔Jones @ The Pony Bar!

A first show at The Pony Bar brings live music, drinks, and dancing. An energetic atmosphere centers on tunes that keep people moving.

The Pony Bar

Unboxed: Belgrade's Benefit Yard Sale and Vendor Event

A community yard sale pairs with a vibrant vendor marketplace, offering one-of-a-kind finds and a range of booths to explore. Food trucks will be on site, and the first 100 children will receive a special goodie bag. Raffle drawings run during the event with items provided by event sponsors, and tickets can be purchased on site. Proceeds from booth rentals and raffle ticket sales support Big Sky Youth Empowerment, so every purchase helps the organization. Vendor spaces are available for a $30 rental fee, with all rental proceeds benefiting Big Sky Youth Empowerment.

At Home Storage

Wool Processing Workshop

Explore the path from fleece to fabric in a hands-on wool workshop at the Redstart Classroom. Move through each stage, from cleaning and carding to spinning and weaving, and gain a new appreciation for the textiles used every day. This program is for ages 12 and up. Registration is required. The fee is $35 for members and $40 for non-members.

JUL12

Paint & Sip - "Sunset Flight"

Create your own Sunset Flight painting during a relaxed Happy Hour session at Gallatin River Lodge. All supplies are provided, and beginners are welcome. With guided instruction through each step, you will complete your canvas in two hours.

JUL12

George Anderson's Yellowstone Angler

Ladies Who Cast - Fly Fishing Level 2

Women who already know the basics of fly fishing can build on those skills at this Level 2 clinic in Livingston, Montana. It begins with a focused refresher on fundamentals such as knots, essential gear, fly selection, casting technique, and reading water, then moves into deeper topics including playing and landing fish, ethical handling, and conservation practices. The experience centers on building confidence, learning alongside other women anglers, and spending meaningful time on the water.

JUL12

Sunday Brunch Live Music

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.

Crosscut Mountain Sports Center

SHRED

An adventure-focused biking camp for students in grades 7 through 9, designed for riders who want to develop their skills and move up to longer rides across a wider variety of terrain.

Yellowstone Writing Project’s Youth Writing Camp

A camp for young writers from the Yellowstone Writing Project offers a workshop at Montana State University that runs over more than one day. With a nontraditional approach, it welcomes students about to start grades 5 to 8 and 9 to 12 to explore a range of writing genres.

Montana State University

Tennis: Session 1 - Bozeman, MT 2026

Campers build confidence in the water while learning core swimming skills. Sessions focus on refining strokes, practicing breath control, improving buoyancy and staying afloat, and understanding key safety practices. Instructors lead structured lessons complemented by playful games and friendly challenges to reinforce each skill. The result is a supportive setting where participants strengthen fundamentals and feel more comfortable in the water.

Southside Park

Bridger Veterinary Specialists & Emergency

Pet Seizure Support Group

Bridger Veterinary Specialists & Emergency hosts a seizure support group for people caring for pets with special needs. The group provides a welcoming setting to share experiences, work through challenges, and connect with others who understand. It is free to attend and is designed for anyone seeking support, education, or a sense of community.

JUL14

Bozeman Farmers Market

Bozeman Farmers Market takes place at Lindley Park. It offers a community marketplace in a park setting.

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.

Career

Spark! Speed Networking

The second edition of Spark! Speed Networking brings a refreshed way to build professional connections. Hosted at Field & Stream Lodge Co., it focuses on a relaxed, genuine atmosphere that welcomes both experienced networkers and those who usually avoid traditional mixers. Participants can connect with potential collaborators, referral partners, and new contacts with coffee and conversation. Tickets are available on Eventbrite.

Field & Stream Lodge Co.

Festivals

2026 Big Sky Country State Fair

Celebrate summer at the Big Sky County Fair with good times, great food, and moments to remember. Additional details will be shared soon.

Gallatin River Lodge Happy Hour (Wednesday-Friday)

Gallatin River Lodge offers a happy hour with drink specials and a dedicated food menu, featuring $5 old fashioneds and $5 house red.

Wds Trio

WDS trio performs at MAP Brewing Company with a three-piece take on folk rock that carries a soulful feel, blending touches of blues and honky-tonk.

MAP Brewing Company

Big Sky Country State Fair Admission

A night filled with country music at the Country Fair features performances by Deerock and Preston Cooper, culminating with headliner Chase Rice. Doors open before the first set. General admission is $50.

