FOOD & DRINK

BOZEMAN, Mont. - The City of Bozeman says off-leash pets are a big concern as the weather warms and people start walking their animals outside again. Within the city, pets must always be physically restrained while not on privately-owned property, said Animal Control Officer Tim Wenthe. Animal Control usually starts seeing an uptick in off-leash reports during the spring and that carries into the summer, he said.

‘Mending the Line’ opens June 8, premiere event benefits Warriors & Quiet Waters Foundation. A feature film depicting two anglers as they wade into solace from military trauma will premiere in Bozeman, with proceeds benefiting an organization which shares the same mission. Based in Bozeman, Warriors & Quiet Waters...

When asked if Gallatin County is aware of the problem of wildlife collisions on U.S. Highway 191, County Commissioner Jennifer Boyer is emphatic: “Yes, definitely. For sure. That’s an easy yes.”. The stretch of highway that connects Big Sky with Bozeman saw a spike in elk-vehicle collisions last...

Bozeman — Come make memories that will last a lifetime at The Big Sky Country State Fair where memories are made! The Big Sky Country State Fair is July 19th-23rd and tickers are on sale now! The Big Sky Country State Fair is offering seven amazing ticket packages to choose from. Don’t forget to buy early for HUGE savings! All pricing increases at midnight on Tuesday, July 18th and all other ticket packages are no longer available. The ticket packages include Online Fair Admission, Advance Weekly Pass, Date Pack, MyKiss Pack, Carnival Wrist Bands, Bozeman Ranch Rodeo Roundup (Grandstand seating only) and Hero’s Day.

We are so excited to be teaming up with our friends over at Kenyon Noble and having our 100 Days Of Summer event kicking off this month!. The most asked question we get during this event is "What are the prizes?!" Hold your horses, my friends, I am about to show you. Every week I will let you know what is up for grabs that week, and how you can get qualified to win. Hint hint...you will have multiple opportunities to score these prizes.

BOZEMAN — Four Broadway shows will be performed at Montana State University this year as part of the 2023-2024 American Bank Broadway in Bozeman season. 50th anniversary tour of “Jesus Christ Superstar” on Tuesday, Nov. 28;. “Mean Girls” on Wednesday, Feb. 28, 2024;. “Menopause the Musical...

BOZEMAN, Mont. — Dave’s Sushi in Bozeman quietly reopened Thursday morning after a monthlong closure following a severe food poisoning outbreak that sickened dozens and has been linked to two deaths. The restaurant reopened to customers at 11 a.m. on Thursday. Around noon, the restaurant was half full. The parking lot was full and several people were coming in to pick up to-go orders. “We are completely confident in safely...

When something becomes a point of interest in our town, we get confused when it disappears. If you have lived in the Bozeman area for a few years, you know there was a fun statue of Jeannette Rankin in downtown Bozeman. The statue was situated next to the HRDC building and was beloved by many.

Rib & Chop House, Finally Restaurant Group’s flagship concept known for its sizzling comfort food and Louisiana-inspired flavors, is continuing its long standing philanthropic tradition with a Memorial Day donation to the Tunnels To Towers Foundation, an organization committed to improving the lives of veterans and first responders ever since the events of September 11th, 2001. The Bozeman-based steakhouse is renowned for its Rocky Mountain Hospitality and has been supporting local communities near and far for years, including donating 5% of sales to various charities last November 1-11, 2022 in honor of Veterans Day.

This week's recommendation comes from Emi Lim Morison of Country Bookshelf in Bozeman, Montana. Morison says one of her favorite novels of the year is "Wandering Souls" by Cecille Pin. It's a work of literary fiction that follows a girl and her two younger brothers who flee Vietnam after the war and eventually resettle in the UK. The perspective shifts beyond the confines of the three siblings, stretching to include the American military as well as a third brother who does not survive the journey.

Known as the unofficial start of summer, but more importantly - a weekend to honor those military personnel who died while serving our country - Memorial Day Weekend is packed with events for the entire family. The Bozeman area offers tons of choices to satisfy both ends of the spectrum.

John Gunther’s alpaca shearing business may have had a humble beginning, but now he and his buddies are seasoned professionals.

Closing my front door, I caught sight of a large dark animal moving among the trees in my yard. I saw small velvet antlers…a bull moose. Ribs visible under his patchy winter coat, his singular focus on biting the budding leaves of the aspen and chokecherry. I didn’t know if he saw me on my porch but he now had a rapt audience of one – me! Wild animals – deer, fox, coyote – are frequent visitors to my yard, but this was the first moose. Why was he here?

This restaurant isn't a hidden gem, but it is one of the best places in Montana to have a fantastic breakfast. Everyone loves hidden gem restaurants. The small hole-in-the-wall spots that no one knows about but make incredible food. No matter where you might be, you will always try to find a fantastic hidden gem restaurant.

Looking for a bargain? Well, you don't have to look far because it's officially garage sale season in Montana. Now that the snow is finally gone, it's time to get outside and find some great deals!. Several towns surrounding Bozeman have announced dates for their upcoming community garage sales, and...

Sweet Pea Festival of the Arts is pleased to announce the 2023 winners of their annual poster, adult, and children's t-shirt design contest. The poster winner for 2023 is the mother and son duo Joyce Folgert and Jere Folgert. Joyce Folgert is a rare combination of scholar, watercolor artist, and respected teacher of adults and children. She has been honored with awards for her work in both the arts and teaching. Soon after earning her Doctorate Degree at Montana State University in Bozeman, she retired from teaching at Rocky Mountain College in Billings, MT. At 85 years old, she passionately enjoys teaching watercolor classes, gardening, writing children's books, and spending time with her eight grandchildren.

The Bozeman High School Art Club finished a mural last week in conjunction with the Montana Department of Transportation to make the roundabout at 15th and Bealle Street safer.

A Bozeman restaurant forced to close in April is now cleared to reopen. Yellowstone Public Radio’s Orlinda Worthington has an update on Dave’s Sushi. The Gallatin City-County Health Department has determined that there is “no longer an imminent health threat" that would keep the popular downtown Bozeman restaurant from reopening.

The weather has a lot of us outdoors doing yard work, prepping garden spaces, and planting what will take a little bit cooler at night.

BOZEMAN – Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks staff will host a bear safety event next month to offer training and hands-on practice with bear spray and other safety resources. The workshop will be Tuesday, June 13, from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., in the south parking lot of FWP’s Bozeman office, 1400 S. 19th Ave.