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Montana Ballet Conjures Haunting Tales at The Ellen Theatre
Montana Ballet Company opens its 2026–27 performance season with a haunting invitation: spend Halloween weekend exploring ballet’s darker side. Un/Dead & Un/Forgiven takes the stage at The Ellen Theatre in Bozeman on October 30 and 31, 2026. The program brings together a world premiere, a legendary vampire and...
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Alleged feeding leads to deaths of 14 bears near Bozeman
Fourteen black bears were captured and later euthanized by Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks at a residence north of Bozeman this week. Game wardens and wildlife staff with FWP determined that the bears were extremely food conditioned and habituated to human presence after responding to a report of alleged supplemental feeding of wild black bears at the residence on Sept. 24 and Sept. 25. The investigation into the situation remains ongoing.
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Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks speaks out on 14 bears euthanized near Bozeman: what penalties could follow
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Acclaimed songwriters take over Livingston
The third annual Livingston Songwriter Festival kicks off in historic Downtown Livingston on Thursday, October 1st. Headliners for the returning festival include Matraca Berg, Radney Foster, Will Kimbrough, Gretchen Peters, Jim Photoglo, and Kim Richey. They’ll be featured in evening shows on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 2nd–3rd, at the Livingston Depot and The Attic.
Fairfield Sun Times
Inaugural Big Sky Food & Wine Festival provides patrons with culinary delights
The inaugural Big Sky Food & Wine Festival took place from Thursday to Saturday at the Big Sky Events Arena. The festival included culinary demonstrations, food and beverage tastings, live music from singers Britteny Spencer and Haffway and chef-led dinners. The event welcomed more than 650 attendees each day, per John Speers, executive vice president of hospitality operations at Lone Mountain Land Company, which owns and operates the festival.
Fairfield Sun Times
Goat hits the town: Wayward yearling spotted at Grace Bible Church
As the staff of Bozeman’s Grace Bible Church pulled into the parking lot Wednesday morning, they were met with an unexpected visitor. Standing in the building’s south entryway was a male — or billy — yearling mountain goat who had wandered into town, likely from the Gallatin Range.
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Visitors at the Museum of the Rockies get a first look at the Planetarium’s newest show
BOZEMAN, Mont. — The Museum of the Rockies gave visitors a first look at the planetarium's newest show, "Faster than light: The dream of interstellar flight, giving us an idea of what it would take to travel among the stars. “We’ll be zooming right through the stars. It'll be...
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Livingston Local Takes Over The Owl Lounge, Debuts Seasonal Cocktail Menu
Locally Owned and Operated, the Downtown Dive Bar Keeps its Affordable Staples and its History as the Place Where Artists, Musicians, and Cowboys Meet and Socialize Offline. The Owl Lounge, a longtime fixture of downtown Livingston, is entering a new chapter under owner Colin Frazer, a Livingston local who purchased the bar earlier this year. In August, Frazer welcomed Travis Black as the new manager of day-to-day operations.
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Laugh it up with viral comedian
The Ellen Theatre is thrilled to a night of comedy with Steve Hofstetter for one night only at 7:30pm on Tuesday, September 29th. He comes to Bozeman as part of his “Begin Again” stand-up tour. Seats begin at $38.25 with VIP packages available. One of the world’s most...
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Livingston Film Series Presents: Kiss The Ground
The Livingston Film Series, hosted at The Shane Lalani Center for the Arts, presents Kiss the Ground on Thursday, October 8th at 7 pm. Admission is free to the public. 60 years. That’s about how long we have until the world’s remaining topsoil is gone. “What we’re looking at is man-made desertification,” said Josh Tickell in his recent keynote speech at Driving Value Through Sustainability Across the Supply Chain. There’s hope, though. Kiss the Ground, the documentary directed and produced by Josh and Rebecca Tickell, with Julian Lennon and Ian Somerhalder as Executive Producers, explores how this crisis can be reversed. When we regenerate the world’s soils, we can stabilize the Earth’s climate, restore local ecosystems, and create abundant food supplies. Narrated by Woody Harrelson, Kiss the Ground is the story of a simple solution to climate catastrophe that lies right under our feet.