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Quirky Sondheim musical brings indoor theatre back to Shane
The Shane Lalani Center for the achieving our goals. what role the Arts 3pm. Tickets are $20 for adults, $15
Arts has announced the return of Both funny and poignant, the should play in a for seniors and college students, and
community theatre productions to musical follows Dionysos, Greek god world beset by war, $10 for youth 17 and under. To
the Dulcie Theatre with Stephen of wine and drama, and his slave, pestilence, and make reservations, visit www.the-
Sondheim’s musical comedy The Xanthias, on a journey to Hades to short-sighted folly. shanecenter.org or call (406)
Frogs from October 22nd through collect renowned critic and play- The Frogs runs 222-1420.
November 14th. wright George Bernard Shaw so that weekends from Committed to community health,
Loosely based on a comedy he may enlighten the easily misled Oct. 22nd through the Shane Center is exercising cau-
written in 405 B.C. by Aristophanes, masses of Earth. Along the way, Nov. 14th. tion in the return to live indoor pro-
The Frogs was freely adapted by Dionysos and Xanthias meet Performances take gramming. Seating is limited to 50
Sondheim and Burt Shevelove in the Herakles and Pluto, of course, but place in the Dulcie seats for each show to allow for audi-
mid-70s, and later expanded and also Chekhov, Ibsen, Brecht, and a Theatre at the ence distancing. Other health proto-
further tinkered with by Nathan creepy chorus of frogs. When Shane Lalani cols may be in place, including audi-
Lane. The Frogs uses the setting of Shakespeare shows up and declaims Center for the Arts ence mask requirements.
ancient Greece to playfully explore his greatness the battle of wits in Livingston. The Frogs is generously sponsored
two of the great challenges of begins in earnest. The Frogs deftly Show times are by Joann Gibson, SPECTEC/TIC –
human existence: confronting our mixes Aristophanes’ pratfall satire Fridays and Walter & Regina Wunsch, First
fears and challenging the with an amazing Sondheim score, Saturdays at 8pm Interstate Bank, and Yellowstone
distractions that prevent us from and takes up the serious issue of and Sundays at Valley Lodge & Grill. •
Bozeman MADE fair Organics, local goods & communtiy at
returns for single-day winter markets
showcase Last year, the Bozeman Winter
Farmers’ Market made the neces-
of the fall gems. The markets show-
case food and farm product vendors
market season. Why the apostrophe
in the name? Because this market
sary move to the Gallatin County that allow shoppers to cross off was created by farmers, and contin-
The Bozeman MADE fair is encouraged when social distancing is Fairgrounds to accommodate the everything on their grocery lists. ues to be operated by farmers, for
fast approaching, with event organ- not an option, and the layout at the constantly evolving health crisis. The Mark your calendars! Future mar- farmers. The focus is on food and
izers excited to connect artists with upcoming Bozeman MADE fair will market is staying put for its just kets are scheduled for: November agricultural products. In addition to
the Gallatin Valley community once have additional room to roam. announced 2021 event series. 13th, 20th and December 18th, with vegetables, you can find grassfed
again. The event will take place The one-day event will once Following the opening market late more to follow in ‘22. All events are meats, cheeses, farm fresh eggs, fer-
11am–5pm at Brick Breeden again feature indoor trick-or-treating last month, exhibitors and shoppers FREE of admission and open to the mented vegetables and kombucha,
Fieldhouse and is set for Sunday, and an all-ages costume contest at will have plenty of space at those public. Masks are required for entry. honey, artisan breads and baked
October 31st – Halloween! Shop 1pm. New moms can enjoy some upcoming. The markets are on select Please follow the market on social goods, syrups, jams and preserves,
and discover a curated collection of quiet feeding time for the littles at Saturdays from 9am–noon. The next media for up to date information. grains and oils, wool, locally grown
over 170 local and regional artists. the family care area provided by the is set for October 9th with an addi- Kicking off its new season, the and blended teas, ethically sourced
You can expect to see everything Gallatin Breastfeeding Coalition. tional market on Oct. 23rd. Bozeman Winter Farmers’ Market coffee, locally pressed juices, and
from affordable, functional works of Make a day of it with your friends The winter market comes at that has grown from the demand for a much more, all under one roof !
art to fine heirloom pieces and enjoy strolling the aisles and time of the season where summer’s direct producer-to-consumer experi- Learn more at www.bozemanwin-
bounty is still available along with all ence beyond the traditional summer termarket.com. •
Intricacies of human relationships
explored in Blue Slipper staging
There’s still time to catch the women. Simple conversations over writing is a study in the subtleties of
Blue Slipper Theatre’s return to the tea reveal a deep rift between two human conversation.
stage with three final performances sisters, common loss, betrayal, and A play by Mark O’Rowe, the cast
of The Approach. Curtains up on manipulation. features Cara Wilder, Quenby
Friday and Saturday, October 1st Underlying O’Rowe’s seemingly Iandiorio and Meriweather
and 2nd, at 8pm, as well as a closing benign dialogue about book clubs Campbell. The local production is
matinee on Sunday, Oct. 3rd at and kitchen remodels are unsettling directed by Sherry Pikul.
3pm. All will be held at the Story moments where the character’s com- Tickets for remaining stagings of
Mansion in Bozeman. mon memories and experiences are The Approach are $20 plus fees and
Written in three scenes that take called into question. O’Rowe creates are available through www.blues-
place over about five years, O’Rowe a complex puzzle of human interac- lipper.org. Seating is limited. The
artfully depicts the complexity of a tion, demonstrating the character’s Story Mansion is located at 811 S
long-term relationship between three evolving human perspective. His Willson Ave. •
at the show. supporting your local artists. Visit
Though entry and parking are www.handmademontana.com
free to attendees, those interested in for additional details, access to VIP
a head start on shopping can pur-
chase a New VIP Pass valid for an
tickets, and to pre-shop all of the
participating artists. Suds-assisted silliness at Oktoberfest
hour before the show opens to the The MADE fair is a modern art
public. Beat the crowds with a $10
VIP pass to gain entry from
and handcrafted market featuring
local and regional artists and mak-
starring the Brewery Follies
10–11am. All ticket proceeds will go ers. Events are a curated collection Enjoy one last hurrah before the person admission includes a juicy (406) 585-0595. This event is for
to a Gallatin County non-profit. of skilled artisans as well as a hand- snowy season when Rockin’ TJ bratwurst bar, frosty mugs of beer, those 21+. Find Rockin’ TJ on
Attendees: please bring a non-per- ful of non-profits. The MADE fair’s Ranch presents the revival of its the hilarious Brewery Follies show, Facebook for updated event infor-
ishable food item to help support the mission is to increase awareness of annual Oktoberfest celebration on and more! Space is limited, so mation.
Gallatin Valley Food Bank. handmade goods as an alternative to Saturday, October 16th from reserve your seats NOW by calling The variety show is highlighted
Last year, handMADE Montana mass-produced items and support 7–9:30pm. “Beer, by celebrity impersonations, sketch
made the difficult and responsible local and regional small craft busi- Brats & the Brewery comedy and live music. The mission
decision to cancel all of its in-person nesses by providing a place to sell Follies” will feature of this hilarious comedy cabaret is
events. Energy and time was instead their goods. an evening of fun, simple: to make you laugh while
put into promoting artists through handMADE Montana provides laughter and brews these crazy entertainers make fun of
the website and social media. With opportunities to artists of all levels, as this wacky, zany just about everything you can think
the recent success of the Missoula from the hobbyist to the seasoned comedy troupe of.