Summer Outdoor Concert Series: Bo Depeña Band

Presented in partnership with Mighty Fine Time Live Events, the Summer Outdoor Concert Series welcomes the BO DEPEÑA BAND for a free outdoor performance. Colorado songwriter and performer Bo DePeña is known as a dedicated, road-tested musician whose energetic sets have built a devoted following across the Mountain West. Fans of classic country traditions connect with his songwriting, and his travels have taken him from Texas to Colorado to South Dakota to Montana, playing bars, breweries, rodeos, and honky tonks. He has performed alongside William Clark Green, Chris Knight, Dale Watson, William Michael Morgan, Ned LeDoux, and Colter Wall. His lyrics tap into universal themes of past lives, lost loves, and the pull of home, drawing a wide-ranging audience with varied tastes and backgrounds. At the Shane Center, his first appearance led to a quick rebooking before the initial set had even finished. Bring your own chair. Food trucks and concessions will be available. Expanded bicycle parking is on site, and additional vehicle parking is available at Lincoln School.

Riverside Story Night - Thursday July 16th!

Rain or shine, this riverside gathering spotlights true-life tales from the riverbanks and beyond. Food and drink vendors will be on site. Seating is limited, so bring chairs, blankets, and a picnic if you like. To respect local storytellers, please leave dogs at home.

Sacajawea Park

America at 250: History Comes Alive

At Museum of the Rockies, Hager Auditorium hosts a live reenactment with Hasan Davis that brings to life the story of York, an enslaved man connected to Lewis and Clark. Registration is required. Admission is free for members and $5 for non-members.

Bozeman Area Chamber of Commerce

Career

Thursday Morning Business Networking Group

This in-person gathering focuses on sharing business leads among professionals from noncompeting industries. It is held at the Bozeman Area Chamber of Commerce and offers a straightforward way to build relationships, expand your network, and exchange referrals in a collaborative setting.

JUL17

6th 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

JUL17

Bozeman, MT

Gallatin County Fairgrounds in Bozeman hosts a full night of country entertainment at the Country Fair. Doors open to begin the evening, Local H performs, and Stone Temple Pilots headline the show. General admission is $50.

Bad Napoleon

Bad Napoleon brings a live performance to The ELM. Support for live entertainment in Montana comes from @DriveToyota, @MontanaKnifeCo, and @GrooveMT.

Fire Station 3 Community Room

Wild Mind Improv Weekend Immersion

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.

Belgrade Chamber of Commerce

FCC Amateur Radio License Testing Session

Prospective amateur radio operators can take an FCC license exam at a session organized by HARCMT. Obtain your FCC Registration Number in advance and complete preregistration so all paperwork is in order before you test. Sessions are typically offered on the Saturday before the club’s monthly meeting, which takes place on the third Monday of the month, and the exam is held at the Belgrade Chamber of Commerce. Plan to arrive a little early for check in.

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 Albertsons

JUL19

Paint & Sip - Sunset Wildflowers

Settle in at Bar 3 Bar-B-Q for a relaxed painting session featuring sunset wildflowers. All supplies are provided, and no prior experience is needed. Seats are reserved through an online ticket.

JUL19

Coleman Jennings

Coleman Jennings brings a richly textured voice and a love for classic Western twang, weaving tradition with a sound that is distinctly his own. The Texas-born Big Loud/Mercury singer and songwriter draws on influences that range from John Denver and Bob Dylan to Townes Van Zandt, The Eagles, Blaze Foley, John Hartford, and Lynyrd Skynyrd. His deep connection to the craft took hold when he immersed himself in guitar during high school, sparked by the unvarnished storytelling of Blaze Foley and an anti-establishment spirit that continues to fuel his writing. His 2024 EP Wildflowers & Tears showcased a modern yet timeless approach and earned nods to icons like Willie Nelson and Townes Van Zandt. Now, working with Grammy-winning producer Dave Cobb, he highlights that originality with the debut single Head Spinning, capturing a country folk pulse that sets his work apart.

JUL19

Sunday Brunch Live Music

Experience a Bozeman-style brunch with live music at Gallatin River Lodge as part of a summer Sunday series. This installment features Brendan Nolan. Savor hearty dishes, regional flavors, and peaceful views while the performance sets an easygoing Montana mood that suits friends and families alike.

Culinary Masters: Session 1: Ages 10-14

Campers dive into the culinary basics in an interactive, lighthearted setting. They make tasty snacks while learning to measure ingredients, mix with care, practice beginner cooking techniques, cooperate with peers, and follow safe kitchen habits.

Gallatin Valley YMCA

Girls Stories, Girls Voices

This annual weeklong summer camp is designed for middle school girls and centers on empowerment. Campers explore self-expression through creative writing and art, take part in movement activities, and enjoy shared experiences that create lasting memories. The registration fee is $150, with full and partial scholarships available to students. Enrollment is limited to 20 participants.

