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Harrison, MT · Arts & Culture
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Livingston City Commission reinstates film permit for "Bonfire Pawn Shop"
The Livingston City Commission voted to reinstate the filming permit for "Bonfire Pawn Shop" under several new conditions producers will be required to follow. These conditions include ensuring hired film security is focused on maintaining security of the set, and not policing residents in the area; mitigating noise for firearms and explosives used on set; continuing to post informative signage for neighbors in the area, so they are informed on what is happening; including buffer zones on the edge of production areas; ensuring access to the Livingston Food Resource Center; and using physical screens to hide violence being filmed when possible.
newenglandsounds.com
PHOTOS: Buffalo Traffic Jam, Haffway, Lydia Maes in Boston, MA (10.05.26)
Bozeman, Montana-based band Buffalo Traffic Jam played their largest headline show to date right here in New England last night, selling out the 3,500-capacity venue Roadrunner in Boston. Originally scheduled for the 1,500-capacity Royale downtown, the show was upgraded due to overwhelming demand. The band is made up of permanent members Frankie Cassidy and Nathan Ross, and expands to a five-piece outfit live. Cassidy and Ross began releasing music in 2024 while still attending Montana State University, and in two short years have become one of the hottest bands in the folk/country music scene. With over 4.7 million monthly listeners on Spotify alone, they’re currently touring to promote their first full-length album, Pictures of You, that came out in July. Their current run of US dates wraps up on October 16th in Texas before they head to Australia and later return for more US dates from late November into December. Check out photos from the show below, including some from openers Haffway and Lydia Maes. Maes also plays in the Buffalo Traffic Jam live lineup and kicked off the show performing some of her own music.
bozone.com
Classical guitarist returns to Montana State
Montana State University played a formative role in Luther Enloe’s development as a guitarist, and the university will welcome his return on Thursday, October 8th, for a concert at 7:30pm in Howard Hall’s Reynolds Recital Hall. Enloe has played the classical guitar across the U.S. and abroad, including...
NBCMontana
Livingston city commission temporarily suspends film permit amid controversy
LIVINGSTON, Mont. — The Livingston city commission voted to temporarily suspend the film permit for Bonfire Pawn Shop LLC at a meeting on Saturday at 9 a.m. This comes after residents and local businesses voiced concerns after a film production crew took over downtown. The film crew declined an...
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Symphony afire with next performances
Bozeman Symphony ignites audiences with Bohemian Fire, an expansive program exploring unity, resilience and passion through music spanning generations and continents. Conducted by Bozeman Symphony’s Music Director, Norman Huynh, it will feature the Montana premiere of Jennifer Higdon’s luminous Cello Concerto, performed by acclaimed cellist and returning audience favorite, Julian Schwarz. Performances will be held Saturday, October 10th, at 7:30pm, and Sunday, October 11th, at 2:30pm. Both will be held at the Willson Auditorium in Downtown Bozeman.
NBCMontana
Bozeman Symphony to present 'Bohemian Fire' concert series
BOZEMAN, Mont. — The Bozeman Symphony is launching their 2026-2027 season this weekend with their first "Classical Series" program. Titled "Bohemian Fire," the program features several, renowned works from the orchestral repertoire, including Valerie Coleman's Umoja, Antonin Dvorák’s Symphony No. 7, and the Montana premiere of a new cello concerto by American composer, Jennifer Higdon, featuring Washington-born cellist, Julian Schwarz.
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Fairfield Sun Times
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‘Live’ hosts touring artists, hometown heroes
Live from the Divide will present six concerts this October and November, bringing touring songwriters, established Americana artists and a hometown album release to its intimate listening room in Livingston. Washington state folk duo The Lowest Pair opens the schedule Friday, October 9th. Their latest album, Always As Young As...
Deadline
Daily Wire Filming Temporarily Suspended In Montana After Special City Meeting
Following protest from locals , the city of Livingston, Montana has temporarily suspended production on Daily Wire’s latest film, Pawn Shop . Montana Locals Protest Daily Wire’s Pro-ICE Production As Filming Disrupts Businesses With Apparent Dramatization Of Renée Good Shooting During a special meeting on Saturday, the Livingston City Commission unanimously passed a motion raised by Commissioner Cindy Daniels in response to concerns raised by citizens over the disruption to businesses and the city’s only food bank, as well as lack of notice regarding some of the production’s more dangerous stunts. “A motion to immediately temporary suspend Bonfire Pawn Shop LLC’s permit while seeking legal opinion from the city attorney in a timely matter to amend, suspend or revoke the permit to come back to the commission not after 5:00pm on October 5th,” the Commission concluded in Saturday’s meeting . Deadline has reached out to the film’s producers at Daily Wire and Bonfire Legend for comment. Since filming began, locals have protested the alleged use of blank gunshots, pyrotechnics and a staged car wreck without properly notifying residents and businesses, as well as its opening scene, which appears to dramatize ICE’s fatal shooting of Renée Good in Minnesota back in
msuexponent.com
Meet Tabay: freshmen, food truck owner and aspiring paleontologist
Tabay Atkins, a freshman at MSU, started the semester with 18 credits. Recently though, he dropped a class in his paleonetology-track coursework to create a more manageable credit load for his other passion — operating a food truck. Atkins has been running a vegan food truck for four years...
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Bobcats old and Bobcats new join together to rock the gold and the blue
The first recorded Homecoming in the history of MSU, then known as Montana State College, was in 1923. The Weekly Exponent — now named the MSU Exponent — covered this historical milestone with an edition published on Nov. 13, 1923. The edition declared, “The lid will go off...
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Bridger Ski Foundation to host 58th annual ski swap Nov. 7-8
Bridger Ski Foundation will hold its 58th annual Ski Swap on Nov. 7-8 at the Gallatin County Fairgrounds. The event will offer more than 10,000 new and used items for alpine, Nordic, snowboarding and backcountry use. The swap is the largest annual fundraiser for the nonprofit, which was founded in...
Fairfield Sun Times
Bus stop shelter moved to library area
City Public Works staff moved a Streamline Bus shelter to Main Street in front of the library and Lewis & Clark Park. The shelter was moved from West Missoula Avenue due to it being unused, according to a city spokesperson. The stop by the library serves as a Streamline’s Pinkline...