Have FUN in August at fantastic Montana festivals! UGUST already?! Fret not forms–music of all genres, performances by ative community! Musicians, painters, jewelry magiccityblues.com/. Bozeman, there’s still plenty of local theatre and dance troupes, workshops, makers, glass blowers, wordsmiths, and all oth- Rockin’ The Rivers returns to the Bridge fun in the sun to be had before family-friendly entertainment and activities, a ers smitten with an artistic urge, showcase their near Three Forks, Friday, August 12th through our first long winter’s night. flower show, a beer and wine garden featuring talents and offer handmade inspired art for sale Sunday, August 14th with a hair-raising slate of August may be the last month Montana microbrews, and over 100 arts and at SLAM. Learn more at slamfestivals.org/. performances including Vince Neil of Mötley of “summer,” but it’s also plumb crafts vendors to stroll through and purchase Magic City Blues is set to be the party of Crüe, Buckcherry, Loverboy, Ratt, Cinderella’s full of great outdoor festivals unique gifts for yourself, family, and friends. the summer! Eat, drink, and dance in the street Tom Keifer, Firehouse, Survivor, and many everyone can enjoy! Here’s a Visit sweetpeafestival.org/ for wristband and on Montana Avenue in downtown Billings to six more! Come celebrate with some of rock’s look at what you can get out and revel in other information. acts each night on two stages, Friday and favorite legends and the hottest up-and-comers. around the area. The 6th Annual SLAM Festival will take Saturday, August 5th & 6th from 5pm to mid- Stay to revel in the party that is uniquely The 2016 Sweet Pea Festival returns to place at Bogert Park, Saturday, August 6th from night. Headliners include Kenny Wayne Rockin’ the Rivers, Montana’s largest and most theA Bozeman area, Friday, August 5th through 10am-7pm and Sunday, August 7th from 10am- Shepherd, Elle King, and Ziggy Marley! Every loved rockfest. For over 15 years, Rockin’ the Sunday, August 7th as it celebrates its 39th year. 5pm. This event will showcase artists, musicians, summer for fourteen years, Magic City Blues Rivers has combined phenomenal music, great Sweet Pea is a three-day festival of the arts held dance performers, culinary artisans, brewers has attracted thousands and thousands of music company, and unparalleled natural beauty to the first Friday, Saturday, and Sunday every and distillers, and demonstrators from around fans from all across the country to Billings, the throw one of the most entertaining and largest August. The Festival kicks off late Friday after- the state of Montana. This event is free to state’s largest city. Magic City Blues, an urban music festivals in the Northwest. And the legacy noon in Lindley Park with a performance by attend and family friendly. Eco-friendly trans- music festival in a rural state, is a signature will continue in 2016! Visit Montana Shakespeare in the Parks. Saturday portation is encouraged. A complimentary bicy- event for the City of Billings and the State of rockintherivers.com/ for more festival informa- ramps up with a children’s run and parade that cle valet will also be available for you to take Montana. The event features natural Montana tion and to purchase tickets. lead the community to the park where the fes- advantage of while you’re enjoying the festival hospitality, unique setting, fabulous lineups, Further information and event descriptions of these tivities continue through 7pm on Sunday. so you don’t have to worry about the nightmare and the appeal of The Last Best Place. Tickets awesome outdoor festivals can be found throughout this Weekend entertainment comes in many of parking! Montana has an outstanding cre- and further information is available at issue of the BoZone. • Contents Theatre/Literature . . . .2A Community/Art ...... 3A Calendar ...... 4-5A Community ...... 6A Community/Film ...... 7A Art ...... 8A EcoZone ...... B Bi$Zone ...... 4B RollingZone ...... C Joey Fender & The 55's GAC 2016 Fudraiser Rocky Mnt Pearls - 8/11 SlamZone ...... 1 & 2D Pine Creek Lodge Emerson Center Jason Boland - 8/12 Robbie Walden Band - 8/13 EndZone ...... 3 & 4D August 12 August 12 • 6-8pm Mixers Saloon ­Page 2a­•­The BoZone •­augusT 1,­2016

Come for the Feast, stay Streamline Bus System Celebrates for the experience 10 years of Service Life is Delicious! See—and 3–5:30pm, Feast offers $1.50 oysters HRDC will celebrate the 10th the Gallatin Valley home. Streamline and the HRDC are taste—for yourself at Feast Raw until they’re gone, $1 off any draft Anniversary of Streamline for the Streamline is funded by the proud of their role in making Bar & Bistro of Bozeman. Stop in beer or wine, $10 for three oysters entire month of August. Federal Transit Administration, with Bozeman the most livable place! with family and friends for an invit- and one glass of Dolci Colline Streamline, a program of the funds administered by the Montana Visit Streamlinebus.com for more ing dining experi- Prosecco, HRDC, is Bozeman’s public transit Department of Transportation; and information today! ence, one high- $10 shellfish system. Launched in partner- lighted by a care- platter, and ship with ASMSU in August of fully crafted menu $11 viet- 2006, Streamline service con- and extensive namese nects our communities together wine list. wings. On as never before. Streamline’s Sharing excep- Sundays convenient, fare –free rides tional cuisine and only, all bot- allow residents and visitors inviting guests to tles of wine access to work, school, medical participate in an are 25% off. care, recreation and the like; epicurean dining The reduces the pressure on down- experience is the Feast team town parking and traffic; and driving force of are big helps eliminate automobile Feast. The restaurant serves the best believers in giving back to their com- emissions. In addition, the sys- in sustainable seafood and locally munity. Every Wednesday and tem has enhanced public safety sourced meats and produce. Sunday, 10% of oyster sales is given with late night services and Procuring fine ingredients from to a deserving organization. Do your strengthened connectivity to around the world to supply its fusion part and come enjoy these delicacies. outlying neighborhoods and the bistro/raw bar allows Feast to share Feast Raw Bar & Bistro is located nearby communities of Three its passion for simply prepared and at 270 West Kagy, Ste C in Forks, Manhattan, Belgrade and superbly executed cuisine. Bozeman. Hours of operation are Livingston. Most importantly, Inspired by seasonal organic Tuesday–Sunday from 3–10pm. For the Streamline buses symbolize ingredients, Feast’s menus incorpo- further information or a look at the what can happen when people rate traditional and world cuisine. menu, please visit pull together to find new ways of local support from ASMSU, HRDC is a nonprofit communi- Who doesn’t love Happy Hour? feastbozeman.com/. Call (406) 577- making the community more livable Montana State University, and the ty action agency dedicated to build- Every Tuesday–Sunday from 2377 for reservations. • and affordable for those who call City of Bozeman. ing a better community. •

Catch Broadway Bound Book Review “Esther the Wonder Pig” at the Shane by Steve Jenkins and Derek Walter Derek couldn’t bear to think about Facebook page for her (with thou- with Caprice Crane giving up their “baby.” Esther was sands of “likes”), her story was Neil Simon’s Broadway Bound building community through vari- c.2016, Grand Central Publishing charming, smart, and sweet-tem- picked up by major newspapers and is the stirring conclusion to the play- ous arts programming, classes and $26.00 / $31.50 Canada pered, a part of the family – so they knew the jig was up. wright’s autobiographical “Eugene” events. The Shane Center is home 212 pages much so that her “dads” one day Esther’s dads understood that Trilogy. We watch Eugene grow up to a thriving theatre company– Let’s face it: getting a new pet is realized they could no longer eat her story was changing lives – both in Brighton Beach Memoirs, and join mounting top-notch community fun. pork because it was like dining on animal and human—which brought the army in Biloxi Blues. After his theatre productions, classes, educa- You imagine long walks, bedtime them to tears and a realization: their military service, he returns home to tional outreach programming for cuddles, training a new baby to be a big girl had a big personality. Was it pursue a career as a comedy writer, area schools, and intense Young good citizen. There will be laughs, time to take her along on a big but he immediately alienates his Actors’ Workshops twice a year. In joys, and playtime and well, of dream, too? family when he uses their foibles as addition, the Shane Center offers course, there’ll be sleepless nights, Much as I hate literary comparisons, the basis for a new radio show. access to a variety of short and little messes, and broken possessions. it’s difficult not to draw parallels Broadway Bound will run in the long-term rental spaces available for And in the new book Esther the between Esther the Wonder Pig and the Dulcie Theatre at the Shane Center a wide range of artistic endeavors Wonder Pig by Steve Jenkins and Marley empire. Both are based on for one final weekend, playing and community events. A 165-seat Derek Walter with Caprice Crane, adorably tiny animals that quickly Friday and Saturday, August 5th auditorium, a lavish ballroom with those are the easy surprises… grew to sizes unexpected by their and 6th, at 8 pm, with a closing attached catering space, a mirrored Steve Jenkins knew his partner, humans. Their proportions caused Sunday matinee on August 7th at rehearsal hall, music and art stu- Derek, would be angry. the pets to wreak havoc on their 3pm. Tickets are $16 for adults, dios, dance facilities, offices, class- He knew they should have talked homes, the stories of which are told $13 for seniors and college students, rooms, and meeting rooms all keep about it first, but when a high- with great amusement. and $10 for youth 17 and under, the Shane Center abuzz with daily school friend offered Jenkins a 6- Check, and check. and are available at theshanecen- activity. In striving to bring the month-old “mini-pig,” well, serious- The difference is that author ter.org/ or by calling the box office community together through the ly, who could resist? Not Jenkins; he Steve Jenkins (and Derek Walter at (406) 222-1420. arts, the staff is committed to inclu- was a lifelong animal lover and with Caprice Crane) took Esther’s Located in the heart of siveness and offering affordable besides, she said the piglet wouldn’t story beyond this book. Esther, Livingston, the Shane Center is access to its programming and grow much. today, is a spokes… uh, pig for the dedicated to fostering creativity and facilities. • Yes, Derek was angry but not for bettering of the lives of farm ani- long: he fell for the pink face, too, mals and the encouragement of a and so that little piggy stayed home vegan lifestyle. Because of this tale – until a veterinarian told Jenkins Esther’s relatives. So that little piggy and their Happily Ever Esther Farm that Esther was no mini, that she’d ended the eating of roast beef (and Sanctuary, fewer little piggies (and Manhattan to celebrate grow to outweigh both men and, other meats) in the house. cows and chickens) go to market. well, it was a shock. Never mind But as Esther grew, so did the prob- I love a good ending. 31st Potato Festival that Esther had terrible housebreak- lems. Jenkins knew that keeping a This is a quick book to read and, if ing issues which almost caused her hoofed animal was illegal in their you’re an animal lover, you’ll partic- The Manhattan Area Chamber on the participation of its members banishment. Canadian town and Esther’s size ularly want it now. For you, Esther the of Commerce is set to celebrate the for both special events and day-to- It was true that their house was a meant they couldn’t hide her any- Wonder Pig will make you say “Whee! 31st Annual Manhattan Potato day operations. Please support your permanent mess, but Jenkins and more. Once they’d created a Whee! Wheeeee!” • Festival on Saturday, August 20th. community: renew your member- Manhattan, home of the seed pota- ship, or join the Manhattan Area to, will be the host of a day-long fes- Chamber of Commerce. Take part tival including a pancake breakfast, in the prospering business communi- parade, car show, vendor booths, 5K ty. Help shape the future of the run, raffle, children’s area, various Manhattan area. As business leaders, Dulcimer: the perfect instrument competitions, and delicious potatoes it is up to you to inspire change and in every form. The Festival runs growth. As you renew your member- anyone can play from 9am-4pm. Parking and shuttle ship or consider becoming a new The Crazy Mountain Dulcimer on Saturday from 10am-4pm. $35 for both workshop days, or $20 service to the Festival area are free! member, please consider volunteer- Players will host a Dulcimer Explore the dulcimer, focus on each day. Family admission is $40 Find more information at manhat- ing for one of their many commit- Workshop led by Mike Anderson learning tunes, and make the songs for both days, or $25 per day. Kids tanareachamber.com/. tees! Just a few hours of help—even the weekend of Friday, August 5th you might know sound better. Part run $25 for both days, or $15 per The Manhattan Area Chamber four hours a year—can make a dif- through Sunday, August 7th at Big two of the Workshop with Mike will day. Mike Anderson is a singer, sto- of Commerce was established in ference. The mission of the Timber’s Carnegie Library. close out the weekend on Sunday ryteller, musician, dulcimerist, writer, 1988 with a purpose to promote a Manhattan Area Chamber of Friday evening will feature a Root from 11am-3pm. Work on chording, author, educator, and emcee of this business district which can meet the Commerce is to support member Beer Float Social at 6pm. The pub- learn how to do painless sing-a-longs fun event! For more information, needs of the Manhattan area, so and businesses through promotion, lic is invited to this event highlighted with the dulcimer, and get insight on please contact Steve Harvey at (406) that its citizens and business commu- sharing of resources and community by a Dulcimer Concert with Mike more embellishments including 932-6241 or [email protected]. nity might prosper. It depends solely involvement. • Anderson. Part one of the using a capo. Carnegie Library is located at 314 Workshop with Mike will take place Cost of the event for adults is McLeod Street in Big Timber. •

Volunteers sought to help welcome back MSU students From MSU News Service 16th annual Montana State (406) 994-2345. While RSVPing, Volunteers are sought for the University Move-In Day, set for volunteers will be asked to request Wednesday, August 24th. one of five volunteer duties, Volunteers from both MSU and including elevator volunteer, curb- the community will help move side greeter, cart volunteer, recy- an expected 3,000 new students cling or check-in volunteer. into their residence halls. Volunteers will also be asked for Volunteers will have a choice their t-shirt size. During the event, of one of four shifts: 8–10am, volunteers will wear a free gold 10am–12pm, 12–2pm. and MSU Move-In Day shirt that they 2–4pm. Volunteers must arrive will receive when they report. 15 minutes prior to their shift. Volunteer registration closes by Anyone who would like to 5pm, Friday, August 19th. For volunteer for the student wel- more information, contact the come event may RSVP online or MSU President’s Office at (406) call the MSU President’s Office, 994-2345. •

