Events in Bozeman, MT

Celebrate Homecoming Weekend with a high energy pep rally that builds excitement for the big game. Coach Vigen and select players will fire up the crowd alongside the Spirit of the West Marching Band and the MSU Spirit Squad, bringing Bobcat pride to the heart of downtown. Attendees are eligible for a chance to win prizes provided by downtown business sponsors.

An immersive cacao, breathwork, and sound healing ceremony invites participants to explore third eye awakening while honoring the body’s innate capacity to heal. The experience blends yogic pranayama with insights from western psychology, South American shamanic traditions, and harmonic sound to create a supportive, peak-state container. Ceremonial cacao serves as a gentle, heart-opening foundation that nurtures self-connection. Shamanic breathwork is presented as an activating practice associated with shifts in brainwave patterns and the release of neurochemicals that can support healing, clarity, and expanded awareness. A restorative sound journey then helps integrate the process at a deep and lasting level. As the third eye opens, participants may notice feel-good neurochemicals, including DMT, which is linked to lucidity and heightened perception, fostering access to inner wisdom, authentic truth, and creative potential. The facilitators emphasize that they are not shamans, and that the true medicine arises from within each participant. They offer tools and hold space so personal intelligence and transformation can unfold. This gathering welcomes both first-timers and seasoned practitioners, and no prior experience is required. For comfort, attendees are encouraged to wear easy-to-move-in clothing and bring a yoga mat, blanket, pillow, and a journal. This experience is not suitable for those with severe heart or medical conditions, epilepsy, or for those who are pregnant. Space is limited, all sales are final, and refunds are not available due to limited capacity.

Maria Bamford appears at The ELM. Tickets and more information are available. Live entertainment in Montana is supported by DriveToyota, MontanaKnifeCo, and GrooveMT.

This is a free indoor class on the west side of the main building that covers the fundamentals of caring for houseplants. Geared toward beginners and those with some experience, it offers clear, practical tips to help indoor plants thrive.

Explore the remarkable adaptations of birds of prey while learning about MRCC's mission and meeting raptor ambassadors. Each presentation features a distinct theme, and attendees may choose one session or take part in multiple. Tickets are required, and each presentation is limited to 50 participants. Admission is $10 per person, with free entry for children under 4. MRCC is a raptor hospital and is not open to the public outside of scheduled events. For details or questions, contact education@montanaraptor.org or 406-585-1211.

Concluding ArtWeek Park County, Livingston's end-of-summer arts festival, this live Fine Art Auction brings together artists, guests, and local talent in a deluxe setting inside the historic Livingston Depot. The auction showcases standout work from across the region and reflects ArtWeek's commitment to celebrating Park County's creative legacy, forging new relationships, and supporting local artists. Centered on community-wide engagement with the arts, it highlights the area's vibrant creativity and enriches the cultural landscape of Park County.

Broad Comedy brings a live comedy performance to The ELM. The event is presented with support from Drive Toyota, Montana Knife Co, and Groove MT.

A calming ceremony weaves a soothing sound bath with the gentle support of Reiki energy to quiet the mind, relax the body, and restore a sense of energetic balance. As layers of sound move through the room, Reiki is available to those who wish to receive it, encouraging deep rest and a natural, free-flowing energy. Settle in, let go of what feels heavy, and welcome healing.

Deer Tick performs at The ELM, joined by Presley Haile. Listed sponsors of live entertainment in Montana include @DriveToyota, @MontanaKnifeCo, and @GrooveMT.

PNKBZN is a community-wide effort to increase breast cancer education and encourage annual mammograms. Shopping downtown helps direct contributions to organizations that support awareness initiatives, funding, and research.

This annual show celebrates sports and Pokemon trading cards.

Music at the Maze brings live music to the Bozeman Straw Bale Maze with a performance by Montana songwriter Sterling Drake. His songs lean into candid storytelling shaped by western landscapes, communities, and livelihoods, and he and his band have appeared at gatherings such as the National Cowboy Poetry Gathering, Under the Big Sky, and AmericanaFest, underscoring their place in the country and roots community. Experience live music woven into the maze setting, with additional local support to be announced. Admission is $25 at the gate.

Big Thief brings the Somersault Slide 360 Tour to The ELM for a live performance. Live entertainment in Montana is supported by sponsors DriveToyota, MontanaKnifeCo, and GrooveMT.