Thrive

Montana Pre-Vet Summer Camp

This pre-veterinary summer camp offers students a hands-on look at life inside a veterinary hospital. Through age-appropriate sessions, participants explore key areas including anatomy, anesthesiology, physiology, clinical medicine, diagnostics, laboratory work, and surgical concepts. Each student receives a workbook, a camp T-shirt, and a lanyard with a name tag, and those who complete the program earn a certificate that lists the topics covered. Transportation for any staff-led field outings is included. Enrollment is limited and may close once capacity is reached. Registration is available through the camp’s website or by email, and applicants are asked to include a brief letter sharing their goals and reasons for attending. No recommendation letters, transcripts, or essays are required. Sign-ups are accepted until one week before the program begins or until all spots are filled, so early registration is encouraged. For questions, text 406-548-1226.

Ark Veterinary Practice

NBC Basketball Day Camp at Petra Academy Bozeman, MT

Spend a week building basketball skills at a summer day camp held at Petra Academy in Bozeman. Designed for boys and girls ages 9 to 14, this program offers a supportive environment that encourages growth on and off the court. Campers work on essential techniques such as dribbling, shooting, and passing while receiving guidance from experienced coaches. The goal is to boost confidence, strengthen fundamentals, and enhance overall gameplay. Whether just starting out or ready to refine existing abilities, participants can look forward to focused instruction, opportunities to compete, and an enjoyable time on the court.

Petra Academy

JUL21

Beginner Horsemanship Summer Lesson Series

This beginner-friendly summer series is organized across three half days. Each day includes riding, horsemanship skills from the ground, and a creative segment with crafts and journaling. The focus throughout is on offering a safe and enjoyable learning experience.

Cedar Ridge Equine

JUL21

Fundraisers

AC Hotel Dinner for a Cause

Enjoy farm-fresh flavors and curated wines at a dinner that supports Montana's Farm to School program. Raise a glass to a cause worth celebrating.

AC Benchmark

JUL22

Tyler John Kraehling

Gallatin River Lodge presents live music with Brendan Nolan as part of its Wednesday Night Music series. The series highlights local talent from Bozeman and across Montana, with scenic views and a laid-back Big Sky Country atmosphere. Attendees can enjoy the music alongside food and craft cocktails.

JUL22

Festivals

2026 Montana Farm to Table Food Festival

Celebrate farm to table cuisine featuring local ingredients brought directly to your plate at Bodhi Farms Eco Resort.

Bodhi Farms Eco Resort

JUL23

Summer Outdoor Concert Series

Part of the Summer Outdoor Concert Series in partnership with Mighty Fine Time Live Events, this free performance features maple in its debut at the Shane Center. The trio unites longtime friends who also front their own touring projects, blending original material with tradition-rich songs. Glenn Fields of Baton Rouge performs with The Revelers, Matt Morelock of Knoxville plays with Ferd, and Paul Lee Kupfer from West Virginia tours under his own name. They came together to share the joy of making music in scenic places like Montana and bring a lively, crowd-pleasing energy shaped by years on the road. Attendees should bring their own chairs. Food trucks and concessions will be on site. Expanded bike parking will be available, and additional vehicle parking can be found at Lincoln School.

JUL23

The Droptines

Hailing from Concan, Texas, The Droptines are an alternative country group formed in 2019 by frontman, songwriter, and musician Conner Arthur, known as The King of Concan. They blend a variety of styles and lace their songs with the language of the Texas Hill Country, creating a wide span of genuine, flexible melodies. Arthur’s warm, resonant vocals and detailed lyricism power storytelling that ranges from faith-tinged reflection and unvarnished honesty to big questions about existence, where literary flair meets everyday grit. Their catalog shows that breadth, moving from the driving New Girl to the aching As Your Heart Breaks to the lush Raining Where You Are, all delivered with a stage presence that is approachable and captivating. Peers echo that strength, with David Beck highlighting Arthur’s sharp wit, visceral writing, and steady instinct for melody, while William Beckmann points to imagery and emotion that linger long after the music fades. The band’s name nods to its roots. A droptine is a rare antler that curves downward on a whitetail deer, a fitting symbol for the environment and upbringing that shaped the group.

JUL24

Storyteller Series: Ray Benson

Ray Benson, leader of Asleep at the Wheel for more than five decades and a defining voice in Western Swing, appears in the Storyteller Series from Live From The Divide with an intimate blend of music and conversation inside Livingston’s historic Empire Twin Theatre. Built around a true listening room approach, the evening keeps attention on the performance. All seating is near the stage, and audiences can take in each story, lyric, and note exactly as intended. Tickets are on sale now.

JUL24

Date Night

State of Play offers a drop-off evening for children ages 3 and up that includes dinner, creative projects, and fun playtime, giving caregivers a chance to enjoy a night out. The price is listed as $60.

