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KGLT Record Fair & Gear Swap – Oct 17th
Friends of KGLT are hosting their biannual Record Fair and Gear Swap on Saturday, October 17th. Hosted by Friends of KGLT since 2011, all proceeds go to KGLT-FM, guardian of all-music and community information, independent, free-form, college radio, since 1968. That’s even more important now because of the absence of Corporation for Public Broadcasting federal funding!
wheninyourstate.com
One Montana lab discovery about a T-Rex bone changed what we thought dinosaurs could leave behind
You walk onto the Montana State University campus in Bozeman expecting a college town, and you find one of the largest collections of North American dinosaurs anywhere in the world instead. The Museum of the Rockies sits in the Gallatin Valley, backed by a Smithsonian affiliation and full accreditation from...
Fairfield Sun Times
Films and Fellowship: The Lone Peak Film Festival returns to Big Sky for a second year
The Lone Peak Film Festival is back for its second year and ready to share 21 short and feature films with attendees at Big Sky’s Waypoint Theater. Festival Director Daniel Glick said all the films chosen focus on the good of humanity and share uplifting stories. “Our purpose and...
Fairfield Sun Times
Bozeman photographer pitches nonprofit business plan
Bozeman’s building boom means a steady supply of empty walls rising every month. At the same time, some local photographers have plenty of talent, but no easy way to market their work. Michael Wooters, a photographer and retired financial advisor, thinks he’s found a way to connect the two — if he can find a nonprofit willing to take on the challenge.
bozemanmagazine.com
Montana State’s Christina Anderson publishes modern guide to historic photo process
— Christina Z. Anderson could write books until “the cows come home.” But she won’t — her guide to platinum-palladium printing, released on Sept. 11, is her seventh and last. Platinum-palladium printing, a handmade photography process dating back to the late 1800s, marks the final area...
explorebigsky.com
‘A River Runs Through It’ opera holding Bozeman premiere
Opera Montana’s rendition of “A River Runs Through It” premieres this weekend, Sept. 18 at the Ellen Theatre in Bozeman. Based on Norman Maclean’s novel of the same name, the opera has been touring Montana this summer, offering previews of its programming. Finally, on Friday, Sept. 18 evening, its main cast will perform on stage for the world premiere.
bozone.com
Bourdain biopic precedes first ‘Film Fest’
In continuation of its latest season, Bozeman Film Society screens coming-of-age docudrama, Tony. The event will be held at Downtown Bozeman’s Ellen Theater on Thursday, September 17th. The film begins at 7:30pm. In the film a, 19-year-old Anthony Bourdain travels to Provincetown and stumbles into the chaotic world of...
msubobcats.com
Bobcats Finish Day One of Branch Law Firm/McGuire Invitational in Fourth Place
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. --- The Montana State women's golf team completed its first day of competition at the Branch Law Firm/McGuire Invitational to open the 2026-27 season on Monday, finishing the day in fourth place after one and a half rounds of competition. The Bobcats carded an even-par 288 in the...
Singersroom
10 Famous Singers from Montana
Montana may be best known for its wide open landscapes and rugged beauty, but the state has also produced a fascinating collection of singers with distinctive voices and memorable careers. From country and folk to rock, pop, and alternative music, Montana artists have carried a strong sense of individuality into the wider music world. Some drew inspiration from small towns and mountain communities, while others transformed those roots into songs heard by audiences across the country and beyond. Their stories reflect independence, creativity, and a deep connection to place, giving Montana a musical legacy that is far richer than many listeners might expect.
explorebigsky.com
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...
msubobcats.com
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...
bozone.com
‘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,”...
westernagreporter.com
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.
montananewsroom.com
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.
Fairfield Sun Times
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.