Shovels & Rope perform at The ELM. Listed sponsors of live entertainment in Montana include @DriveToyota, @MontanaKnifeCo, and @GrooveMT.

Grieving a pet is never easy. This monthly support group provides a welcoming space for anyone mourning a loss, facing a difficult diagnosis, preparing for goodbye, or honoring an anniversary of a companion’s passing. Offered in partnership with Heather Linn of Hope & Hands Counseling, the meeting is open to all and free to attend.

The first-ever Bozeman Film Festival is on the way. An all-access VIP Yellowstone Pass is available for $100.

Adam Ray brings the WHO IS ME Tour to The ELM for an early performance. Live entertainment in Montana is supported by @DriveToyota, @MontanaKnifeCo, and @GrooveMT.

Give unused art and craft supplies a second life at a community swap centered on sharing and creative reuse. Almost any type of material is welcome as long as it is in good, workable condition. Participants can drop off items they no longer need, then browse an organized selection of free supplies contributed by others. Everyone is welcome, and there is no requirement to bring materials to take part, though those who do contribute will have the first chance to shop. Attendees are encouraged to choose only what they can genuinely use, keeping the focus on reducing waste and saving money rather than stockpiling. Any items left at the end will be redistributed through Creative Reuse Montana.

A new moon can be a gentle invitation to pause, recalibrate, and start anew. Mother Roots is a monthly circle for mothers at any stage of the journey, whether expecting, newly postpartum, or seasoned. Participants gather in community to share the ongoing path of becoming. This is a peer-to-peer support group facilitated by a trained guide who is also a mother, offering a compassionate, nonjudgmental space where wisdom and support flow across generations. The format blends structure with flexibility and includes simple, enjoyable ritual that nurtures connection, nourishment, and intention at the start of a new lunar cycle. Conversations often explore feeling overwhelmed or burnt out, partner relationships, balancing work and life, identity shifts, resources available in the community, and practical ways to reach out for help.

At The 1900, an 80s prom-themed murder mystery unfolds with dinner, live music, and an auction as guests team up to crack the case. Bright neon, big hair, and nostalgia set the scene for a playful whodunnit. Proceeds benefit Elevate Montessori, supporting high-quality early childhood education for local families through teacher wages, affordable tuition, classroom materials, and professional development. Community members and businesses may sponsor the event or contribute auction items.

Prepare for your amateur radio license exam with a testing session coordinated by HARCMT. Participants need to register with the FCC to obtain an FRN and must preregister so that all paperwork is in order before the exam. Sessions are offered on the Saturday prior to the monthly club meeting, which takes place on the third Monday of the month. Examinations are held at the Belgrade Chamber of Commerce.

Shakey Graves appears as part of the Fondness, Etc. Tour. The announcement also recognizes DriveToyota, Montana Knife Company, and Groove MT as sponsors of live entertainment in Montana.

Zoltan Kaszas appears at The ELM as part of the WORLDWIDE(ish) TOUR. Support for live entertainment in Montana comes from @DriveToyota, @MontanaKnifeCo, and @GrooveMT.

A bingo night brings fun, laughs, and friendly competition in support of a great cause. Attendees can look forward to exciting prizes, time with fellow members, and the chance to give back while playing. It is all about calling bingo for a purpose.

At the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Bozeman, this women-centered drum circle welcomes experienced players and first-time participants alike. Instruments to borrow will be available, and a short introduction is offered beforehand to get everyone comfortable. The atmosphere is lighthearted and upbeat. A suggested contribution of $20 per woman is requested, payable by cash, check, or credit card only. Tickets are not required; the ticket link simply provides more information.

Local businesses across Downtown Bozeman offer a safe setting for traditional trick-or-treating, as more than 100 businesses welcome children and families with candy, spooky costumes, and festive decorations.

CSCMT’s Rays of Hope Gala transforms The Commons at Baxter and Love into an evening centered on community and compassion. Friends, families, and community members come together to honor strength, resilience, and connection while supporting Cancer Support Community Montana. The program includes a gourmet dinner, live and silent auctions, and heartfelt stories from people whose lives have been touched by cancer, along with meaningful ways to further the mission. Proceeds benefit CSCMT’s free programs and services, including support groups, counseling, wellness classes, retreats, and more, helping ensure no one faces cancer alone.

