Events in Bozeman

Blossom Mom-- Tuesday Evening

Blossom Mom is a peer-to-peer support group guided by a skilled facilitator who is also a mother. It welcomes new and expecting mothers in all stages of pregnancy and the first year postpartum, offering a compassionate, nonjudgmental space to connect on the joys and challenges of parenthood while learning from one another. Conversations often cover sleep deprivation, feeling overwhelmed, partner relationships, work and life balance, community resources, feeding, changes in identity, and how to reach out for help. Advance registration helps prepare a meaningful group experience, though attendance is flexible and there is no need to cancel if plans change.

Game Night Live Trivia

Game Night Live presents trivia at Outlaw Brewing featuring two games, each with three rounds inspired by familiar game shows. Participation is free, prizes are available, and the questions go beyond basic Q and A with word jumbles, picture clues, and other varied formats. Designed for anyone who enjoys games and friendly competition.

Outlaw Brewing

Dancing

Blossom Mom is a peer-led support circle guided by a trained facilitator who is also a mother. It welcomes new and expecting moms throughout pregnancy and the first year after birth to share both the joys and challenges of parenthood in a caring, judgment-free setting. Conversations often cover sleep deprivation, feeling overwhelmed, partner dynamics, balancing work and life, local resources, feeding, changes in identity, and practical ways to seek support. Advance registration is encouraged to help shape a meaningful session, yet it is understood that family plans can change. If something comes up, there is no need to cancel, simply attend when it works.

Strand Union-Montana State University

Heart of the Valley announces the 41st Annual Dog Ball, Dog Ball 2026, A Galaxy Fur Fur Away, at Strand Union-Montana State University. The event includes a cocktail hour with time to browse the silent auction, followed by dinner and dancing, along with opportunities to reconnect with friends. Ticket availability coming soon.

MAY16

Experience a Bozeman-style brunch at Gallatin River Lodge accompanied by live music from Phil Madewell. Enjoy local flavors and the lodge’s scenic surroundings as the performance sets an easygoing backdrop for a leisurely meal with family and friends.

MAY18

Community Drop-In Hours

A low-key drop-in gathering at Roots offers caregivers with children from birth to age 3 a warm setting to connect with other families. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Expect coffee, tea, and light snacks, a small play area suited to little ones, family resources, and simple opportunities to meet fellow parents. Registering in advance helps with planning a meaningful group experience, though walk-ins are welcome and there is no need to cancel if plans change.

MAY18

Learn country dance with a drop-in lesson shaped by the Roots & Rhythm Social style. An instructor leads a country swing class focused on connection, community, and moving together. The evening starts with one hour of guided teaching, then continues with another hour of social dancing so participants can practice with confidence and connect on the floor.

Six-Week Men's Group Cohort

Men looking to recharge their sense of self-kindness can take part in a free, six week cohort that fosters connection and honest conversation. The group offers a warm, judgment free environment to share stories, build resilience, and face challenges together rather than alone. Refreshments are provided. There is no fee, and spots are limited to 10 participants.

Light House

Tech Support Tuesdays

Get personalized help with your phone, tablet, or computer. Walk-ins are welcome and no appointment is required. Support covers common needs such as fixing email issues, downloading or using apps, freeing up device storage, learning the basics of Mac or Windows, and using Word, PowerPoint, or Excel. A quick question taking about 5 to 10 minutes costs $5, and a short help session of up to 20 minutes costs $15. If you need more time, an individual appointment can be arranged. Payment options include cash, Venmo, and PayPal.

Perk on Park

Park County Blossom Mom

Blossom Mom is a peer-led support circle facilitated by a skilled guide who is also a mother. It welcomes new and expecting mothers at any stage of pregnancy and throughout the first year after birth to share both the joys and the challenges of this season in a caring, judgment-free space. Conversations often explore sleep deprivation, feeling overwhelmed, relationships with partners, balancing work and life, community resources, feeding, changes in identity, and how to ask for help. Advance registration helps create a thoughtful group experience, and flexibility is respected if plans change without a formal cancellation.

A peer-led support gathering facilitated by an experienced guide who is also a mom, created for expectant mothers and those in their first year after birth. It offers a caring, judgment-free setting to connect over both the joys and the challenges of pregnancy and early parenthood while sharing experiences and practical insight with others. Conversations often explore lack of sleep, feelings of overwhelm, relationships with partners, balancing work and family life, community resources, feeding choices, shifts in identity, and ways to seek help.

The Hub at Park County Senior Center

Bingo!

A trial bingo session is taking place at The Hub at Park County Senior Center. This kickoff introduces bingo at the center and marks the start of trying out the game in this setting.

The Real Native Soul

The Real Native Soul presents a moving program led by brothers Abraham Thomas and Jermaine Bell, a Native American vocal duo dedicated to sharing their story through live music, storytelling, and cultural learning. Through original songs and personal reflections, they speak about growing up on the Wind River Reservation, how music became a source of healing and direction, and how their heritage continues to shape their lives. The event highlights Native identity, resilience, and creativity, encouraging youth and community members to embrace their voices, cultures, and aspirations with pride. The focus is on meaningful connection, positive impact, and uplifting the community, especially young people. Free for members and $5 for non-members. Registration is required.

Museum of the Rockies

Artist Reception

An artist reception spotlighting Javier Moreno and Grace Highness invites attendees to connect with their Western themes and creative journeys. Guests can meet Javier in person while exploring artwork displayed throughout the bank, with beverages and small bites available. Javier, based in Bozeman, creates pieces that convey the vitality and motion of the American West. He began making art in childhood and even sold paintings before his teen years, a spark that grew into a lifelong practice focused on telling stories through imagery and fostering connection. Grace, creating from her studio in Belgrade, Montana, grew up on a Minnesota farm where she sketched horses, shaped sculptures from natural materials, and painted colorful lake sunsets. Her current work draws on the American West as a tough, opportunity rich landscape that inspires those who chase their dreams.

