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Fairfield Sun Times
Bozeman wetland preserve hosts Spooky Stroll, plans major habitat restoration
Spooky Stroll attendees, some dressed in Halloween costumes, walked around the Indreland Audubon Wetland Preserve on Saturday, hot beverages in hand, to spot birds, bats, beavers and other nocturnal critters. As dusk settled over the east Bozeman preserve, flocks of crows, ravens and magpies swarmed in, roosting on branches on...
madisoniannews.com
5 tips for peak performance at the 40th Annual Ennis Hunter’s Feed
It was the afternoon before opening day and all over mainstreet businesses, hunters and locals were in the mood to celebrate in their own special way. Big pots of chili, bubbled while their creators toiled. All sorts of wild game creations baked, fried, grilled and boiled. Ballots, judges, hunters and...
KULR8
Chipotle to open in Belgrade next week
A Chipotle Mexican Grill will open in southern Belgrade on Oct. 29, the restaurant company has announced. The restaurant will be at 109 Bandana Street Unit 1and feature a drive-thru pick-up lane that allows guests to pick up digital orders without leaving their vehicles. Restaurant hours will be 10:45 a.m. to 10 p.m. seven days a week.
unearththevoyage.com
This Montana BBQ Spot Serves Brisket, Birria Tacos, and Line Dancing
Smoked brisket, fried chicken, and birria tacos are all on the menu at one Bozeman restaurant. But Bourbon offers something beyond Southern comfort food: country dancing nights where guests can learn a few steps after dinner. Located at 515 W Aspen St, the restaurant serves barbecue favorites alongside smoked green...
JamBase
Kitchen Dwellers Lock In 2027 Winter Tour Dates
Kitchen Dwellers rolled out a run of 2027 Winter Tour dates bookended by previously announced appearances on Jam Cruise and WinterWonderGrass Steamboat. The Montana-based bluegrass outfit has stints in both their home state and in the Southeast set for early next year. The newly announced dates begin with a three-night...
NonStop Local Billings
Kidz Zone Trunk-or-Treat event in Billings will benefit senior dog rescue and people in need
BILLINGS, Mont. — Families looking for Halloween fun this weekend will have a chance to enjoy games, costumes and prizes while supporting local causes at a Billings event. The second annual Kidz Zone Trunk or Treat and Dance Party is happening Friday Oct. 23. The event will feature decorated vehicles, games, cake walks and a dance party, giving kids a chance to celebrate Halloween after dark in a family-friendly setting. Kidz Zone owner Amanda Harmala said the idea came from wanting to give children a chance to experience Halloween lights and decorations during an evening event. “There aren’t any trunk or treats at night. Most of them are during the day. And the kids really like to see all the lights and the fun things that glow. So we thought we would have a safe place in the parking lot to be able to put one on. And that was at night,” Harmala said. Along with the Halloween activities, The adults in attendance will have opportunities to win prizes donated by local businesses. Giveaways include gift baskets featuring items from multiple local businesses and a set of tires valued at $1,000. Organizers say the donations give businesses a chance to
Montana Outdoor Radio Show
It’s All About Quality Over Quantity on the Jefferson this October
The Jefferson River is currently low with modest fish counts, requiring a strategic approach for successful fishing. Target slower seams with nymphs and employ large streamers in deeper runs, especially under cloud cover. While good conditions should persist through November, the river will close for winter soon.
pccjournal.com
MSU Off-Campus Show Livingston Center for Art and Culture
The Livingston Center for Art and Culture presents the annual MSU Off-Campus Show from October 20th to November 14th. Featuring a diverse range of artistic styles and mediums, this exhibition celebrates the unique perspectives and creative vision of Montana State’s Art community. Grace Doney, a sophomore at Montana State...
bozone.com
Native author David Treuer to speak at Montana State
Montana State University’s Department of Native American Studies and Ivan Doig Center for the Study of the Lands and Peoples of the North American West will host author David Treuer for a public conversation from 5:30 to 7:30pm Tuesday, October 27th, for the “On Storied Ground: Voices of the Native West” speaker series.
Fairfield Sun Times
Montana Center for the Arts announces vision for robust ‘art campus’
Decades after the idea initially arose, board members of the Montana Center for the Arts are taking a markable step in the development of a new facility. The proposed multipurpose center will be built on 15 acres of donated land northeast of town, with an unobstructed view of the Bridgers.
livelytimes.com
Bridger Ski Swap Brings Winter Gear Bargains Back to Bozeman
The Bridger Ski Swap returns November 7–8, 2026, filling Bozeman’s Gallatin County Fairgrounds with more than 10,000 items for winter adventures. Now in its 58th year, the Bridger Ski Foundation fundraiser brings together seasoned skiers, first-time riders and families ready to gear up for snow. Beyond the bargains,...
Fairfield Sun Times
Bozeman airport tops 3 million passengers ahead of forecast
BOZEMAN, Mont. - Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport (BZN) announced that it moved 3,004,991 passengers through its terminal from October 2025 to September 2026, reaching the 3 million mark sooner than expected. The airport had projected about 2.9 million passengers for the year. It recorded 1,504,450 enplanements and 1,500,541 deplanements in...
Fairfield Sun Times
BZN airport hits 3-million passenger milestone as mile-high fuel prices cloud growth
Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport recorded 1,504,450 enplanements and 1,500,541 deplanements totaling 3,004,991 passengers in the past 12 months through September, marking the first-ever 12-month period to eclipse three million passengers. This total exceeds the 12-month projection of 2.9 million passengers as Montana’s busiest airport continues connecting travelers to major domestic hubs.
Montana Outdoor Radio Show
October Ruby River: No Crowds, No Complaints
October on the Ruby River is an ideal time for fly-fishing, with fewer crowds and active brown trout. Anglers should focus on early baetis and streamers, especially as leaves fall. Winter shifts the strategy to nymphs and midges. Keep in mind fishing regulations for different river sections.
NBCMontana
Montana Tech, MSU team up to create 3D-printed replica of historic sculpture
BOZEMAN, Mont. — A collaboration between Montana Technological University, Montana State University and the Smithsonian American Art Museum has brought a historic 19th-century sculpture back to life through 3D printing. The project recreated The Death of Cleopatra, an 1876 sculpture by Edmonia Lewis, one of the first Black and...
pccjournal.com
Livingston Depot Foundation 21st Wine and Beer Tasting
The Livingston Depot Foundation hosts the well-known Wine & Beer Tasting on Friday, November 13th from 5:30 to 8:30 pm at the Livingston Depot Center. The signature event is back and celebrating its 21st year in support of the preservation of the iconic Depot building as the anchor of our vibrant downtown.
hilinetoday.com
New MSU Museum of the Rockies Exhibition Opening
(Bozeman) – A new exhibition uniting the historical legacy of two prominent 19th-century siblings is set to open this Saturday, October 17th, at Montana State University’s Museum of the Rockies. The exhibit, titled “Chisel and Razor: Art, Entrepreneurship and the Lewis Family,” brings together the artwork of Edmonia...