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Thrills, chills & candy-filled sacks
as Halloween appears out of thin air
R eady your
costumes and
front-porch
decorations
because
Halloween is
almost here!
Whether you’re
dressing up as a
childhood superhero, favorite film
character, historical figure or uniquely
quirky something or other, the spooky
season is your chance to shine. In the
ghoulish spirit of All Hallows’ Eve,
here’s a look at some chillingly fun
events fit for the whole family.
Kenyon Noble’s annual Pumpkin
by attending kiddos.
On Friday and Saturday, October
25th and 26th, the always-popular
Anderson School Haunted House
returns with Forest of Terror! Every
year, the 8th graders transform the
Little Red Schoolhouse into a terrify-
ingly fun adventure for those who dare
to visit. Lights will be ON from
5:30–6:30pm for little ones and the
faint of heart. Early evening admission
is $5 per person. Lights will be OFF
from 7–10pm with plenty of frights!
General admission is $8. Fast Pass
tickets also available for $15, or skip
the line altogether for $30. This is an
annual fundraiser for Anderson’s 8th
Bozeman Health Trick-or-
Treating on Thursday, October 31st
from 3–5pm. Show off your costumes
in the all-ages haunted hallway, and
stay warm while you fill up your pillow
cases with your friends and siblings!
Candy and non-food treats will be
available. Parking may be found in
Lot C.
Also an option, ‘round the troops
and hit Main for some Downtown
Bozeman Trick-or-Treating from
4–6pm. Costumed kids will be able to
enjoy the brisk outdoors for a little
Halloween fun and safely gather
goodies at over 150 businesses! Hot
drinks will be available outside the
Carving Contest will take place grade class trip to Washington, D.C. Downtown Visitor’s Center at 8 E
Saturday, October 19th at all three of Forest of Terror can be found just 5 Main. This free event will go on rain,
its locations in Bozeman, Belgrade and miles south of Huffine off Cottonwood snow or shine.
Livingston from 11am–1pm. Pick out a Rd. at the Little Red Schoolhouse. And just across town, the annual
pumpkin and spend a fun-filled after- Museum of the Rockies’ “grossest” Malloween Trick-or-Treat event
noon getting your jack-o’-lantern ready annual tradition also falls on Oct. 26th, takes over Gallatin Valley Mall from
to scare trick-or-treaters. There will be the Family Grossology Halloween 5–7pm. Kids can enjoy a safe and
awesome prizes for first, second and Party from 2–5pm. Come in costume warm indoor trick-or-treating. Parade
third place winners in each age group to see disgusting science, make some through the mall in costume visiting
(0-5, 6-9 and 10-12), to be determined icky crafts, and check out what your participating retailers and enjoy a great
by contest judges near the end of the scabs look like on the big screen. selection of candy. Meet Champ, take
event. This community event is FREE Spooky stories and goody bags make free family photos, and plenty of treats
for both competitors and spectators, this the perfect family costume party while staying warm and dry!
but arrive early! Limited pumpkins for all “mad scientists”! This event is Remember to stay safe this
available. Costumes are encouraged, included with Museum admission. Halloween, whether you’re a youthful
but not required. Kenyon Noble staff Now for some candy collection on trick-or-treater or fiend for frights.
will also be dressed up, to be voted on the day of ! Get an early start with Happy haunting, Bozeman! •
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MADE fair returns to Bozeman for second annual exhibition
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fair!SetforSaturdayandSunday, non-perishable enjoystrolling artists,andencouragegrowthand
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thecommunity. Event-goerscan artisanswill Missoula’sAdamsCenter.
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Butterflies flutter into MOR ahead of Family Grossology &
Ice Age-based Brews
Evenwiththesunnyseason tionsearlywithMOR’s“gross- theIceAgeMegafaunalExtinction.
intherearview,there’sno est”annualtradition!This AlsoatMOR,twoNEWexhibits
slowingdownatMuseumof the year’sFamily Grossology –Amazing Butterflies andLight
Rockieswithabusyfallevent Halloween Party issetfor on the Land: The Photographs
calendar.Here’salookatsome Saturday,October26thfrom of Albert Schlechten –openfor
upcominghappeningsatour 2–5pm.Comeincostumeto thefallmonthsonOctober19th.
neighborhoodmuseum. seedisgustingscience,make Bothincludedwithadmission.