Bank of Bozeman

Game Night Live Trivia at Bozeman Spirits

Game Night Live Trivia brings a lively mix of challenges to Bozeman Spirits with free-to-play fun for anyone who likes games and prizes. The event features two separate games, each made up of three rounds modeled after popular game shows. Instead of basic question and answer prompts, players can tackle word jumbles, picture rounds, and other playful twists.

Wes Urbaniak and The Mountain Folk

The Filling Station hosts Wes Urbaniak and The Mountain Folk, a genre-crossing group grounded in folk sensibilities. The band has adapted to an increasingly unpredictable live music landscape while staying true to acoustic strings, close harmonies, and lyrics at the core. The performance centers on authentic connection and substance rather than spectacle. Admission is $10 at the door. An opening act will be announced.

The Filling Station

Kirtan

A heart-centered evening of mantra music with Dharmmele unfolds at Light House. The gathering begins with a gentle guided breathing practice and a crystal sound bath, then moves into joyful group chanting of ancient mantras in a call-and-response style. It all wraps up with an upbeat, dance-ready kirtan set for an energizing finish. Expect a soothing blend of breathwork and nourishing sound that helps ease stress. Participate in the way that suits you, whether singing along, swaying, dancing, or simply listening, and no prior experience is needed. The focus is on shared, sacred space and a welcoming community, and many leave feeling light, happy, and deeply connected. Admission is free, with optional donations supporting the musicians and the space. Cushions are available, no mat is required, and comfortable, lightweight clothing is recommended.

Light House

Tony McManus

Tony McManus appears at Gallatin Labor Temple with an acoustic guitar performance that celebrates Celtic tradition and its far-reaching connections. Praised by John Renbourn as one of the leading voices in Celtic guitar and recognized by Guitar Player Magazine among its 50 transcendental guitarists, he has developed a style that both honors the tradition and expands its boundaries. His playing brings the ornaments of pipes and fiddles and the phrasing of Gaelic song to the guitar, drawing on music from Scotland, Ireland, Brittany, Galicia, Asturias, Cape Breton, and Quebec, with additional colors from jazz and Eastern European influences. Tickets are $25, children 12 and under are admitted free, and additional tickets will be available at the door.

Gallatin Labor Temple

Dancing

Boots & Bourbon

Western Roots Country Dancing transforms Bourbon into a lively country scene with line dancing set to country hits and specials on drinks and appetizers. All experience levels are welcome, and there is a $10 cover. Expect a friendly, high energy setting where friends can enjoy something cold, learn new steps, or show off favorite moves. Arriving early is a great way to make the most of the specials and find room on the floor. Bozeman brings the boots for a fun night out at Bourbon.

Bourbon

Thursday Morning Business Networking Group

This is a face-to-face networking opportunity to exchange business leads with non-competing industries.

Homestead on Heeb - Artisan Family Farm

Grand Opening

A grand opening marks the debut of a small farm store, a compact retail shop offering farm provisions and baked goods. Every purchase supports the hosts’ surrogacy journey after 18 losses, in memory of their daughter Ella. The celebration features a ribbon cutting with the Belgrade Chamber of Commerce, coffee drinks from Benefit Brew’s mobile cart, and artisan lemonades sweetened with honey prepared by the hosts’ sons, which will also be available for Friday order pickup throughout the summer. Attendees can buy raffle tickets for grass-fed and finished natural beef and select flower bouquets from a bloom bar. This is a family-friendly event.

Daniel Kosel and more

A music event featuring a blend of blues-influenced rock and country sounds.

Gallatin County RV & Boat Show

The Gallatin County RV & Boat Show at the Gallatin County Fairgrounds in Bozeman features Bretz RV & Marine and offers big savings on travel trailers, fifth wheels, toy haulers, and more.

Introduction to Sewing

Learn how to operate a sewing machine. Sewing machines will be available for use. Registration is required for this creative workshop intended for adults.

Bozeman Public Library

Comedy

Stand-Up

This event features Shafi Hossain, a comedian and writer based in New York City. He moved to the United States to study chemical engineering and later discovered a passion for standup comedy.

Last Best Comedy

Montana Raptor Conservation Center

Talon Talks

Dive into the world of birds of prey with a themed presentation that showcases their remarkable adaptations. Learn about MRCC's mission and meet its raptor ambassadors as each session focuses on a different topic, and participants may choose one or several. Tickets are required and attendance is limited to 50 people per presentation. Admission is $10 per person, and children under 4 are free. As a raptor hospital, MRCC is not open to the public outside of scheduled events, so unscheduled visits cannot be accommodated. For details or questions, email education@montanaraptor.org or call 406-585-1211.

FVRD vs Gallatin Roller Derby

FVRD takes on Gallatin Roller Derby at Gallatin County Fairgrounds in Bozeman, Montana. Expect hard-hitting Big Sky roller derby on the track, presented in support of a great cause.

School's Out Roller Derby Bout

Gallatin Roller Derby kicks off the 2026 season with a playful, school-themed faceoff at Haynes Pavilion as the home team takes on skaters from Flathead Valley Roller Derby. Expect spirited action on the track and plenty of back-to-school vibes for jocks, nerds, cheerleaders, and even assistant principals. Tickets are $12 when purchased online or $15 at the door, with payment accepted by cash, card, or Venmo. Families are welcome and children 10 and under receive free admission. A share of event proceeds supports the Belgrade Community Library Foundation, which helps the Belgrade Community Library with technology upgrades, new books, and a wide range of programs for patrons of all ages.

Haynes Pavillion

Bone Thugs-N-Harmony

Bone Thugs-N-Harmony takes the stage at Armory Music Hall in Bozeman for a single-night performance. The Grammy Award winning group from Cleveland broke through in the 1990s with a melodic approach to rap paired with lightning-fast flows, helping to shape hip-hop and influence artists across generations. Known for enduring hits like "Tha Crossroads," "1st of tha Month," "Foe tha Love of $," and "East 1999," they deliver a greatest-hits show filled with classic energy, sharp lyricism, and anthems that defined an era.

