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Students collect rocks for art installation at Big Sky Resort
Great for skipping, stumbling over and observing closely, rocks are history right under our feet. An art piece by Tecture Architectural Fabrication plans to put local stones on display inside the base terminal of Explorer Gondola at Big Sky Resort. In the end, the project will suspend around 1,600 stones...
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Women’s Golf Heads to Albuquerque for Season Opener
BOZEMAN, Mont. --- The Montana State women's golf team tees off its 2026-27 campaign at the Branch Law Firm/McGuire Invitational in Albuquerque, N.M., starting on Monday and continuing through Tuesday. The tournament will consist of 54 holes of stroke play, with the first two rounds taking place on Monday and...
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‘Piano Puzzler’ fronts MCM season premiere
Unveiling the first in its new performance series, Montana Chamber Music will showcase Bruce Adolphe with Angella Ahn & Friends on Friday, September 18th. The concert will be held at Reynolds Recital Hall on the Montana State University campus. Music begins at 7:30pm. Known to millions as the “piano puzzler,”...
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In the Swing of Things – Remembering Kaj Seifert
Music has brought some very important people into my life, and of them was our bandmate, Kaj Seifert. We lost Kaj six years ago, the night before my 26th birthday, and while I think about him often, being back in Bozeman last week really brought back a lot of memories. Old Chicago and The Eagles Club on Main Street are just a few things that always make me think of Kaj. When I was thinking about what to write for this week’s column, “Graceland” came through my headphones, and it felt like a sign. That song played during his funeral, and I will never forget sitting with tears streaming down my face as it really hit us that he was gone.
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The Hall of Famers: A trip down memory lane with Kris Nord
Kris Nord spent 42 years as a Grizzly coach. 42 years of service to one team would be a hall of fame worthy career in itself. But when you learn he spent decades coaching two and often three different programs all at once, you realize that level of dedication makes a hall of fame induction a no-brainer.
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New BSF headquarters a ‘game changer’ for Bozeman skiing
On the “legacy wall” at Bridger Ski Foundation’s new 3,200-square-foot headquarters, a curated display reminds visitors of the organization’s 91-year adventure. Antique skis, leather boots and other curious relics, framed posters of memorable events, historic photos and key sponsors are enshrined above couches, armchairs and a coffee table.
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BBrew delivers ‘Comfortably Numb’ escape
The empty shelves of office supply stores can only mean one thing: Pinky & the Floyd are back at Bridger Brewing for the latest iteration of their Back 2 School Block Party. The show is set to take place on Friday, September 11th, with music beginning at 6:30pm. Gates one hour prior.
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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.