Cal Poly visits the Montana State Bobcats at Bobcat Stadium in Bozeman. With conference play in full swing, the stakes are high, and every possession could affect the standings. The teams bring different styles that set up momentum swings and a result that is tough to call. The distinctive college football setting adds to the atmosphere for a compelling matchup.

Swan Lake arrives at The BoZone in a grand staging from World Ballet Company, where destiny and enchantment intertwine in a classic struggle. A cast of 50 international dancers performs in more than 150 hand sewn costumes against hand crafted sets. With Tchaikovsky’s score soaring, signature moments appear throughout, including the Dance of the Little Swans and the Black Swan’s 32 fouettés. The performance runs about 2 hours and 30 minutes and includes a 20 minute intermission. Recommended for ages 5 and up. Based in Los Angeles and led by Sasha Gorskaya and Gulya Hartwick, World Ballet Company tours beloved classics nationwide with the belief that ballet is for everyone, welcoming newcomers and longtime fans alike. The ensemble features renowned professional dancers from more than ten countries and has visited over 300 cities, sharing performances with more than 500,000 audience members.

A monthly new moon circle invites mothers at every stage of the journey, from expecting to new to seasoned, to pause, reset, and start fresh together. In a caring, judgment-free setting, participants connect around the joys and challenges of motherhood while sharing the evolving path of becoming. This peer-to-peer support group is guided by a trained facilitator who is also a mother, creating space for intergenerational wisdom and meaningful conversation. The gathering blends structure with flexibility and includes simple ritual and a touch of fun, all centered on the fresh-start energy of the new moon to foster connection, nourishment, and intention. Conversations often explore feeling overwhelmed or burnt out, partner relationships, work and life balance, identity shifts, local resources, and ways to ask for help.

Railroad Earth brings a live concert to The ELM. Tickets are available for this show. Sponsors supporting live entertainment in Montana include Drive Toyota, Montana Knife Co, and GrooveMT.

Prepare for your amateur radio exam with a focused testing session hosted by HARCMT at the Belgrade Chamber of Commerce. An FCC Registration Number is required, so obtain your FRN in advance. Preregistration is also needed to ensure all paperwork is ready before the test. Sessions are typically scheduled for the Saturday before the club’s monthly meeting, which takes place on the third Monday. Examinations start promptly, and participants should plan to arrive a little early for check-in.

Downtown Bozeman Ladies' Night offers a lively evening in the heart of town, perfect for a bit of early holiday shopping. Enjoy specials on dinner and drinks along the way and plenty of chances to spend time with friends. Recognized as a much-anticipated downtown event for the season, it creates a festive atmosphere for browsing, sipping, and catching up together.

The Brothers Comatose perform live at The ELM. The announcement also acknowledges support for live entertainment in Montana from DriveToyota, MontanaKnifeCo, and GrooveMT.

The twelfth Funksgiving arrives at The ELM featuring special guest Revel Day with Desperate Electric. Support for live entertainment in Montana comes from DriveToyota, MontanaKnifeCo, and GrooveMT.

Small Business Saturday celebrates independent shops during one of the busiest shopping weekends of the year. Shoppers are encouraged to support their favorite downtown stores, choose local businesses for their purchases, and help strengthen the local economy. Every purchase made close to home adds up, showing how shopping small can have a big impact.

Main Street comes alive for Downtown Bozeman’s longstanding holiday tradition, where Santa travels the street, leads carols, and helps light the downtown decorations alongside a group of festive companions. Families and friends can take part in cheerful activities and enjoy traditional holiday treats throughout the event. Event buttons are available for purchase at locations around Bozeman. The Bozeman Daily Chronicle provides the complete schedule, including a printed insert in the newspaper in advance.

Mother Roots is a monthly new moon circle created for mothers at every stage, from expectant to new to seasoned. It offers a pause to reset with intention, connect with others, and honor fresh beginnings under the energy of a new moon. The group is peer to peer with guidance from a trained facilitator who is also a mother, fostering a compassionate, nonjudgmental space that bridges generations. Each gathering blends simple ritual with a thoughtful yet flexible structure that makes room for honest conversation, nourishment, and connection. Conversations often explore feeling overwhelmed or burnt out, partner relationships, work and family balance, identity shifts that come with parenting, community resources, and practical ways to ask for help.

Filling Station presents NYE - a la mode, featuring STiLGONE, Jazz Cabbage, and Daily Confused. The event is restricted to those 21 years of age and older.