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Three Forks, MT · Arts & Culture
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Montana’s Dino Goldmine: What the Museum of the Rockies Offers Fossil Fans
Picture this: you’re standing face-to-face with a 67-million-year-old Tyrannosaurus rex, its massive skull gleaming under museum lights, and you can almost hear the thunderous footsteps that once shook the ancient earth. This isn’t just any museum experience – this is what awaits you at Montana’s Museum of the Rockies, where the prehistoric world comes alive ... Read more
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A GAME IN PHOTOS – Abbie Mikkelson on Montana State’s 61-7 rout of Cal Poly
BOZEMAN — Carter Dahlke took the opening kickoff 98 yards to the house, Caden Dowler picked off two first-half passes and No. 3 Montana State built a 48-0 lead before halftime on the way to a 61-7 rout of Cal Poly at Bobcat Stadium on Saturday. Here’s the Halloween blowout in photos from Skyline Sports photographer Abbie Mikkelson.
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Bozeman art exhibit explores the city's past and future
BOZEMAN, Mont. — From the historic buildings lining Main Street to the modern developments reshaping the city, Bozeman's architecture tells the story of a community that continues to evolve. A new exhibition at the Bozeman Art Museum is bringing that history into focus while inviting residents to consider what...
Fairfield Sun Times
Library Children's Room renovations won’t mean winter closure
A string of tan paper tags hangs from the Main Street-facing window of the Bozeman Public Library’s Children’s Room. Each tag is inscribed with a handwritten message capturing personal memories and wishes for the future of the space. Currently closed to the public for renovations, the Children’s Room is projected to reopen during the week of Valentine’s Day.
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Stillwater Veterinary Clinic Highlights Challenges Facing Rural Veterinarians
Access to veterinary care is becoming an increasingly difficult issue for livestock producers across the country, particularly in rural areas where large-animal and mixed-animal practices are becoming harder to find. According to estimates from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, more than 500 counties across 46 states experienced a shortage of...
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Walk Bozeman’s haunted history: A self-guided Halloween route
These stops uncover the history and the ghost stories that linger around downtown Bozeman. Bozeman’s ghost stories are close enough together to explore in one evening. Along the way, you’ll find the old jail with a history of escapes and an execution, a theater with reports of a mysterious figure, and a bar where the jukebox allegedly has a mind of its own.
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New neurosurgery program expands care in Bozeman
BOZEMAN, Mont. — For patients across Southwest Montana, receiving specialized brain or spinal surgery has often meant traveling hundreds of miles to another hospital. Now, Bozeman Health is changing that with the launch of its first neurosurgery program, expanding the medical services available at Deaconess Regional Medical Center. The...
Fairfield Sun Times
‘I love what I do’: Sky artist Grayson Sperry’s flight path
Grayson Sperry whizzed through the sky more than a mile above the ground in his blue GB1 GameBird, a high-performance, carbon-fiber aerobatic aircraft. Traveling at nearly 200 miles per hour, pushing between three and five Gs, Sperry depressed the “smoke” switch on the throttle, releasing a white trail behind the plane.
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Bozeman event brings Ojibwe author into local conversation
On Tuesday, Oct. 27, Montana State University will host a free event on campus with Ojibwe author David Treuer from the Leech Lake Reservation in northern Minnesota. Treuer released a new book – The Savage Mind: An American Legacy – earlier this month. His last book, The Heartbeat of Wounded Knee: Native America from 1890 to the Present, garnered awards including a Minnesota Book Prize and a California Book Prize.
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Montana Ballet Company to bring haunting fall show to stage in Bozeman
BOZEMAN, Mont. — Montana Ballet Company is in rehearsals for its fall performance in Bozeman, with shows set for Oct. 30 and 31 at the Ellen Theatre. The production, "Un/Dead and Un/Forgiven," brings together three spooky works in one performance: "Dracula," "The Raven" and Giselle. The company is framing the show as a Halloween-season performance. Melissa Bowman, executive and artistic director of Montana Ballet Company, said the program took shape around an unexpected theme. "As I was putting the program together, it was really interesting because I was looking for spooky-themed, interesting ballets. And then it all came together in this very unusual thread of tragic love," Bowman said. Bowman said the show gave Bozeman audiences a chance to see a different side of the company. "It's just different, and I hope they'll see this other side of us that we really want the the Bozeman audiences to get to know. It's very different for us, the movement quality and the types of dance," she said. Dancer Gates Northrup is taking on several major roles in the performance, including as the titular raven. "She is mean. She's almost nasty. She's taunting the poet, telling him his lover will never return,"
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Winter’s greatest tradition is back
Warren Miller Entertainment presents its 77th annual winter sports film, Days Off, at The ELM in Downtown Bozeman this month. Take part in the global kickoff to winter on Friday, October 30th, with showings at 6pm and 9pm. This fall, drop in on a new adventure with Days Off. Follow...
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Olympic gold medalist & mental health advocate to speak at MSU
Jessie Diggins, the most decorated U.S. cross-country skier in history who is also known as a powerful mental health advocate, will speak at Montana State University on Thursday, October 29th. The event is free and open to the public. It will begin at 7pm in the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse, with doors opening at 6pm.
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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...
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Pray for Snow: The second annual Bridger Bowl Bash celebrates upcoming '26-'27 ski season in a sustainable fashion
Beer, hot dogs, giant Jenga, groovy music and a bounce house with a slide are all essential to Bridger Bowl’s version of an official winter pregame. The second annual Bridger Bowl Bash was held Oct.17 from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. at its base lodges. Event organizers brought together local ski fanatics — from families to young college students — to celebrate snowfall and support environmental sustainability while creating a welcoming community to all.