ThenextScienceInquiry someickycrafts,andcheckout Amazing Butterflies invitesyouto
Lecture,“Restoring Forests whatyourscabslooklikeon shrinkdownintotheundergrowth
in a Time of Change,” isset thebigscreen.Spookystories tobecomeoneof themost
forWednesday,October16th. andgoodybagsmakethisthe extraordinarycreaturesonearth.
Thepresentationwillbeginat perfectfamilycostumeparty Embarkonachallengingjourney
7pminHagerAuditoriumand forall“madscientists”!This teemingwithfriendsandfoes
isopentothepublic. eventisincludedwithMuseum revealingtheunusualrelationship
Howcanwemeasurethe admission. betweencaterpillars,butterfliesand
impactof climatechangefireon MOR’sBrews & the Big theirnaturalsurroundings.
forestecosystems?Dr.C.Alina Sky: Montana Made, Intheearly1900s,Bozeman
Cansler,researchscientistinthe Montana Brewed continues photographerAlbertSchlechtenset
Schoolof Environmental withAncient Humans and Ice Age outtocreateaseriesof landscape
ScienceattheUniversityof Mammal Extinction onTuesday, photographsthatexpressedhislove
Washington,willdiscusshow October29thfrom of SouthwestMontanaand
datafromsatellitesandairborne andthefloweringplantsthatthey 5:30–7:30pm.Theeveningwill YellowstonePark.Light on the Land is
lasers,coupledwithon-the-ground usefornectarintheGreater featuresudsfromLewis& anexhibitionpresentingadramatic
measurementsandsimulation YellowstoneEcosystemforover25 ClarkBrewingCo.anddeli- andbeautifulnaturalworldthrough
models,canhelpusunderstandthe years.Hearthestoryof howthis ciousbitesbyTheMintCafé& thelensof Albert’scamera.
effectsof fires,predictpost-firetree smallwhitebutterflymayprovidea Bar.Thereisa$15admission Please note: all performances of the
survivalandtreeregeneration,and windowintounderstandinghow includingbeertasting,gallery Museum’s pilot production, Haunted
designsilviculturetreatmentsthat climatechangemaybeaffecting talks,exhibits,andlightappe- allwentextinctaround11,000years Mountain Theater, are SOLD
canmakeforestsmoreresilient montaneecosystemsworldwide. tizersforthose21andolder. agoinNorthAmerica.When OUT.
againstclimatechangeand OnThursday,October24th, Thousandsof yearsago, climatechangeanddiseasemay Formoreinformation
futurefires. theExtremeHistoryProject Montana’slandscapewashometo haveplayedarole,anothermammal abouttheseandotherupcoming
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Museumof theRockiespresents “Understanding the Intricacies woolymammoths,direwolves, extinctioneventoccurred:humans. exhibits,visitwww.museu-
lecture“Butterflies as of Identity and the Power of camels,horses,cavebearsandmore Learnabouttheroleof humansin moftherockies.org.•
Ecological Indicators Lecture” Imagery” at6pm.Thetalkwillbe
onWednesday,October23rd.MOR heldinHagerAuditoriumandis
welcomesDr.DianeDebinski,the opentothepublic.
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theEcologyDepartmentatMSUto
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Leagacy of Nelson Story discussed at YGM’s next ‘Ranching Roundup’
The second edition in State College of Lewing presents “The F.A.R.M.