Armory Music Hall

Gentle Yoga

Settle into a gentle yoga class with Charlee Ulmer at Wild Wisdom Collective, centered on mindful movement, breath, and presence. The session provides a calm, supportive space to release stress and reconnect with your body. It welcomes newcomers as well as anyone looking for a softer practice, with guidance that nurtures mind, body, and spirit. The intention is to cultivate a grounded, open, and peaceful state. Admission is $22.

Hams N Coffee

An informal, in-person meet and greet focused on ham radio takes place at Cafe M in Belgrade. Conversations cover all things amateur radio, and it is open to licensed operators as well as anyone curious about the hobby.

Cafe M

Seedling Exchange

Gardeners come together at Beringia House for a community swap focused on plants and seedlings. Attendees trade surplus starts with fellow growers and browse a selection of plants, flowers, and vegetables available for purchase from Hillside Nursery, Flowerhouse, Linus Farm, and Bombus Botanics.

Bone Thugs N Harmony will be performing. This is a high demand event. Any tickets previously purchased for this event will be honored on this date. The event will be held at Armory Music Hall.

Armory Music Hall

Bozeman Picklr Club Championships: Singles

At The Picklr Bozeman, this competitive club-level singles tournament crowns official champions by skill level. Competition begins with pool play to establish seeding, followed by a single-elimination bracket that determines the champions.

The Picklr Bozeman

Bozeman Spiritual Society

Chakradance!

Chakradance offers a weekly, guided moving meditation at Bozeman Spiritual Society that explores specific chakras through dance. Sessions include movement with eyes lowered or closed, periods of still meditation, creative mandala art, and opportunities for sharing. There is no choreography to learn, so all experience levels are welcome. Participation can be week by week or as an ongoing practice. Meet in the lobby before heading to Room 102. The recommended cost is $25 per class, or choose a 10 class pass for $200, with no one turned away.

Sacred Sound & Energy

Settle into a restorative session where the gentle tones of a sound bath blend with the supportive touch of Reiki to encourage balance. The experience is designed to quiet the mind, ease tension in the body, and support energetic alignment. You are invited to relax, receive, and allow the process to unfold at its own pace. Whether you are looking for calm, release, or a moment to reconnect with yourself, this space offers time to rest and feel cared for. Admission is $30, and the gathering is hosted at Wild Wisdom Collective.

Chai & Chanting

Experience a welcoming space of connection and calm with sacred chanting and a cup of soothing chai. Gentle rhythms encourage inward focus, ease mental chatter, and lift the spirit, and all levels are welcome with no prior experience required. This free gathering at Wild Wisdom Collective invites a slower pace with moments to savor a warm drink, take a deep breath, and connect with others to recharge both body and spirit.

Sunday Brunch Live Music at Gallatin River Lodge

Bozeman-style brunch and live music come together at Gallatin River Lodge. Brendan Nolan provides the soundtrack as local flavors and relaxing views create a comfortable Montana Sunday atmosphere. The scene suits friends and families and can turn brunch into a summer tradition.

MAY25

Monday Business Networking Group

This is a face-to-face networking opportunity to exchange business leads with non-competing industries. The fee to attend is $60 annually if it is not included in the Chamber membership package.

MAY25

Art and Soul: For Girls

State of Play introduces a new program for girls ages 6 to 10. Participants engage in creative expression, make connections, and explore their identities through art. It welcomes those who enjoy drawing or building.

Cancer Support Community Montana

MAY26

Civic

Garden Party Kickoff

Celebrate the start of a new growing season at the Garden of Hope with a festive kickoff. Community members and guests can connect, take part in hands-on gardening, and help bring the garden to life while enjoying light, garden inspired snacks and refreshing drinks. The gathering welcomes seasoned gardeners and curious first timers, creating a friendly space to grow something meaningful together. RSVP is required to attend, and registration is available by phone at 406.582.1600.

MAY26

Art Club - Tuesdays (3 and Up)

An after-school art program where kids explore a different material each month, from clay and wood to fibers and found objects. Each week starts with a group meeting to begin the week's activities.

MAY26

Roots Family Collaborative

Blossom Mom -- Tuesday Evening

A welcoming peer support group led by an experienced facilitator who is also a mother. Open to expecting mothers at any stage of pregnancy and to new mothers throughout the first year after birth. This gathering takes place at Roots Family Collaborative.

Men's Book Club

Designed for men interested in self discovery and social dynamics, this new book club spans five monthly sessions focused on Narcissus and Goldmund by Herman Hesse. Discussions will delve into archetypal themes related to masculinity and femininity, along with questions of purpose, meaning, and creativity in today’s world. The group is facilitated by Chris Berman, LCPC, of Manmade mentors. There is no fee to participate, and attendance is capped at 10 people. Sign ups are available to reserve a spot.

Stephen Graham Jones Lecture & Reading

Timothy Egan has written ten books. His newest, A Fever in the Heartland, is a historical thriller that was an instant New York Times bestseller. His Dust Bowl chronicle, The Worst Hard Time, received the National Book Award in 2006. A lifelong journalist, he worked as a national correspondent and opinion columnist for The New York Times, spending years reporting throughout the West. As part of a Times reporting team, he shared the 2001 Pulitzer Prize for the series How Race is Lived in America.

Elk River Books

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Kubota Orange Days - Belgrade, Montana

Kubota Orange Days features live equipment demonstrations and event-only savings. Attendees can scan the on-site QR code to access a coupon, and a raffle will offer more than $300 in prizes, with a Solo Stove among the giveaways. Requesting a quote during the event counts as an entry in the raffle. It is a chance to see the machines in action while taking advantage of limited offers.

Floyd's Kubota

Gallatin River Lodge Happy Hour (Wednesday-Friday)

Enjoy happy hour at Gallatin River Lodge. There will be drink specials and a special happy hour food menu. You can get old fashions, house red and white wine, and draft beers for $5.

Dancing

LIVE Music and Dance Lesson at The Westerner

The Westerner hosts weekly country dancing set to live country music. Tickets include a free drink, a guided dance lesson, and the live performance. A professional instructor leads the lesson in a warm, welcoming setting, with plenty of time afterward to put new steps into practice on the dance floor.