Summer MADE fair, organizers are professional. It was recently given returns in 2021. Rockin’ TJ Ranch is located four
cautiously proceeding with the fall the Retailer of the Year Award by If you haven’t miles west of the Gallatin Valley
and holiday events. Masks are the Made in Montana program. • had the opportunity Mall at 651 Lynx Lane. Visit
to see the Brewery www.rockingtjranch.com for
Follies in Virginia further information about the
City, here’s your venue, booking options, and other
chance! A $65 per upcoming events. •
Chamber hosts city candidate forum &
professional gatherings
Bozeman Area Chamber of Candidate Forum from 11am–1pm. largest private, family owned bank in
Commerce will present Business The afternoon will include 6-minute Montana, serving as the Treasure
Before Hours on Thursday, presentations by prospective may- State’s premier financial center for
October 6th from 7:30–8:30am. oral, city commission and Bozeman personal, business, agriculture, com-
The event will be hosted by Gallatin Municipal Court judges. Each can- mercial developers and real estate
Valley Pediatric Dentistry at 3980 didate will be given an opportunity owners.
Valley Commons Dr. The youth to share their platforms with city Bozeman Chamber gatherings
clinic offers quality dental care voters. The forum will take place at and other forums provide a business
with a fun, interactive experience Riverside Country Club, located at networking outlet for members and
that educates its patients in an 2500 Springhill Rd. in Bozeman. others. Visit www.bozemancham-
effort to establish a positive view of The next Business After ber.com to register for any of these
oral health as they mature into Hours will take place Thursday, events and to learn more. Event
adulthood. Oct. 28th from 5:30–7pm. Stockman admission may be included with
On Wednesday, Oct. 13th, a Bank will host the event at its Kagy membership. The Chamber Center
Business & Community branch, located at 1815 S 19th Ave. is located at 2000 Commerce Way in
Conversation will feature a City Founded in 1953, Stockman is the Bozeman. •
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O ctOber 01, 2021 • t he b O Z One • P age 3a
MOR houses lectures, creeptastic theater & two new exhibits
Museum of the and strategies to mitigate or duction includes disasters, untimely of women. Created to recognize the
Rockies is back in prevent such occurrences. The deaths, ghastly creatures, and more 100th anniversary of the 19th
the saddle with a lecture is open to the public. based on authentic research. They Amendment to the U.S. Constitution
number of upcom- Visit the Gallatin Valley all prove one thing, sometimes life is giving women the right to vote, the
ing events, those Friends of the Sciences website scarier than fiction. exhibition illuminates where women
educational and of for link access. NEW this year: Following the have been, where they are now and
the spooky variety. Kick off the eeriest time of planetarium show, explore the his- where they are going, and celebrates
First up is a lec- year with International toric Tinsley House by lantern light, trailblazers who have redefined what
ture featuring local Observe the Moon Night if you dare! Enjoy original spooky it means to be a woman. More than
artist John on Saturday, Oct. 16th. sculptures by MSU arts & architec- 70 images depict women from over
Haworth on Attendees will be looking at ture students, have your fortune 30 countries, offering a glimpse into
Tuesday, October the Moon through telescopes read, and enjoy a seasonal treat. the lives of women worldwide
5th. Present by on the museum’s grounds. The Due to some mature content and throughout the past century.
Bozeman Art sky gazing begins at 7pm and the dark conditions of the planetari- The second changing exhibit is
Museum, is included with membership. um, this production is recommended Environmental Impact II.
“Contemporary Advance registration required for ages 10 and up. Sponsored by Featuring more than 50 artworks,
Native American through the Museum website. Stockman Bank and Philip and including paintings, photography,
Art” begins at 7pm Haunted Mountain Marlene Saccoccia, tickets are $16 for sculptures, and film, it focuses on
and is open to the Theater is back in 2021 with adults and $12 for kids ages 10 to 17. generating public attention sur-
public. The talk chilling theater appropriate for Finally, an annual tradition will rounding environmental issues and
accompanies the the season. Performances will usher in a weekend of costumes and unintended consequences of human
Art Museum’s cur- be held Friday and Saturday trick-or-treating on Saturday, Oct. interaction with nature. Topics cov-
rent exhibit, nights at 7pm and 8:30pm, 30th. The Family Grossology ered in this exhibit include global
‘ReCouping Sovereignty: Native Included with membership or $7.50 Oct. 22nd–30th. A special matinee Halloween Party will take place climate change, the Gulf oil spill,
Artists Amend the Narrative,’ now for non-members. is scheduled for All Hallow’s Eve, from 2–5pm. Come in costume to unabated logging and mining, loss
showing at 2612 W Main, Ste. B. Co-sponsored by MOR, the Sunday, Oct. 31st at 3pm. see disgusting science, make some of bee populations, and more.
Following Wednesday, Oct. 6th, 2021 Science Inquiry Lecture Series The Rockies are filled with ghast- icky crafts, and check out what your Discover the fragility and hopeful
enjoy the next installment in MOR’s proceeds virtually with another ly historic events, unsettling tales, scabs look like on the big screen. resiliency of our world through the
Presenting Prehistory: A interesting discussion on Wednesday, and supernatural creatures that are Spooky stories and goody bags make eyes of more than 20 leading con-
Paleontology Lecture Series. Oct. 13th. “When Viruses Jump beyond our mortal comprehension. this the perfect family costume party temporary artists.
“Chickens on Steroids & the – Disease Transmission from Come face to face with these spine- for all mad scientists! Included with MOR is open from 9am–5pm
Evolution of Avian Dinosaurs” Animals to Humans” will begin tingling stories that haunt this membership or admission. daily. Wearing a face mask inside of
is set for 5:30pm. Join guest speaker at 7pm via Zoom. How and why do region. Also at MOR, two new exhibits the museum is strongly encouraged.
Dr. Dana Rashid, Research some pathogens in wild animal Haunted Mountain Theater brings open Oct. 9th. First up is Women: For more information about fea-
Professor of Cell Biology at MSU to species make the jump to domestic the Northern Rocky Mountains’ A Century of Change. Drawing tured exhibits, Taylor Planetarium
learn about how their investigation animal and human species? Dr. spookier history and folklore to life from the acclaimed National showings, and membership details,
of avian dinosaur tails has revealed a Raina Plowright, MSU Associate through an approximately 50-minute Geographic photo archives, it show- visit www.museumoftherock-
new capacity of the immune system Professor of microbiology and production that blends live-theater cases a global chronicle of the lives ies.org. •
and the chicken’s potential as a immunology, will describe the mech- with Taylor Planetarium’s state-of-
model for human back disease. anisms of such disease “spillover” the-art capabilities. This year’s pro-
- Don your finest leisure
MSU to host annual fall career fair to wear & READ in support
connect students with employers of Library
From MSU News Service many employers engage with us,” “For our students, building net- The Bozeman Public Library personal chef; a case of fine wines
Employers from across the said Carina Beck, vice provost of works and learning about the Foundation invites the community from California’s esteemed Carneros
country will send recruiters to the Allen Yarnell Center for world of work is one of the most to join other Library lovers at the region, and a high-flying family
Bozeman in October for Montana Student Success. important things they can do Stay Home & Read a Book adventure package featuring zipline
State University’s 2021 Fall Many of the employers will while contemplating the important Ball. On Sunday, October 3rd, tours, trampoline park passes, climb-
Career Fair on Thursday, Oct. interview students for internships preparation their degrees provide. choose a book and get lost in its ing center access, and more. At $25
7th, from 9am–3pm at the Brick and full-time employment on We are grateful to our employer pages. While you’re having a ball per ticket, you can opt for as many
Breeden Fieldhouse. Friday, Oct. 8th. Some will also and industry partners for continu- reading, donate what you might tickets as you’d like for the prize
Organizers expect 170 employ- hold information sessions in con- ing their relationship with MSU, have spent on a fancy night out to package(s) of your choice.
ers will be at the fair. Participants junction with the fair. particularly during this time.” benefit your Library. Want to turn up the coziness?
include Montana organizations While the event will be held in For a list of participating The event will be hosted virtually Reserve a party pack of thoughtfully
like Billings Clinic, Barnard a larger space and the number of employers, info sessions and more by fantasy/sci-fi author Christopher curated, delicious treats for two in
Construction, Northwest Farm employers is capped, Beck said information, visit www.mon- Paolini, children’s author/illustrator your own custom Bozeman Library
Credit, Zoot Enterprises, COVID-19 is not holding the uni- tana.edu/aycss/careers/even Edward Hemingway, and book bag. Each party pack is $100
Foundant Technologies, Turner versity back from connecting stu- ts/career-fair/career- mystery/outdoor author Keith and includes delivery to your home.