Yellowstone Gateway Museum’s fall Mechanical and Show,” a Farm and Ranch Musical
speaker series, ‘Ranching Roundup: Agricultural Arts – tribute on November 13th – a fast-
Story & Song,’ will take place today’s Montana paced family friendly show using
Wednesday, October 16th. State University. music, poetry, history, legends, lies
“Treasure State Tycoon: Like other and a few laughs to celebrate the
Nelson Story and the Making political and business myriad aspects of agriculture
of Montana” will be presented by leaders of his time, through the ages.
author John C. Russell. The free Nelson Story left “Rancher. Citizen Activist.
programs are held at Downtown behind a legacy rife Montana 1997,” an exhibit of black
Livingston’s Park Photo, 115 S Main with paradoxes that and white photographs will be at
St., beginning at 7pm. A book gave shape to life in Park Photo during the speaker series,
signing will follow the program. Montana and con- featuring photography by John
Doors at 6:30pm. tinues to resonate in Gayusky. He photographed nine
The presentation is based on the contested John C. Russell ranches from Sweet Grass County to
Russell’s book of the same name, interests, the success of which relied mythology of the Magazine. Treasure State Tycoon: Nelson Circle in eastern Montana,
which recounts the remarkable life of both on his determination and American West. Story and the Making of Montana is his documenting what inspired and
Nelson G. Story, a colorful and ingenuity as well as his penchant for John C. Russell was born in first book. John and his wife Peggy motivated ranchers and their
contradictory figure whose influence fraud and deceit. Story’s reputation Kansas City, Missouri, and moved to live in Bozeman. involvement in natural resource and
on Montana’s development was for ruthlessness in both personal and Bozeman to attend Montana State Future programs include agricultural policy making. The
profound and rivaled by few others professional conduct was well University. He received his Bachelor “A Pure Quill Montana ranchers were members of the
in its history. earned, but he was also a generous of Arts degree in history in 1978. Photographer” by Barbara Van Northern Plains Resource Council.
After striking it rich in gold fields philanthropist, supporting local He has worked as a broadcast Cleve on October 30th. The evening For more information about the
of Alder Gulch, Story drove the first churches, schools, and other civic reporter in television and radio, and will include stories of her career museum and other upcoming
herd of cattle from Texas to the improvements. He tirelessly promot- was director of the Gallatin (County) taking photographs of the western programs, visit www.yellow-
territory that would become the ed the upstart community of Historical Society from 1997-2014. range, ranchers, rodeo, cowboys, stonegatewaymuseum.org or
Treasure State and went on to build Bozeman, playing a central role in John has written several historical and cattle women. Barbara grew up find them on Facebook (@yellow-
a commercial empire of diverse the establishment of the Montana articles, one published in Wild West on a ranch near Big Timber. Neal stonegatewaymuseum). •
Bay Area Jungian analyst dives into effect of cultural
complexes
Montana Friends
of Jung will present a
weekend program by
Jungian analyst and
author Dr. Thomas
Singer October 25th
and 26th centering on
“The Psyche in the
World: How Participants will be encouraged to This program is for therapists accommodate credit/debit
Cultural Complexes Take identify and share their own and the general public. Cost is $180 charges on the day of the event.
Possession of Our Souls.” An experiences of cultural complexes – for the full weekend, or $25 for A surcharge of $5 will be added
introductory lecture will take place whether it be in personal Friday’s lecture only. MSU and UM for either Visa/MC or PayPal
on Friday evening from 7–8:30pm, experience, clinical examples, or in students pay only $85 or $15 with payment methods.
followed by a daylong Saturday the emerging national and ID (1.5 CEs available). Lunch not Montana Friends of Jung is
workshop from 9am–4:30pm. Both world upheaval. included on Saturday. Contact a nonprofit educational
will be held at Bozeman Event Thomas Singer, M.D., is a Inese@bresnan.net with additional organization for all individuals
Space, located at 14 S Tracy. psychiatrist and Jungian questions. interested in the ideas of
In this lecture and workshop, Dr. psychoanalyst who practices in San Early registration is psychoanalyst Carl Gustav Jung
Singer will explore the multiple Francisco. His interests include recommended. Send check to and an approach to daily living
levels on which cultural complexes studying the relationship between Montana Friends of Jung (P.O. Box through depth psychology.
operate – in individuals, in groups myth, politics and psyche in cultures 6565, Bozeman, MT 59771). If Learn more by visiting
(based on race, ethnicity, gender and around the world. He is current interested in using PayPal, contact www.montanafriends-
religion), in nations, and in the President of National ARAS, an Valerie@valerieharms.com. Event ofjung.org or find them on
emerging global community. archive of symbolic imagery. organizers will be able to Facebook. •
MSU forums tackle body image in age of social media,
mansplaining & the carceral state
The Montana State University Garrick shared her story of battling and the many ways it disenfranchises Hours of operation are Monday
Women’s Center will present and overcoming depression and people of color, and more through Friday from 9am–4pm
Sack Lunch Seminar anxiety as a student-athlete in her specifically, black women and during the academic year, when
“#BlackHairMatters” on 2017 TED Talk, “The Hidden families in highly policed areas. classes are in session.