The Westerner

Wednesday Business Networking Group

This is a face-to-face networking opportunity where you can exchange business leads with people from non-competing industries.

Roots Family Collaborative

Blossom Mom -- Thursday Afternoon

Blossom Mom is a welcoming peer support space guided by a skilled facilitator who is also a mother. It is open to new and expecting moms in any stage of pregnancy and the first year, offering an opportunity to connect with others navigating similar experiences.

Thursday’s Table

Aimed at adults, this Creative Labs and Arts & Culture program highlights a different dish each week. Attendees observe home cooks and experience the weekly feature. The session takes place in The Kitchen Table at BPL.

Bozeman Public Library

Park County Senior Center

FREE Hearing Aid Cleaning and Screening!

Matt Kline of Miracle Ear offers hearing aid cleaning, hearing screenings, and helpful answers to questions about hearing. He is available on the fourth Thursday of every month.

Art Club - Thursdays (3 and Up)

A welcoming after school art program where kids explore a different medium each month, such as clay, wood, fiber arts, and found materials. Every week starts with a brief art meeting.

Festivals

Cancer Support Community Bozeman's Food Truck Festival

CSCMT brings its fourth annual Food Truck Festival to Gallatin County Fairgrounds, blending delicious bites, live music, and community spirit in support of Montanans impacted by cancer. Sample a wide range of flavors from vendors such as Piece of Crepe, CC Gourmet, Follow Yer Nose BBQ, Mo'Bowls, Mafia Pizza, Mountain Berry Bowls, Tropical Sno, Ms. Sippi's Southern Cuisine, Double T Catering, Prairie Dogs, and Twisted Brothers Pretzels, plus others. Rocky Mountain Pearls provide live music, and beer and wine are available. Families will find plenty to do, including a bounce house, and extras like JBloom Permanent Jewelry add to the fun.

Bozeman SPRING Cottage Market by Little Red Truck LLC Friday 5-8 & Saturday 10-4

Explore a spring cottage market at Gallatin County Fairgrounds in Bozeman with more than 75 booths offering cottage, collected, and artisan goods. Find vintage, rustic, and farmhouse pieces, antiques and home decor, along with new and vintage clothing and accessories. Handcrafted jewelry, on-trend artisan items, and pantry provisions are also available. Admission options include an early bird session for adults at $10 that also includes entry the following day, or general admission for adults at $5. Children 12 and under are free.

Beading Our Stories: Beading Traditions of Montana Tribes

Strengthen your beading skills while exploring the deep cultural roots of beadwork, a tradition that spans thousands of years. Learn techniques to create a pair of beaded earrings to take home, along with insight into the stories and customs they represent. This program is for ages 16 and older, and capacity is limited to 25 participants. Pricing is $30 for members and $35 for nonmembers. Registration is required.

Museum of the Rockies

Blake Brightman Band

Blake Brightman Band performs at The Murray Bar, showcasing an American rock style that merges country, rock, and blues. The performance centers on their blend of these influences.

Comedy

Stand-Up with Jackie Kashian

Last Best Comedy hosts a stand-up performance by Jackie Kashian. She grew up in Milwaukee and now lives in Los Angeles with her husband, Andy, and many cats and dogs. She is rarely at home, which makes this appearance a chance to see her live.

Last Best Comedy

Monsters of Destruction

See the Monsters of Destruction show.

Friday 7:30 a.m. Business Networking Group

This is a face-to-face networking opportunity where you can exchange business leads with people from non-competing industries.

Music with Brit

At State of Play, Mountain Moma, Brit, leads a music session featuring rhythm, singing, and joyful movement that gets little ones involved right away. Participants explore beats, sounds, and songs together through movement and singing.

Stonefruit

Stonefruit performs live at Tune Up in Bozeman. Tickets are available for this concert.

Tune Up

Leadbetters and Degroots at Murray Bar!

Eric Leadbetter and Marty Degroot team up for a Montana family band mash, delivering expansive jams that blend folk, bluegrass, acoustic rock, and beyond.

Live at the Blake Pavilion: WYLIE & THE WILD WEST

Wylie & the Wild West deliver a lively blend of cowboy, folk, swing, and yodeling that they have shared with audiences since 1989. Their set moves from straightforward country storytelling to playful, tongue-in-cheek numbers, all guided by Montana singer and songwriter Wylie Gustafson, who has released 24 albums and toured internationally for more than three decades. His writing draws inspiration from the wide open landscapes of his home state and a life rooted on a fourth-generation family ranch. The group features Wylie Gustafson on lead vocals and guitar, Clayton Parsons on guitar, and Tim Lashley on drums. In the United States, they have appeared at the National Folk Festival, MerleFest, Bumbershoot, Stagecoach, A Prairie Home Companion, The Conan O’Brien Show, and have made more than 50 guest appearances at the Grand Ole Opry. Wylie is known for an unmistakably authentic voice within country music. Support for this performance comes from Mighty Fine Time Live Events, Home2Suites by Hilton, Walter & Regina Wunsch SPECTEC TIC, and Carol Lalani in Memory of Sal Lalani.

Blake Pavilion

Bike for Better Tomorrows

Bike for Better Tomorrows is a family-friendly community ride sponsored by the Bozeman Rotary Club, with proceeds supporting HRDC youth programs. All routes start and finish at the Lindley Center. Mountain bikers can explore the Highland Glen meadows, with a longer option that includes Painted Hills, and an alternate course will be used if Highland Glen is closed due to weather. Road riders travel toward Triple Tree and Kelly Canyon, with a longer variant that adds Sypes Canyon. This is a ride, not a race, and there will be no event traffic control. Participants must follow Bozeman City and Gallatin County cycling laws and comply with directions from route volunteers.

Lindley Center

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May $10 nail day

Walk-in appointments are available during nail day. Please wait outside until the event begins, and feel free to line up near the entrance while giving space to the door and to others so kennel staff are not repeatedly interrupted by the doorbell. For the comfort and safety of all, keep dogs close to you, only allow greetings with permission from other pet parents, give plenty of space, and keep leashes secured.