Ranches and D.A. Davidson as dents with internship and job fair.html. Employers can register McCafferty. Join the hosts on social Visit www.bozemanlibrary-
well as larger employers such as opportunities. The career fair for the fair at www.hireabob- media and share what you’ll be foundation.org/stayhomeball
the FBI, McKinstry, Fast allows students and MSU alumni cat.com. In accordance with reading with #ReadForBPL. to RSVP. All proceeds benefit the
Enterprises, Los Alamos, and from every field of study to Centers for Disease Control and You can give in three ways: by Bozeman Library and its programs
Hensel Phelps. expand their prospects. Prevention guidance, masks are donating, by purchasing raffle tick- that build childhood literacy, equi-
“We’re delighted to have this “Networks matter,” Beck said. recommended for attendees. • ets, or by reserving a party pack. table access for all, and a healthy,
Raffle prizes include your own connected community. Follow the
architect-designed little neighbor- Foundation on Facebook for
hood library; a chef ’s dinner pre- updated event details and other
pared in your home by Ted Turner’s information. •
BFS screens animal-centric tales based in
reality & beyond
Bozeman will be available
Film Society in the lobby.
continues its CC devices
return to pub- available.
lic film screen- Learn
ings with two more about the
announced new
events as part season at
of the 2021-22 www.boze-
Season. Next manfilmsoci-
on Wednesday, ety.org – and
October 13th, Keep ‘Em
BFS screens Flickering! •
Pig, starring
Nicolas Cage.
Considered
by critics to be some of Cage’s best
work in years, the story follows an
emotionally broken man living
alone in the Oregon wilderness
who returns to Portland to find the
person who stole his beloved truffle
pig. A bittersweet and often sur-
prisingly tender exploration of
food, creative expression, and
human connection, film critic
Randy Myers of the San Jose
Mercury writes, “It is Cage who car-
ries Pig with a measured perform-
ance in which his trademark out-
bursts pierce the soul. He’s magnif-
icent.” Rated R, the film runs 92
minutes.
Following Wednesday, Oct.
27th, enjoy the surreal with direc-
tor Valdimar Jóhannsson’s Lamb.
In this twisted Nordic folktale, a
couple (Noomi Rapace and Hilmir
Snær Guonason) discover a myste-
rious half-lamb/half-human new-
born on their farm in Iceland. The
unexpected prospect of family life
brings them much joy, before ulti-
mately destroying them. “A film
that proves just how far disbelief
can be suspended if you’re in the
hands of a director – and a cast,
and an SFX/puppetry department
– who really commit to the bit,”
says Variety’s Jessica Klang. Rated
R, the film runs 107 minutes.
Both films screen at 7pm at the
Ellen Theatre. Reserved tickets are
$9.25–$9.75 (plus fees) and
available at www.theellenthe-
atre.org, by calling (406) 585-
5885, or by visiting the Ellen box
office. Doors open at 6:30pm.
Wine, beer and concessions
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Stay Home and Read a Regal Cinemas Regal Cinemas Regal Cinemas Regal Cinemas
Book Ball Gallatin Valley Regal Gallatin Valley Regal Gallatin Valley Regal Gallatin Valley
Regal Gallatin Valley Chamber’s Business
Regal Cinemas
BoardLaunch HealthCare
Homeschool Before Hours
5:30pm Eagle Mount Connections
Regal Gallatin Valley 7:30am GV Pediatric Dentistry
Mondays 9am Rebuilding Food Resiliency 8am Fire Pit Park
Brunch and Burlesque Fall 2021 Career Fair
Workshop Series HealthCare Connections 9am Brick Breeden Fieldhouse
10am Starlite Bozeman Museum of the Rockies 6pm Bozeman Comfort Inn 2pm West Yellowstone HealthCare Connections
Brunch Live Music – Ryan Acker Writing Your Family Story: A Live Poker Read to a Dog 9am West Yellowstone
11am Pine Creek Lodge 1pm Cat’s Paw 4pm Bozeman Public Library Book Signing w/Josh Quick for
Writer’s Workshop with Yellowstone Quick Facts
Rich Mayo Amanda Stewart & Friends
Bozeman Brewery and Bike Solar 4pm Country Bookshelf
Bill Dedman 6pm Kountry Korner Café 5:30pm Bridger Brewing
Tour 2:30pm Bozeman Brewing Co. Live Music
Bingo Night Presenting Prehistory: A
Afternoon Tea 3pm Starlite Bozeman
9am Bozeman Library 5pm Sage Lodge
7pm Rocking R Bar Paleontology Lecture Series Matt Miller 7pm Bourbon
The Approach, a play by Mark Thriving Parents Seminar 5:30pm Bridger Creek Boys
Free lecture: John Haworth on
O’Rowe 3pm Story Mansion 6pm Thrive Bozeman Contemporary Native American Museum of the Rockies 7pm Red Tractor Pizza
Bridger Mountain Big Band Art 7pm Museum of the Rockies Game Night Live Trivia The Road Agents
Jackson Flannery 6pm SHINE Beer Sanctuary 7pm Bozeman Hot Springs
7pm Eagles Bar Bingo Night
6:30pm Red Tractor Pizza Bozeman Maze Now w/ Annie and Levin Improv
8pm Molly Brown 8pm Last Best Comedy
Dead Sky 7pm Bozeman Hot Springs
6pm Bozeman Maze
Sunrise Karaoke Bone Dry Comedy Hour Bucket Night 8pm Bar IX
Twisted Trivia 7pm Bar IX Neil Beddow
8pm Last Best Comedy Karaoke w/ Living the Dream
Casual Sets 7pm Last Best Comedy 9pm American Legion 8pm Eagles Bar 9pm Eagles Bar
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Lighting of the Teepees Indigenous Peoples’ Lighting of the Lighting of the Teepees Lighting of the Teepees
Peets Hill Peets Hill Peets Hill
Day Teepees Peets Hill Regal Cinemas Regal Cinemas
Regal Cinemas Bozeman Library Regal Cinemas Regal Gallatin Valley Regal Gallatin Valley
Regal Gallatin Valley Environmental Impact II
Lighting of the Teepees Regal Gallatin Valley Environmental Impact II
Wild Game Cooking Class 9am Museum of the Rockies 9am Museum of the Rockies
Peets Hill Environmental Impact II Women: A Century of Change
9am Ross Creek Cabins Women: A Century of Change
Regal Cinemas 9am Museum of the Rockies 9am Museum of the Rockies
Environmental Impact II 9am Museum of the Rockies National Fossil Day
Regal Gallatin Valley Sixth Annual Early Childhood
9am Museum of the Rockies Women: A Century of 10am Montana Science Center