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Chord Rustlers get ready for “Tater Pigs” Gallatin Art Crossing If you ask a regular attendee for Sweet Pea,” says Chord Rustler care about social status. Join the celebrates sculpture project about the Sweet Pea Festival, they President Dan Hopper. “All of our Chord Rustlers in singing four-part usually will remember four things— members, their wives, kids, grand- harmony on Tuesday evenings at The Gallatin Art Crossing is This year, the Art Crossing is the music, crafts, Shakespeare kids, and friends volunteer to help 7pm downstairs at the Bozeman excited to announce its Annual celebrating its downtown project shows, and Tater Pigs. The Chord set up the booth, core Reception and Fundraiser dur- which includes rotations and 10 Rustlers Barbershop Chorus started potatoes, or wait on cus- ing the Art Walks on Friday, August new pieces. The event includes live selling Tater Pigs at Sweet Pea near- tomers.” Proceeds from 12th at the Emerson Center for the music, a food truck, hors d’oeuvres, ly 20 years ago. Since then, their the sales of Tater Pigs go Arts and Culture (North end) from community, and also will feature booth has become the place to go to help support the cho- 6-8pm. This Reception is open to GAC Artists Jim Dolan and Pete for an unusual and tasty treat while rus activities. More the public and is a celebration of Stecher welding your choice of attending the Festival. importantly, they are the GAC’s community effort as a scrap metal into a sculpture for you The recipe has always been the used to help find music unique outdoor sculpture exhibit. to take home during the fundraiser. same: take a first class Gallatin education in the Located in downtown Bozeman, Join in for this wonderful summer Valley potato, core the middle, insert Bozeman area. Over the the exhibit hosts a variety of art- event and kick off the 2016-2017 a juicy breakfast sausage, bake ten- past 10 years, the Chord work, introducing viewers to many Gallatin Art Crossing Installation, derly until done, and then serve with Rustlers are sponsors of artistic approach- sour cream, butter chives, bacon Hawks Night Live and es. Sculptures will bits, and a song. The cores become contribute scholarships remain down- Tater Holes and are served with a to the Big Sky Youth town to be dis- sausage as well. “Of course, we Harmony Rendezvous played for a mini- sometimes get requests for a Tater held each year at Luccock Park, Catholic Community Center, locat- mum of one year. Pig...‘hold the squeal’ (no sausage), south of Livingston. See you at ed at 210 S. Grand Ave. in One of the goals but most of our customers like them Sweet Pea! Bozeman. The Bozeman Chord of the Art loaded,” says longtime Chord What is a chord Rustler? He’s a Rustlers are an extraordinary group Crossing program Rustler Wyman Schmidt. “And you fellow who: loves to sing…enjoys of men of many different ages who is to add at least can’t eat just one.” In fact, the booth guys he wouldn’t know from a bale gather together in celebration of the one piece to the sees a lot of the same customers all of hay…likes four-part harmony truly American art form of barber- permanent col- Blanketed Warrior by Jim Dolan three days of the Festival. sung a cappella…is somewhere shop music. Learn more at lection every year. “It’s no easy task getting ready between 14 and 94…and doesn’t chordrustlers.org/. • In addition to helping artists dis- and over 70 pieces on display in play and market their work, the Downtown Bozeman. Please bring Gallatin Art Crossing connects the cash to purchase an official GAC public to an open voting pint glass to be filled with compli- opportunity through mentary beer and wine. Learn more Sweet Pea 2016 has arrived! gallatinartcrossing.org/ for the and vote for the People’s Choice selection of the People’s Choice Award online at The 2016 Sweet Pea Festival popular Bite of Bozeman and the largest and most popular parades in award every year. GallatinArtCrossing.com/. • returns to the Bozeman area Friday, Sweet Pea Art Show runs through the state of Montana. The Sweet August 5th through Sunday, August the entire month of August at the Pea Children’s Run will kick off the 7th as it celebrates its 39th year. Bozeman Public Library. Admission parade of colorful floats featuring Sweet Pea is a three-day festival to events leading up to Festival this year’s theme: Red Ants Pants Music Gallatin Valley Farmer’s of the arts held the first Friday, weekend is free. Admission to the “Yellowstone–National Parks Festival Market 9 am Haynes Pavillion Saturday, and Sunday every August. events in Lindley Park requires the Centennial.” The parade is free 29 11 am White Sulphur Springs 30 Leisure & Luxury: Age of Nero The Festival kicks off late Friday purchase of an admission wrist- and open to the public. The parade Read-Sing-Play! Preschool 9 am MoR afternoon in Lindley Park with a band. Three-day admission wrist- runs along Main St. between 8th Storytime 10:15 am 11:15 am Library 19th Annual Garden & Home Tour performance by Montana bands can be purchased at the gate Ave & Wallace. Space & Back 9 am Emerson- Gallatin Valley Shakespeare in the Parks. Saturday on a depreciating scale for $30 on And last, but definitley not least, 2pm 11:45 am MoR Planetarium Living History Farm 10 am MoRockies ramps up with a children’s run and Friday, $25 on Saturday, and $15 on one of the biggest draws of Sweet Brewery Follies & 8pm Lamps of Atlantis 1 & 4 pm parade that lead the community to Sunday. You can purchase wrist- Pea is the LIVE Music! Here’s a 4 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery 10 am MoR Planetarium the park where the festivities contin- bands in advance by visiting sweet- look at the schedule of 2016’s per- Emerson Garden & Home Tour Red Ants Pants Music Festival ue through 7pm on Sunday. peafestival.org/. formance slate. Aubrie Sellers will 4 pm Emerson- Gallatin Valley 11 am White Sulphur Springs Weekend entertainment comes in Take a look at some event high- start things off on Friday, August 5th Pokemon Club 4:30 pm n Library Cosmic Happenings many forms–music of all genres, lights that make Sweet Pea what it at 6pm, before Asleep at the Solar Superstorms 5 pm MoR 3 pm 11 am MoR Planetarium performances by local theatre and is! Sweet Pea’s Bite of Bozeman Wheel brings down the house at Claudia Williams The Little Star That Could 5:30 pm Kountry Korner Cafe dance troupes, workshops, family- is a highlight of the annual festivi- 8pm. Saturday, August 6th will see a noon MoR Planetarium Sitka Rendezvous 6 pm MAP Brewing friendly entertainment and activi- ties. This palate-friendly evening slew of performances, starting with To Space and Back2 pm MoRockies Sharon Iltis Band 7 pm Desert Rose Brewery Follies 8pm 4 pm H. S. Gilbert ties, a flower show, a beer and wine precedes the main event and will Hollow Wood at 12pm, Paa Kow Alex Robilotta Trio7 pm Red Tractor garden featuring Montana micro- take place on Wednesday, August at 1:30pm, and Joshua James at Solar Superstorms 5 pm MoR Swingly Jazz Project Bob Britten 5:30 pm Kountry Korner Cafe brews, and over 100 arts and crafts 3rd beginning at 5:30pm in 3pm. James McMurtry will con- 7:30 pm Pine Creek Growling Old Men 7 pm Elling House vendors to stroll through and pur- Downtown Bozeman. Enjoy the tinue things at 6pm before Sonny Oliver! 7:30 pm Ellen theatre Music Off Main-Belgrade chase unique gifts for yourself, fami- food and drink offerings of over 40 Knight & The Lakers take the Solidarity Service8 pm Murray Bar 7 pm Desert Rose Alley off Main ly, and friends. area restaurants and food vendors. stage at 8pm. Sunday, August 7th Joe Nichols One Leaf Clover 7:30 pm Pine Creek The week leading up to the With entertainment on every cor- performances include Montana 8 pm Wilma Theatre - Missoula Oliver! 7:30 pm Ellen theatre Festival offers additional fun-filled, ner, food choices galore, and the fun Jazz Collective at 12pm, Paige Neil Simon’s Broadway Bound The Max 8 pm Mixers Saloon community events. Artists of all skill of dining among friends in the mid- and the Peoples at 1:30pm, and 8 pm Shane Center Neil Simon’s Broadway Bound levels converge on Main Street dle of Main Street, you’re sure to The Hard Working Americans Bluebelly Junction 8 pm Shane Center Tuesday morning for Chalk on the have a good time! finishing things off at 3pm. 9 pm Sacajawea Bar Way Station 9 pm Murray Bar Walk. Wednesday evening local The Sweet Pea Parade is For further festival information Dead Beats 9 pm Haufbrau Sista Otis 9 pm Sacajawea Bar restaurants line Main Street to offer something all locals and returning or to pre-purchase wristbands to the Groove Wax 9 pm JRs Lounge Groove Wax 9 pm JRs Lounge up samples of their fare, while visitors are familiar with. The Sweet 2016 Sweet Pea Festival, visit Henry Wagons 9 pm Lve from the Divide Justin Case Band musicians entertain, during the ever Pea Festival Parade is one the sweetpeafestival.org/. • Justin Case Band 9 pm Chico Hot 9 pm Chico Hot Springs Bob Weber 9:30 pm Bale of Hay Saloon Bob Weber 9:30 pm Bale of Hay Saloon Learn Bozeman’s history with walking tours The past is like a place where the Beall Park Recreation Center, you can go and experience a differ- located at 415 N Bozeman. This ent world. Join an Extreme tour gives an overview of the “work- History Project walking tour ing class,” or blue collar section of for an adventure through time and Bozeman. see the past through new eyes. Murders, Madams, and Mediums: Here’s a look at some of the upcom- Bozeman’s Dark Side will take place ing tours. August 5th at 7pm and August 12th Seeking Fortunes: Bozeman’s Historic at 7pm. From horrific murders to China Alley will get things moving on notorious madams and mediums August 2nd at 10am, August 5th at communicating with the spirit world, 1pm, August 9th at 10am, August Bozeman’s darker history comes to 12th at 1pm, and August 16th at light in a walking tour designed to 10am. The tour will start at send a shiver up your spine. Hear Soroptimist Park, located at the cor- how “Steamboat Bill” murdered the ner of Main and Rouse streets.The China woman Linn Lum and Chinese were an integral part of Bozeman’s “Week of Horror!” early Montana life, fulfilling roles as Learn how Mrs. Mounts proved to miners, laundry men, restaurant Bozeman society that she could owners, and purveyors of fresh veg- communicate with the dead. Meet etables. They came to the West, as Louise Couselle, Bozeman’s notori- many did, to find a better life for ous madam whose income rivaled themselves and their families. Come that of Bozeman’s wealthiest mer- help uncover this history. chants. Meet your tour guide in Tents to Town: Bozeman’s Historic front of the Western Cafe, located at Main Street Walking Tour will take 443 E. Main Street. place August 3rd at 10am, August The Ghosts of Bozeman’s Past: The 7th at 11am, August 10th at 10am, Historic Sunset Hills Cemetery Walking and August 14th at 11am. The tour Tour will be held August 14th at will start at Soroptimist Park, located 4pm. The early residents of at the corner of Main and Rouse Bozeman laid their loved ones to streets. Put on your walking shoes rest, overlooking the town that their and explore Bozeman’s historic toil and labor helped establish. Main Street. Learn about Bozeman’s Come learn about Bozeman’s early early history through the historic movers and shakers and the stories architecture and people that found- that make up the town’s historical ed our unique town. narrative. Meet at the entrance to Family Matters: Bozeman’s Historic Sunset Hills Cemetery, located off of African American Community tours will East Main Street and directly south be held August 4th at 1pm and of Lindley Park. August 11th at 1pm. The tour will You can register and pay with start at Beall Recreation Center, cash or check at the time of the tour. located at 415 N. Bozeman. Working For more information on the tours as machinists, laborers, laundresses, or if you have questions, please housekeepers, and porters, don’t hesitate to call (406) 220-2678 Bozeman’s African American com- or e-mail info@extremehistorypro- munity contributed to the building ject.org. Tours are $10, $7 for sen- of our city through their labor, reli- iors, kids 12 and under are free! gious activity, child rearing, social The Extreme History Project is clubs, and community participation. an independent non profit (501c3) Follow these founding families and public history organization that aims uncover a history that has been to make history fun, engaging, and silent for over a hundred years. relevant for community, society and The Working Class Hero: Bozeman’s policy. They believe history is an Historic Tracy District Walking Tour will important resource for understand- occur on August 5th at 6pm. ing where we are and how we got Bozeman was not built by the here. We must understand these his- Nelson Story’s alone. It took a large torical processes in order to create community of masons, shopkeepers, our future. Knowing and appreciat- and brewers, among others, to build ing history makes a better world. Bozeman’s infrastructure in the late Learn more at 19th century. The tour will start at adventurethroughtime.org/. • Tell ’em, “I Saw It In The BoZone!” ––– The BoZone Entertainment Calendar • www.bozone.com • 406-586-6730 • Volume 23, Number 15 - August 1, 2016 • page 3A IF IT'S HAPPENING... IT’S IN THE BO THE IN IT’S HAPPENING... IT'S IF Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday BO THE IN IT’S HAPPENING... IT'S IF