Wednesday, October 16th, from Opponent,” which has been viewed The MSU Women’s Center is a Lectures are FREE and
noon–1pm in SUB 168. more than 200,000 times. She department in the division of open to the public. For more
Join MSU student leaders connects with young adults and Student Success and was created to information about these and
Jamelle Phillips and Lyla Brown as collegiate athletes alike through her promote greater responsiveness to other events, visit www.mon-
they dive into the world of natural social media campaign, inspiring the needs of university women. tana.edu/women. •
hair, not only in the black 50,000 Instagram followers to
community, but throughout the share their authentic selves.
world. They will discuss how this The Players’ Tribune, USA Today
“natural hair” movement started, College, and Popsugar magazine
the science behind black hair, have featured Garrick’s story of
differing attitudes towards natural mental health and the path she
hair, and much more. walked to find healing and
Also on Oct. 16th, evening strength. She has lectured about
program “Body-Image, Self- wellness and self-care to college
Love and the Influences of campuses throughout the country.
Social Media” will be held in the “The Scary Truth of
Procrastinator Theater beginning at (Academic) Mansplaining,”
5:30pm. Former University of another Sack Lunch Seminar, is
Southern California volleyball player set for Wednesday, October 23rd,
and mental health advocate, from noon–1pm in SUB 168.
Victoria Garrick, will head the Have you ever given a
public lecture. Join for the presentation and had a male
inspirational talk and learn from her colleague or student interrupt you
insights into the pressures of being to assert their opinion? It is often
an outstanding athlete and student difficult to diffuse these situations
on today’s college campuses. in the heat of the moment. Join
Garrick walked-on to the #1 MSU’s Allison Theobold and
ranked USC volleyball team in 2015 other members of our STEM fac-
then became a four-year starter. ulty who will provide colleagues
She’s won a PAC-12 championship, with possible tips and tricks for
made two NCAA Elite Eight addressing these situations.
appearances, finished first in the “Confronting the Carceral
PAC-12 conference with the most State” will take place
total digs in 2018, and ended her Wednesday, October 30th. The
career with the top five most digs in final Sack Lunch Seminar for the
USC program history. month will be held from
Despite a successful athletic noon–1pm in SUB 168.
career, the high-pressure environ- Join student leaders Jamelle
ment and intense demands of Phillips, Lyla Brown and Michelle
the student-athlete schedule Lopez for this discussion about
took a toll on her mental health. the reality of the carceral state
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Pre-School Sci. Series Books & Babies Little HeARTs PIR Days – Art for Kids
10:30 am MSC 10 am & 1 pm Bzn Library 10 am Emerson 9 am Emerson
Little Ones Storytime
Birth of Planet Earth Yoga for All 10:15 & 11:15 am Library Books & Babies
11 am, 1 & 3 pm MoR 11 am & 12 pm Bozeman Library Birth of Planet Earth 10 am & 1 pm Bozeman Library