Environmental Impact II Luncheon 11:45am Virtual Event
Women: A Century of Change Chamber City Candidate Forum
Change Live Music
9am Museum of the Rockies
9am Museum of the Rockies 11am Riverside Country Club
5pm Sage Lodge
Women: A Century of 9am Museum of the Rockies Keith Scott Blues
Dustin Tucker
Brunch Live Music – Quenby 5:30pm Bridger Brewing
11am Pine Creek Lodge Change Live Poker Wax Wednesdays w/ Crisco 7pm Bozeman Hot Springs
9am Museum of the Rockies Moonlight Moonlight
Bridger Mountain Big Band 1pm Cat’s Paw 6pm Red Tractor Pizza
7pm Red Tractor Pizza
Pints w/ Purpose – Game Night Live Trivia
7pm Eagles Bar Rich Mayo 6pm SHINE Beer Sanctuary The Kingston Trio
Hot Springs EDM Night Engineers w/o Borders 6pm Kountry Korner Café Bozeman Maze 6pm Bozeman Maze 7:30pm Ellen Theatre
7pm Bozeman Hot Springs 5pm Bridger Brewing 5K Brew Run Series Theodore Van Alst & Stephen
Bingo Night 6pm Bozeman Running Company Graham Jones discussion
Casual Sets Thriving Parents Seminar
7pm Rocking R Bar Fall Candidate Forums 7:30pm Country Bookshelf
7pm Last Best Comedy 6pm Thrive Bozeman 6:30pm Belgrade Library Now w/ Annie and Levin Improv
Twisted Trivia Weston Lewis Bingo Night BFS presents Pig 7pm Ellen Theatre 8pm Last Best Comedy
7pm Bar IX 6:30pm Red Tractor Pizza 8pm Molly Brown Margaret Renkl & Ed Tarkington Bucket Night
discuss Graceland, At Last 8pm Bar IX
Black Label Society Sunrise Karaoke Bone Dry Comedy Hour 7:30pm Country Bookshelf Karaoke w/ Living the Dream
7:30pm The ELM 9pm American Legion 8pm Last Best Comedy Kristen Lundell 8pm Eagles Bar 9pm Eagles Bar
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Lighting of the Teepees Regal Cinemas Regal Cinemas Regal Cinemas Regal Cinemas
Peets Hill Regal Gallatin Valley Regal Gallatin Valley Regal Gallatin Valley
Regal Gallatin Valley Women: A Century of
Regal Cinemas Women: A Century of Women: A Century of
Women: A Century of Change Change
Regal Gallatin Valley
Change 9am MOR 9am MOR
Environmental Impact II Change 9am MOR 9am MOR Science From Mount Olympus Day
Environmental Impact II Environmental Impact II
9am Museum of the Rockies Camp 9am MT Science Center
Homeschool Mondays 9am Museum of the Rockies
Women: A Century of Change 9am Museum of the Rockies Environmental Impact II
9am Museum of the Rockies 9am Museum of the Rockies Adult Education Workshop Library Community Forum 9am Museum of the Rockies
Brunch Live Music – Chandler Environmental Impact II 5pm 1:30pm Bozeman Public Library Live Music
Walcrik 5pm Sage Lodge
Huntley 11am Pine Creek Lodge Gallatin Conservation District
9am Museum of the Rockies 5:30pm Bridger Brewing
Montana’s Ordinary & Extraordinary
2021 Fall Tour: Bridger Foothills Live Poker 1pm Cat’s Paw Fishes: OLLI @ MSU
Fire 12pm Bridger Foothills Pints w/ Purpose – KGLT Game Night Live Trivia 5:30pm Belgrade Library
Rich Mayo 6pm SHINE Beer Sanctuary
Montana Old Time Fiddlers 5pm Bridger Brewing Bozeman Candidate Forum
6pm Kountry Korner Café Bozeman Maze 6:30pm Bozeman Public Library
2pm Fish Tale Tavern – Townsend
Thriving Parents Seminar Bingo Night 7pm Rocking R Bar 6pm Bozeman Maze Bridger Creek Boys
Bridger Mountain Big Band
6pm Thrive Bozeman Bingo Night 8pm Molly Brown Local Author Showcase Kids 7pm Red Tractor Pizza
7pm Eagles Bar
Edition 6pm Country Bookshelf Ryan Acker
Second Chance Prom Winter Shakers Bone Dry Comedy Hour 7pm Bozeman Hot Springs
7pm Biome Slow Craft Collective Bozeman Candidate Forum
6:30pm Red Tractor Pizza 8pm Last Best Comedy Board Game Night!
Swamp Dawg 6:30pm Bozeman Public Library 7pm Steep Mountain Tea House
Thor Hanson – Hurricane Modern Quilting Seams and
7pm Bozeman Hot Springs BPL Book Club Now w/ Annie and Levin Improv
Lizards & Plastic Squid Screams 6:30pm Virtual Event 8pm Last Best Comedy
Casual Sets 6:30pm Bozeman Public Library
7:30pm Country Bookshelf Bozeman Candidate Forum Series Bucket Night
7pm Last Best Comedy
Sunrise Karaoke Tech N9ne 6:30pm Bozeman Public Library 8pm Bar IX
Twisted Trivia Karaoke w/ Living the Dream
9pm American Legion 8pm The ELM Mathias
7pm Bar IX 9pm Eagles Bar
8pm Eagles Bar
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Regal Cinemas Women: A Century of Regal Cinemas Regal Cinemas Regal Cinemas
Change 9am MOR Regal Gallatin Valley Regal Gallatin Valley
Regal Gallatin Regal Gallatin Valley
Environmental Impact II Environmental Impact II
Valley 9am MOR Environmental Impact II 9am MOR
Environmental Impact II
Women: A Century of Pints w/ Purpose – Eagle Mount 9am Women: A Century of Change
5pm Bridger Brewing 9am Museum of the Rockies 9am Museum of the Rockies
Change Thriving Parents Seminar Monster-ology Day Camp
9am Museum of the Rockies Museum of the Rockies Women: A Century of Change
6pm Thrive Bozeman 9am Montana Science Center
Greg Swain 6:30pm Red Tractor Pizza Women: A Century of Change 9am Museum of the Rockies Live Music 5pm Sage Lodge
Environmental Impact II
Sunrise Karaoke Adult Science + Art Class: Dyslexia and Innovation
9am Museum of the Rockies 9pm American Legion 9am Museum of the Rockies Symposium 5pm MSU
Drawing Dinosaurs
The Frogs Chamber’s Business After Hours
Live Poker 5:30pmMuseum of the Rockies 5:30pm Stockman Bank
3pm Shane Lalani Center Wax Wednesdays w/ Crisco
1pm Cat’s Paw Moonlight Moonlight
The Dirt Farmers 6pm Red Tractor Pizza 7pm Red Tractor Pizza
6pm Red Tractor Pizza Rich Mayo Game Night Live Trivia John Floridis
7pm Bozeman Hot Springs
Bridger Mountain Big Band 6pm Kountry Korner Café 6pm SHINE Beer Sanctuary Rastreilli Cello Quartet
7pm Eagles Bar Bingo Night Bozeman Maze 7:30pm Ellen Theatre
Indie Rock Showcase 6pm Bozeman Maze Laura Kalpakian shares Memory
7pm Rocking R Bar into Memoir
7pm Bozeman Hot Springs Local Author Showcase 7:30pm Country Bookshelf
Casual Sets Bingo Night 6pm Country Bookshelf Now w/ Annie and Levin Improv
7pm Last Best Comedy 8pm Molly Brown BFS presents Lamb 8pm Last Best Comedy
7pm Ellen Theatre Bucket Night 8pm Bar IX