Living History Farm Leisure & Luxury: Age of Nero Bozeman Sunrise Rotary Club Leisure & Luxury: Age of Nero Business Before Hours Leisure & Luxury: Age of Nero 9 am MoR Sweet Pea 10 am Lindley Park 10 am Museum of the Rockies 9 am MoR 6:45 am Holiday Inn 9 am MoR 7:30 am Big Sky Western Bank Living History Farm 10 am Museum of the Rockies SLAM 10 am Bogert Park 31 Find Waldo Local 1 Space & Back & 2pm 11:45 pm 2 Seed to Snack Summer Camp 3 James Stewart in Winchester 4 Seed to Snack Summer Camp 5 Roman Fridays 10 am Museum of the Rockies 6 Brewery Follies & 8pm 4 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery 10 am Country Bookshelf MoR Planetarium 9 am Irving Elementary ‘73 9 am Ellen Theatre 9 am Irving Elementary Space & Back 2pm 11:45 am MoR Planetarium Magic City Blues 5 pm Downtown Billings Lamps of Atlantis 1 & 4 pm Lamps of Atlantis 1 & 4 pm 10 am MoR Leisure & Luxury: Age of Nero Seed to Snack Summer Camp Leisure & Luxury: Age of Nero 9 am MoR Lamps of Atlantis 1 & 4 pm 10 am MoR Planetarium Bob Britten 5:30 pm Kountry Korner Cafe 10 am MoR Planetarium Living History Farm 10 am Mo Rockies 9 am MoR 9 am Irving Elementary Lamps of Atlantis 1 & 4 pm 10 am MoR Cosmic Happenings 3 pm 11 am MoR Planetarium Heather Lingle 5:30 pm Katabatic Brewing Company Sean Eamon 7 pm Norris Hot Springs Red Ants Pants Music Festival Cosmic Happenings & 3 pm 11 am MoR = Chalk on the Walk Lamps of Atlantis 1 & 4 pm 10 am MoR Books & Babies & 1pm 10 am Library Read-Sing-Play! Storytime 10:15 am 11:15 am Library Townsend Rodeo 7 pm Townsend Fairgrounds 11 am White Sulphur Springs 9 Energies - Wise action and Choosing 9:30 am Downtown Bozeman Living History Farm 10 am Mo Rockies Cosmic Happenings & 3 pm 11 am MoR Bozeman’s Historic China Alley 1 pm Soroptimist Park Living History Farm 10 am Mo Rockies Don Elliot 7 pm Desert Rose Cosmic Happenings love 12 am Bozeman Public Library Sensational Babies 10 am MoR The Hoot noon Downtown Livingston Brewery Follies & 8pm 4 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery Books & Babies & 1pm 10 am Library Neil Simon’s Broadway Bound 8 pm Shane Center 3 pm 11 am MoR Planetarium Brewery Follies & 8pm 4 pm H. S. Gilbert Cosmic Happenings & 3 pm 11 am MoR Open noon Bozeman Bike Kitchen Pokemon Club 4:30 pm Bozeman Library Space & Back & 2pm 11:45 pm MoR The return of the Atlatl 8 pm Lewis & Clark Caverns The Little Star That Could Pints w/Purpose- Extreme History Lamps of Atlantis 1 & 4 pm 10 am MoR Brianna Moore & The Sasquatch Funk Summer Lunch 12 am Bozeman Library Magic City Blues 5 pm Downtown Billings GrooveWax 9 pm Chico Hot Springs noon MoR Planetarium Project 5 pm Bridger Brewing Cosmic Happenings 3 pm 11 am MoR 11:30 am Emerson Center Brianna Moore & The Sasquatch Funk Solar Superstorms 5 pm MoR Planetarium DJ Bassline 9 pm JRs Lounge To Space and Back Solar Superstorms 5 pm MoR Planetarium Open noon Bozeman Bike Kitchen Space & Back 2pm 11:45 pm MoR 11:30 pm Emerson Center Claudia Williams 5:30 pm Kountry Korner Cafe Diamond 9 pm Pour House Bar and Grill 2 pm Museum of the Rockies Quenby Iandiorio w/ Kevin toll Summer Lunch 12 am Bozeman Library Spanish Classes noon Lockhorn Cider Space & Back & 2pm 11:45 pm MoR Matt Campbell 5:30 pm Sacajawea Bar Freekbass 9 pm Filling Station John Floridis 3 pm Map Brewing 5:30 pm Neptune Brewery Chess Club for Kids Wii Wed./Minecraft 3:45 pm Library The Hoot 2 pm Downtown Livingston Bad Neighbor 6 pm Uncorked Gary Small & the Coyote Brothers 9 pm Murray Bar Neil Simon’s Broadway Bound Bluegrass Jam 5:30 pm Katabatic Brewing 3:45 pm Library Brewery Follies 8pm 4 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery Follies & 8pm 4 pm H. S. Gilbert Ovando 7 pm Norris Hot Springs Band of Drifters 9 pm Sacajawea Bar 3 pm Shane Center Live from the Divide 6 pm 91.9 & 97.1 Beer for a Cause 4 pm Katabatic Brewing The Livingston Farmers Market Belgrade Lions Farmers Market Alex Robilotta Trio Karaoke 9:30 pm Bale of Hay Charles Dickens’ OLIVER! Bozeman Writers Group Film & Discussion: Hate in America: A 4:30 pm Sacajawea Park 4 pm Clarkins Park 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza 3 pm Ellen theatre 6 pm Bozeman Library Town on Fire Hope Lutheran Church Whiskey Wednesday 5 pm Bucks T 4 Solar Superstorms 5 pm MoR Planetarium Dirt Farmers 7 pm Desert Rose All You Can Eat Crab Night Tom Kirwan Brewery Follies 8pm 4 pm H. S. Gilbert Solar Superstorms 5 pm MoR Planetarium Many Faces/Voices of Opera 5 pm Shane The Memphis Strange 4 pm Sacajawea Hotel 6:30 pm Red Tractor Pizza Solar Superstorms 5 pm MoR Planetarium Farmers Market 5 pm Big Sky Town center Music in the Mountains: The Iguanas 7:30 pm Pine Creek Brewery Follies Haufbrau Open Mic 10 pm Haufbrau Quenby 5 pm Bogert Park Farmers market Sweet Pea’s Bite of Bozeman 6 pm Big Sky Town Center Gregory Alan Isakov 8pm 4 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery Amanda Stewart 5:30 pm Downtown Bozeman Adult Chess 6 pm Bozeman Library 8 pm Ellen Theatre 5:30 pm Bozeman Spirits Solar Superstorms 5 pm MoR Planetarium Joe Knapp & Friends Kris Lager Band 6:30 pm Downtown The Max 8 pm 49er Rich Mayo 5:30 pm Kountry Korner Cafe Wade Montgomery 5:30 pm Bridger Brewing The Bridger Creek Boys 7 pm Red Tractor Neil Simon’s Broadway Bound Kate & the Alley Kats 6 pm MAP Brewing 5 pm Kountry Korner Swingley Jazz Project Memphis Strange 6 pm Map Brewing Keith Urban 7 pm Brick Breeden 8 pm Shane Center Open Mic (with Mike Williams) 7 pm Livingston Mint Bozeman Jewish Film:Marjorie Diamonds 7 pm Bozeman Hot Springs Naturalist Talk: George Bird Grinell 6 pm 406 Brewing Chord Rustlers 7 pm Morningstar 7 pm Procrastinator Theatre Dance Lessons 7:30 pm Mixers Saloon 8 pm Lewis & Clark Caverns The Bridger Big Band 7 pm Eagles Bar Bozeman Catholic Community Center String Jam 7:30 pm Story Mansion Country & Line dancing 7:30 pm Mixers Bluebelly Junction Hooligans Trio Bozeman Municipal Band-Dr. Jeannie Daisy O’Conner 7:30 pm Mint Livingston Sunrise Lip Sync Contest 8 pm Eagles 9 pm Mint Livingston 7 pm Bozeman Hot Springs Little 7:30 pm Bogert Park-Band Shell Rockin’R Trivia 8 pm Rockin R Bar Spoken 8 pm Faultline North Karaoke 9 pm JRs Lounge Otep 7 pm Pub Station-Billings Argentine Tango w/ Bozeman Tango weekly jazz 8 pm Plonk Chad Okrusch 8:30 pm Murray Bar GrooveWax Shinyrib 8 pm The MAC Pato Banton 9 pm Eagles Bar Quenby & WOW Band 8:30 pm Legion 9 pm Chico Hot Springs 9 pm live from the Divide Acony Belles 8 pm Bacchus Pub Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Bacchus Pub Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Eagles Bar Gary Small & the Coyote Brothers Toys That Kill 9 pm Whistle Pig Korean Yarn 9 pm Filling Station Ashleigh Flynn 9 pm Live From the Divide Matt Andersen 9 pm Live From the Divide 9 pm Murray Bar Haufbrau Open Mic 10 pm Haufbrau Crook & The Bluff 9:30 pm Zebra Lounge Haufbrau Open Mic 10 pm Haufbrau Ranges, Anterroir 9 pm Zebra Lounge

Living History Farm Leisure & Luxury: Age of Nero Bozeman Sunrise Rotary Club Think Big: Small Business Leisure & Luxury: Age of Nero Chamber Classic Golf Outing 7 amBridger Creek Golf MT Fair 8 am Metro Park 10 am Museum of the Rockies 9 am MoR 6:45 am Holiday Inn Marketing on a Budget 9 amMT 9 am MoR MT Fair 8 am Metro Park Gallatin Valley Farmer’s Market 9 am Haynes Lamps of Atlantis 1 & 4 pm 7 Townsend Fair 8 9 Leisure & Luxury: Age of Nero 10 Manufacturing Center 11 Heart of the West Art Show & 12 Leisure & Luxury: Age of Nero 9 am MoR 13 Leisure & Luxury: Age of Nero 9 am MoR 10 am MoR Planetarium 10 am Fairgrounds -Townsend 9 am MoR Leisure & Luxury: Age of Nero Auction 10 am GranTree Inn Heart of the West Art Show10 am GranTree Inn Lamps of Atlantis 1 & 4 pm 10 am MoR Planetarium Living History Farm 10 am Mo Rockies Sweet Pea 10 am Lindley Park Living History Farm 10 am MO Rockies 9 am MoR Books & Babies & 1pm 10 am Library Lamps of Atlantis 1 & 4 pm 10 am MoR Planetarium Heart of the West Art Show & Auction 10 am GranTree Inn Cosmic Happenings & 3 pm 11 amMoR SLAM 10 am Bogert Park Books & Babies & 1pm 10 am Library Space & Back & 2pm MT Cowboy Poetry Gathering Living History Farm 10 am Museum of the Rockies Living History Farm 10 am Museum of the Rockies Plein Air Painting Begins Tents to Town 11 am Bozeman Dowtown Plein Air Painting Begins 11:45 am MoR Planetarium 10 am Lewistown Roman Fridays 10 am Museum of the Rockies Heart of the West Contemporary Art Show and Auction 10 am Cosmic Happenings 11 am Livingston ART & Culture 11 am Livingston ART & Culture Lamps of Atlantis 1 & 4 pm Lamps of Atlantis 1 & 4 pm 10 amMoR Brewery Follies & 8pm 4 pm H. S. Gilbert MT Cowboy Poetry Gathering 10 am Lewistown Best Western Plus GranTree Inn 3 pm 11 am MoR Space & Back & 2pm 10 am MoR Planetarium Space & Back & 2pm Cosmic Happenings & 3 pm 11 am MoR Planetarium MT Cowboy Poetry Gathering 10 am Lewistown Plein Air Painting Begins Pints w/Purpose- Missouri Breaks 11:45 am MoR Planetarium Living History Farm 10 am M Rockies 11:45 am MoR Planetarium Monument 5 pm Bridger Brewing Read-Sing-Play! Storytime & 10:15 am 11:15 am Library Cosmic Happenings & 3 pm 11 am MoR Planetarium 11 am Livingston ART & Culture Lamps of Atlantis 1 & 4 pm 10 am MoR Sensational Babies 10 am MoR Cosmic Happenings & 3 pm 11 am MoR Solar Superstorms 5 pm MoR Planetarium Bozeman’s Historic China Alley 1 pm Soroptimist Park The Little Star That Could noon MoR Planetarium Bale of Hay Beer Fest noon Bale of Hay Cosmic Happenings & 3 pm 11 am MoR Cosmic Happenings & 3 pm 11 am MoR Open noon Bozeman Bike Kitchen Bluegrass Jam 5:30 pm Katabatic Brewing Brewery Follies & 8pm 4 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery ERA Landmark Agent’s of Hope Carnival 1 pm Bogert Park Rodeo Parade noon Downtown Townsend Open noon Bozeman Bike Kitchen Spanish Classes noon Lockhorn Cider Summer Lunch 12 am Bozeman Library Bozeman Writers Group 6 pm Library Pokemon Club 4:30 pm Bozeman Library To Space and Back 2 pm Museum of the Rockies Comstock Lode noon Bale of Hay Summer Lunch 12 am Bozeman Library Katie Careless & The Reckless Brewery Follies & 8pm 4 pm H. S. Gilbert Live From The Divide 6 pm 91.9 & 97.1 Free Friday Nite 5 pm CMB Brewery Follies & 8pm 4 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery The Little Star That Could noon MoR Chess Club for Kids 3:45 pm Library Ambassadors noon Emerson Lawn Jon Hogan Band 6 pm Map Brewing Belgrade Lions Farmers Market Solar Superstorms 5 pm MoR Planetarium Solar Superstorms 5 pm MoR Planetarium To Space and Back Aaron Williams 6:30 pm Red Tractor Pizza Beer for a Cause 4 pm Katabatic Brewing Wii Wed./Minecraft Meet-up 4 pm Clarkins Park Claudia Williams 5:30 pm Kountry Korner Cafe Bob Britten 5:30 pm Kountry Korner Cafe 2 pm Museum of the Rockies Sacajawea Audubon meeting Brewery Follies & 8pm 4 pm H. S. Gilbert 3:45 pm Bozeman Library Solar Superstorms 5 pm MoR Planetarium Gallatin Art Crossing fundraiser 6 pm Emerson center Donnie Elliot Band 5:30 pm Katabatic Brewing Company Neil Simon’s Broadway Bound 6:30 pm Hope Lutheran Church Solar Superstorms 5 pm MoR Planetarium Brewery Follies & 8pm Leif Chirstian 5:30 pm Katabatic Brewing Bozeman ART Walk 6 pm Downtown Bozeman Plein Air Painting Exhibit 6:30 pm Livingston ART & Culture 3 pm Shane Center Adia Victoria 9 pm Live From the Divide Bogert Farmer’s Market 5 pm Bogert Park 4 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery Mathias 5:30 pm Sacajawea Bar Rachel Pohl painting demonstration 6 pm Altitude Gallery M5 Mexican Brass 7 pm Big Sky Town Center All You Can Eat Crab Night Ranges, Anterroir, Montoneros Bramble & Rye 5 pm Bogert Park market The Livingston Farmers Market Adult Chess 6 pm Bozeman Library Ana Vidovic/Angella Ahn 6:30 pm Warren Miller Performing Arts Bozeman Stampede 7 pm Gallatin Fairgrounds 4 pm Sacajawea Hotel 9 pm Zebra Lounge Russ Chapman 5:30 pm Bozeman Spirits 4:30 pm Sacajawea Park Music on Main-Outer Vibe Murders, Madams and Mediums: Bozeman’s Dark Side Che Zuro 7 pm Norris Hot Springs Brewery Follies & 8pm 4 pmH. S. Gilbert Little Rio 10 pm Haufbrau Rich Mayo 5:30 pm Kountry Korner Cafe Whiskey Wednesday 5 pm Bucks T 4 6:30 pm Downtown Bozeman 7 pm Western Cafe Heather Lingle Band 7 pm Desert Rose Brewery Ripple 6 pm Map Brewing Solar Superstorms 5 pm MoR Planetarium The Bridger Creek Boys 7 pm Red Tractor Edis and the Incredibles 7 pm Desert Rose Cool McCool & the Spies 7:30 pm Pine Creek Solar Superstorms 5 pm MoR Planetarium Swingley Jazz Project 7 pm Livingston Mint Big Sky Farmers Market Jeff Carroll 7 pm Bozeman Hot Springs Aaron Williams 7 pm Uncorked Steven Spielberg’s JAWS 7:30 pm Ellen Theatre Bramble & Rye 5:30 pmKountry Korner Chord Rustlers 7 pm 5 pm Big Sky Town center Joe Schwem 7 pm Uncorked Ordinary Elephant 7 pm Norris Hot Springs Lord Huron & Trampled by Turtles 7:30 pm Big Sky Brewing Cafe Bozeman Catholic Community Center Vibe Quartet 5:30 pm Bridger Brewing Mandy Rowden Alex Robilotta Trio 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza G. T. Hurley 9 pm Sacajawea Bar Open Mic (with Mike Williams) 6 pm406 Love & Friendship 7:30 pm Ellen Theatre High Plaines Drifter 7 pm Ellen Theatre 7:30 pm Pine Creek Steep Canyon Rangers 8 pm Ellen Theatre Amy Helm & The Handsome Strangers Brewing Bozeman Municipal Band-Dr. Jeannie Sean Devine 7:30 pm Pine Creek Dance Lessons 7:30 pm Mixers Saloon Canaan Smith 8 pm Pub Station-Billings 9 pm Live From the Divide Hogan & Moss Trio Little 7:30 pm Bogert Park-Band Shell weekly jazz 8 pm Plonk Country & Line dancing 7:30 pm Mixers Steep Canyon Ranger 8 pm Ellen Theatre Christy Hays 9 pm Murray Bar 7 pm Norris Hot Springs Love & friendship 7:30 pm Ellen Theatre Rockin’R Trivia 8 pm Rockin R Bar Sunrise Lip Sync Contest 8 pmEagles Bar www.TWANG 9 pm Chico Saloon DJ Bassline 9 pm JRs Lounge The Dirt Farmers Argentine Tango w/ Bozeman Tango Mike Love Sean Devine 8:30 pm Murray Bar Hogan & Moss 9 pm Gallatin Riverhouse Grille www.TWANG 9 pm Chico Saloon 7 pm Bozeman Hot Springs 8 pm Filling Station 8 pm The MAC Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Eagles Bar Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Sacajawea Bar Z The Robbie Walden Band Z Brandon Santini 8 pm Chico Saloon GT Hurley 8 pm Bacchus Pub Sizzling Salsa 8 pm The MAC Strangeways 9:30 pm Livingston Mint Bar Laura Rain & The Ceasars 9 pm Murray Bar 9:30 pm Mixers Saloon Jason Boland American Aquarium Sunrise Karaoke at Bacchus Rocky Mountain Pearls 9:30 pm Mixers DJ Bassline 9 pm JRs Lounge Cory Leone Johnson 9 pm Live From the Divide 9 pm Live From the Divide 9 pm Bacchus Pub Bozeman Stampede After Party