State of Play

Mighty Mystic

Mighty Mystic will deliver a live performance at “Reggae Fest” at the Shane Center in Livingston, Montana. Additional details will be shared as they become available.

One Love Livingston

Live at the Blake Pavilion features One Love Livingston, a night centered on music, unity, and cultural celebration that spotlights world sounds promoting harmony through the arts. The lineup includes Off in the Woods alongside globally recognized reggae artist Mighty Mystic with the Hard Roots Movement, bringing a rich blend of styles for an evening beneath Montana’s sky. Born in Jamaica and now touring the globe, Mighty Mystic fuses classic reggae roots with rock textures, energetic guitar work, meaningful lyrics, and irresistible rhythms. His high-energy performances have attracted a devoted worldwide following, and this appearance is a rare treat for the region. Hot Dog Champion will be on site. Bike parking will be expanded, and additional vehicle parking will be available at the Lincoln School. The program highlights music’s power to bring people together.

Henry E. Blake Pavilion

American Legion Poker Ride

American Legion Riders Chapter 30 presents its annual poker run, beginning and ending at The American Legion Club 30 in Belgrade, Montana. New stops for this year’s route will be announced soon, and participants can expect prizes, food, and plenty of fun.

American Legion Club 30

America at 250: History Comes Alive at MOR Teddy Roosevelt’s Ice Cream Extravaganza

Mark the nation’s 250th year with living history experiences at the Museum of the Rockies. Spend time at the Living History Farm with games and ice cream, then head inside for craft activities and tours of the museum’s history halls. Joe Wiegand will be at the Living History Farm to meet attendees. This program serves as the finale of the anniversary series highlighting America’s past and Montana’s role in it. Admission is $5 for member children and $10 for member adults, and $7 for non-member children and $12 for non-member adults. Registration is required.

Bozeman ADA Celebration!

Organized by Ability Montana with the City of Bozeman, the inaugural Bozeman ADA Celebration at Lindley Park in Bozeman, Montana brings the community together around accessibility, inclusion, and connection for people of all abilities. The event features a 5K walk, run, and roll, family activities, local vendors, and live entertainment. It also includes a ribbon cutting for an accessible trail and the unveiling of an interactive accessibility map, all in recognition of ADA Month and to spark community engagement.

Gallatin Valley Farmers' Market

Experience a lively community market at the Gallatin County Fairgrounds, where local food producers and makers come together to celebrate the Gallatin Valley. Browse more than 150 vendor booths featuring seasonal produce, pasture raised meats, and fresh eggs, along with baked treats, jams, honey, sauces, and other preserved favorites. Discover handcrafted art pieces, jewelry, pottery, and candles, and explore photography that showcases Montana’s landscapes and spirit. It is a friendly showcase of the region’s farms, kitchens, and creative talents.

JUL26

Sunday Brunch Live Music at Gallatin River Lodge

A relaxed brunch with a Bozeman touch pairs with live music at Gallatin River Lodge, featuring music from Phil Madewell. Savor regional flavors and take in the scenic surroundings while the soundtrack sets an easygoing Montana vibe, creating a warm setting for families and friends to enjoy time together.

JUL27

Crosscut Mountain Sports Center

SHRED

SHRED is an adventure-focused bike camp at Crosscut Mountain Sports Center that celebrates the joy of riding each day. Aimed at students in grades 7 through 9, it concentrates on building skills and stepping up to longer routes on a wider range of terrain.

JUL28

MOR's History on Tap

At the Living History Farm, MOR’s History on Tap brings together live American roots music, local history, and flavors from area food trucks and breweries. Admission is free, and food and beverages are available for purchase. Each installment features a different local brewery and food truck, along with a rotating band such as the Boomerangs, Lena Rich, Two Towns Over, or the Bridger Creek Boys. Breweries offer a short history chat about how they began, what running a brewery involves, and how they engage with the community. Guests may bring chairs, blankets, non-alcoholic drinks, and a picnic meal, while outside alcohol is not allowed. Registration is suggested. Presented with support from lead sponsor Rocky Mountain Credit Union.

JUL28

Bozeman Farmers Market

Enjoy a farmers market at Lindley Park in Bozeman.

JUL28

Fitz and The Tantrums

Fitz and the Tantrums bring the Man on the Moon Tour to The ELM in Bozeman, MT.

JUL29

Community Grieving Ritual

Facilitated by Aimee Traeden, this community grieving ritual offers a gentle setting to let sorrow move and be witnessed. The gathering includes a grounding practice for the body, a brief sound journey with drum and voice, time for reflection, a simple ritual gesture, and an opportunity for open sharing. No prior experience is needed, and speaking is optional. This offering is not therapy and does not replace professional mental health care. If you are in acute distress or crisis, please contact a mental health professional first. Contribution is on a $25 sliding scale, and no one is turned away for lack of funds.