River Dog Grooming

Kids Clothing & Gear Swap

A free community swap centered on kids clothing and gear will take place in the gym at Hope Lutheran Community Facility. Organized in collaboration with Roots Family Collaborative and Mom, What's Next?, this exchange is designed to help get children ready for summer. Participants can bring used clothing, gear, and toys for kids, place them in the designated drop-off areas, and then choose the items they need. Bringing a bag to carry selections is recommended. Contributing items is not required to participate. At last year’s event there was a wide variety of clothing, books, toys, and equipment for children from birth through age 12.

Hope Lutheran Church

Leadbetter & Degroots

The Leadbetter and Degroot family band delivers a high energy acoustic performance rooted in folk, bluegrass, blues, and rock. The set blends classic songs with originals from the heart, and features longform jams that keep the boogie going.

Murray Bar

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Double Header Bridger View Storage & Belgrade Self Storage Auctions

Montana Storage Auctions presents a spring double header with two back-to-back storage unit auctions. The opening event takes place at Bridgeview Storage and offers nine units for bidding. A second auction follows with seven more units available. The day highlights the excitement of discovery and the variety that comes with multiple units in succession. Registration occurs on site before bidding begins.

Bridger View Storage

Monsters of Destruction

See the Monsters of Destruction show. Ticket prices may be above face value because this is a resale marketplace.

Codd Dubz

Club Zebra is hosting CODD DUBZ. Get ready to experience a night of pk SOUND and Riddim. This is a 21+ event.

The Zebra

ABC’S of Cowboy Dressage

This clinic will cover the fundamentals of Cowboy Dressage, including discussion of the court, its symmetry, types, divisions, and tests. Show attire, gait variations, classes, and score sheets will also be addressed. Participants will learn the court both on the ground and in the saddle, focusing on challenge and open court scenarios. Lesson horses are available with instructor approval for a small fee. Participants should be comfortable riding independently at a walk and jog/trot. Those hauling horses must provide proof of current vaccinations and a negative Coggins test. Attending both days is highly recommended. Please bring snacks, lunch, water, hats, and sunscreen. All attendees receive a t-shirt.

Cedar Ridge Equine

Bridger Berries Summer Fruit Plant Sale

Bridger Berries Farm hosts a summer fruit plant sale featuring raspberries, strawberries, and lilacs. Guests are encouraged to bring their own pot to reduce plastic use. Street parking is available, and payment by cash or Venmo is preferred. The sale supports small farmers and offers a friendly way to take home berry plants.

Bridger Berries Farm

Sunday Brunch Live Music at Gallatin River Lodge

A Sunday brunch at Gallatin River Lodge pairs live music with a relaxed dining experience featuring Phil Madewell. Take in scenic views and savor dishes that showcase regional flavors while the performance sets a laid back tone for the meal.

Beads and Jewelry + Tiny Cute Things - Spring Craft Supply Swaps Livingston!!

This spring, a series of small, themed craft supply swaps in Livingston offers focused opportunities to exchange materials with people who share similar interests. This session highlights beads, jewelry making supplies, and other tiny decorative items, creating an easy way to seek out exactly what you need while connecting with makers who work with the same kinds of components. Additional gatherings in the series spotlight areas like fiber and yarn, sewing and needle arts, and a mix of artist mediums and paper crafts.

Creative Reuse Montana

Monsters of Destruction

See the Monsters of Destruction show.

Fox & Bones

A Portland based Post-Yacht Rock outfit showcases recent material built around the idea that keeping romance out of the band works best. The new songs echo that outlook across their latest output.

Bozeman Hot Springs

Wild Wisdom Collective- The Underground

Good Morning Cacao Ceremony — Wild Wisdom Restorative

Participate in a Good Morning Cacao Ceremony.

JUN1

Roots Family Collaborative

Pottery Workshop

A calming, hands-on pottery workshop created for parents who want to slow down, shape simple clay pieces, and reconnect in a welcoming, beginner-friendly setting. Tactile activities like pottery can help ease stress, support emotional regulation, and enhance well-being by engaging the senses and calming the nervous system. Participants will craft a few functional items to take home in a relaxed and supportive environment centered on creativity, presence, and connection. All materials and supplies are included, and no prior experience is needed... just bring a willingness to get your hands in clay and explore the process. Christine of Little Bird Painting and Design is an artist and maker, as well as a mother of two spirited children in a lively household of pets. She has been creating for as long as she can remember and finds deep joy in making work that connects with others in meaningful, personal ways. Her practice spans painting and printmaking, and she has recently embraced pottery for its tactile feel and its ability to bring beauty and function to everyday life. Including art in daily routines is central to her approach. Cost is $55. Scholarships are available if price is a barrier.

JUN3

Live Music - Little Jane

Little Jane, from the band Little Jane and the Pistol Whips, brings a country-Americana sound with touches of bluegrass to Gallatin River Lodge. Part of the lodge’s Wednesday Night Music series that showcases performers from Bozeman and across Montana, this performance unfolds in a relaxed setting with scenic views. Guests can enjoy the music alongside food and craft cocktails for an easygoing Montana evening.

Civic

Volunteer Orientation

This orientation session introduces prospective volunteers to Stafford Animal Shelter and the many ways to support its work. Participants learn about the shelter’s mission and history, take a guided tour, and explore what volunteering in a Fear Free centered environment involves. The session covers reading dog and cat body language, maintaining hygiene in shelter settings, enriching the lives of animals in care, and the steps for signing up for shifts. Volunteers contribute through dog walking, socialization and enrichment, cleaning and maintenance projects, creative tasks, and assistance with events. To get started, applicants complete a volunteer application and participate in training.

Stafford Animal Shelter

The Commons at Baxter and Love

Fundraisers

Love INC's 1PURPOSE Fundraising Gala

Love INC’s annual 1PURPOSE fundraising gala brings volunteers, donors, and partner churches together to support the ministry’s mission. With a Light the Night theme, the evening shines a spotlight on Love INC’s impact on the hearts and community members of Gallatin County, complemented by delicious food, meaningful fellowship, and a silent auction. The dress code is semi-formal.