Twisted Trivia Bone Dry Comedy Hour Karaoke w/ Living the Dream
7pm Bar IX Chandler Huntley 9pm Eagles Bar
8pm Last Best Comedy 8pm Eagles Bar
31 Happy Women: A Century of Change Haunted Mountain Theater
9am Museum of the Rockies 3pm Museum of the Rockies
Bozeman MADE fair Casual Sets
11am MSU Fieldhouse 7pm Last Best Comedy
Halloween Spooky Science
11amMontana Science Center
Bozeman Symphony presents
Twisted Trivia
7pm Bar IX
Regal Cinemas Symphonie Fantastique
Regal Gallatin Valley 2:30pm Willson Auditorium
Environmental Impact II The Frogs
9am Museum of the Rockies 3pm Shane Lalani Center for
the Arts
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Farmer’s Market – Butte
8am
Regal Gallatin Valley
Uptown Mainstreet Butte
Belgrade Fall Fest 5K 8am Belgrade
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10am Architect’s Wife Bozeman Maze 10am Bozeman Maze
Fabulous Fridays Webinar Belgrade Fall Festival
10am Lewis & Clark Park – Belgrade
10am Virtual Event Annual Tent Sale 10am Architect’s Wife
Donnie’s Inferno Brunch Live Music – Cole Decker
5:30pm Kountry Korner Café 11am Pine Creek Lodge
Friends Pop Up Used Book Sale
Bozeman Maze 6pm Bozeman Maze 11am Bozeman Public Library
Supper Club Hidden Secrets of the Old County Jail
4:30pm Gallatin History Museum
6:30pm Starlite Bozeman Live Music 5pm Sage Lodge
Friday Night Jazz Supper Club 5:30pm Starlite Bozeman
7pm Red Tractor Pizza Dirk Alan 5:30pm Kountry Korner Café
Cole Thorne 7pm Red Tractor Pizza
Raptor Fest Bent Records & Moonlight Moonlight
7pm Ellen Theatre 7:45pm Filling Station
Todd Snider Bruce & the Catskills
8pm Bourbon
7pm The ELM Sunrise Karaoke
The Approach, a play by Mark 8pm Friendly Tavern
O’Rowe 8pm Story Mansion Whiz BANG! 8pm Last Best Comedy
The Approach, a play by Mark O’Rowe
Dead Yellers 9pm Bourbon 8pm Story Mansion
Brickhouse Band Brickhouse Band
9pm Chico Hot Springs
9pm Chico Hot Springs House DJ 9:30pm Eagles Bar
House DJ 9:30pm Eagles Bar Notorious BOZ 10pm Last Best Comedy
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Regal Cinemas Regal Gallatin Valley
Peets Hill Bozeman Winter Farmers’ Market
Regal Cinemas 9am Gallatin County Fairgrounds
Regal Gallatin Valley Wild Game Cooking Class 9am Ross Creek Cabins
Fabulous Fridays Webinar Environmental Impact II 9am Museum of the Rockies
Women: A Century of Change
10am Virtual Event 9am Museum of the Rockies
OLLI at MSU Friday Forum Bozeman Maze 10am Bozeman Maze
12pm Virtual Event Brunch Live Music – Blake Brightman
11am Pine Creek Lodge
Donnie’s Inferno Harvest Market
5:30pm Kountry Korner Café 12pm Yellowstone Alliance Adventure
Bozeman Maze Tap into Pine Creek Brew Fest
3pm Pine Creek Lodge
6pm Bozeman Maze Live Music 5pm Sage Lodge
Science Night In Dirk Alan 5:30pm Kountry Korner Café
6pm Montana Science Center PermaFunk 7pm Red Tractor Pizza
The Joshua Show
Friday Night Jazz 7pm Warren Miller Performing Arts Center
7pm Red Tractor Pizza Amadeus: The Concert
El Wencho 7:30pm Gallatin High School
9pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon Whiz BANG! 8pm Last Best Comedy
Sunrise Karaoke 8pm Friendly Tavern
Sunrise Entertainment Hidden Secrets of the Old County Jail
9pm Sacajawea Bar – Three Forks 8pm Gallatin History Museum
Dead Yellers El Wencho 9pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon
Dead Yellers 9:30pm Eagles Bar
9:30pm Eagles Bar Notorious BOZ 10pm Last Best Comedy
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Environmental Impact II Regal Cinemas Regal Gallatin Valley
9am Museum of the Rockies Montana Fresh Hop Festival
Women: A Century of Change 8am Gallatin County Fairgrounds
9am Museum of the Rockies Environmental Impact II
Fabulous Fridays Webinar 10am Virtual Event 9am Museum of the Rockies
Donnie’s Inferno 5:30pm Kountry Korner Café Women: A Century of Change
Bozeman Maze 6pm Bozeman Maze 9am Museum of the Rockies
Of Wilderness and Resorts Bozeman Maze
6:30pm Warren Miller Performing Arts Center 10am Bozeman Maze
Friday Night Jazz 7pm Red Tractor Pizza Brunch Live Music – Cleo Toll
Charlie Parr 7pm The ELM 11am Pine Creek Lodge
Marco Jr Carpenter Pumpkin Carving Contest
Castro 11am Kenyon Noble – Bozeman
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Band 9pm Live Music 5pm Sage Lodge
Chico Hot Dirk Alan 5:30pm Kountry Korner Café
Springs Jesse Atkins 7pm Red Tractor Pizza
Trampolines 7pm The Hub
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BPS
Cemetery International Observe the Moon Night
tours 9pm 7pm Museum of the Rockies
Sunset Hills Whiz BANG! 8pm Last Best Comedy
Cemetery Sunrise Karaoke
Tsunami 8pm Friendly Tavern
Funk Marco Castro Band
9:30pm 9pm Chico Hot Springs
Eagles Bar Tsunami Funk
9:30pm Eagles Bar
Notorious BOZ 10pm Last Best Comedy
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Regal Cinemas Regal Gallatin Valley Regal Cinemas Regal Gallatin Valley
Women: A Century of Change Women: A Century of Change
9am Museum of the Rockies 9am Museum of the Rockies
Science From Mount Olympus Day Bozeman Winter Farmers’ Market
Camp 9am Montana Science Center 9am Gallatin County Fairgrounds
Nonprofit Cafe// Performance Management That Farm-To-Fashion
Performs 9am Virtual Event 9am Emerson Center for the Arts & Culture
Environmental Impact II Environmental Impact II
9am Museum of the Rockies 9am Museum of the Rockies
Fabulous Fridays Webinar Bozeman Maze 10am Bozeman Maze
10am Virtual Event Family Fun Halloween Fest
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Donnie’s Inferno 11am Headwaters Ranch – Three Forks
5:30pm Kountry Korner Café Live Music 5pm Sage Lodge
Bozeman Maze Dirk Alan
6pm Bozeman Maze
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5:30pm Kountry Korner Café
Warren Miller’s Winter Starts Now Haunted Mountain Theater
6pm Emerson Center for the Arts & Culture 7pm Museum of the Rockies
Friday Night Jazz The Frogs
7pm Red Tractor Pizza 8pm Shane Lalani Center for the Arts
Haunted Mountain Theater Whiz BANG!