JUL29

Tergar

At the Bozeman Dharma Center, this event introduces a meditation approach built on present-moment awareness, nurturing a peaceful mind, a compassionate outlook, and clearer insight into day-to-day challenges.

Bozeman Dharma Center

JUL30

Summer Outdoor Concert Series: ELANA HAYDEN & THE SUGAR DADDIES

Presented in partnership with Mighty Fine Time Live Events, this Summer Outdoor Concert Series performance features Elana Hayden & the Sugar Daddies with a mix of Great American Songbook selections, jazz standards, cool blues, and country favorites. The set spans decades with familiar songs tied to artists such as Patsy Cline, Hoagy Carmichael, John Prine, Elvis Presley, Otis Redding, Richard Rodgers, Van Morrison, Jimmy Van Heusen, and more. The band includes Elana Hayden (vocals), Joe Sullivan (piano), Jeff Troxel (guitar), Mike Leslie (bass), and Zach Paris (drums). Elana Hayden is a versatile vocalist who has written, recorded, produced, and licensed songs, jingles, and voiceovers for TV, film, radio, and video, with placements that include Showtime, HBO, and the NBA. She has toured with numerous theatre productions and has been the lead vocalist on recording projects released in the United States and abroad. She also recently taped an episode of the Emmy award winning series 11th & Grant with Eric Funk on Montana PBS, and the episode is available for on-demand streaming. Attendees should bring their own chairs. Food trucks and concessions will be available. Expanded bicycle parking will be provided onsite, and additional vehicle parking is available at Lincoln School.

JUL30

The Extreme History Project

Spirits, Suds, & Saloons: Bozeman's Drinking History

Learn about Bozeman’s long-standing drinking culture, from the first brewery and saloon founded in 1867 to the contemporary scene of bars, microbreweries, and pubs. The focus is on the history behind these places and how they have helped shape the city.

JUL30

LOGJAM presents MARCHFOURTH

Frank Turner takes the stage at The ELM for a live concert. Tickets are required.

JUL31

Freezer Burn Party

The inaugural Freezer Burn Party serves as the closing celebration of Elk Week and launches the 2026 big game hunting season. Held in the MTNTOUGH parking lot, at the MTNTOUGH Fitness Lab, the evening highlights good food, cold beer, and connection across the hunting community. Expect multiple cooking stations, complimentary beer from Bridger Brewing, and raffles with enticing prizes that support the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation. The focus is making the most of wild game already in the freezer. Guests may bring their own ground venison or a few steaks to prepare at Traeger-powered grilling stations on site, with the simple guideline to pack enough to feed themselves and one guest. This is not a meat donation event, rather a friendly opportunity to cook, share, and enjoy wild game together. Whether gearing up for fall or gathering with fellow hunters, it offers a relaxed way to cap the season.

JUL31

Fresh Air Families: Hyalite Reservoir (Westshore)

A weekly summer program at Hyalite Reservoir invites parents and caregivers to spend time on the trail while building community. Grounded in Roots’ focus on well-being through time outside, this outing offers a relaxed, welcoming environment for all families, including those who are expecting. No hiking experience is needed. Participants can move at a comfortable pace, pause for snacks, connect with others, split into smaller groups, turn around early, or stay for the full outing. Bring water, snacks, sunscreen, hats, and anything else your family may need. For the comfort and safety of the group, dogs should remain at home. Advance registration is requested to serve as a waiver and to support planning.

Hyalite Reservoir

AUG2

Sunday Brunch Live Music at Gallatin River Lodge

At Gallatin River Lodge, Sunday brunch pairs live music with a relaxed Montana vibe. Featuring Richard Mayo, this gathering offers satisfying dishes that highlight local tastes and views that invite lingering while the music sets an easy rhythm. A welcoming pick for families and friends, perfect for turning Sunday brunch into a favorite summer ritual.

AUG4

Empire Twin Theatre, 106 N 2nd St, Livingston, MT, United States, Montana 59047

Liam St. John

Liam St. John brings his blues-infused blend of rock and alt-country to Empire Twin Theatre. A Spokane native now based in Nashville, he first earned wide attention with the viral hit Dipped In Bleach in 2022, then grew a devoted following with chart-topping releases. His debut full-length, Man of the North, arrived in 2025 on Big Loud Rock and features collaborations with Houndmouth and Grammy winner Molly Tuttle, expanding into Americana and rock and roll. With more than 235,000 Instagram followers, a 57-date North American headlining run, and 2026 international appearances that include C2C in Rotterdam, Berlin, and London, he takes the stage with the momentum of one of Nashville's fast-rising live acts.