Adventure Women’s Book Club Birth of Planet Earth 11 am, 1 & 3 pm MoR Family Science Day: Fun with Fossils
with Jill Davis 11 am, 1 & 3 pm MoR Sack Lunch Seminar – 10 am Montana Science Center
12 pm Country Bookshelf All Ages Stick & Puck #BlackHairMatters
12 pm MSU – SUB Thrive’s Gym Days – Bozeman
Skating (No Sticks & Pucks) 2:30 pm Haynes Pavilion Stick & Puck 1:30 pm Haynes 10 am Willson School
1:30 pm Haynes Pavilion Free Pool 3 pm Molly Brown Free Pool 3 pm Molly Brown Cozy Café 11 am Bozeman Library
All Ages Stick & Puck Open STEAMlab 4 pm MSC Skating (No Sticks & Pucks)
2:30 pm Haynes Pavilion Birth of Planet Earth
Joe Knapp 5:30 pm Bzn Spirits 3 pm Haynes Pavilion 11 am, 1 & 3 pm MoR
Open STEAMlab 3 pm MSC Author Talk w/ Paul Tough
BZN Film Rodeo: Words All Ages Stick & Puck
Pint Night / Headwaters Lacrosse 4 pm Country Bookshelf
From a Bear National Fossil Day/Fossil Festival 2:30 pm Haynes Pavilion
4 pm MAP Brewing
5:30 pm Old Main Gallery 4 pm Bozeman Library Free Pool 3 pm Molly Brown
Pints w/ Purpose: Indigenous
People’s Day Club MSU Montana Manouche KGLT Pint Night 5 pm Nordic Brew Community Plan Open House –
6 pm Devil’s Toboggan Social Security Works with
5 pm Bridger Brewing Nancy Altman Future Land Use 4 pm City Hall
Sip & SLAM w/ Bryan Mackie & Rich Mayo 6 pm Kountry Korner Here We Are Now: Works by
5:30 pm Baxter Ballroom
Neil Filo Beddow Wings & Strings 6 pm MAP Brewing “Body-Image, Self-Love & the Anne Appleby
5 pm Mtns Walking Life Drawing (18+) 6 pm Emerson Influences of Social Media.” 5 pm Helen E. Copeland Gallery
Christy Hays 5 pm Murray Bar Educator’s Night 5:30 pm Procrastinator Theater Cheers to 100 Years: Celebrating
Open Mic / Bzn Poetry Collective 6 pm Country Bookshelf Ryan Acker 6 pm Outlaw Brewing
Homebuyers Education Women in History
6:30 pm Townshend’s Teahouse Wings & Strings / Gina & Wildfire
6 pm Bozeman Library 5:30 pm Baxter Hotel
Kristin Lundell 6 pm MAP Brewing 2nd Annual Plant Trivia Night MSU Wonderlust: wildlife biologist
6:30 pm Red Tractor Pizza BZN Film Rodeo: Words From a 6 pm MAP Brewing discussion
In the Spirit of Atatice - Bear – Screening & Discussion Science Inquiry Lecture: Restoring
Screening & Discussion Forests in a Time of Change 6 pm Livingston-Library
7 pm Rialto Bozeman
7 pm Rialto Bozeman 7 pm MoR PWB Presents: Who Builds?
Edis 7 pm Bozeman Taproom
Bluegrass – Learn to Jam Rob Lethert 7 pm Eagles Bar 6 pm Rialto Bozeman
Singo 7 pm MidTown Tavern
7 pm Bozeman Music Lessons Bingo Wednesday 7 pm Legion Open Builds 6:30 pm Bzn Makerspace
Sound Meditation 7 pm Bzn Dharma
Automation & Future of Work Listening to Indigenous BFS presents: Brittany Runs a Bridger Creek Boys 7 pm Red Tractor
7 pm MSU – SUB Communities , Students & Mentors Marathon 7 pm The Ellen Theatre Women’s Voices for Earth VAN TOUR
An Interpretation of Birds with Josh Moore 7 pm Bzn Taproom 7 pm The Loft Spa
7 pm MoR Intro to Meditation 7 pm Dharma
Jim Robbins The Wailers Author Event w/ Shann Ray
Trivia Night 7 pm Pine Creek Lodge
7 pm Hope Lutheran Church 7 pm The Pub Station – Billings Luke Combs 7 pm Brick Breeden 7 pm Elk River Books – Livingston
