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Gear up with biannual KGLT record swap
Alternative Public Radio station KGLT-FM, located on the MSU campus in Bozeman, has announced their fall KGLT Record Fair & Gear Swap. The one-day-only event will take place Saturday, October 17th, in rooms 233 and 235 of the Strand Union Building on the Montana State University campus. The event will...
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Wild about play: YouTube star Coyote Peterson visits Bozeman to support Pine Creek School
YouTube star Nathaniel “Coyote” Peterson made his name by intentionally enduring painful stings and bites from insects and animals across the world. His channel, Brave Wilderness, has gained more than 21.8 million subscribers, including some young fans at Pine Creek Elementary School in Paradise Valley. On Saturday, Peterson...
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Bozeman author brings Yellowstone winter adventure to life
As early-season snow hardened and melted outside the Country Bookshelf, a crowd gathered for the launch of lifetime Bozeman resident Bryan Schaeffer’s illustrated book “The Snow Day: A Yellowstone Adventure.”. Schaeffer grew up exploring the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, adopting an affinity for the region in the winter. After...
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The Undercover Bookshop Hosted by Wheatgrass Books - an Evening of Mystery & Espionage
Bestselling Montana author Katherine Reay will be celebrating her latest novel, The Undercover Bookshop, on October 14th at 6 pm at Wheatgrass Books, 120 N. Main Street in Livingston. Set in a small Cotswold village in 1950, The Undercover Bookshop follows amateur sleuth Gemma Brown, a devoted fan of classic...
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MSU professor Brooke Carnwath publishes debut novel
Brooke Carnwath has been teaching for the last 20 years, and recently made a turn to writing. On Sept. 1, 2026, Carnwath published her first novel, “Far From the Ocean’s Edge,” which she wrote while teaching at MSU. Carnwath started teaching at MSU in 2016 after spending...
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Montana PBS documentary ‘Jonnie’ set for national distribution
BOZEMAN — The Montana PBS documentary “Jonnie” about world champion bull rider Jonnie Jonckowski will make its nationwide streaming debut in October and become available to PBS stations nationwide. The 90-minute film first aired on Montana PBS in May. It is now available to stream nationwide for...
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Halloween-y Events in Bozeman This October
All found on the Greater Yellowstone Events Calendar. Bozeman Actors Theatre presents Haunting Jane Eyre - 406Cirque. Help Center Inc Run For Your Life - MSU Bobcat Stadium. Junior Carpenter Pumpkin Carving Contest - Kenyon Noble. Oct 17 12-4 PM. Museum of the Rockies Grossology Discovery Day - MOR. Oct...
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[VIDEOS] Skiers Score Early-Season Powder in Montana After October Storm
Montana skiers didn’t wait for the chairlifts. On Monday, October 12, skiers and riders hiked for fresh turns at Showdown and Bridger Bowl after a weekend Montana snowstorm buried parts of the state. Nearby SNOTEL sites measured 9 inches at Showdown and 8 inches at Bridger Bowl. Videos shared on Instagram show skiers and boarders in fresh snow at both […] The post [VIDEOS] Skiers Score Early-Season Powder in Montana After October Storm appeared first on SnowBrains .
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'Marshals' Is Still Haunted by the Ghost of 'Yellowstone's John Dutton | Review
Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers for Marshals Season 2, Episode 2.After a pulse-pounding season premiere, Marshals continues with the action as Kayce Dutton (Luke Grimes) carves out his destiny. But not just his alone, seeing the Dutton name as something of a curse, Kayce is still trying to change that legacy for the sake of his own son. The best way to do that? Uphold the law rather than breaking it. But what happens when those meant to uphold the law are targeted directly by those now outside it? That's what this week's episode, "End of Watch," explores.
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Montana’s Prehistoric Past Uncovered at the Museum of the Rockies
The Museum of the Rockies in Bozeman, Montana stands as a gateway to a world long vanished, where colossal dinosaurs roamed across landscapes that would eventually become the mountainous terrain we know today. This world-renowned institution offers visitors an extraordinary journey through billions of years of Earth’s history, with a particular focus on Montana’s rich ... Read more
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Flodström, Sanz Ouezzani to Compete at Big O Classic
BOZEMAN, Mont. --- Montana State junior golfers Elvira Flodström and Nadia Sanz Ouezzani will head to Omaha, Neb., for the Big O Classic on Monday and Tuesday. The 54-hole tournament, co-hosted by Creighton and Omaha, will take place at par-72, 6,076-yard Oak Hills Country Club, with 36 holes set to be played on Monday and the final 18 holes to take place on Tuesday. Both days of competition will begin at 8 a.m. MT, with Monday to open in a shotgun start and Tuesday to begin in a split-tee start off holes 1 and 10.
