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Iconic hip-hop group comes to Bozeman
Bozeman’s Armory Music Hall opens its stage to iconic hip-hop ensemble Bone Thugs-n-Harmony this month. Presented by Summit Sound Productions and Deco Music Group, the show is set for Saturday, February 28th. DJ Kyle Davis kicks off the music at 7:30pm. Bone Thugs are one of the most iconic...
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Bozeman Symphony Plays Romantic Splendor: Schumann, Schubert
The Bozeman Symphony invites audiences to revel in sweeping melodies and heartfelt expression at Romantic Splendor: Schumann & Schubert. The concert will feature acclaimed cellist Jonathan Swensen, March 21 & 22 at the Willson Auditorium. Swensen, one of today’s most compelling young cellists, takes center stage in Robert Schumann’s Cello...
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No day but today: famed musical comes to Shane, Ellen
Local thespians return to the stages of Livingston and Bozeman with a trip to 1980s New York late this month and into next. The Shane Lalani Center for the Arts presents a production of Jonathan Larson’s RENT from February 27th through March 8th, before moving to The Ellen Theatre for performances from March 13th through March 22nd.
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BMM reunites Juilliard alum for local performance
Baroque Music Montana will present “Gentle Plucks: Bach & Beyond” with a special local performance this month as part of its regional tour, reuniting friends from Juilliard. It will take place Thursday, February 26th, at Bozeman’s Cikan House. The intimate showcase begins at 7:30pm. A charming and...
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International Anne Frank Exhibit Comes to Bozeman
This March, visitors to the Bozeman Public Library will be transported back in time to experience life during the Holocaust through the eyes of a young teenager and one of World War II’s most famous writers: Anne Frank. The ‘Anne Frank: A History for Today’ exhibit will be in the Bozeman Public Library atrium from March 2 through 31. The exhibit was developed by the Anne Frank House of the University of South Carolina and has traveled all over the world, telling the story of Anne Frank, her family, and their years in hiding during Nazi occupation.
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NYC Ballet Stars Join Montana Ballet in Sleeping Beauty
Montana Ballet Company’s Sleeping Beauty promises to be a dazzling highlight of the 2026 arts season, featuring acclaimed New York City Ballet (NYCB) guest artists Isabella LaFreniere and Ryan Tomash. Accompanied by the full Bozeman Symphony under the baton of Music Director Norman Huynh, this grand production comes to the Willson Auditorium for three performances on March 7 and 8, 2026.
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Bozeman's Rail Jam Replaced By Pray For Snow Music Festival Due To Warm Weather
BOZEMAN, Mont. – Montana State University (MSU) has swapped its traditional winter event, the Rail Jam, for a music festival due to warmer than normal winter conditions in the state. The "Pray for Snow Music Festival" took place instead, aiming to keep the community's spirits high. The Rail Jam,...
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Lone Peak Film Festival returns for second year, submissions open
In September 2025, movie-goers filled seats at The Waypoint theater for the first Lone Peak Film Festival in Big Sky. The festival featured stories about Montana, Indigenous peoples, conservation and human resilience on-screen. Daniel Glick, LPPF’s director, is looking forward to sharing another year with lovers of film. “I’m...
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Brick host to night of modern country
As the winter season retains its grip, local audiences have an opportunity to enjoy a night of traditional American music at Brick Breeden Fieldhouse. Budding country artist Ian Munsick takes the stage Friday, February 20th. Fellow genre acts Jake Worthington and Tyler Nance will open the 7pm show. Munsick is...
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A la Carte: Feeling Wildwood emotions
I was the first person to show up to One&Only Moonlight Basin’s restaurant Wildwood for a ladies dinner with the women of Explore Big Sky’s publisher, Outlaw Partners, this month. This isn’t normal. I’m usually living life about 10 minutes late. This time, though, I was...
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Nordic Ski Club slides through a slow winter
This winter’s snowfall has been less than ideal for skiers and snowboarders. However, that isn’t stopping campus organizations like the MSU Nordic Ski Club from trying to get out on the snow. The club, which has around 20 active members, provides an opportunity for skiers of all skill...