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PK premieres new season back-to-back
Still basking in the glow of its 50th celebration this spring, PechaKucha Night(s) return to Bozeman with the season premiere this month. The events will be held at Downtown Bozeman’s Ellen Theatre on Wednesday and Thursday, September 9th and 10th. Both shows begin at 6:40pm and feature the same eclectic lineup of local storytellers each night.
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Warren Miller Performing Arts Center announces fall season lineup
Slate of acts include community PechaKucha, Montana Ballet’s ‘The Nutcracker’. The Warren Miller Performing Arts Center has announced its fall 2026 season, an eight-show lineup that organizers say now rivals the venue’s winter programming in scope. The season is aimed at entertaining Big Sky’s year-round community during the quieter off-season months.
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Bull riding doc screens alongside film’s star
The Livingston Film Series and Montana PBS will present the next in its free screening series with Jonnie on Thursday, September 10th. The film begins at 7pm at the Shane Lalani Center for the Arts with a special Q&A to follow. Jonnie Jonckowski’s obsession with becoming a champion bull rider...
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The inaugural Big Sky Food & Wine Festival is landing in Montana's famous mountain town
As one of the country's most exclusive mountain towns, Big Sky may be famous for its winter slopes, but summers and falls in Montana are equally stunning. This year, fall is becoming an even more attractive time to head to Big Sky with the inaugural Big Sky Food & Wine Festival, taking place September 25-26, 2026. The food and wine festival will bring 50 award-winning chefs and 25 of the best winemakers up the mountain, hopefully right at the start of fall foliage.
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Bumblewood Thicket Fairy Village returns to Bozeman Sept. 10-27
Bumblewood Thicket Fairy Village, a self-guided art installation featuring 21 fairy homes built by local artists, returns to Glen Lake Rotary Park in Bozeman Sept. 10-27. Now in its seventh year, the free, family-friendly event is produced by Random Acts of Silliness in partnership with Gallatin Valley Land Trust and the City of Bozeman, and organizers anticipate more than 24,000 visitors this year.
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Brew-enhanced Follies get last laugh
It’s curtains for the season as the Brewery Follies enter their final stretch of performances at Virginia City’s historic H.S. Gilbert Brewery. Catch one last show the weekend of September 4th–6th. Show time is 8pm on Friday and Saturday, with additional weekend matinees at 4pm on Saturday and Sunday.
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Who Feels Like Groovin’ Again?
Change is one of the only constants in this life, and the way this Valley has changed in the last 16 years has been nothing short of exponential and impressive. The growth and developing community has made many events come and go throughout the years, but one that has stuck in the hearts and minds of local music lovers is Groovin’ on the Gallatin.
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'Earned It’: Bozeman company collaborates on citizen preparation ad
Bozeman area snippets: the historic Federal Building on Babcock Street, The Westerner — a Texas-style honky-tonk in Gallatin Gateway — and the Yellowstone River are among filming locales in “Earned It,” a nearly two-minute advertising film from Welcome.US, a national immigrant support nonprofit. The video short...
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Armory host to night of buzz rock n’ roll
Meili Vodka and Deco Music Group presents a powerhouse evening with Öof Tatatá featuring Jason Momoa early this month. The show comes to Bozeman’s Armory Music Hall on Saturday, September 5th. The 21+ event begins at 7pm with high-energy music, expertly crafted drinks and great vibes. The...
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Don’t Miss Inaugural Bozeman Film Festival
For 48 years, Bozeman Film Society has been tapping into the growing popularity of independent (indie) films to bring cinematic art to the Bozeman community. This year, the Society has determined it’s time to bring an entire indie film festival to Bozeman audiences, and will kick off the inaugural Bozeman Film Festival Thursday, October 8th. The event will run through Sunday, October 11.
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Jack Pinski hits hole-in-one as CMR boys, Hageman take Belgrade Invite
C.M. Russell High’s Jack Pinski earned a career-first achievement on Tuesday, Sept. 1. The senior golfer connected on a hole-in-one on the second day of the Belgrade Invitational at Cottonwood Hills Golf Club in Bozeman. The hole-in-one came on No. 14, a par 3, from 164 yards out for the two-time All-State athlete and defending Eastern AA champ. Senior Jackson Hageman won the tourney as he shot 141 (71-70) over 36 holes, starting at Riverside Country Club on Monday, and head coach Rylie Madsen’s CMR boys took the team race over the other seven Eastern AA clubs. Pinski took second overall, shooting a 69 on Monday at Riverside before a 74 at Cottonwood Hills to finish out the tournament. CMR freshman Grant Golik finished sixth overall (151) and shot a tourney-best round of 68 at Riverside on day one. Brooklyn Hageman tied for eighth (177) on the girls’ side for the Rustlers, while Madi Timmons of Great Falls High was tied for 12 th with a 183. Cruz Murillo was the top finisher for the Great Falls High boys at 29 th (176). The CMR and Great Falls High golfers are on the road next week on Sept. 8-9 at
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Watch CMR golf's Jack Pinski's hole-in-one at Belgrade Invite
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Fringe Fest returns with second outing
After its successful debut last season, the Livingston Fringe Festival returns September 2nd–6th and 10th–13th. Events will be held at numerous downtown venues. Fringe theatre festivals have their roots in the Edinburgh Fringe Fest in Scotland, established in 1947, where the city comes alive with the performing arts.
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‘Preserved’ brings Ted Turner’s conservation legacy to Bozeman
Audience members trickled into the Ellen Theatre to watch a Friday night screening of "Preserved," a documentary chronicling the development of conservation ranching on Ted Turner’s New Mexico and Colorado Vermejo Park Ranch. Ben Clark, the film’s director, said the Bozeman screening was the 50th stop on the film’s...
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Dusk befalls Lodge ‘Summer Concert Series’
What a fantastic season of outdoor live music it’s been at Pine Creek Lodge, with several additional chances to experience one last show at the Paradise Valley venue before fall settles in. Here’s a closer look at who’s performing this month. Willie Watson takes up the mic...
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Iron Maiden tribute closes Big Sky series
The Arts Council of Big Sky caps another great season with its off-shoot to this summer’s ‘Music in the Mountains’ lineup. On Thursday, September 3rd, settle in for the return of Metal in the Mountains, an end-of-summer festival featuring a pair of lively heavy metal bands. The event includes all-female tribute The Iron Maidens as the headliner, with support from Big Sky’s own Scavenger. Music starts at 6:30pm in Len Hill Park.