Jason Bolland and the Stragglers 9:30 pm Mixers Saloon 9:30 pm Bale of Hay ONE Haufbrau Open Mic 10 pm Haufbrau ONE Abstract Rude 10 pm Eagles Bar Bozeman Haufbrau Open Mic 10 pm Haufbrau 10 pm Mixers Saloon Bozeman Stampede After Party 10 pm Mixers Saloon Bozeman Stampede After Party 10 pm Mixers Saloon

MT Fair 8 am Metro Park Bozeman Sunrise Rotary Club MT Fair 8 am Metro Park MT Fair 8 am Metro Park MT Fair 8 am Metro Park MT Fair 8 am Metro Park Rampage The Roots 6 am Pony MT Leisure & Luxury: Age of Nero 6:45 am Holiday Inn Leisure & Luxury: Age of Nero Leisure & Luxury: Age of Nero 29th Annual Grand Targhee Vine & Dine Luncheon 11 am Big Sky -Peaks MT Fair 8 am Metro Park 9 am MoR MT Fair 8 am Metro Park 9 am MoR 9 am MoR 14 Bluegrass Festival 15 16 17 18 19 Cosmic Happenings & 3 pm 11 am MoR Planetarium 20 Gallatin Valley Farmer’s Market 9 am Haynes Living History Farm Leisure & Luxury: Age of Nero Lamps of Atlantis 1 & 4 pm Lamps of Atlantis 1 & 4 pm 9 am Grand Targhee Resort Read-Sing-Play! Storytime Potato Festival 9 am Manhattan 10 am Museum of the Rockies 9 am MoR 10 am MoR Planetarium 10 am MoR Planetarium Living History Farm 10 am MORockies Books & Babies 10:15 am 11:15 am Library Vine & Dine Events 11 am Big Sky Resort MT Cowboy Poetry Gathering Cosmic Happenings & 3 pm 11 am MoR Living History Farm 10 amMuseum of the Living History Farm 10 am MO Rockies Bozeman’s Historic China Alley 1 pm Soroptimist Park Brewery Follies & 8pm 4 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery • Brewery Follies & 8pm 4 pm H. S. Gilbert Rockies Sensational Babies 10 am MoR 1pm 10 am Bozeman Library • 10 am Lewistown Museum& Cultural History Day Vine & Dine Events 3 pm Big Sky Resort Gallatin Roller Girlz vs Hel’z Belles B 5 pm Haynes Pavilion- Pints w/Purpose- The Dance Alliance Books & Babies & 1pm Cosmic Happenings & 3 pm 11 am MoR Lamps of Atlantis 1 & 4 pm 10 am MoR 10 am Yellowstone Gateway Museum Brewery Follies & 8pm 4 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery Gary Small & the Coyote Brothers Chico Hot Springs Since 1993 Since 5 pm Bridger Brewing 10 am Bozeman Library Bookworms Shake, Rattle, and Roll 1993 Since Tents to Town: Main Street Cosmic Happenings & Pokemon Club 4:30 pm Bozeman Library Bob Britten 5:30 pm Kountry Korner Cafe Solar Superstorms 5 pm MoR Planetarium Lamps of Atlantis 1 & 4 pm 10 am MoR 11 am Country Bookshelf 11 am Bozeman Dowtown 3 pm 11 am MoR Planetarium Willow Creek ART Walk 4:30 pm Willow Creek Tom Kirwan 7 pm Norris Hot Springs Russ Chapman 5 pm Murray Bar Cosmic Happenings & 3 pm Lunch On The Lawn:Into the Abyss and Cosmic Happenings & 3 pm 11 amMoR Open noon Bozeman Bike Kitchen Solar Superstorms 5 pm MoR Planetarium Big Ol’ 7:30 pm Pine Creek Lodge Bluegrass Jam 5:30 pm Katabatic Brewing 11 am MoR Planetarium Saxy Soundz 11:30 am Emerson Center Planetarium Summer Lunch 12 am Bozeman Library Claudia Williams 5:30 pm Kountry Korner Cafe Becky Sappington & The Bitter Road 9 pm Murray Bar Bozeman Writers Group 6 pm Library Bookworms Shake, Rattle, and Roll Spanish Classes Raptor Center to Host Family Fun Day Bozeman’s Historic African American The Lincoln School Foundation ART 5:30 pm Lincoln School Bluebelly Junction 9 pm JRs Lounge 11 am Country Bookshelf noon Lockhorn Cider House noon MT Raptor Center Live From The Divide 6 pm 91.9 & 97.1 Community 1 pm Beall Park Sunraiser, Panther Car, Sigmund and Ranges 9:30 pm Zebra Open noon Bozeman Bike Kitchen Wii Wed./Minecraft Meet-up Livingston ART Walk 5:30 pm Downtown Livingston The Little Star That Could noon MoR HRDC Ready to Rent class Brewery Follies & 8pm 4 pm H. S. Gilbert Larry Gibson 9:30 pm Bale of Hay Summer Lunch 12 am Bozeman Library 3:45 pm Bozeman Library Quenby & WOW Band To Space and Back 2 pm MO Rockies 6 pm Bozeman United Methodist Church Belgrade Lions Farmers Market Chess Club for Kids 3:45 pm Library Brewery Follies & 8pm 6 pm Pine Creek Lodge All You Can Eat Crab Night Neil Filo Beddow 4 pm Clarkins Park Brewery Follies & 8pm 4 pm H. S. Gilbert 4 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery & Cafe 4 pm Sacajawea Hotel 6:30 pm Red Tractor Pizza Solar Superstorms 5 pm MoR Planetarium Beer for a Cause 4 pm Katabatic Brewing The Livingston Farmers Market Adult Chess 6 pm Bozeman Library The Working Class Hero: Bozeman’s Historic Tracy Brewery Follies & 8pm 4 pm H. S. Gilbert The Color Morale 8 pm Pub Station-Billings Solar Superstorms 4:30 pm Sacajawea Park Vine & Dine 6 pm Big Sky Resort District Walking Tour 6 pm Beall Park Festival Orchestra 5 pm Big Sky Town Haufbrau Open Mic 10 pm Haufbrau 5 pm MoR Planetarium Whiskey Wednesday 5 pm Bucks T 4 Realities of Reproduction 6 pm MOR Alex Robilotta Trio Solar Superstorms 5 pm MoR Planetarium Bogert Farmer’s Market Dan Dubuque/ Solar Superstorms 5 pm MoR Planetarium Music on Main-Gipsy Moon 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza Prairie Mountain Canaries Yamama 7:30pm 5 pm Bogert Park Farmers Market 5 pm Big Sky Town center 6:30 pm Music on Main Mandy Rowden 6 pm Map Brewing Christy Hays 5:30 pm Bozeman Spirits HRDC Ready to Rent class Sugar Daddies 7 pm Desert Rose 7 pm Norris Hot Springs Seasonal Montana Dinner Rich Mayo 6 pm Bozeman United Methodist Church Reckless Kelly 7 pm Emerson Murders, Madams and Mediums: Bozeman’s Dark Side 6 pm Willie Disitllery 5:30 pm Kountry Korner Cafe Support Your Local Sheriff 7 pm Ellen Mathias 7 pm Bozeman Hot Springs 7 pm Western Cafe Open Mic (with Mike Williams) Dance Lessons 7:30 pm Mixers Saloon The Max HRDC Ready to Rent class • Miss Tess + Thomas Bryan Eaton • 6 pm 406 Brewing The Scooter Brown Band 6 pm Bozeman United Methodist Church 7 pm Murray Bar 7:30 pm Pine Creek Lodge 7:30 pm Pine Creek Lodge In Walks Bud 7 pm Bozeman Hot Springs Todd Green 6 pm MAP Brewing Hogan & Moss 8 pm Sacajawea Bar Weekly jazz 8 pm Plonk Country & Line dancing 7:30 pm Mixers Woodblind 7 pm Norris Hot Springs Swingley Jazz Project 7 pm Livingston Mint Quenby & The West of Wayland Band Rockin’R Trivia 8 pm Rockin R Bar Sunrise Lip Sync Contest 8 pm Eagles Devon Allman Band w/Owen Campbell Chord Rustlers 7 pm Bozeman Catholic Sizzling Salsa 8 pm The MAC 9 pm Murray Bar Chris O’Leary Band 8:30 pm Murray Bar 2016 27, 31-August July 9 pm Eagles Bar Bozeman Bluebelly Junction 2016 27, 31-August July Michael Franti & Spearhead Sunrise Karaoke Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Eagles Bar Laura Rain and the Ceasar 7:30 pm Big Sky Brewing Company 9 pm Bacchus Pub 9 pm JRs Lounge 9 pm Chico Saloon FLOW 9 pm Story Mill Bozeman Tango 8 pm The MAC FLOW, 9 pm Story Mill Larry Hirschberg 9 pm Bacchus Pub Gary Small & the Coyote Brothers Haufbrau Open Mic 10 pm Haufbrau Ross Ridenour 8 pm Bacchus Pub Haufbrau Open Mic 10 pm Haufbrau Strangeways 9:30 pm Livingston Mint Bar 9 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon

Cruisin’ on Main Car Show Age of Nero 9 am MoR Bozeman Sunrise Rotary Club Leisure & Luxury: Age of Nero fee-free day fee-free day 9 am Yellowstone National park Digger Days 9 am eagle mount 9 am Downtown Bozeman Lamps of Atlantis 1 & 4 pm 6:45 am Holiday Inn 9 am MoR 9 am Yellowstone National park Leisure & Luxury: Age of Nero 9 am MoR Gallatin Valley Farmer’s Market 9 am Haynes fee-free day 9 am Yellowstone National park 21 Vine & Dine Brunch at the Base 22 10 am MoR Planetarium 23 Leisure & Luxury: Age of Nero 24 Living History Farm 10 am 25 Leisure & Luxury: Age of Nero 26 Roman Fridays 10 am Museum of the Rockies 27 Leisure & Luxury: Age of Nero 9 am MoR 9:30 am Peaks Restaurant Living History Farm 10 am MoR 9 am MoR Museum of the Rockies 9 am MoR Lamps of Atlantis 1 & 4 pm 10 am MoR Planetarium Brewery Follies & 8pm 4 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery Living History Farm Cosmic Happenings & 3 pm 11 am MoR Living History Farm 10 am Mo Rockies Sensational Babies 10 am MoR Books & Babies & 1pm 10 am Library Living History Farm 10 am Museum of the Rockies Bob Britten 5:30 pm Kountry Korner Cafe 10 am Museum of the Rockies Space & Back & 2pm Space & Back & 2pm Lamps of Atlantis 1 & 4 pm Lamps of Atlantis Cosmic Happenings & 3 pm 11 am MoR Planetarium Aaron Williams 7 pm Norris Hot Springs Lamps of Atlantis 1 & 4 pm 11:45 am MoR Planetarium 11:45 am MoR Planetarium 10 am MoR Planetarium 1 & 4 pm 10 am MoR Read-Sing-Play! Storytime 10:15 am 11:15 am Library Timber the Treasure Dog 7 pm Story Mansion 10 am MoR Planetarium Brewery Follies & 8pm 4 pm H. S. Gilbert Books & Babies & 1pm Space & Back & 2pm Space & Back & 2pm Space & Back & 2pm 11:45 pm MoR Planetarium Todd F Green 7 pm Desert Rose Tents to Town: Main Street Solar Superstorms 5 pm MoR Planetarium 10 am Bozeman Library 11:45 am MoR Planetarium 11:45 am MoR Planetarium Brewery Follies & 8pm 4 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery Leif Christian 7:30 pm Pine Creek Lodge 11 am Bozeman Dowtown Kalyn Beasley 5 pm Murray Bar Lamps of Atlantis 1 & 4 pm 10 am MoR Cosmic Happenings & 3 pm Cosmic Happenings & 3 pm Claudia Williams 5:30 pm Kountry Korner Cafe Someday Miss Pray 9 pm Murray Bar Cosmic Happenings Bluegrass Jam 5:30 pm Katabatic Brewing Cosmic Happenings & 3 pm 11 am MoR Planetarium 11 am MoR Planetarium Bozeman’s Tracy District Walking Tour 6 pm Beall Park Exit 288 9 pm JRs Lounge 3 pm 11 am MoR Planetarium Quenby Iandiorio solo 5:30 pm Neptune 11 am MoR Planetarium Spanish Classes Open noon Bozeman Bike Kitchen Alex Robilotta Trio 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza Diamond 9 pm Staceys Bar High Altitude Tea 11:30 am Townshend Tea Live From The Divide 6 pmKGLT 91.9 & Open noon Bozeman Bike Kitchen noon Lockhorn Cider House Brewery Follies & 8pm Murders, Madams and Mediums 7 pm Western Cafe Milton Menasco & the Big Fiasco 9 pm Chico Hot Springs The Little Star That Could 97.1 Leadership Mentoring Series Wii Wed./Minecraft Meet-up 4 pm H. 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Gilbert The Livingston Farmers Market Adult Chess 6 pm Bozeman Library Exit 288 4 pm Sacajawea Hotel Wayland 8 pm Faultline North Farmers Market Family Activities 4:30 pm Sacajawea Park The Bridger Creek Boys 9 pm JRs Lounge Brewery Follies & 8pm Haufbrau Open Mic 10 pm Haufbrau 5 pm Bogert Park Whiskey Wednesday 5 pm Bucks T 4 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza Diamond 9 pm Staceys Bar 4 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery Q and M/ Drink me Pretty Band Solar Superstorms 5 pm MoR Planetarium Walcrik 7 pm Bozeman Hot Springs Karaoke The Organism 4 pm Lockhorn Cider House 7:30 pm 5 pm Bogert Park Big Sky Farmers Market Quenby Iandiorio solo 9 pm Solar Superstorms 5 pm MoR Planetarium Solar Superstorms 5 pm MoR Planetarium 5 pm Big Sky Town center 7 pm Gallatin Riverhouse Grille Sacajawea Shelly Bessler & Tony Polecastro Quenby Iandiorio 5:30 pm Bozeman Spirits Russ Chapman 6:30 pm Bozeman Library Emmylou Harris and John Prine Milton 5:30 pm Kountry Korner Cafe Rich Mayo 5:30 pm Kountry Korner Cafe Nathan Kalish & The Last Callers Headline NPS Centennial Event Menasco & The Cooks 6 pm Map Brewing Mike Gurzi & friends 6 pm MAP Brewing 7 pm Murray Bar 7 pm gardiner Mt the Big Open Mic (with Mike Williams) Walcrik 6 pm Map Brewing Christy Hays 7:30 pm Pine Creek Lodge Dance Lessons 7:30 pm Mixers Saloon Fiasco 6 pm 406 Brewing Swingley Jazz Project 7 pm Livingston Mint weekly jazz 8 pm Plonk Country & Line dancing 9 pm Montana Rose 6 pm Chico Hot Springs Chord Rustlers Rockin’R Trivia 7:30 pm Mixers Chico Hot Thermal Grass 7 pm Bozeman Hot Springs 7 pm Bozeman Catholic Community Center 8 pm Rockin R Bar Sunrise Karaoke at Eagles 9 pm Eagles Springs Mathias 7 pm Norris Hot Springs Diarrhea Planet 7:30 pm Pine Creek Lodge Sizzling Salsa 8 pm The MAC Ginstrings 8:30 pm Murray Bar Bob Weber 18th Neighborhood Block Party Origin 8 pm Pub Station-Billings Sunrise Karaoke at Bacchus Jeff Austin Band 9:30 pm 8 pm Chico Hot Springs Argentine Tango w/ Bozeman Tango 9 pm Bacchus Pub 9 pm The Eagles Lodge Bale of Hay Haufbrau Open Mic 10 pm Haufbrau 8 pm The MAC Haufbrau Open Mic 10 pm Haufbrau Strangeways 9:30 pm Livingston Mint Bar

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3rd annual Vine & Dine Park County Days, Picnic in the Park at Big Sky Resort announced The Livingston Area Chamber of place on Monday, August 15th from Bands competition at 12pm. United Big Sky Resort’s 3rd Annual Admission varies from event to Commerce and Livingston 11am-5pm at the Sleeping Giant in Light’s Mane Event will take place Vine & Dine Festival of wine and event. Visit bigskyresort.com/vine to Convention and Visitors Bureau has Trade Center. Tuesday, August 16th from 5-10pm at the Park County food is set for Thursday, August 18th register, where you can also fine fur- announced the annual Park will feature Performing Arts, Storytelling Fairgrounds. The Stafford Animal through Sunday, August 21st. The ther event detail. Lodging discounts County Days are to be held & Film Day from 11am-8:30pm at Shelter’s Bark in the Park will close out event offers a variety of experiences are valid the nights of August 17th- Sunday, August 14th through The Shane Center, the Blue Slipper the week on Sunday, August 21st at in the Mountain Village designed to 21st at Huntley Lodge, Summit Sunday, August 21st with daily 10:30am at the events happening around Livingston. Miles Park Enjoy a week packed with family- Bandshell. friendly events celebrating the rich Picnic in the history of Park County and the gate- Park, in conjunc- way cities and towns that lead you tion with the NPS into Yellowstone National Park. This Centennial week of fun all leads up to the 2016 Celebration will National Park Service Centennial take place on Celebration on Thursday, August Thursday, August 25th in Gardiner—the North 25th. Didn’t get increase your knowledge and enjoy- Hotel, and Village Center. Please entrance to the Park. tickets to the ment of wine and food by providing call Big Sky Central Reservations to Livingston and Park County is Evening at the exciting activities, seminars, tastings, book a room at (800) 548-4486 and home to an eclectic mix of people Theatre, and the Buckhorn Theatre. Arch event in Gardiner? Don’t and dinners. Vine & Dine will fea- reference Vine & Dine. and community members who are The Park County Farmer’s Market will worry, you can still watch the entire ture Google Global Program Chef Big Sky Resort, established in proud of their rich history and take place on Wednesday, August celebration live. Come on down to Scott Giambastiani and Master 1973, is located in the Northern diversity. Park County days is a way 17th from 3-7pm at the Miles Park the Miles Park Bandshell along the Sommeliers Fred Dame and Jay Rockies of southwest Montana to celebrate life here, but also show- Bandshell. Thursday, August 18th Yellowstone River for Picnic in the Fletcher. Highlighted events include between Bozeman and Yellowstone case the area to those traveling will see Museum & Cultural History Park. Festivities commence at 3pm, the “Farm, Field and Vine National Park. Big Sky Resort is the through to visit Yellowstone Day from 10am-6pm at The Fly with the live broadcast to begin at Showcase,” Tasting the Master’s Biggest Skiing in America with National Park. Fishing Federation Museum, 7pm. This event will feature live Way, Cheese & Wine...One Stinky 5,800+ acres offering an average of Here’s a look at the schedule of Livingston Depot Museum, and the music, food, and drinks. Grab a Good Time, Pinot on the Peak, the two acres per skier and 4,350 verti- events! A Cemetery Walk will kick Yellowstone Gateway Museum. The blanket, some chairs, and pack a pic- Vine and Dine Grand Event, cal drop. Learn more about 2016- things off on Saturday, August 13th Art Walk to Yellowstone will occur on nic or stop by one of Livingston’s Brunch at the Base to close out the 2017 season passes at at 1pm at Calvary Cemetery on Old Friday, August 19th from 2-8pm great local restaurants and bring weekend, and so much more! bigskyresort.com/. • Clyde Park Rd. Park County Days with select art gallery tours through- your food along with you. Food and will officially get underway on out Livingston, Paradise Valley, and drinks will also be available for pur- Sunday, August 14th with Ranch Gardiner. Saturday, August 20th will chase at the park. Heritage & Farm Day from 10am-3pm feature Food, Fun & Suds in the Park Details and full schedule of all Find your lecture at at the Miles Park Bandshell. Outdoor from 11am-5pm at the Miles Park Park County Days events are avail- Recreation & Outfitters Day will take Bandshell, with a Battle of the able at ParkCountyDays.com/. • Museum of the Rockies There are plenty of upcoming childbirth, and delivery complica- events—apart from their wonderful tions affected residents of Montana Operate construction equipment at exhibits—to choose from at the and the West some 100 years ago. Museum of the Rockies in In a time of high infant mortality, August! Here’s a look at what’s com- the Tinsley children all lived to Digger Days ing up. adulthood—a rare occurrence Think you’ve got what it takes to and Knife River, with all proceeds swimming, camping, rock climbing, In collaboration with the Gallatin worthy of attention. This event operate big construction equip- set to benefit Eagle Mount. kayaking, cycling, fishing, and History Museum, MOR will host is free and open to the public. ment? Want to find out? Then come Since 1982, Eagle Mount has more–that foster freedom, joy, lecture “The Exploration and The Extreme History Project join in at Eagle Mount’s 6th been transforming the lives of peo- strength, focus, and confidence. Set Annual Digger Days on ple with disabilities and children under the beauty of Montana’s leg- Saturday, August 27th from 9am-4pm. Events will take place at the TMC Cook/Lehrkind Gravel Pit on Dollar Drive off Frontage Road in Belgrade. Admission is $5 per attendee. You’ll be able to sit in the cab and operate the controls of the biggest, baddest construction equip- ment around! Kids of all ages are welcome to join in the fun. Food and drink will be available for with cancer. With the help and sup- endary “big sky,” Eagle Mount purchase, with family-style tent seat- port of a generous community, focuses on people’s abilities, while ing also offered. This event is spon- Eagle Mount opens up a world of gently supporting their disabilities. sored by Sime Construction, TMC, adventures–skiing, horseback riding, Learn more at eaglemount.org/. •

George Bird Grinnell is known as the Father of Glacier National Park.

Discoveries of George Bird will present lecture “My Grinnell, The Father of Duties...Are not So Clearly Laid Learn to DANCE before the summer ends! Glacier National Park” featur- Down...: The Problems of Come join Bozeman’s thriving Two-Step, Country Swing (Jitterbug) A special Night Club Two - Step ing speaker Hugh Grinnell, Command on the Montana social dance community or learn to or the super-versatile East Coast Bootcamp in August focuses on those Monday, August 8th beginning at Frontier” featuring speaker Dr. dance with your partner in anticipa- Swing, and classic smooth styles such romantic, slower songs popular for 6pm in Hager Auditorium. This Tom Rust, Thursday, August 25th tion of date nights, weddings, and as Foxtrot and Waltz for flowing first dances at weddings and versatile event is free and open to the public. beginning at 6pm in Hager nights at local taverns. This summer, gracefully down the dance floor. moves for many of today’s country Join MOR and the Gallatin History Auditorium. This event is free and Dance Kinexion and the and pop ballads. Museum with monthly lectures open to the public. Montana Movement Arts In every class, you’ll learn fast focused on the dynamic and lively Using the past and present Center are offering professional and have a blast discovering the joy history of the Gallatin Valley. Museum of the Rockies inspires dance classes and private lessons in of dancing with a partner to your MOR will follow with another life-long learning in science, history, Country, Ballroom, Swing, not to favorite music styles and how to lecture highlighting childbirth at the culture, and art; advances knowl- mention fun drop-in lessons in Salsa, adapt it to different venues. Classes turn of the century. “Childbirth edge through collections, research Swing, and Tango. Whether you’re are open to couples and singles of and Change: Reproduction in and discovery; and presents engag- jumping in for the first time as all ages. You can choose to stay with Montana” featuring speaker Dr. ing, vibrant exhibits and program- beginning dancer or need to refresh your significant other or join the Jennifer Hill and Stacey Haugland, ming. MOR brings the world to and enhance your skills, dance les- partner rotation and meet CPM will be held Thursday, August Montana and Montana to the sons are the best way to grow your other dancers. 18th beginning at 6pm in Hager world. For more information for confidence. Learn new moves or re- Intermediate and advanced classes on Auditorium. Using the Tinsley fam- these and future events, or to regis- ignite the spark for this fun hobby. Tuesdays include Night Club Two- ily’s history as a guide, the event ter, visit museumoftherockies.org/ The unique Country Dance Step, Country Waltz, and West will look at the ways pregnancy, or call (406) 994-5257. • Bootcamp and Ballroom and Swing Coast Swing. The cost for most Bootcamp social dance series enables courses is $40 per person, with stu- anyone to learn essentials of body dent discounts available. movement, partnering, rhythm, and They include four hours of instruc- turns in just two to four evening ses- tion over either 3–4 weeks, or sions. Learn to twirl this August or intensive two-night workshops September with a partner in popular offered throughout the year. If your styles such as the upbeat and most schedule is unpredictable, custom pri- popular country styles of Country vate classes are available for couples, groups, wedding parties, fami- lies, or individuals starting at only $20 per person. Find a time that works for you and like- minded friends and let your inner dancers bloom! There is also plenty of opportunity to drop into classes around town with Dance Kinexion and various dance clubs. Weekly events include Country and Line dancing on Thursdays at 7:30pm at Mixers Club, latin dancing with Sizzling Salsa on Wednesday evenings at 8pm and Argentine Tango with Bozeman Tango on Tuesdays at 8pm at The MAC, and the smooth and sophisticated West Coast Swing on second and fourth Tuesday of the month at 8pm at Townshend’s Tea House. For more information on class schedules and locations, and to register online, Contributing Writers visit themacmontana.com/ or DanceKinexion.com/. You Brad Bauer may also contact Kerie at (406) 578-0298. The MAC is located Danny Waldo at the corner of W. Kagy and S. Terri Schlichenmeyer 22nd Ave., a beautiful air-condi- Kari Bowles tioned space that is also avail- Grant Gilmore able to the community for venue Mike Good and studio rentals for classes, workshops, parties, meetings, and receptions. •

