Events in Bozeman today

Outlaw Brewing hosts a free to play trivia night that welcomes all skill levels. Each evening features two games with three rounds apiece, and every round draws inspiration from well known game shows. Expect more than standard question and answer trivia... look for word jumbles, picture rounds, and other playful challenges, plus opportunities to win prizes.

Drink The Sea brings its boundary pushing live show to The ELM in Bozeman as part of the supergroup’s second world tour and in anticipation of the third studio album, “Drink The Sea III,” set for worldwide release through Barrett Martin’s Sunyata Records and Sony Orchard Digital Music. The original lineup features Peter Buck (R.E.M.), Barrett Martin (Screaming Trees, Mad Season), Alain Johannes (Eleven, QOTSA), Duke Garwood, percussionist Lisette Garcia, and bassist Dune Butler. The performance runs about two and a half hours, weaving songs from the first two albums with new material from the forthcoming release. Films by award winning filmmaker Tad Fettig are also part of the show.

A weekly community stretch takes place on the lawn at Beall Park. Everyone is welcome, including all ages and all levels of flexibility, and participation is not limited to guests. If it rains, the meet-up moves under the park pavilion and complimentary snacks are offered.

A weekly Women’s Circle at the Park County Drop In Center offers a welcoming, no-cost space facilitated by licensed mental health therapists. This group brings women together to encourage one another, discuss healthy boundaries, reflect on self worth and identity, grow confidence, and navigate obstacles. It is grounded in care, empowerment, connection, and thoughtful conversation.

Matt Kline of Miracle Ear offers hearing aid cleanings, hearing screenings, and answers to hearing-related questions. These services are available during his monthly visits.

Game Night Live brings a rock-driven spin on bingo paired with Rockstar Trivia to Colombo's Pizza & Pasta. Instead of calling numbers, the playlist drives the game as players mark off songs across classic rock, oldies, hip hop, country, and memorable movie and TV soundtracks. Each bingo card is unique, keeping the pace lively and the action unpredictable. When the music wraps, the spotlight shifts to trivia with eight high-energy questions that test knowledge and fire up the room. It is a seamless blend of music, bingo, and brainteasers for a memorable night.

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.

Enjoy an easygoing music jam featuring bluegrass and more. Musicians can bring a stringed instrument to take part, while listeners are welcome to relax and tap along to the tunes.

Northern Arizona travels to Bozeman for a nonconference clash with Montana State at Bobcat Stadium. The matchup features the Lumberjacks’ up tempo style against the Bobcats’ physical brand of football. Results like this can shape early season momentum and carry FCS postseason implications. With the buzz of the Gallatin Valley setting the scene, a few decisive moments could determine the outcome.

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.