AUG5

Live Music - Little Jane

Enjoy an evening of live music at Gallatin River Lodge featuring Little Jane of Little Jane and the Pistol Whips. Her set blends country Americana with a hint of bluegrass. As part of the lodge’s evening music series highlighting performers from Bozeman and across Montana, this event pairs great tunes with scenic views and a relaxed Montana atmosphere, along with food and craft cocktails.

AUG5

Best Western Plus GranTree Inn

Paint Your Partner

Settle in for a lively two-hour class centered on painting your partner’s portrait as they sit across from you. Learn how to capture facial features and blend skin tones to create a strong likeness. No experience is needed, and beginners are welcome. All materials are included. Expect plenty of laughter... more than a few participants have laughed until they cried.

AUG5

Career

2026 Midyear Economic Update - Bozeman

At the Best Western Plus GranTree Inn in Bozeman, this midyear economic update focuses on current trends in Montana’s high-tech industry and shares results from BBER’s latest study on how data centers could affect the state’s economy. It also includes a midyear overview of economic conditions in Montana and across the United States.

AUG9

Mad Valley Roots @ Lewis and Clark Park

Mad Valley Roots makes its Belgrade debut at Lewis and Clark Park as part of a concert series. Grateful to be included in the lineup, the band looks forward to sharing its music with the community.

Lewis and Clark Park

AUG9

Sunday Brunch Live Music at Gallatin River Lodge

Gallatin River Lodge pairs Bozeman-style brunch with live music, with this edition featuring Phil Madewell. Enjoy food highlighting local flavors and take in the scenic surroundings as performers create a relaxed Montana atmosphere. It is a simple way to share a summer brunch tradition with friends and family.

AUG12

Mother Roots-A New Moon Circle-Sturgeon Moon

Rooted in the quiet energy of the new moon, this monthly circle offers space to pause, reset, and begin again. Mother Roots is a peer-led gathering for mothers at every stage, including those who are expecting, newly parenting, or more seasoned in the journey. Guided by a trained facilitator who is also a mother, it centers connection around both the joys and challenges of parenting in a compassionate, judgment-free space where wisdom can be shared across generations. The format combines structure with flexibility, weaving in simple ritual and a bit of play as participants set intentions for connection, nourishment, and fresh starts. Conversations often touch on feeling overwhelmed or burned out, partner relationships, balancing work and life, identity shifts, local resources, and ways to ask for help.

AUG13

Ghost investigation day trip

Head out on a day trip to a nearby ghost town for a ghost investigation. Wear comfortable hiking shoes and plan for a picnic by bringing food to enjoy during the outing. Ghost-hunting equipment will be provided. The exact destination will be shared closer to the day.

Belgrade Albertsons

AUG13

Women's Fly Casting Social : August Event

Part of the Aquila Women’s Fly Casting Socials, this drop-in gathering is designed for women at any experience level and blends skill building with a relaxed, community-centered setting. The two-hour program begins with a short Wade Well Method movement primer to support body awareness and coordination, then transitions into guided fly casting instruction, supported practice, and casting games that keep learning engaging while reinforcing solid technique. There is time to ask questions, learn at your own pace, and connect with other women. Taking place 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. Participants may attend solo or with friends. No prior experience is required. Space is limited, and advance registration is required.

AUG14

South Cottonwood Creek Trail

Fresh Air Families: South Cottonwood Creek Trail

Fresh Air Families is a weekly summer program created for parents and caregivers to explore local trails and parks while building community. Centered on the simple benefits of time outside, these outings offer a gentle reset with fresh air, sunshine, and movement. This outing takes place at South Cottonwood Creek Trail and offers a welcoming, judgment-free atmosphere. The group welcomes all families, including expecting parents. No hiking experience is required. Participants can move at their own pace, pause for snacks, connect with others, split into smaller groups, turn around early, or stay for the full outing. Please come prepared with water, snacks, sunscreen, hats, and any other essentials your family may need. For the comfort and safety of participants, dogs should remain at home. Advance registration is requested and also serves as the waiver. Updates about meeting location, parking, weather, and more are shared on social media.

AUG15

STS9 at The ELM

A performance by STS9 comes to The ELM. Tickets and more information are available. Sponsors supporting live entertainment in Montana include @DriveToyota, @MontanaKnifeCo, and @GrooveMT.