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“FLOW: A Public Artwork” Movie Lovers ------to be projected on Story Mill REVIEW:The Quiet Man Mountain Time Arts presents Dialogue, Art Matters, and Creative WaterWorks is currently being devel- By Kari Bowles ing of a dowry, that must be nego- FLOW, a large-scale video installa- Capital. Her work has been exhibit- oped in partnership and collabora- The Quiet Man: Duking it Out tiated before a marriage can be tion by artist Mary Ellen Strom, ed at the Museum of Contemporary tion with numerous local organiza- in Ireland consummated. Wednesday, August 17th, and Art Los Angeles, Museum of tions and individuals throughout the John Wayne, This movie was Thursday, August 18th at 9pm both Modern Art, NYC, the ICA Gallatin Watershed. WaterWorks though by any the second of five evenings. This presentation is free Philadelphia, the Contemporary Art projects will be presented to the measure still a that John Wayne and and open to the public. Using video Museum Houston, the Museum of Gallatin Valley in 2017-18. towering icon of Maureen O’Hara projection, the artist will transform Fine Arts Boston, the Walker Art The Story Mill is an iconic struc- Hollywood star- appeared in together, the exterior of the ture located in northeast Bozeman. dom, has often and their onscreen historic Story Mill The mill’s towering grain elevators been considered rapport is essential grain terminal. act as a symbol for the complex his- more of a force to the picture’s suc- The Story Mill is a tory of this region. Archeologists of nature than cess. In some ways late nineteenth have found evidence that water and an actual actor. The Quiet Man plays century industrial fertile soil attracted humans to this This is a charge like a riff on development that area we now call the Gallatin Valley often leveled at Shakespeare’s The played a significant for over 5,000 years. The valley pro- stars from the Taming of the role in the region’s vided abundant seasonal hunting Classical studio Shrew, particularly agricultural evolu- and gathering grounds for thousands system, that they “just played early on—the scene where Sean tion. From deep of years. The indigenous tribal themselves.” It’s an understandable and Mary Kate first meet in his geological time to groups that frequented this region but misguided conclusion. cottage is a case in point—. The the present were forcibly removed in the 1800s, Performers like John Wayne push-and-pull of attraction and moment, the Story but survived and still live in approached roles with their own stubborn refusal to yield that char- Mill site presents a Montana today. Since the mid-19th persona, which itself was a careful- acterizes their relationship is rich and complex location rife with Center, Mpls., the Wexner Center in century, these valuable resources of ly crafted piece of work, though as expressed in exuberant brawling historic narratives and environmen- Columbus, OH, the Pompidou water and soil provided a site for a technique it might seem lazy or tal lessons. Strom’s video projections Centre-Metz, Paris, the Satouchi agricultural production and industri- quaint in a post Actors’ Studio will activate the location’s history, Trienniale in Japan, the Hayward al development. Early irrigation sys- world. If it seemed like Wayne or past and present, by enveloping the Gallery, London, Nagoya Museum tems were collectively dug by newly Cary Grant or Humphrey Bogart site’s structures in moving images. of Fine Arts, Nagoya, Japan, arrived farmers to the Gallatin were playing some version of The Story Mill is located at East Fundacion Union-Espacio Cultural Valley in the 1860s. Successful wheat themselves, it was more because Griffin Drive and Story Mill. Contemporaneo, Montevideo, production in the region required the choices they made were so Mary Ellen Strom’s installations Uruguay and the Australian Centre large-scale storage and milling. skillfully executed that it seemed and site-specific projects unearth for Contemporary Art, Melbourne, Construction of the massive Story effortless. submerged narratives within art, his- Australia. Mill, named after its developer One of the best performances tory, and cultural discourse. Her Mountain Time Arts is a new Nelson Story, began in the summer Wayne ever gave was in John work has been exhibited in a wide public art initiative based in of 1882. A two-mile canal system Ford’s The Quiet Man (1952). range of contexts including muse- Bozeman, collectively lead by Jim was excavated that delivered water Ford and Wayne collaborated ums, galleries, passenger trains, Madden, Mary Ellen Strom and to power Story’s immense grain many times throughout the course large-scale video projections onto Dede Taylor. MTA’s mission is to milling complex. The Story Mill of their joint careers, but this film industrial sites and mountain rock produce bold and engaging public continued to be powered by water was something of an anomaly for that approaches, but significantly faces, in empty retail stores, and art projects that explore the history, until 1956. In 1883, the Northern them both. Instead of the never crosses over, the line into horse arenas. Recent awards include culture, and the environment of the Pacific Railway constructed a 440’ American West, the setting is an actual violence. Ford also makes an International Fulbright Scholar Rocky Mountain West. FLOW is spur track that connected the high- Irish village (indeed, The Quiet Man the wise choice to counterbalance Fellowship, a Bogliasco Fellowship to MTA’s premiere project. MTA is volume Story Mill to the NP’s was one of the first Hollywood the high-spirited physicality of the Liguria Study Center for the currently developing a series of tem- transcontinental line. The Story Mill movies to be shot on location in their courtship with softer Arts and Humanities, The MAP poral site-specific, public artworks Spur now functions as a bike and Ireland), and Wayne isn’t a cow- moments, such as the scene where Fund, a Rockefeller Fellowship, that focus on water conservation. pedestrian trail. The Story Mill boy or cavalry officer, but a retired they get caught in a rainstorm out Artadia The Fund for Art and This multi-year project entitled ceased operation in the 1960s. • boxer. At the film’s opening, Sean in the country. This scene is a fine Thornton has returned to his illustration of how erotic kissing ancestral home of Inisfree after could be, even in the age of the many years in Pittsburgh, looking Production Code. Classic westerns, JAWS screen at Ellen to start anew after accidentally As with all Ford films, the killing an opponent in the ring. He supporting cast is fantastic; several Downtown Bozeaman’s mainstay the sic Support Your Local Sheriff! For more Ebert called it “a sensationally effec- intends to settle on the land that standard character actors from the Ellen Theatre is forever ripe with information and a full schedule of tive action picture” and The New York once was his family’s but, alas, the era, including Barry Fitzgerald big screen entertainment and the films, visit theellentheatre.com/. Times claimed it was “the most irascible ‘Red’ Will Danaher and Ward Bond, appear. It would upcoming weeks are no different! Sponsored by Bozeman’s Western cheerfully perverse scare movie ever (Victor McLaglen) wants it for also be remiss not to mention the Here’s a look at what’s coming up in Café, all Westerns begin at 7pm and made!” All seats are just $5 and may himself. There is also Red’s sister Oscar-winning Technicolor cine- the beginning of August. the Ellen Saloon opens for refresh- be purchased at Mary Kate (Maureen O’Hara), the matography by Winton C. Hoch. Saddle up for a jumpin’ and jam- ments at 6pm. All seats for the theellentheatre.com/. Wine, beer, feisty colleen who Sean is immedi- The emerald greens of the Irish packed month as the 3rd Annual Western Series are $5 plus fees. and other refreshments—which may ately drawn to. But there are many landscape have seldom been so Summer Western Series contin- Giddy up and catch this Cowboy be brought into the theatre—will be local customs, including the grant- sparkling. • ues. Kicking things off will be a Train before it’s too late! Hee-haw! available starting at 6:30pm, with screening of Jimmy Stewart in During the sizzling month of the film scheduled for 7:30pm. Winchester ‘73, Wednesday, August August, take a nice trip to the Please note: Jaws, though rated PG, 3rd. Then follow stranger Clint beach—but best do it from the air- does contain violence. All’s fair in Love & Friendship Eastwood into a new town with High conditioned safety of an Ellen For questions about these events, Plaines Drifter on Wednesday, August Theatre seat. On Saturday, August ticketing information, or other Bozeman Film Society will screen some suitors (Xavier Samuel and 10th. Later, on Wednesday, August 13th, The Ellen invites you into her inquiries, visit theellentheatre.com/ the fiendishly delightful film Love & Tom Bennett) complicate her 17th, James Garner is appointed bigger boat with a screening of the or call The Ellen box office at (406) Friendship at the Ellen Theatre, orchestrations. sheriff in the comedic cowboy clas- 1975 Spielberg classic, JAWS. Roger 585-5885. • Tuesday, August 9th at 7:30pm. It is Everything from the intimate rare when a filmmaker successfully subtlety of the acting to the abrupt captures the tone and personality of scene transitions—which bring to an author in a movie adaptation, mind Monty Python’s comedic Catch a Story Under the Stars with particularly when that author is the genius—breathes authenticity into inimitable Jane Austen. Her playful Austen’s underrated and rather dark humor and unnerving perception novel. Director Whit Stillman’s film outdoor movie into human behavior are enjoying happily leaves the source of most of Story Under the Stars, ure hunt to save the family ranch, blankets for an evening of fun under their most recent success in a beauti- its humor in the wit of Austen’s dia- Bozeman’s free, family-friendly out- with the help of a talking dog, the big sky! The evening begins at ful translation of Lady Susan (pub- logue and the cast’s substantial and door screening, returns to the lush Timber. Starring local Belgrade 7pm with food trucks, popcorn, and lished 50 years after her death), discreet acting abilities. The film has green-space of Story Mansion Park actors J.D. Hoppe and Sage Chase, kids activites, you’ll meet the actors renamed Love & Friendship for the sil- received critical accolades and a rare on Saturday, August 27th. along with award-winning actor and crew members at 8pm, then film ver screen. 99% Rotten Tomatoes Score, and Friends of The Story Mansion Wilford Brimley and Kix Brooks as presentation begins at 8:45pm. This richly funny comedy focuses Peter Travers of Rolling Stone states, and the Bozeman Film Society are the voice of Timber, the evening will Rated PG, the film runs 100 minutes. on the machinations of a beautiful “I can’t think of a more wickedly pleased to present Timber the feature an introduction by the direc- Story Under the Stars is under- widow, Lady Susan Vernon (Kate modern romantic comedy!” Treasure Dog as this year’s feature. tor and actors with a special shout written in part by the Bozeman Beckinsale) who, while waiting for Tickets are $8.75 for general Shot in Montana by local film direc- out to our local animal shelter, Kiwanis, Bozemans’ Pecha Kucha, social chatter about a personal admission, and $8.50 seniors and tor/writer Ari Novak (Cowboys vs. Heart of the Valley. West Paw Design, City of Bozeman, indiscretion to pass, takes up tempo- students (plus fees). These are avail- Dinosaurs), the story follows Mikey Bike, walk, or carpool and arrive Bozeman Film Society, and Friends rary residence at her in-laws’ estate. able online at theellentheatre.com/, and his friend Billie on a wild treas- early with your low-back chairs and of the Story Mansion. • While there, the intelligent, flirta- by calling the Ellen Theatre box tious, and amusingly egotistical office at (406) 585-5885, by visiting Lady Vernon is determined to be a the box office Wednesday–Saturday, matchmaker for her daughter from 1–3 pm, as well as two hours Enjoy music with your lunch at Emerson Frederica—and herself too, prior to any performance. naturally. She enlists the assistance Visit bozemanfilmsociety.org/ for The Emerson Center for the Nursery & Landscaping, Montana interested in being a sponsor, please of her old friend Alicia (Chloë more upcoming film news—and Arts & Culture will be hosting Parent Magazine, Sweet Pea Festival, call (406) 587-9797 x 100 or e-mail Sevigny), but two particularly hand- Keep ‘Em Flickering! • its 19th annual Lunch On and Outside Bozeman. If you are [email protected]. • The Lawn summer concert series on the west lawn of the Emerson every Wednesday from 11:30am-1:30pm from through August 17th. A summertime tradition, this popular community event features live music, local food vendors, and kid’s activities. Free face painting will be offered, along with a new play- house constructed for family painting fun! Multiple food ven- dors will serve up lunchtime cuisine and desserts. Spend your lunch hour on the Emerson’s west lawn listening to groovy tunes and soaking up the sun! This event is free and open to the community–so bring the whole family! Food vendors are set to include Bubby’s Cuppa Jo & Concessions, Moberry Premium Frozen Yogurt, Mo’Bowls, Tumbleweeds Gourmet, and Rancho Picante. The remaining music lineup includes Brianna Moore & The Sasquatch Funk on August 3rd, Katie Careless & The Reckless Ambassadors on August 10th, and Into The Abyss and Saxy Soundz on August 17th. Sponsors for the 2016 Lunch On The Lawn series include Ressler Motors, First Security Bank, Cashman Tell ’em, “I Saw It In The BoZone!” ––– The BoZone Entertainment Calendar • www.bozone.com • 406-586-6730 • Volume 23, Number 15 - August 1, 2016 • page 7A “Freeky”—no theme, no problem. Across 48 Her feast day is Jan. 21 10 Classic “Dracula” star 44 Place for “Holidays,” 1 Like a perfect makeup job 50 Internet routing digits Bela according to a 2011 P.J. 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Meet the artist(s) at Emerson Livingston gallery features diverse Art Walk reception slate of artists The Lincoln School Gallery in Poinsette (paintings), Megan Purcell (wool The Emerson Center for the Arts & effect. The show entitled “Outdoor Adventure” Livingston will be hosting an art exhibit, hangings), Parks Reece (paintings), Terri Culture is set to showcase an ecclectic selec- will be on display through September 2nd. Friday, August 19th. Hosted by The Lincoln Ruggles (sculpture), Dan Shapiro (photogra- tion of art in its galleries throughout the sum- The Lobby Gallery will showcase an School Foundation, this show will be the first phy), David Swanson (painting), and Joe mer. Here’s a look at what you can expect Emerson Tenant Exhibit featuring the time ever this incredibly accomplished Wayne (sculpture). when visiting! work of Dana Aaberg, Bille Rose Agee, Susan group of artists have shown their work in Park County Days will be honoring the Carol Hartman’s “Challenges” will be Dabney, Loretta Domaszewski, David one exhibit. arts on the same day, also the date of featured in the Weaver Hutchison, Duncan “I’m so excited to be a part of such a spe- Livingston’s August Art Walk. The Lincoln Room Gallery from Kippen, Mike cial show,” said Terri Ruggles. “This group of School Gallery will open at noon, with a through August 26th. O’Connell, Jessica artists are both friends and colleagues—and reception to follow at 5:30pm. The reception A Montana native, Palmer, Angela Prond, certainly represent a cross section of the best will feature brews by Neptune’s Brewery and Hartman creates large Robert Royhl, Kelly of Livingston artists.” live music by Matt Ridgeway and Cassy square colorful oil Sullivan, Kara Tripp, Featured artists include Dan Beresford Rodgers. This special show will be on display landscape paintings on Cherlyn Wilcox, and (painting), Chloe Alice Valley (painting), Jake for one week only, so don’t miss out! cradled Royal Birch Rod Zullo. The Boehler (photography), Lauren Dalzell (cloth- The Lincoln School Gallery is located at panels. She finger Emerson is proud to ing design), Edd Enders (painting), Joe Fay 200 South B street, on the corner of B and paints instead of using build community (painting), Jodi Litchfield (stained glass), Lewis. For information on each artist, visit brushes, which allows while promoting arts Deborah Monaghan (textile design), Laura them on Facebook at Lincoln School Art. • her a significantly clos- and culture. The er relationship with exhibit will run from her art. Carol creates September 2nd. this art to honor the These shows will history and incredibly have an Art Walk A little Art on the Rocks at Emerson beautiful landscape of Reception on Friday, Summer classes are still available with the August 18th from 6:30-8:30pm. Cost is $35 for Montana. August 12th from Emerson’s Art on the Rocks series! If you Emerson members and $40 for non-members. The Jessie Wilber 5-8pm. are creative but need direction and don’t want This includes supplies and two signature cock- Gallery will feature The goal of the the commitment of a multi-week course, this is tails. Must be 21+ to enroll. Gordon Emerson Center for the the class for you. Grab some friends and enjoy The goal of the Emerson Center for the McConnell, a Arts & Culture is to a creative evening filled with step-by-step art Arts & Culture is to serve as a primary Colorado Native who serve as a primary instruction, socializing, and yes, cocktails! This resource for the arts, arts education and cultur- first visited Montana resource for the arts, arts is not your average wine and painting class. al activities in southwest Montana by stimulat- in the 1960s and was Alnus Praesul Presul (Alder, Dancer, education, and cultural The Art on the Rocks series switches up the ing and celebrating the arts in all its forms, fos- inspired by the histori- Protector) 2011. Youpa Stein. activities in southwest medium and beverages each session for those tering lifelong appreciation and understanding cally haunted and wildly Montana by stimulating looking to learn something NEW and drink of arts and culture, and building community romantic places from the Little Bighorn to and celebrating the arts in all its forms, foster- something DIFFERENT. Let your favorite poi- and economic development among creative Yellowstone. Like early twentieth century illus- ing lifelong appreciation and understanding of son inspire a new passion! enterprises, businesses and civic organizations. trators, McConnell derives much of his arts and culture, and building community and Upcoming classes include Whiskey & Wire The Emerson is located 111 S. Grand Ave. imagery from photographic sources and is economic development among creative enter- Sculpture on Thursday, August 4th from 6:30- Learn more about these and other events at particularly drawn to classic black and white. prises, businesses, and civic organizations. The 8:30pm, and Pinot & Plein Air on Thursday, theemerson.org/. • He interprets these still images with animated Emerson is located 111 S. Grand Ave. Learn brushwork, variegated paint handling, and more about these galleries and other events at modulation of values for a graphic, expressive theemerson.org/. • Art Walks with help of KERB The Downtown Bozeman Association, Walks is brought to you by donations from dowtown art galleries and retailers, and the First Security Bank and Blackfoot Emerson Center for Art and Culture are Communications. You can find these artists, Museum & Cultural History Day at proud to present this summer’s Downtown ensembles and/or bands at the following Bozeman Art Walks. The Art Walks occur rotating locations: First Security Bank, US Yellowston Gateway Museum on the second Friday of the month through Bank, Ellen Theatre, Soroptimist Park, and The Yellowstone Gateway Museum is cel- Museum volunteers will fire up the Vink September, and again in December for a spe- the Emerson Center. ebrating Museum & Cultural History Blacksmith Shop forge and give demonstra- cial “Winter” Art Walk, all from 6-8pm in NEW downtown! The KERB Day on Thursday, August 18th from tions. Other outdoor exhibits include the Downtown Bozeman. The businesses and gal- Downtown Concierge has recently made 10am–6pm. Special activities and interactive One-room Schoolhouse, Civil War cannon, leries generally feature artists’ openings and its debut on Bozeman’s sidewalks. Visitors and exhibits are featured that day during this free fire trucks, caboose, and more. Wilcoxson’s receptions during the event and often provide locals may have experienced the earlier event. The day is part of the week-long Park Ice Cream will be offered to attendees. complimentary hors d’oeuvres and refresh- KERB hubs in the Bozeman Public Library County Days held in Livingston, Montana Other area museums will participate as ments. The remaining 2016 Art Walk dates lobby and at a few indoor retail locations beginning August 14th. well, setting up booths on the lawn of the are August 12th, September 9th, and Downtown. The new KERB system goes New exhibits are set to include “1916: Yellowstone Gateway Museum, located at December 9th. Maps for the 2016 Art Walks much further in helping pedestrians with a 100 Years Ago in Park County,” “The Art of 118 W. Chinook St. in Livingston. These are available now and throughout the year at touch-screen map that features estimated Tom L. Roberts” featuring oil paintings include the Cooke City Museum and the all participating galleries. A printable version walking times and frequently updated weather depicting explorers and fur trappers, the new Crazy Mountain Museum from Big Timber. available at downtownbozeman.org/. and information from Downtown stores, non- Transportation Room exhibit, “Wilsall to For more information, check their Facebook While you stroll from gallery to gallery, profits, and Bozeman’s public works. Wonderland: Trails, Roads, and Rails,” and page, yellowstonegatewaymuseum, visit yel- you will also be able to enjoy live jazz and Outdoor hubs will be placed in front of the new bison, where visitors can take a lowstonegatewaymuseum.org/, or call (406) rock music played by young musicians from the Lark at 122 W. Main, in front of “safe selfie.” 222-4184. • the area. The opportunity to support these Crossroads and Plonk at 27 E. Main, and in budding young musicians during the Art front of Altitude Gallery at 134 E. Main. •