Summer Outdoor Concert Series: The Waiting

The Summer Outdoor Concert Series, presented in partnership with Mighty Fine Time Live Events, welcomes a free performance from THE WAITING. This roadhouse rock and roll band is dedicated to honoring Tom Petty’s music with grit and heart, without costumes or lookalike theatrics. They focus on the spirit of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, his solo work, and his time with the Traveling Wilburys, delivering high-energy guitars, tight rhythms, and vocals that resonate with fans. Formed in 2013, they have toured the American West, winning over newcomers and longtime Petty listeners alike. Expect a set that spans well known favorites like Refugee along with deeper cuts. This appearance marks their first performance at the Shane Center and opens the season for the series. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own chairs. Food trucks and concessions will be available. Expanded bicycle parking will be on site, and additional vehicle parking is available at Lincoln School.

Mumford & Sons

Mumford & Sons bring their folk rock and indie sound to Bobcat Stadium for a live concert.

Bobcat Stadium

Mumford & Sons "Prizefighter Tour" Tickets Bozeman MT Bobcat Stadium MSU

Mumford & Sons bring the Prizefighter Tour to Bobcat Stadium at MSU in Bozeman, MT for a concert.

Bobcat Stadium

JUN5

Reverend Horton Heat at The ELM

Reverend Horton Heat appears at The ELM, joined by The Surfrajettes. Tickets and additional details are available through the event listing. DriveToyota is the official auto partner.

The ELM

Yellowstone Country's Got Talent

Yellowstone Country’s Got Talent is a family friendly showcase that gathers performers from many places to celebrate Montana’s arts community. Expect singing, dancing, circus feats, and more. The event now features separate Youth and Adult divisions, with standout acts in each moving on to live finals. In both divisions, a Grand Champion will receive $1,500 and a Runner Up will receive $500. A distinguished panel will guide the competition, including Russell Lewis, Artistic Director of the Shane Center, Bex Frucht, a local Story Wrangler, Jared Stein, Broadway Musical Director and Co-Founder of the Arts Incubator Ranch (A.I.R), and Colette Pengelley, a dancer, performer, entertainer, choreographer, and dance educator. Audience voting fills the role of the fifth and last judge and determines the Grand Champions in each division. Sponsors include Yellowstone Country Montana, Inc, Home2Suites, Walter & Regina Wunsch SPECTEC TIC, and Carol Lalani in Memory of Sal Lalani.

Fai Laci

At The Filling Station, Fai Laci brings a high-energy rock show centered on real connection. Led by founder and frontman Luke Faillaci, the Boston five-piece has grown a grassroots community around cathartic performances across the Northeast, amassing hundreds of thousands of monthly followers and millions of streams despite starting out with no label, publicist, or manager. The lineup features guitarists Anthony Cervone and Michael “Goldie” Goldblatt, bassist Cal Hamandi, and drummer Zack Putnam. Their debut album, Elephant in the Room, produced by Dan Auerbach at Easy Eye Sound in Nashville, blends the bite of punk, the strut of glam, and the flair of classic rock, delivered with bold swagger and a magnetic stage presence. The music ranges from the psychedelic twists and tempo shifts of Cure Upon the Hill to the dreamy, bittersweet pull of Beautifully Boring, with standouts like the decadent Sarasota and the tense, new wave-tinged Headlights. Writing duties are shared, the recordings aim to feel like a band playing together, and the mission is simple… get people to look up, connect, and have a great time. Guests to be announced.

The Filling Station

Livingston Christian Center

2026 Livingston Car Show

Celebrate automotive enthusiasm at the 2026 Livingston Car Show, hosted by Livingston Christian Center across Park Street from Town and Country. Participant sign-in costs $20, and general admission is free. Vendors are returning, so come hungry. Cash prizes will be awarded for Best in Show, People’s Choice, and Club Choice. For more information, contact Dustin at 406-220-1584.

Crosscut Mountain Sports Center

Women in the Woods Workshop

At Crosscut Mountain Sports Center, this women-led workshop brings together women landowners to build practical forest stewardship skills. Through hands-on instruction, participants learn safe chainsaw operation, ways to keep forests healthy, and how to stay safe in bear country. The cost is $40 and lunch is provided. All experience levels are welcome. To register, contact Ashley Machus at 406.542.4246 or ashley.machus@mt.gov. This program is supported by grant funding from the U.S. Forest Service in partnership with DNRC, with additional support from the Montana Tree Farm System.

Women's Fly Fishing Foundations 4 Week Course

Gain a clear start in fly fishing with a women-focused, four week course that builds real understanding from the ground up. Designed for beginners and aspiring anglers, the series explains how fly fishing works so participants can step onto the water with confidence. Sessions take place at Gallatin River Lodge in a small group setting that blends structured instruction with a relaxed, social atmosphere, and no prior experience or equipment is needed. Over four sessions, topics include essential gear and fly rod anatomy, entomology and fly selection with knots and rigging, trout habitat and how to read water along with river etiquette, and an introduction to fly casting and mending. The classroom-based format means there is no fishing during the meetings. The course includes a guided curriculum, small group instruction, and one glass of wine at each session with a nonalcoholic option. Instruction is led by Lindsay Kocka, founder of Aquila Women’s Fly Fishing Academy, and capacity is limited.

Women's Fly-Fishing Foundations 4 Week Series

This four week, women-focused classroom series offers a thorough introduction to fly fishing with an emphasis on trout. Led by Lindsay Kocka, founder of Aquila Women’s Fly Fishing Academy, and hosted by The Gallatin River Lodge, the program builds a solid foundation through instruction on gear and equipment, fly rod parts, essential knots, entomology and fly selection, and the basics of casting. The $380 ticket includes the complete curriculum and one glass of wine each week. No on-water fishing is included, and no equipment, prior experience, or fishing license is required. Group size is kept small, capacity is limited, and pre-registration is required. Week one focuses on gear, equipment, and fly rod anatomy. Week two covers entomology, fly choice, essential knots, and rigging. Week three addresses trout habitat, reading water, safe fish handling, stream etiquette, and stewardship. Week four introduces fly casting and mending.