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Film shoot appearing to echo Renee Good killing roils Montana town
A Daily Wire film production that appears to re-enact elements of Renee Good's killing has been allowed to continue filming in a rural Montana town. Production of Pawn Shop, the conservative media company's upcoming movie, was temporarily halted earlier this month after residents of Livingston complained about inconvenient road closures, as well as the film's portrayal of the Trump administration's ongoing immigration crackdown.
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National Fossil Day brings Montana’s prehistoric past to life at Museum of the Rockies
Bozeman, Mont. — National Fossil Day at the Museum of the Rockies gave visitors a hands-on look at Montana’s prehistoric past and the science behind the fossils on display. For visitors like the Rustad Family, that connection starts with curiosity. “I’ve always wanted to be a paleontologist since...
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Danny Trejo's Daily Wire Movie Gets Green Light in Montana - But There's a Catch
Danny Trejo's controversial Daily Wire movie has officially resumed filming in Montana, but there's a catch: The filmmakers must stop making life miserable for the people who actually live there. After shutting down production on Pawn Shop for three days, the Livingston City Commission unanimously reinstated the film's permit on Monday, October 5, according to The Associated Press . COMPLEX SHOP: Shop the brands you love, anytime and anywhere. Uncover what's next. Buy. Collect. Obsess. That reinstatement comes with some new ground rules: Stop interfering with the local food bank, keep private security from policing residents on public streets, and shield the public from violent scenes and excessive noise. View this post on Instagram The decision followed a nearly seven-hour meeting over complaints that the Ben Shapiro-backed production had turned parts of downtown Livingston into an obstacle course of road closures, armed guards, blank gunfire, and pyrotechnics. Filming resumed on October 6, with the shoot scheduled to wrap on October 10. Shapiro, however, isn't celebrating quietly. Instead, he's accusing city officials of political censorship. "Let us be clear: there's only one reason the city commissioners ruled they were going to stop our production on the street: politics, pure and simple,"
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National Fossil Day brings Montana’s prehistoric past to life at Museum of the Rockies
Bozeman, Mont. — National Fossil Day at the Museum of the Rockies gave visitors a hands-on look at Montana’s prehistoric past and the science behind the fossils on display. For visitors like the Rustad Family , that connection start s with curiosity. “I’ve always wanted to be a paleontologist since I was like 5 or 3 and I just really want to do science and have a bunch of fun,” National Fossil Day visitor Sadeeann Rustad said. Museum educators said that kind of excitement was exactly what they hoped to build during the event on Saturday, October 10 th . “The thing that we love the most is just getting to talk to people about fossils and archeology and history and Montana,” Katherine Hodge, director of education and public programming at the Museum of the Rockies, said. “Learning can happen anywhere, but I think the power of having this here is that you can actually put your hands on real fossils. We want you to come in, we want you to engage in however you feel comfortable, be it, you know, doing a craft or talking to experts in the galleries,” she said. The event also focused on the research
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‘Bowl Bash’ gears up locals for ski season
Skiers and snowboarders of Southwest Montana are officially in ‘Pray for Snow’ mode. The perennial Best Ski Area winner is getting in on the action with its second annual Bridger Bowl Bash on Saturday, October 17th. The event will be held from noon–6pm in the Jim Bridger and Saddle Peak Lodges.
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A 315-year-old Engelmann spruce takes the stage in Bozeman
Rick Bass and The Montana Project bring music, stories and seedlings in support of the Yaak Valley’s old-growth forest. As the crowd filed out of Willson Auditorium in Bozeman on Oct. 2, boxes of seedlings waited by the doors for attendees to collect after Climate Aid: Black Ram Guitar Festival.
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‘A Confluence of Cinematic Landscapes’ launches inaugural Bozeman Film Festival
As the lights in the Ellen Theatre dimmed, the illuminated projector screen cast a dull glow across the faces of the packed audience. An anticipatory hush fell over the crowd as the opening credits rolled, signaling the commencement of the first Bozeman Film Festival. “The growth in Montana can be...