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EnvironmEnt • HEAltH • in AnD ArounD tHE BoZonE Support local with these area Farmers’ Markets It’s a busy summer, but add this fresh produce from local farmers, provides an opportunity and loca- produce and meat, baked goods, house 105 vendors featuring fresh to your calendar! We are in the midst arts & crafts, non-profits, live music, tion for local vendors of homemade prepared foods, beer, and local arts, produce, herbs, plants, flowers, of Farmers’ Market season in children’s activities, and a plethora food, handmade crafts, and locally crafts, and jewelry. It’s a great place baked goods, art, jewelry, and cloth- Bozeman and throughout the area. of dinner options. Grab some gro- grown produce to market, display to come for dinner and socialize, ing as well as Montana Made prod- Here’s a look at where you can find ceries, get that gift stock up on ucts like antler art and woodwork- garden-fresh produce, awesome food, made locally for locally grown ing. Additional vendors provide a novelty items, live entertainment, your friend’s upcom- foods, shop fun atmosphere with food and bev- family fun, & so, so much more! ing birthday, learn from local erages, live music, and children’s Bogert Farmers’ Market something new artisans, learn activities in a great location. runs Tuesdays through September about one of the about commu- And last but not least, the 27th. Market hours are 5-8pm, amazing non-profits nity resources, Belgrade Lions Farmers located under the pavilion in Bogert in town, hang out or just relax Market is held in Clarkin Park in Park on South Church Avenue in with friends and family, and not have and sell their goods to promote and enjoy the view of the Belgrade (Local government build- Bozeman. Bogert Farmers’ Market is to cook dinner! economic well-being and support Yellowstone River and the Absaroka ing grounds) every Thursday from dedicated to the promotion of local The Gallatin Valley the development of home-based Mountain Range while listening 4pm to 7pm through October 13th. growers, artisans, crafters, musicians, Farmers’ Market takes place businesses. to live music. As always, Enjoy live music, Montana-grown non-profits, small businesses, and Saturdays through September 10th Western Sustainability admission is free. veggies, baked goodies, and culinary artists. The Bogert Farmers’ from 9am-12pm at the Haynes Exchange’s Livingston Farmers The Big Sky Farmers homemade crafts available at the Market is a place for families and Pavilion at the Gallatin County Market is held every Wednesday Market commences every farmers market. friends to gather, socialize, support Fairgrounds in Bozeman. Serving from 4:30-7:30pm and will run Wednesday through September 28th Be sure to attend one of these local, and share in a fun-filled com- the community for over 40 years, the through September 21st. This desti- from 5-8pm at Fire Pit Park in the awesome weekly events this summer munity environment! It features Gallatin Valley Farmers’ Market nation event will have locally grown Big Sky Town Center. The event will to support your local neighbors! • Page 2B • The ecoZone • augusT 1, 2016

Plan a staycation in our Meet raptors at family-friendly event The Montana Raptor ties are free. Donations are wel- events to advance the public’s own Big Sky! Conservation Center (MRCC) is come. awareness of raptors and their Montana is renowned for its summit of Lone Peak Mountain at hosting its annual Family Fun Founded in 1988, the Montana importance in the environment; breathtaking natural beauty and Zen- 11,166 feet via a 15-passenger tram. Day, Sunday, August 14th from Raptor Conservation Center, a give educational presentations to like atmosphere. It’s where people Stand at what seems like the top of the 12-4pm. This family-friendly event 501(c)(3) nonprofit, provides a schools, businesses, service clubs, escape the hustle and bustle of the world and enjoy mind-blowing is free and open to the public. number of services for raptors and and outdoor organizations. “real” world and savor Montana’s panoramic vistas. With 360º of views, Come see these powerful birds of communities across Montana. Research: Band releasable raptors serene, scenic, and completely laid- you can see three states, two national prey up close and meet several of Raptor Welfare: Respond to requests for ongoing research; partner with back natural environment. parks, endless mountain ranges, wind- Montana’s native raptor species to rescue distressed raptors; use organizations, individuals, and stu- Visitors to Big Sky this summer ing river valleys, and untouched forests. while learning more about their best practices to provide medical dents conducting raptor-related can immerse themselves in one of the Keep your eyes peeled and you might vital role in maintaining a care, physical therapy, and rehabil- research. Sustainability: Seek grants, healthy ecosystem. MRCC and its part- ners, including Montana Outdoor Science School (MOSS), Zoo Montana, and the Grizzly Wolf Discover Center, will have many kid-friendly, educational activities on hand. Dissect owl pel- lets, build a bird house, tour MRCC’s rehab destination’s many Zen-like experi- spot a mountain goat gliding effortless- facility, take a raptor- ences, like morning yoga classes to ly over through the mountain terrain. themed selfie, get your refresh the mind, body, and spirit After a full day of rest and relax- face painted, enjoy Italian while breathing in the fresh mountain ation, watch the sky come alive with ices and other treats, and win fan- itation to injured birds; release public donations, and assistance air against a backdrop of snowcapped the pinks, oranges, and reds of a stun- tastic prizes in the Family Fun Day raptors able to rejoin the wild; and from organizations and businesses peaks. Or try a meandering hike ning Montana sunset. Then experience Raffle! The event will be held at provide a lifetime home and long- to achieve their mission. To learn through pristine nature where the one of the many magical things about the Montana Raptor Conservation term care for unreleasable raptors more about the MRCC, smell of wildflowers will awaken Big Sky—the night sky. With only Center, 161 Bent Wing Road. serving as MRCC Education Birds. please visit montanaraptor.org- your senses. nature surrounding you, you can easily Admission and educational activi- Outreach and Education: Conduct /e-commerce/. • Work out the kinks from a day spot shooting stars and the Milky Way. spent in the great outdoors or elimi- Connect dazzling constellations that nate the aches of the daily grind with you normally only read about in books one of Big Sky’s world-class massage and if you’re lucky, you might even see therapists at Sanook Skincare & Massage the Northern Lights. It’s otherworldly. Community Café: a favorite local Therapy or Santosha Wellness Center. Stop Ready to relax in Big Sky? These by one of Big Sky’s spas to like perfect lodging packages can make restaurant OZssage Therapeutic Spa or Solace Spa to your dream a reality. Rainbow rejuvenate your body and refresh your Ranch Lodge offers Romance Many years ago, William and town and they all shared a fond- groups, and the local congrega- mind by giving it the royal treatment Under the Rainbow, the perfect relax- Dorothy vacationed in Bozeman. ness for the mixed berry cobbler. tions, HRDC only needed a loca- with steam rooms, hot stone treat- ing getaway for you and that special On a return visit last summer, they After learning more about the cus- tion. The former Frontier Pies ments, and more. someone. This package features a remembered Frontier Pies—a tomers and mission of the Café building on North 7th Avenue had Experience authentic Montana at Riverside room with a private deck restaurant that served delicious, from the volunteers who served been vacant for more than seven one of Big Sky’s guest ranches and overlooking the Gallatin River. Add home-style food. They surprised them and bussed their table, years. HRDC CEO Heather take a step back from the stresses of in four-course dining and sparkling themselves when they quickly William and Dorothy left inspired. Grenier had a vision for a the everyday life. It’s a simple life wine and you’ll have a night to found the location and stopped in HRDC established the Community Café that would wel- where your body and your circadian remember. Prices start at around 5pm on a Friday night. Community Café in March of come everyone with a pay only rhythms can realign and find harmo- $312.20 per night per couple (includ- After being seated at one of the 2012. As a non-profit Community what you can model as an ny. Book a stay at the 320 Guest Ranch, ing taxes). Package valid through familiar booths, their server approach to hunger and Nine Quarter Circle Ranch, Rainbow Ranch, September 30th. Take advantage of arrived but she didn’t community needs. A or Lone Mountain Ranch. Live the west- 320 Guest Ranch’s Summer hand them a menu. local bank shared that ern life, ride horses, and exchange Romance package. Located just south Instead, the server vision, and HRDC was campfire stories. of Big Sky, the 320 Guest Ranch described the evening’s able to purchase the Stay at campgrounds along the delivers the authentic western lifestyle. menu. William and vacant building at a very Gallatin River and disconnect from Stay in a deluxe log cabin with a king Dorothy realized some- generous price. the wired world. Listen to the bab- size bed. Dine at the 320 Steakhouse thing had changed. This William and Dorothy bling rivers or the quiet chirps of and enjoy a meandering trail ride favorite restaurant was did not forget their nature as you soak in the beauty of through the nearby now the Community evening at the Big Sky. Fly fish along the tranquil mountains. Starting at $489 per night Café. Community Café. They tributary creeks or relax in an inner per couple. Package valid through The Community returned to their home tube as the Madison River’s smooth September 30th. At Lone Mountain Café is a “pay what you outside of Boston and current propels you. The abundance Ranch, the Cowboy Bed & Breakfast can” restaurant designed continued to learn more and grace of pure, natural waters is an is the ideal weekend retreat. Stay in an to offer anyone in need a about HRDC and the amazing way to reconnect with the authentic cabin. Enjoy fine dining, delicious and nutritious Café. They also true beauty of Big Sky. Time spent in trail rides, and stunning views of Lone meal and creates an researched food banks in nature will help realign your focus and Peak Mountain. Then sit back and opportunity for anyone their own community positively adjust your mental mindset. gaze at the stars, as you stay warm in the community to and were amazed to View geological wonders unlike next to a crackling campfire. Just $349 enjoy the same meal and learn of a tremendous anywhere else in the world in per night per couple. Package valid “pay it forward.” William need in their area and Yellowstone National Park. The park starts through October 15th. and Dorothy initially vowed to get involved. just 15 miles from Big Sky and within Come to Big Sky to disconnect hesitated about staying Both were impacted by an hour and you can access from the “real” world and reconnect for dinner, but after look- their night at the Café Yellowstone’s West Entrance. Spot an with nature. Escape from the daily ing around the Café they and returned to abundance of wildlife living undis- grind, relax in this natural destina- realized it still had that Bozeman several months turbed in a picture-perfect natural set- tion, and find harmony between your welcoming environment later and made a gener- ting. Relax and take a refreshing soak mind, body, and spirit. Take in a deep and the dinner looked ous donation to what is in one of Big Sky country’s numerous breath of Big Sky’s fresh, mountain delicious. now their favorite natural hot springs like the Boiling River air and you’ll see why the memories As they ate, they Bozeman restaurant! or Chico Hot Springs. Don’t miss the you make here will last a lifetime. sparked conversation HRDC’s Community National Park Service’s Centennial For more information about Big with a table beside them Café is Montana’s first Celebration on August 25th. It’s a Sky, contact Alex Mansfield, Visit Big and met two young chil- pay-what-you-can restau- once in a lifetime opportunity. Sky’s Marketing Manager, at (406) dren and their mother who fre- Action Agency, it is HRDC’s mis- rant. Located at 302 North 7th, Another eye opening experience is 995-3000 or quently enjoy dinner at the Café. sion to address community needs. the Café is open nightly from 5-7 to take the Lone Peak Expedition to the [email protected]. • The children seemed very With requests at HRDC’s food pm. Everyone is welcome! Find unaware that this Café was differ- banks increasing in double digit your inspiration by dining at the ent from any other restaurant in percentages and an outpouring of Café and paying it forward. Learn support from partners, community more at cafebozeman.org/. •