Indigenous Peoples: Goddamn Gallows / Scott H. Biram Nathan North
Wave of Light
Crow Astronomy 8 pm Filling Station 7 pm Bozeman Hot Springs
7 pm Roots Family Collaborative
7 pm MoR Lucy Dacus w/ Liza Anne Montana Rose
MSU Fall Choral Concert 8 pm Rialto Bozeman
Monday Night Live Trivia!?!? 7 pm The Mint Cafe & Bar
7 pm Bozeman Taproom 7:30 pm Reynolds Recital Hall Trivia at the Molly 8 pm Molly Brown
Bozeman High School Choirs Country Western Essentials Dance Halloween Movie Night
Vinnie Caruana w/ Spirit Houses
7:30 pm Willson Auditorium Class 8 pm Starlite Bozeman 7 pm Kitty Warren Social Club
& Anaconda Vise Country Open Dancing
Trivia with Trisha Paul Lee Kupfer
8 pm Whistle Pig Korean 9 pm Starlite Bozeman
Sunrise Karaoke 8 pm El Camino Bar 8 pm Murray Bar – Livingston
Sunrise Karaoke
9 pm Legion – Bozeman Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Bar IX 9 pm El Camino Bar Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Eagles Bar
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Bozeman Maze Bozeman Bozeman Maze Bozeman Bozeman Maze Bozeman Bozeman Maze Bozeman Bozeman Maze Bozeman
Amazing Butterflies Amazing Butterflies Exhbt Amazing Butterflies Exh Student Life Throughout Amazing Butterflies Exhibit
Exhibit 9 am MoR 9 am MoR MSU History 9 am MoR
9 am MoR Light on the Land: Photos 9 am MSU Library Light on the Land: Photos
Light on the Land: Photos
Amazing Butterflies Exhibit of Albert Schlechten
Light on the Land: Photos of of Albert Schlechten 9 am MoR of Albert Schlechten
9 am MoR 9 am MoR
Albert Schlechten Pre-School Science Series 9 am MoR Books & Babies 10 am & 1 pm Library
9 am MoR Books & Babies Light on the Land: Photos of
10:30 am MT Science Center Thrive’s Gym Days – Bozeman
Secret of the Cardboard Rocket 10 am & 1 pm Bozeman Library Albert Schlechten
Birth of Planet Earth 10 am Willson School
10 am MoR Yoga for All 9 am MoR
11 am, 1 & 3 pm MoR Cozy Café 11 am Bozeman Library
Brunch Music – Chandler Huntley 11 am & 12 pm Bozeman Library Little HeARTs 10 am Emerson
Public Skating (No Sticks/Pucks) Birth of Planet Earth
Birth of Planet Earth Little Ones Storytime 11 am, 1 & 3 pm MoR
11 am Pine Creek Lodge 1:30 pm Haynes Pavilion 10:15 & 11:15 am Bzn Library 5th Ann Early Childhood Luncheon
Birth of Planet Earth All Ages Stick & Puck 11 am, 1 & 3 pm MoR
Birth of Planet Earth 11:30 am Emerson
11 am, 1 & 3 pm MoR 2:30 pm Haynes Pavilion Mindfulness-Based Stress
11 am, 1 & 3 pm MoR All Ages Stick & Puck
Capcom Go! 12 & 4 pm MoR Open STEAMlab 3 pm MSC Reduction Course Sack Lunch Seminar – Scary Truth
Darla Sweeney 1 pm Wild Joe*s 11:30 am Pilgrim United Church 2:30 pm Haynes Pavilion
Community Pint Night for Visions of (Academic) Mansplaining Free Pool 3 pm Molly Brown
Spa Days for R & R All Ages Stick & Puck 12 pm MSU – SUB
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Livingston Film Series Late October Peanut Butter Falcon
continues with screening benefits local nonprofit
BlacKkKlansman Reach Inc.
On
Wednesday,
October 16th,
Bozeman Film
Society contin-
ues its 41st sea-
son with zany
dramedy,
Brittany Runs
a Marathon.