Chai & Chanting

At Wild Wisdom Collective, this welcoming gathering features devotional chanting, a calm sense of community, and warm chai. Gentle rhythms support inward reflection, settle the mind, and lift the spirit. The setting encourages a slower pace with mindful breaths and meaningful connection. No prior experience is required. Attendance is free.

Sunday Brunch Live Music at Gallatin River Lodge

Gallatin River Lodge sets the scene for a Bozeman‑inspired brunch accompanied by live music. This installment features Richard Mayo, with tunes that pair well with flavorful dishes highlighting regional influences and peaceful views. The vibe leans into a relaxed Montana Sunday from start to finish.

JUN10

Live Music - Marcedes Carroll

Gallatin River Lodge hosts an evening of live music featuring Marcedes Carroll. Her style blends country, folk, and singer-songwriter traditions, drawing inspiration from artists such as Patsy Cline, Emmylou Harris, Linda Ronstadt, Willie Nelson, and Glen Campbell. The setting offers a relaxed Montana atmosphere with scenic surroundings, and food and cocktails are available to complement the performance.

JUN10

Dads Group Social

A special Dads Group Social honors fathers in the community and highlights both the joys and challenges of fatherhood as Father’s Day approaches. The gathering is at the Food Truck Park across from Roots, with light snacks and beverages provided by Roots and several food trucks available for additional options. Wander Birth Photography will be on site capturing “Dad & Me” moments. Attendees can tour Roots, let children play, connect with other dads in a similar season of life, and share feedback to help shape how the community supports fathers. The Dads Support Group offers a space to navigate the transition into parenthood, including shifts in identity, changes in partnership, and financial, recreational, and social stress. Recognizing that parenting is difficult and even more so without community, the group exists to support fathers.

Bozeman Food Truck Park

JUN11

Summer Outdoor Concert Series

The Summer Outdoor Concert Series, presented in partnership with Mighty Fine Time Live Events, features free performances by local and regional musicians on Thursday evenings. This installment spotlights Emma and the Ledge, a guitar-forward blues and funk fusion group from the Gallatin Valley. Drawing on influences like Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jimi Hendrix, Beth Hart, and other blues artists from the 1970s through the 1990s, the band brings a set of originals and reimagined covers. Emma and the Ledge has earned recognition across Montana, including multiple years as the top local blues band in Bozeman Magazine’s Reader’s Choice poll, along with other accolades. This marks the band’s first appearance at the Shane Center, and early arrival is suggested. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own chairs. Food trucks and concessions will be available. Expanded bicycle parking will be on site, with additional vehicle parking at Lincoln School.

JUN12

UFO viewing

The group meets at Belgrade Albertsons for a UFO viewing. Attendees should bring chairs and blankets for comfort. Telescopes will be on hand, along with simple ways to document what is seen. From there, the plan is to head to Dry Creek or Spring Hill for the watch.

Belgrade Albertsons

JUN12

The Pack Strings

The Murray Bar hosts The Pack Strings, an energetic acoustic quartet from Missoula, Montana. Rooted in Americana and shaped by influences from folk, rock, and bluegrass, the band settles into an easy groove as they rotate lead vocals, switch instruments, and blend rich harmonies. Expect inventive original songs alongside eclectic covers and distinctive versions of well known standards. The lineup features Marit Olson on fiddle, Connor Adams on bass, Silas Smith on guitar, and Chad Pickett on mandolin.

ABSAROKAS: Mountains Definded by Two Rivers | Paul Waldum Book Release & Artist Reception

At the Depot Center, artist and author Paul Waldum shares selections from his autobiography, paired with a book signing and a reception celebrating his work. This event is open to the public, but seating is limited.

Livingston Depot Center

Vintage Clothing Sale

Explore retro apparel, classic furniture, and offerings from other sellers, with a variety of unique items to browse and buy.

June OUTPOST – Bozeman – Returning to Center: The Labyrinth Walk for Integration & Healing

Female veterans gather in Bozeman for a guided walk on the Bozeman Public Library Labyrinth, an age-old tradition used for transition, reflection, and healing. Across history, warrior communities have treated labyrinths as a sacred threshold where the weight of battle can be released and the shift from survival back to humanity can begin. This walk follows a deliberate path that mirrors recovery and integration. Move inward to let go of what no longer serves, pause at the center to reconnect with your deepest self, then step outward with renewed clarity and strength. Through quiet, movement, and attentive presence, participants are invited to set aside unseen armor and remember who they are beyond service and survival. The focus is not speed, performance, or choosing the perfect route. It is about showing up, walking with intention, and making room for mental, emotional, and spiritual reflection within a supportive circle of fellow women who served. No prior experience is necessary, only a willingness to walk, reflect, and come back to center.

Bozeman Public Library

Fathers Day Celebration

Celebrate Father’s Day in SITKA style at SITKA Gear Bozeman with a family friendly afternoon honoring the dads who do it all. Enjoy complimentary drinks and ice cream, plus a grill serving burgers and hot dogs at no cost. Dads can take part in free raffles held throughout the event, featuring gear and other giveaways.

SITKA Gear Bozeman

JUN14

Gallatin River Lodge sets the scene for a Bozeman-inspired brunch accompanied by live music. This edition spotlights Richard Mayo. Flavorful dishes, regional tastes, and peaceful views come together as the performance shapes an easygoing Montana Sunday atmosphere.

JUN24

Live Music - Little Jane

Little Jane, from Little Jane and the Pistol Whips, brings country Americana with an occasional bluegrass flair to Gallatin River Lodge. As part of the Wednesday Night Music series, the evening highlights performers from Bozeman and around Montana, pairing live music with scenic views and an easygoing Big Sky atmosphere. Take in the tunes along with fresh air, great food, and craft cocktails.

JUN24

Bozeman Public Library 626 E Main St, Bozeman, MT 59715

“Raptors” with Steve Hoffman ~ MRF Speaker Series ~ Bozeman

A free MRF Speaker Series program at the Bozeman Public Library features a raptor-focused presentation by Steve Hoffman, coordinator for the Bridger fall migration raptor count and a co-founder of HawkWatch International. The talk takes place in the Community Room. Seating is limited to 150 people.