7pm Museum of the Rockies 8pm Last Best Comedy
Open Mic 7pm Steep Mountain Tea House Sunrise Karaoke 8pm Friendly Tavern
The Frogs 8pm Shane Lalani Center for the Arts Blake Brightman Band
Warren Miller’s Winter Starts Now 9pm Chico Hot Springs
9pm Emerson Center for the Arts & Culture Ornery Jacks
Blake Brightman Band 9:30pm Eagles Bar
9pm Chico Hot Springs Notorious BOZ
Ornery Jacks 9:30pm Eagles Bar 10pm Last Best Comedy
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Regal Cinemas Regal Gallatin Valley Regal Cinemas Regal Gallatin Valley
Environmental Impact II Environmental Impact II
9am Museum of the Rockies 9am Museum of the Rockies
Women: A Century of Change
Dyslexia and Innovation Symposium
9am Museum of the Rockies
9am Extended MSU University Run for Your Life Halloween 5k & Kid’s Run/Walk
Women: A Century of Change 9:30am Brick Breeden Fieldhouse
9am Museum of the Rockies Bozeman Maze 10am Bozeman Maze
Potions Class Day Camp Boo Bash 1pm Gallatin Valley YMCA
9am Montana Science Center Family Grossology Halloween Party
2pm Museum of the Rockies
Fabulous Fridays Webinar
Live Music 5pm Sage Lodge
10am Virtual Event Dirk Alan 5:30pm Kountry Korner Café
Donnie’s Inferno 5:30pm Kountry Korner Café Vibe Quartet 7pm Red Tractor Pizza
Bozeman Maze 6pm Bozeman Maze Haunted Mountain Theater 7pm Museum of the Rockies
Friday Night Jazz 7pm Red Tractor Pizza Bozeman Symphony presents Symphonie Fantastique
Ballroom Dance Bozeman’s Ghouls’ Night Out 7:30pm Willson Auditorium
Terrapin Flyer – Deadhead Halloween
7pm Bozeman Senior Center
8pm The ELM
Haunted Mountain Theater The Frogs
7pm Museum of the Rockies 8pm Shane Lalani Center for the Arts
The Frogs Whiz BANG!
8pm Shane Lalani Center for the Arts 8pm Last Best Comedy
Big Caboose All Stars Sunrise Karaoke 8pm Friendly Tavern
Big Caboose All Stars
9pm Chico Hot Springs
9pm Chico Hot Springs
Blue Belly Junction Blue Belly Junction 9:30pm Eagles Bar
9:30pm Eagles Bar Notorious BOZ 10pm Last Best Comedy
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M usic in and a round the B o Z one
El Wencho, Big Caboose Symphony’s next program articulates
All Stars liven up tumultuous love affair
Chico Saloon Bozeman Symphony will present
the second set of performances in
its new season with “symphonie
There’s a Fantastique” late this month. On
full calen- Saturday and Sunday, October 30th
dar at and 31st, pianist rodolfo Leone
Chico will join music director Norman
Hot Huynh and the Symphony
Springs Orchestra in Willson Auditorium.
Saloon as The music begins at 7:30pm and
the local 2:30pm, respectfully.
getaway The performances will feature
looks to Weber’s Overture to Der Freischütz,
keep its Prokofiev’s Piano Concerto No. 3 in
guests C Major and the centerpiece
enter- Following the Marco castro Symphonie Fantastique by Berlioz. been described as having “impecca- Conservatory in Pesaro, Italy.
tained, among others. The resort is Band Oct. 15th and 16th, the A brilliant Italian-born pianist, ble style” and “absolute technical Adult admission for ‘Symphonie
perfect for overnight escapes with Blake Brightman Band plays for 27-year-old Leone was the first-prize control.” (Il Nuovo Amico). Fantastique’ begins at $27 with dis-
live entertainment every weekend. Saloon-goers Oct. 22nd and 23rd. winner of the 2017 International Rodolfo is currently based in Los counted student tickets available.
Here’s a look at what’s coming up. The five-piece follows the front- Beethoven Piano Competition Angeles where he previously studied Tickets for all Bozeman Symphony
Brickhouse Band brings the woman’s lead with an energetic set Vienna. Described as “a true sound at the Colburn Conservatory of performances may be reserved in
live entertainment October 1st and of hits and originals. The philosopher” (Oberösterreichische Music. He holds both a Master of advance at www.bozemansym-
2nd. The Billings-based performers singer/songwriter’s stylings fall Nachrichten), Rodolfo released his Music degree and an Artist phony.org or at the door, based on
will be sure to pack the dance floor somewhere between country west- debut album on in 2018. The all- Diploma from Colburn, where he availability. Those interested may
with rockin’ crowd favorites and ern and Mississippi blues, with her Beethoven disc features two pillars studied with Fabio Bidini. He previ- also visit the Symphony offices,
other jams. Grab a drink from the own modern spin. of the piano repertoire: the ously studied at the Hans Eisler located at 1001 W Oak, Ste. 110, or
bar and boogie down! Howl at the moon when the Big “Hammerklavier” Sonata and the School of Music in Berlin, call (406) 585-9774 for further
The sonically magic and equally caboose all stars reconvene over “Waldstein” Sonata. His playing has Germany and at the G. Rossini details. •
entertaining el Wencho are back Halloween weekend, Oct. 29th and
for a pair of Chico shows Oct. 8th 30th. Their funk and soul will have
and 9th. For most people, the image the crowd boogying down whether
of an “acoustic duo” conjures dressed up or simply out enjoying
ELM brings variety of national acts to
images of two soft spoken musicians the show! The official celebration of
singing folk rock and hippie jam All Hallow’s Eve is set for Saturday.
songs. This is not the case with the Put together your best costume so
Wench. Two original members of
the Clintons, John and Josh joke,
people don’t stare.
Live Saloon music begins at
brand new event space
“we’re half the band, twice the 9pm. Chico Hot Springs is located As we dig out our sweaters and powerhouse drummer Jeff Fabb. artists from all genres, exemplified
party!” The guys are no strangers to in Pray, 20 miles south of long pants, the area’s newest live A regular guest to the Gallatin by collaborations with the likes of
throwing a rocking good time. Their Livingston. Come sip, soak and music venue is giving locals a reason Valley, charlie Parr follows on The Doors, Slipknot’s Corey
show is a hotdish or “badasserole” swing! For more information, visit to brave the cool fall nights with a Oct. 15th at 8pm. Advance tickets Taylor, Eminem and Boyz II Men,
of musical genres and style. www.chicohotsprings.com. • number of upcoming shows. The are $22. among others.
ELM is now open and bringing His new album, Last of the Better Hard rockers drowning Pool
national acts to Bozeman. Here’s a Days Ahead, is a collection of power- and ill niño visit Bozeman on Oct.
look at just a few of the upcoming ful songs about how one looks back 25th. The music starts at 7pm.
happenings. on a life lived, as well as forward on Advance tickets are $30.
Black Label society performs what’s still to come. Its spare produc- Giant riffs, crowd moving
with help from Obituary and Prong tion foregrounds Parr’s poetic lyri- grooves and monstrous vocals are
on October 10th. Music begins at cism, his expressive, gritty voice ring- the tools with which Drowning Pool
7:30pm. Advance tickets are $37.50. ing clear over deft acoustic guitar build triumph out of tragedy, steadi-
A dedicated disciple of Zeppelin, playing that references folk and blues ly evolve without compromise, and
Sabbath and Deep Purple, frontman motifs in Parr’s own exploratory, remain true to their supporters with
Zakk Wylde looks to the massive gui- idiosyncratic style. over a decade’s worth of remarkable
tar hooks in classics like “Whole The ELM welcomes tech n9ne fortitude and attitude. An American
Lotta Love,” “Into the Void” and on Oct. 19th. Rittz, King Iso, Maez made heavy metal band from New
“Smoke On the Water” as guiding 301 and Jehry Robinson join for the Jersey, ill niño comes to Montana
lights. Touring their upcoming 8pm show. Advance tickets are $35. ahead of their forthcoming IllMortals
release Doom Crew Inc., the album The underground hip-hop artist album to be released later this year.
sees Wylde trading solos and twin- has earned three
guitar parts with Dario Lorina, gold records and sold over two mil- terrapin Flyer makes their
backed by the rumble of longtime lion albums. Tech’s multi-faceted debut appearance in Bozeman for
bassist John “J.D.” DeServio and skillset has caught the attention of “a deadhead halloween” on
Oct. 30th. The event kicks off
with music at 8pm. Advance tickets
are $15.
The band will be performing the
music of the Grateful Dead with
such authenticity that concertgoers
will be transported back in time to
the finest days of the Grateful Dead.