The screening
will take place at
Downtown
Bozeman’s Ellen
Theatre at 7pm. and young adults. Through candid Nantucket Film Festival Audience
Hilarious, outgoing and always interviews, filmmakers Scilla Awards, The Wrap critic Yolanda
Continuing its new season, the the organization aims to sanitize its up for a good time, New Yorker Andreen and Karin Gornick utilize Machado calls the film “a beautiful
Livingston Film Series presents a violent rhetoric to appeal to the Brittany Forgler (Jillian Bell) is every- the power of film to tell the stories story about human connection,
free screening of the 2018 crime mainstream. Rated R, the film runs body’s best friend – except maybe of kids and teens who discuss their heroes, and finding the joy of simply
drama BlacKkKlansman. The 135 minutes. her own. At 27, her hard-partying anxiety, its impacts on their lives and living your truth.” Directed by Tyler
film begins at 7pm on Sunday, Now in its fifth season, the ways, chronic underemployment and relationships, and how they’ve found Nilsin and Michael Schwarz, the
October 20th at the Shane Lalani Livingston Film Series presents a toxic relationships are catching up solutions and hope. film also features a cameo from
Center for the Arts. variety of independent features, with her, but when she stops by a In collaboration with Reach Inc., Bruce Dern. Rated PG-13, The
From visionary filmmaker Spike documentaries, local films, and new doctor’s office to try to score BFS presents The Peanut Butter Peanut Butter Falcon runs 93 minutes.
Lee, BlacKkKlansman is the incredible special screenings on the third some Adderall, she gets slapped with Falcon in recognition of National Closed captioning available.
story of an American hero. It’s the Sunday of every month in the a prescription she never wanted: Get Down Syndrome Awareness Month. BFS is proud to partner with
early 1970s, and Ron Stallworth is Dulcie Theatre at the Sane Lalani healthy. Too broke for a gym and The Ellen screening is set for 7pm Bozeman nonprofit Reach Inc. to
the first African-American detective Center for the Arts. too proud to ask for help, Brittany is on Wednesday, October 30th. present this special screening. Dee
to serve in the Colorado Springs Doors open at 6:30pm. at a loss, until her seemingly togeth- From the Producers of Little Miss Metrick, Community Relations and
PD. Determined to make a name Concessions are available prior to er neighbor Catherine pushes her to Sunshine comes The Peanut Butter Development Director for Reach
for himself, Stallworth bravely sets the 7pm screenings. Admission is lace up her Converse sneakers and Falcon, a modern Mark Twain-style will open the evening and be joined
out on a dangerous mission: always free, but donations are run one sweaty block. The next day, adventure story that tells the story of by a member of the Reach family.
infiltrate and expose the Ku Klux gratefully accepted. she runs two. And soon, after finish- Zak (Zack Gottsagen,) a young man Donations received at the lobby box
Klan. The young detective soon For more information, please ing her first mile, she sets an almost with Down syndrome, who runs office will benefit the organization.
recruits a more seasoned colleague, visit www.theshanecenter.org. unthinkable goal: running in the away from a residential nursing Reserved seats for Brittany
Flip Zimmerman, into the under- The Livingston Film Series is New York City Marathon. home to follow his dream of Runs a Marathon and The Peanut
cover investigation of a lifetime. generously sponsored by Donald B. Rated R, Brittany Runs a Marathon attending the professional wrestling Butter Falcon are $9.75 for adults or
Together, they team up to take Gimbel, Marilyn Clotz and Mary has a runtime of 104 minutes. school of his idol, The Salt Water $9.25 for seniors and students.
down the extremist hate group as Ann Bearden. • Closed captioning available. Redneck (Thomas Haden Church). Advance tickets available at
On Tuesday, October 29th, BFS A strange turn of events pairs him www.theellentheatre.org
proudly supports BE Yourself on the road with Tyler (Shia (plus service fees). The Ellen lobby
Project’s FREE screening of Angst, LaBeouf), a small-time outlaw on opens one hour before the
Best-selling author speaks with post-fil discussion. The event
will be held at 7pm in the Willson
the run, who becomes Zak’s unlikely
coach and ally. Together they wind
screening for refreshments.
Bozeman Film Society seeks out
on shifting landscape of Auditorium. Lobby opens at 6pm.