AUG16

E Main St, Bozeman, MT, United States, Montana 59715

"Cruisin' on Main" Car Show

Cruisin’ on Main Car Show highlights classic and modern vehicles and welcomes entries of every make and model. Participants may register in advance or on the day, and each registered vehicle receives a gift bag and a dash plaque. Awards are presented in more than ten categories, including People’s Choice and Best of Show. Proceeds support Cancer Support Community.

AUG17

La Luz at The ELM

Experience a live performance by La Luz at The ELM, joined by Spacemoth. Tickets and additional details are available. The listing also notes sponsors of live entertainment in Montana, including Drive Toyota, Montana Knife Co, and Groove MT.

AUG17

The Commons at Baxter and Love

Middle School Service Plunge

A four-day day camp for incoming sixth to ninth graders focuses on community service. Each day includes volunteering with a local organization, and afternoons bring learning and fun through activities like a cross town scavenger hunt, a water slide party, bowling, and more. The weekly fee is $100, and scholarships are available.

AUG20

Fundraisers

Bozeman Ducks Unlimited Annual Banquet

The Bozeman Ducks Unlimited Annual Banquet brings the community together at The Commons at Baxter and Love for an evening focused on conservation and camaraderie, with raffles and auctions adding to the excitement. Billed as Bozeman’s biggest duck celebration of the summer, it offers plenty of reasons to linger a little longer as prizes are announced and the mission stays front and center. Attendees can connect with others who care about conservation and enjoy a spirited night that supports meaningful work.

AUG20

Soul Asylum at The ELM

Soul Asylum performs at The ELM, joined by The Props. Tickets and additional details are available. Sponsors of live entertainment in Montana include Drive Toyota, Montana Knife Co., and Groove MT.

AUG20

Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Bozeman

"Women's Monthlies" Drum Circle

The drum circle welcomes everyone, from experienced musicians to complete beginners, in a lively and supportive setting that promises plenty of smiles. A brief introductory lesson is offered beforehand for those who want a quick primer. Loaner instruments are available in abundance. The suggested contribution is $20 per woman, payable by cash, check, or credit card. Tickets are not required, and the ticket link is provided for additional information.

AUG21

UFO viewing

Participants will gather at Belgrade Albertsons. Attendees are encouraged to bring blankets and chairs. Telescopes, notepads, and additional supplies will be available. Details about the destination will be shared closer to the event.

Belgrade Albertsons

AUG22

Bogert Park, 325 S. Church Ave, Bozeman, MT

METAL + MOZART

Raison D’être Dance Project introduces its third large-scale production, a three-part concept that blends classical and contemporary music with dynamic movement. Dancers, choreographers, classical musicians, and the local metal band GALVANIST unite to craft new compositions and choreography, shaping a boundary-stretching journey through contrasting sounds and styles. In the spirit of earlier pairings like VIVALDI + RANGES in 2018 and RACHMANINOV + PLUTONIA in 2022, this edition continues the company’s collaborative drive. The experience invites the audience into an immersive world of sound, style, and motion.

The Ellen Theatre

AUG22

Fundraisers

2026 Team Hope Walk - Bozeman, MT

At Bogert Park in Bozeman, the Team Hope Walk brings families, friends, and community members together to support people affected by Huntington’s disease. As a nationwide HDSA fundraiser, it turns each step into tangible help by advancing research, strengthening family services, and backing advocacy, all while building hope for a cure.

AUG23

Sunday Brunch Live Music at Gallatin River Lodge

At Gallatin River Lodge, Sunday brunch comes with live music featuring Phil Madewell. Savor a menu that showcases local flavors and take in the setting while the performance creates an easygoing Montana atmosphere. This weekly Sunday series continues through the summer and offers a welcoming spot for friends and family to make brunch a tradition.

SEP4

Theater

Free Performance of “The Merchant of Venice” in Livingston, MT

Montana Shakespeare in the Parks presents a free outdoor performance of Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice at the Blake Pavilion at the Shane Center in Livingston. Seating is available on a first come basis, and guests using tall chairs are asked to sit farther back so those on blankets or in low chairs can see. A pre-show presentation is planned and will be announced, so arriving early is encouraged. The event is planned outdoors at the Blake Pavilion at the Shane Center, and if weather becomes an issue the location remains the Blake Pavilion at the Shane Center. Two audio accessibility options are offered. Audience members may borrow FM receivers with headphones at the merchandise table, or use the AudioFetch app on a personal device by connecting to the WiFi network named Shakespeare!, then opening the app to listen. Please bring your own headphones for the app option. Hosted by the Shane Lalani Center for the Arts.

SEP4

American Sprint Car Series at Gallatin Speedway

High-powered 360 Sprint Cars roar back to Gallatin Speedway as the American Sprint Car Series makes its first visit since 2021. The three-eighths-mile oval, known for regular IMCA and WISSOTA competition, has previously showcased ASCS Frontier Region events and now welcomes the national tour for the 10th time. This stop launches a second consecutive weekend of national 360 Sprint Car action in Montana, with the tour continuing to Electric City Speedway for two consecutive nights.