JUN25

Summer Outdoor Concert Series: JOHN ROBERTS Y PAN BLANCO

Presented in partnership with Mighty Fine Time Live Events, the Summer Outdoor Concert Series showcases free performances by local and regional musicians. This installment features John Roberts y Pan Blanco, a large, horn driven band led by pianist and composer John Roberts. He began playing piano at age five while growing up on a ranch in southeastern Montana, later earning a BA in Music Performance from Montana State University-Billings and a Master of Fine Arts in Western Orchestral Performance from the California Institute of the Arts. His career has included performances in all 50 states and on stages around the world. The group returns for a third year at the series. Last summer they had the pavilion dancing and brought salsa instructors who taught new steps on the floor. Attendees can bring their own chairs. Food trucks and concessions will be available. Expanded bicycle parking will be on site, and additional vehicle parking can be found at Lincoln School.

JUN26

South Cottonwood Creek Trail

Fresh Air Families: Tuckerman Park

Fresh Air Families offers a family-friendly outing on the South Cottonwood Creek Trail, where a shaded, mostly flat path follows a creek and is well suited for strollers and for young children who like to splash. Benches are frequent, and there are opportunities to stop for water along the way. This weekly summer program is designed for parents and caregivers to explore local trails and parks while building meaningful community. It emphasizes the restorative benefits of time outside, inviting participants to shift the scenery, feel grounded, breathe, and enjoy simple moments of sunshine and movement. All families are welcome, including expecting parents. No hiking experience is required, and everyone can move at a comfortable pace, take snack breaks, connect with others, form smaller groups, turn back early, or continue longer. For the comfort and safety of all participants, especially the youngest, dogs are not included.

JUN27

Watchhouse at The ELM

This concert features Watchhouse performing at The ELM, with Two Runner also appearing. Sponsors of live entertainment in Montana include @DriveToyota, @MontanaKnifeCo, and @GrooveMT.

The ELM

JUN27

Equine Bodywork Essentials Clinic

Held at WB Ranch Company, this clinic is tailored for horse owners and explores the anatomy and biomechanics of the horse. Instruction focuses on safe, effective bodywork methods that support musculoskeletal health, giving owners practical techniques to apply in their regular care routines.

WB Ranch Company

JUN27

Gallatin River Lodge presents live music with Brendan Nolan as part of its Wednesday Night Music series. The series highlights local talent from Bozeman and across Montana, with scenic views and a laid-back Big Sky Country atmosphere. Attendees can enjoy the music alongside food and craft cocktails.

JUL25

Mighty Mystic live at “Reggae Fest” Shane Center, Livingston, MT 7/25

Mighty Mystic will deliver a live performance at “Reggae Fest” at the Shane Center in Livingston, Montana. Additional details will be shared as they become available.

JUL25

American Legion Poker Ride

American Legion Riders Chapter 30 presents its annual poker run, beginning and ending at The American Legion Club 30 in Belgrade, Montana. New stops for this year’s route will be announced soon, and participants can expect prizes, food, and plenty of fun.

JUL26

Sunday Brunch Live Music at Gallatin River Lodge

A relaxed brunch with a Bozeman touch pairs with live music at Gallatin River Lodge, featuring music from Phil Madewell. Savor regional flavors and take in the scenic surroundings while the soundtrack sets an easygoing Montana vibe, creating a warm setting for families and friends to enjoy time together.

JUL31

Freezer Burn Party

The inaugural Freezer Burn Party serves as the closing celebration of Elk Week and launches the 2026 big game hunting season. Held in the MTNTOUGH parking lot, at the MTNTOUGH Fitness Lab, the evening highlights good food, cold beer, and connection across the hunting community. Expect multiple cooking stations, complimentary beer from Bridger Brewing, and raffles with enticing prizes that support the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation. The focus is making the most of wild game already in the freezer. Guests may bring their own ground venison or a few steaks to prepare at Traeger-powered grilling stations on site, with the simple guideline to pack enough to feed themselves and one guest. This is not a meat donation event, rather a friendly opportunity to cook, share, and enjoy wild game together. Whether gearing up for fall or gathering with fellow hunters, it offers a relaxed way to cap the season.

JUL31

Fresh Air Families: Hyalite Reservoir (Westshore)

A weekly summer program at Hyalite Reservoir invites parents and caregivers to spend time on the trail while building community. Grounded in Roots’ focus on well-being through time outside, this outing offers a relaxed, welcoming environment for all families, including those who are expecting. No hiking experience is needed. Participants can move at a comfortable pace, pause for snacks, connect with others, split into smaller groups, turn around early, or stay for the full outing. Bring water, snacks, sunscreen, hats, and anything else your family may need. For the comfort and safety of the group, dogs should remain at home. Advance registration is requested to serve as a waiver and to support planning.

Hyalite Reservoir

AUG2

Sunday Brunch Live Music at Gallatin River Lodge

At Gallatin River Lodge, Sunday brunch pairs live music with a relaxed Montana vibe. Featuring Richard Mayo, this gathering offers satisfying dishes that highlight local tastes and views that invite lingering while the music sets an easy rhythm. A welcoming pick for families and friends, perfect for turning Sunday brunch into a favorite summer ritual.

AUG5

Live Music - Little Jane

Enjoy an evening of live music at Gallatin River Lodge featuring Little Jane of Little Jane and the Pistol Whips. Her set blends country Americana with a hint of bluegrass. As part of the lodge’s evening music series highlighting performers from Bozeman and across Montana, this event pairs great tunes with scenic views and a relaxed Montana atmosphere, along with food and craft cocktails.

AUG5

Paint Your Partner

Settle in for a lively two-hour class centered on painting your partner’s portrait as they sit across from you. Learn how to capture facial features and blend skin tones to create a strong likeness. No experience is needed, and beginners are welcome. All materials are included. Expect plenty of laughter... more than a few participants have laughed until they cried.

DEC31