The band is one of the top touring
Dead tributes.
Vermont rockers twiddle kick
off a new month on November 3rd.
Local group MOTH will get the
music started at 8pm. Advance tick-
ets are $22.
With nearly two decades of
relentless touring behind them, the
band has performed everywhere
from Red Rocks to Bonnaroo, and
all the historic rock venues in
between. In the live setting, audi-
ences are invigorated by Twiddle’s
community, promoting positivity and
the band’s skillful improvisational
music. Plump Chapters 1 & 2 are
available now.
Looking ahead, highly
suspect take the stage Nov. 5th.
Music starts at 8pm. Advance tickets
are $15. Doors at 7pm.
The band’s third album, MCID,
is a manifesto full of lead singer
Johnny Steven’s private confessions,
packed to the brim with themes of
self loathing, body image issues,
substance abuse, addressing his
complicated past and trying to
change his future.
The ELM is located at 506 N 7th
in the heart of Bozeman. Peruse
current happenings and buy
advance tickets at . Concerts are all-
ages. Follow on Facebook and
Instagram for the most up to date
event announcements. Announced
event dates subject to change. •
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Brunch tunes fill live music void in BMM launches new season
Pine Creek post-season with ambitious program
Following a fantastic summer of irreverent Baroque Music with Montana
outdoor concerts, Pine Creek Lodge sounds. Fans of Montana will pres- Shakespeare in the
will keep live music lovers fulfilled good ole, ent “Amadeus: Parks.
with its continuing Brunch Live homegrown The Concert” in Admission for
Music Series. The regular weekend Western Bozeman’s new the performance is
sets are held from 11am–1pm. Americana and acoustically stun- $30 general or $5
Cole decker is first up this rock can ning Gallatin High for students.
month, with a performance on expect a Auditorium on Ticketing informa-
October 2nd. The Mississippi-born stripped-down, Saturday, October tion for the local
singer/songwriter pulls from his one-man show 9th. The intimate concerts, as well as
musical roots of old school country. of a similar performance will other regional per-
He’s influenced by the likes of variety. begin at 7:30pm. formances, is avail-
Waylon Jennings and newer artists Chandler Cleo Toll Top regional able at www.baro-
including Chris Stapleton, Brent huntley fol- classical musicians quemusicmon-
Cobb and Jason Isbell. lows on Oct. will explore influences and connec- tana.com. The venue will provide
On Oct. 3rd, enjoy the many tal- 17th. He tions to the brilliant and jubilant for excellent air exchange and
ents of ryan Acker. The guitar- draws influ- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The distancing.
playing, banjo-plucking songwriter ence from program opens with Bozeman’s Baroque Music Montana spe-
from The Last Revel plays a healthy Johnny Cash, advanced high school ensemble, cializes in chamber music inspired
blend of acoustic versions of the full Merle Kamerata, as a kick off to their by history. The musician roster
band’s songs, one or two fun covers, Haggard, Guy tour of Salzburg and Vienna. Join rotates based on desired instrumen-
and some originals. Clark, John Carrie Krause, Julia Slovarp, tation for repertoire. Concerts are
The following weekend features Prine, Robert Angella Ahn, Julie Gosswiller, held in intimate spaces, for which
Blake Brightman on Oct. 9th. Earl Keen and Natalie Padilla and friends in this the music was originally intended,
The singer/songwriter’s stylings fall other country polished, fiery and joyous celebra- and often on period instruments.
somewhere between country western greats, from tion of Mozart’s craft. Using historical instruments and
and Mississippi blues, with her own the current Chandler Huntley Repertoire to include Sonatae tam referencing original manuscripts,
modern spin. She fronts a five-piece and past. aris quam aulis servientes No. IV by iconography, and historical writing
of the same name. Also at Pine Creek, the inaugural available now. H.I.F. Biber, Symphony No. 44 ‘Trauer’ fuels Baroque Music Montana’s
Check out Quenby on Oct. Tap into Pine Creek Brew Fest Brunch shows are FREE of by Haydn, Oboe Concerto in C Major commitment to the music and
10th. She is a classic country and is set for October 9th. The event will admission, but space is limited. by Mozart, and Symphony No. 25 in inspires fresh interpretation. Rather
roots musician from Paradise Valley. feature the suds from numerous Current health guidelines will be G minor by Mozart. Special guest than recreating something old, the
Cleo Toll is set for Oct. 16th. regional brewers, live music by observed in the dining area. Please musicians Sarah Stoneback, trum- aim is to make each performance
He’s a member of dynamic four- DoubleWide Dreams and Milton visit www.pinecreeklodgemon- pet, and Sandy Stimson, oboe, will of this day, of this space, existing
piece DoubleWide Dreams, known Menasco, as well as grub courtesy of tana.com to learn more about also be on hand. The performance because of these musicians and this
for its original, driving, melodic yet Follow Yer’ Nose BBQ. Tickets are these and other upcoming events. • teases an upcoming collaboration audience. •
Flavorful blend of genre highlights Hot Springs’ upcoming slate
Accessibility of live music in and some fun covers, Acker released several recordings mixing
smaller communities like ours is a engages audiences with his amazing bluesy, folk-rock vocal tunes with
collaborative effort between the performances. adventurous solo acoustic guitar
artists who share their talents and Bozeman is home to a wide array compositions. Captivating audiences
the venues that give them the space of amazing indie rock groups, and with all the components of his
to do it. One of our local musicians’ the Hot Springs is showcasing a few music – the vocals, words and pure
greatest allies, Bozeman Hot in its inaugural indie rock night manipulation of sound – Floridis
Springs, will open its stage for on Oct. 24th. The evening will fea- brings a truly unique performance
groups and individuals all month ture sets by the Dane Andrew anyone can enjoy.
long. The venue features an outdoor Thompsen Band, Tiny Iota and The Bozeman Hot Springs is located
stage with weekly live music show- Lovedarts. Come one, come all! just south of Four Corners. Visit
casing regional and traveling acts Missoula-based singer/song- www.bozemanhotsprings.com
every Thursday and Sunday at 7pm. writer, guitarist and composer John for operating hours, further event
Space out to Bozeman’s favorite Floridis engages soakers with an details and fitness membership
Grateful Dead tribute on October Oct. 28th performance. He has information. •
3rd. dead sky features members of
local favorites Pinky & the Floyd, to making crowds groove and sing. Guitar-playing, banjo-plucking
MOTH, Kelly Nicholson Band and The members – bringing vocals, songwriter ryan Acker drops his
the Hooligans. The six-piece is an multiple guitars, drums, bass, and guitar case at the Hot Springs on
amazing celebration of one of rock’s keys – come from all over the coun- Oct. 21st. He’s a founding member
most legendary groups. try, but converged in Bozeman with of the Minneapolis-based
The road Agents take the an awesome, funky sound similar to Americana band The Last Revel.
stage with their Montana-infused the jazzy style of music that can be Playing a healthy blend of acoustic
rock n’ roll on Oct. 7th. The guitar found in the Big Easy. versions of the full band’s songs
and mandolin duo comprised of
Jeff Peterson and Justin Ringsak
covers a wide range of topics,
from songs about firewood to
those about robbing banks.
The Hot Springs teams up
with Unreal Productions for its
first-ever edM night on Oct.
10th. Featuring local DJs Not
Sure, Mister Spicy, Mirai and
Sounsiva, the show will combine
chill, relaxing EDM beats with
some more up-tempo danceable
songs featuring lights, lasers
and bass.
A veteran of the Bozeman
music scene, dustin Tucker
fronts a solo show on Oct. 14th.