SEP5

Games & Entertainment

Montana Celebrity Comic Con

Montana Celebrity Comic Con brings a wide spectrum of pop culture to Gallatin County Fairgrounds, spanning television, film, anime, gaming, and comics. Attendees can meet well-known guests, sit in on panel conversations, and secure autographs or photo opportunities with actors and creators. The show floor features an extensive marketplace of collectibles, merchandise, and original art, alongside a dedicated area for gaming and esports. Cosplayers can take the stage in a lively competition, and the schedule includes limited screenings, previews, and other special happenings for fans throughout the weekend.

SEP8

Theater

Free Performance of “The Merchant of Venice” in Bozeman, MT

Montana Shakespeare in the Parks presents a free staging of Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice. The performance takes place outdoors at Grant Chamberlain Park on the MSU campus, just off W College Street. Attendees are welcome to bring a picnic and enjoy theater in the open air. Seating is open and filled in the order of arrival. To keep sightlines clear, guests using tall chairs should set up toward the back so those on blankets and in low chairs can see. A special pre-show is planned, with details to be announced, so arriving early is recommended. There is no alternate location if weather becomes an issue. Audio support is available in two ways. FM receivers with headphones can be borrowed from the merchandise table. Listeners may also use a personal device by installing the AudioFetch app, connecting to the WiFi network named Shakespeare! with no password required, then opening the app to hear the audio. Please bring personal headphones for app-based listening.

Grant Chamberlain Drive

SEP10

Women's Fly Casting Social : September Event

Part of the Aquila Women’s Fly Casting Socials series, this gathering welcomes women at any experience level who want to build confidence, refine technique, and enjoy a friendly, low-pressure atmosphere. Each two-hour session begins with a brief Wade Well Method movement warmup to boost body awareness and coordination, then shifts into guided fly casting instruction, coached practice, and lighthearted casting games that reinforce good habits while keeping things engaging. The format blends skill-building with time to ask questions and meet other women in the community. Held outdoors at Gallatin River Lodge, admission includes one glass of wine with a non-alcoholic option available, and additional beverages can be purchased on site. No prior experience is required. Space is limited and advance registration is required. Participants may attend on their own or with friends.

SEP12

FREE Class - Fall Bulbs

This free class focuses on fall bulb planting, with clear guidance on how to plant and which bulbs to choose. Participants are encouraged to bring questions, and everyone is welcome.

Phoenix Garden Center

SEP12

Empire Twin Theatre, 106 N 2nd St, Livingston, MT

Joshua Ray Walker

Joshua Ray Walker brings his Country and Americana storytelling to Empire Twin Theatre, singing about complicated characters with a rich tenor and a blend of Texas roots and modern emotion. Since his 2019 debut, his path has included national television appearances, multiple performances at the Grand Ole Opry, and over 2,000 shows across the United States and Europe. His sixth studio album, Ain't Dead Yet, marks his most personal work, created around a period of cancer treatment that even included a recording session the day before lung surgery that could have altered his voice. Anchored by pedal steel, fiddle, and his distinctive guitar picking, these songs explore mortality, gratitude, memory, and transformation, meeting uncertainty with clarity, a defiant spirit, and hard-won joy. Across his catalog, he is known for sharp writing, dark humor, deep empathy, and a commitment to telling the truth even when it is uncomfortable.

SEP17

Games & Entertainment

Prosperity Party 2026

Prosperity Party 2026 brings a sleek, story-driven night to The Commons under the theme Shaken Not Stirred, inspired by glamour and intrigue. The experience blends high style with a sense of mystery so that every attendee becomes part of the narrative. Choose a persona like a covert operative, channel an international jet-set spirit, or simply show up in your sharpest look. The mood is luxurious, the pace keeps you alert, and surprises are woven throughout for an evening where sophistication and excitement meet.

The Commons at Baxter and Love

SEP18

A River Runs Through It

Opera Montana unveils the world premiere of A River Runs Through It, honoring the 50th anniversary of the publication of Norman Maclean’s novella. Set in early twentieth century Montana, the story follows two brothers as they come of age and grow apart, with family, faith, and fishing at its core. This new work is commissioned by Opera Montana with support from Carol Glenn and Sal Lalani, Drs. Dennis and Anne Wentz, and Ron Lerner, in loving memory of Jane Lerner. The premiere takes place in Bozeman, with a Missoula premiere to follow in collaboration with the Missoula Symphony Orchestra.

The Ellen Theatre

DEC31