What does anxiety look like in
through deltas, elude capture, drink
whiskey, find God, catch fish, and
and presents independent films
which engage, entertain, and foster
teens? How can our community
higher education
convince Eleanor (Dakota Johnson), an understanding of the world com-
help? This IndieFlix Original a kind nursing home employee munity around us. Visit www.boze-
documentary is designed to open charged with Zak’s return, to join manfilmsociety.org for film
On Wednesday, October 16th, In his latest book, Tough tells dialogue around anxiety and mental them on their journey. previews and further information –
Hopa Mountain and Country the stories of students trying to health with an emphasis on youth Winner of the SXSW and and “Keep ‘Em Flickering!” •
Bookshelf will welcome Paul find their way, with hope, joy and
Tough to Bozeman as he shares frustration, through the application
his newest book The Years That process and into college. Drawing
Matter Most: How College on new research, and on dozens of
Makes or Breaks Us. The best-
selling author returns with a pow-
in-depth visits to college campuses
across the country, the book reveals
Next in Doc Series enters politically
erful, mind-changing inquiry into
higher education in the United
how the landscape of higher
education has shifted in recent fueled world of gerrymandering
States. Tough’s talk will begin at decades and exposes the hidden
4pm at the Downtown Bozeman truths of how the system works. On Thursday, October 24th, democracy will survive.
bookseller, located at 28 W Main. Pulitzer Prize-winning author at the Emerson Center for the Arts Slay the Dragon world-premiered at
A book signing will follow. Junot Díaz stated, “Paul Tough is a & Culture, the Bozeman Doc this year’s Tribeca Film Festival to
Paul Tough is the author of thinker to cherish: formidably Series continues its sixth season widespread critical acclaim.
Helping Children Succeed and How clear-eyed, incandescently learned, with the Montana premiere of “Slay the Dragon is the most
Children Succeed, which spent more and unshakably hopeful. Diving the critically acclaimed new important political film of the year,
than a year on The New York Times deep into the rewards, challenges, documentary, Slay the Dragon. and it may prove to be one of the
hardcover and paperback bestseller and perils of the American The film screens at 7pm. key political films of the decade.”
lists and was translated into university system, The Years That Gerrymandering, the practice – Variety
twenty-eight languages. He is a Matter Most reveals the heavy price of redrawing electoral maps to “Slay the Dragon emphatically
contributing writer to The New York a society pays when it no longer serve the party in power, has been proves that no matter how rigged
Times Magazine and a regular pulls together to give its young around for centuries. But in the system is and how high the
contributor to the public-radio people the education they need.” today’s hyper-partisan political opposition is stacked against you, it
program “This American Life.” This event is free of charge and environment it has been taken to is possible to make changes if you’re
open to the unprecedented extremes by both passionate and articulate enough to
public. For political parties. convince your neighbors that
more infor- Shining a light on this timely something has to be done.”
mation, con- subject, Slay the Dragon follows – Film Threat
tact Bonnie Katie Fahey, a young, politically “Regardless of your party
Sachatello- inexperienced Michigander who affiliation, this is the most significant
Sawyer, forms the group Voters Not redistricting in a case that makes it and vital political film of the year,
Executive Politicians working to bring a all the way to the US Supreme and perhaps the most empowering.”
Director of measure onto the state’s ballot to Court. A detailed, maddening, and – IndieNYC
Hopa require an independent group – not ultimately inspiring look at a Doors open at 6:30pm. Single
Mountain, the legislature – to draw the lines. pressing national issue, the film admission to Slay the Dragon is $10,
at (406) Meanwhile, in Wisconsin, the film deftly balances the facts and maps or $8 for students. Tickets are
586-2455. • chronicles the work of an activist with the tireless work of everyday available at the door or in advance
group challenging the state’s people doing all they can to ensure at Cactus Records and Movie
Lovers, as well as the Doc Series
website. Visit www.bozeman-
docseries.org to purchase
Season Passes or 7-film punch
cards, and to view trailers
for upcoming films.
This biweekly documentary
screening series is curated by
award-winning filmmaker
Jason Burlage. The Doc Series
brings brand new films from
around the world to the Emerson’s
Crawford Theater between
October and April. •
Contributing
Writers
Danny Waldo
George Wuerthner
page 6A • Volume 26, Number 20- October 15, 2019 • The BoZone Entertainment Calendar • www.BoZone.com • 406-586-6730 ––– Tell ’em, “I Saw It In The BoZ one! ”
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