His music can be described as a
mix of rock riffage, soul and
groove-based pop. It combines
catchy hooks and melodies with
dynamic guitar and vocals. The
Pinky & the Floyd guitarist
released his first solo record
Figurine last year, as well as follow-
up single “Young Love” in 2021.
swamp dawg follows on
Oct. 17th. Rocking the Bozeman
area with their “Swampy
Southern Soul and New Orleans-
style Funk,” the band is dedicated
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FOE parties down with Dead Yellers, Tsunami Funk & Bluebelly
De-stress with a night out at Downtown for the first in the Ibiza Sound Club Country rockers
Bozeman’s Eagles Bar. They’ve got hump day monthly dance series. Let loose like no one’s BlueBelly Junction will bring the
acoustics, dance-friendly weekend groups and watching to electronic house, progressive, noise Oct. 29th and 30th. The
Sunday nights reserved for Bridger Mountain techno and trance music. Music runs from “rockabilly” group brings an arsenal
Big Band. 8pm to midnight. Admission is $10. 21+. of originals and personalized covers.
Lace up your comfortable soles for a Kristin Lundell follows Oct. 13th. The The high-energy band tends to veer
live DJ set on October 1st and 2nd. The local singer/songwriter and guitarist performs away from slow jams, other than the
dance floor offers plenty of room to showcase catchy, melodic rock originals inspired by the occasional tune.
the best moves, whether you’ve got a partner likes of Veruca Salt, Juliana Hatfield and The Thirsty Thursday is best
in crime or are going solo. Music starts at Beatles. She’ll also have the audience singing enjoyed with Living the Dream
9:30pm. along as she puts her spin on hits that span Karaoke, setting up at FOE week-
Neil Filo Beddow is the month’s first the decades. ly. Sing your heart out and cheer on
acoustical artist with a show on Oct. 6th. He Tsunami Funk set up for a pair of ener- your friends! Sign-ups start at 9pm.
plays original folk rock for the soul, and getic shows on Oct. 15th and 16th. The Bridger Mountain Big
describes his guitar style as the “West Dakota Bozeman-favorite group always packs the Ibiza Sound Club Band is back! The ensemble per-
stutter.” dance floor with Funk/R&B-rocking grooves. forms regularly at 7pm on Sunday
Check out the original country rock of the Tsunami Funk plays tunes from artists like funk tunes. evenings. The 17-piece jazz orches-
Dead Yellers on Oct. 8th and 9th. Founded Stevie Wonder, Pharrell Williams, Bruno Act a fool to the trailer trash rock, country tra celebrates the music of Duke Ellington,
by frontman Peter King, the music follows a Mars, Red Hot Chili Peppers, James Brown, and Irish tunes of Ornery Jacks on Oct. Count Basie, and more, with original arrange-
theme of courage in the face of adversity, Earth Wind & Fire, Sly & the Family Stone, 22nd and 23rd. The foursome will have the ments and music of all genres from the 1900s
delivered in an upbeat, western roots format, Kool & the Gang, Van Morrison, Steely Dan, audience on their feet until the cows to today. Check them out on Facebook for per-
ultimately leaving the audience feeling hope- Bob Marley, and many more! come home. formance announcements.
ful and happy. Sometimes joined by fiddle, The next midweek acoustics will feature Chandler Huntley takes the stage for a Acoustic Wednesdays start at 8pm and
pedal steel, bass and harmonica, this group the stylings of local favorite Mathias on Oct. solo set on Oct. 27th. He draws influence from weekend bands are on at 9pm, unless other-
always brings something unique to their 20th. With powerful vocals and a percussive Johnny Cash, Merle Haggard, Guy Clark, wise noted. Head downtown for some great
shows, making each different than the last. guitar style, he’s known for his dynamic live John Prine, Robert Earl Keen and other coun- live music or stop in for a cold one and sup-
Also on Oct. 9th, head up to the ballroom performances full of acoustic folk, rock, and try greats, from the current and past. port our local haunts. •
Live performance lights up the Ellen stage with ensemble shows
Following its grand re-opening with the from the band’s five number-one albums. Enjoy Times wrote of the group, “Musical purpose
return of independent film screenings last great songs that sound as good today as the first and personal camaraderie that is infectious!”
month, Downtown Bozeman’s Ellen Theatre time you heard them! Tickets start at $32. Tickets are $30.
welcomes one of the most imitated and envied Following on Thursday, October 28th, kick A peek at what’s to come: hometown
singing groups of all time to the stage. The off the weekend with a stirring performance by favorites Storyhill are back for a show Dec.
Kingston Trio is set to perform on Thursday, the Rastreilli Cello Quartet. The genre- 8th, and the new year will see the returns of
October 14th. The music starts at 7:30pm. bending stringmasters will perform at 7:30pm. International Guitar Night, comic Paula
This is the musical threesome that helped This singularly unique ensemble has been Poundstone and a performance by the
create the folk scene of the late 1950s and early thrilling audiences with their renderings of non- Montana Mikado.
‘60s, influencing the careers of Joan Baez, Bob traditional programming since 2002. Kira Wine, beer and concessions will be sold in
Dylan, Paul Simon and many more. Current Kaftzoff, founder and artistic director, Kirill the lobby one hour before each event.
members Mike Marvin, Tim Gorelangton and Timofeev, Misha Degtjareff and Sergio Ticketing and further information about
Don Marovich – all of whom have intrinsic Drabkin formed the ensemble with a mission these and other upcoming happenings is
links to the original group – will perform time- to perform music “between the genres.” Their available at www.theellentheatre.org. For
less classics such as “Where Have All the widely varied programs comfortably mix works that of George Gershwin, Dave Brubeck and additional inquiries, call the box office at
Flowers Gone?,” “Tom Dooley” and other hits by Bach, Saint-Saens and Tchaikovsky with Leroy Anderson. Come see why the Irish (406) 585-5885. •
Bridger enters harvest season with taproom tunes & more
A big winner in this year’s Best of Bozeman not to mention plenty of her own original pint sold is donated to a featured local nonprof- music chosen by its live DJs and information
survey, “Best Brewery” Bridger Brewing is music. it. Enjoy a house-brewed pint and be charitable that is supportive and educational to the com-
keeping the events pouring in October. Live Next up is Keith Scott on Oct. 13th. The in the process! munities it serves.
music takes place Wednesday nights and Chicagoan blues-rocker is known for his siz- Have a brew and help raise dollars for Proceeds from Oct. 25th will benefit the
patrons can support local nonprofits by sipping zling guitar, dynamic performances and unique Engineers without Borderson Oct. 11th. Eagle Mount. The local nonprofit provides
a pint on Mondays. Here’s a look some upcom- songwriting. The organization provides clean water and san- therapeutic recreation for people with disabilities
ing happenings. Walcrick follows Oct. 20th. Comprised of itation facilities to the primary schools abroad and children with cancer. These activities offer
Enjoy live music in the tasting room every Andrew Morehouse and Tim Baucom, this by cultivating genuine relationships that healing and life-affirming experiences.
Hump Day from 5:30–8pm. Bozeman-based folk/bluegrass duo plays origi- empower the community. Bobcat proud, Bridger Brewing provides the
Enjoy tunes by Amanda Stewart & Co. nal, traditional and cover music. Bridger will host KGLT event on Oct. Bozeman community with unique hand-crafted
will provide the tunes on Oct. 6th. She per- Bridger Brewing kicks off the week with 18th. The listener-supported radio station, brews, fresh artisan-style pizzas and more. Learn
forms acoustic, alternative and country covers – {Pints with Purpose} from 5–8pm: $1 of every headquartered on the MSU campus, shares more at www.bridgerbrewing.com. . •
Tel l ’em, “ I Saw It In The BoZone!” ––– The BoZone Entertainment Calendar • www.BoZ one.com • 406-586-6730 • Volume 28, Number 19 - October 01, 2021 • page 8A
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