Man cycles across US to raise awareness Cyclist Barry Haarde hemophilia can cause prolonged strong sense of gratitude and began his fifth and longest internal bleeding, painful joint appreciation,” says Barry. “Not crosscountry bike tour, “Wheels deformities, crippling, and only have I survived, I am able to for the World 2016: Saving even death. maintain the physical health and Lives by the Mile,” on Sunday, For many years, Barry hid his conditioning required to ride a July 17th from Everett, HIV-positive status, which he bike across America.” Washington. received through a contaminated Barry is an outstanding exam- Since 2012, Barry, 50, has blood product for his hemophilia. ple of his favorite motto, attrib- ridden over 14,000 miles After surviving a grueling multi- uted to musician Bob Marley, through 27 states and Canada year treatment to cure his hepati- “You don’t know how strong you to raise more than $150,000 tis in his early forties, Barry are until being strong is the only for his favorite charity, Save decided to make his condition choice you have.” One Life. Save One Life finan- public. Since then, Barry has Barry will ride 5,000 miles cially supports 1,200 impover- been symbol of courage, through 20 states in 60 days. His ished children and adults with determination, and endurance route will take him through hemophilia in 13 developing for people with hemophilia northern states—including countries. Hemophilia is a rare around the world. Montana, South Dakota, genetic disorder that prevents “I’ve lived for over thirty years Minnesota, and Michigan. His blood from forming an effec- with HIV and dealt with hepatitis route picks back up in New tive clot. Occurring in one out C—from which I’d developed Hampshire on August 13th and of 5,000 male births, untreated liver cirrhosis—so I have a very he’ll follow the eastern seaboard to dip his wheel in the Caribbean Sea in Key West, Florida on September 16th. Barry aims to raise $50,000 to help Save One Life grow its spon- sorship, scholarship, micro-enterprise grant and hemophilia camp programs. To learn more about Barry and his Wheels for the World campaign, visit SaveOneLife.net/. Baxalta (now part of Shire) is the gold sponsor of “Wheels for the World 2016: Saving Lives by the Mile.” Biogen, The Alliance Pharmacy, and George King www.BoZone.com Bio-Medical are also sponsoring this event. • page 2B • Volume 23, Number 15 - August 1, 2016 • The BoZone Entertainment Calendar • www.bozone.com • 406-586-6730 ––– Tell ’em, “I Saw It In The BoZone!” August 1, 2016 • the ecoZone • PAge 3B

Help clean up the Gallatin River MT rivers & lakes house with your neighbors aquatic invasive species

The Gallatin River is being loved love. Volunteers will meet at the Big never fished the Gallatin or rafted From Brad Bauer increase maintenance of water to death. A recent study identified Sky Community Park Pavillion for the Mad Mile, you’ve probably seen Montana is home to many beau- infrastructure and reduce irrigation over 100 river access points in the cleanup assignments. Please be pre- it. Since playing the role of the tiful rivers and lakes that provide efficiency. Upper Gallatin. These sites are often pared to walk along the riverbanks Blackfoot River in Robert Redford’s habitat for a wide variety of native Finally, aquatic invasive species littered with our garbage, which and wade in the river. After the day’s adaptation of A River Runs Through It, species, provide places of recreation, affect the biodiversity of the river threatens both wildlife and recre- rewarding work is done, rendezvous the Gallatin River has become a and supply water for our agricultur- and lakes and the surrounding area. world-class brand. The iconic final al economy. They can also provide a About 42 percent of the species on scene of the film, which won home for aquatic invasive species. the federal threatened or endan- the 1992 Academy Award for Whether you use rivers and lakes to gered species lists are at risk prima- best cinematography, is a shot recreate, grow crops and livestock, rily because of invasive species of Storm Castle Peak towering or just enjoy knowing the scenery (Montana Department of over the river. Despite its fame, they create it is important to respect Agriculture 2016). the story of the Gallatin River the impact of aquatic invasive According to the Montana cannot be distilled to a single species to Montana and “Clean, Department of Agriculture, aquatic image. Instead, it must be told Drain, Dry.” invasive species, including diseases, as a series of snapshots, which Aquatic invasive species come in are easily spread from one water capture its resilience and many forms. In Montana, there are body to the other. Anglers, boaters, capacity for change. currently invasive plants, mollusks, construction workers, pond owners, The Gallatin River Task and disease. Additionally, neighbor- gardeners, seaplane pilots, field Force is a locally led non-profit ing states are home to invasive workers—virtually anyone who 501 (c)(3) watershed group amphibians and fish. Though not works or plays in or around water headquartered along the yet present in Montana, many of can unknowingly transport these famous Gallatin River in Big these could easily make a home here pests on their boats and equipment Sky, Montana. The Task Force if given a chance. or allow them to spread via improp- is governed by a board of com- Aquatic invasive species can er management practices. munity members representing incur significant economic impacts What can be done? Like many a wide variety of stakeholders to Montanan’s and those visiting things, prevention is the best medi- including: homeowners, recre- Montana. Some of these costs are cine. What can you do? The mantra Image by Mike Banville from AllTrips.com ation business owners, teachers, and unexpected. In the United States, is “Clean, Drain, Dry.” local water resource managers. congressional researchers estimated CLEAN. Completely remove all ational use. Join the Gallatin River back at the Park Pavillion for free Learn about how the Gallatin River invasive mussels cost the power mud, water, and vegetation before Task Force as they host the Annual beer and a barbecue! Task Force is maintaining a healthy industry $3.1 billion in the 1993- leaving the river or lake access area. Upper Gallatin River Cleanup Over the past century, the Gallatin River Watershed for future 1999 period, with its impact on DRAIN. Drain all water from water- on Monday, August 29th at 2pm and Gallatin River has become a famous generations at gallatinrivertask- industries, businesses, and communi- craft and equipment. DRY. Aquatic help give back to the river we all hub for recreation. Even if you’ve force.org/. • ties over $5 billion (New York Sea invaders can survive only in water Grant 1994a). Other studies find and wet areas. dense, mat-like aquatic invasive Remember the next time you are plants can decreases property values. enjoying a Montana river or lake to Maybe less surprising, aquatic take a moment and plan for the pre- invasive species can alter your recre- vention of the spread of aquatic HRDC’s Ready to Rent tenant education ational activities. Hunters, anglers, invasive species. birdwatchers, and others are Montana State University class returns impacted by aquatic invasive Extension–Gallatin County office is a species. Potential impacts to recre- partnership of Gallatin County and HRDC is proud to offer Ready The Ready to Rent class sessions Community Action Agency dedicat- ationist include no being longer able MSU. The Gallatin County office serves to Rent, a free renter education will be held on August 18th, 19th, ed to building a better community to comfortably swim or easily navi- our community and is a source of infor- program focused on tenant rights and 20th from 6–9pm at the The through innovation and leadership. gate to your favorite water bodies. mation that is free, unbiased, and infor- and responsibilities. At Ready to Bozeman United Methodist They provide programs and services Also, as the habitat is modified by mational. Brad Bauer is a Gallatin Rent, participants will develop a Church, located at 121 S. Willson. in the areas of Housing, Food & these invaders, the wildlife that County Natural Resource Extension plan to overcome the challenges Free childcare will be provided, with Nutrition, Child & Youth depends on it disappears. Agent, focusing on natural resources man- hindering them from renting the a complimentary dinner at 5:15pm Development, Senior Agriculturist may suffer too from agement, education, and outreach. • home or apartment they desire. In for all class participants. Classes are Empowerment, Community addition, participants will create a offered at no cost, but pre-registra- Transportation, Home rental portfolio making it easier for tion is required. Registration packets Heating–Energy–Safety, and landlords to approve. Upon comple- are available at HRDC, located at Community Development. To learn tion of all class sessions, participants 32 South Tracy in Downtown more about the free Ready to Rent Green Drinks finds solace will receive a Ready to Rent certifi- Bozeman. The registration deadline is Tenant Education Program and cate and wallet card to provide to Monday, August 17th at 5pm. how HRDC is building a better potential landlords. HRDC is a 501(c)3 non-profit community, visit thehrdc.org/. • in the backcountry Every month in Bozeman, peo- share ideas or inspiration for a ple who care about sustainability get sound future. If you are interested together at informal gatherings in becoming an event host or for known as Green Drinks. These more information on Green Drinks, Bzn second-graders’ artwork heads to events feature a lively mixture of visit greendrinksbozeman.org/. people from NGOs, businesses, aca- Backcountry Hunters and Intl. Space Station demia, government, and the local Anglers (BHA) are an informed and community across political and eco- engaged group of Montana hunters From MSU News Service be its most rigorous test yet and will will leave a lasting impression that nomic spectra who enjoy the oppor- and anglers who value the chal- The artwork of second-graders set the stage for the next level of might lead to them choosing tunity to chat and network under a lenge, peace, and solitude that from Morning Star Elementary development, LaMeres said. degrees, and ultimately careers, broad umbrella. This is a fun way to occurs with a quiet-use backcountry School in Bozeman was launched “Our next milestone is to in STEM.” catch up with people you know and experience. They value the wild into space this week for a six- operate the computer Working with LaMeres on the a great way to make new contacts lands, wildlife, and fish that make month stay on the in a real space project are Connor Julien, an electri- and learn about organizations and Montana a special place to live and International Space environment cal engineering graduate student, individuals interested in all things one worthy of the title “Last Best Station as part of a for an Daniel Mills, a senior in electrical sustainable. Everyone is welcome to Place.” As an all-volunteer grass- larger Montana extended engineering and Brandon Klise, a invite someone else along, so there’s roots group, Montana BHA works State University amount sophomore in computer engineering. always a different crowd, making across our diverse public lands, from research proj- of They, with LaMeres, visited the class Green Drinks an organic, self- grasslands to peaks. They strive to ect into devel- time,” in February and explained the cur- organizing network. protect large parcels of backcountry oping more he said. rent mission. The students were Green Drinks events are typically fish and wildlife habitat, as well as durable com- “The shown examples of mission logos held the third Wednesday of each the opportunity for traditional non- puters for ISS is and asked to draw their own version month at rotating venues. motorized hunting and fishing expe- NASA. the per- that represented MSU’s work. The Backcountry Hunters and riences. As Montana sportsmen and Stickers fect research team used the common Anglers will host the next event on -women, BHA recognizes that bearing a mis- platform themes in the students’ drawings to Wednesday, August 17th. Drinks standing up for these threatened sion patch logo for the create the final mission logo, which begins at 5:30pm and hosts greatly resources, values, and opportunities created by stu- next stage depicts the process of going to and appreciate an e-mail or phone now is the only way our kids will dents in Cheri of our devel- returning from the ISS through illus- RSVP so they can calculate what to have the same opportunities in the Jakovac’s class were opment.” trations of a rocket being launched, provide. Don’t forget to bring your future. Join now to make Montana aboard the SpaceX Falcon The MSU com- the ISS, and the return capsule own cup/mug/goblet or whatever BHA stronger and more effective! 9 resupply rocket that was recently puter will be flown to the bearing Montana’s 406 area code you prefer for temporarily housing Learn more at launched and broadcasted live on space station this fall. There, astro- floating down via parachute. your libations and be prepared to backcountryhunters.org/ • NASA TV. The stickers will remain nauts will install it in an experiment Also on the logo is the acronym on the ISS until December when locker owned by NanoRacks, a RTcMISS, pronounced “Artemis,” they will be loaded onto a return Texas-based company that facilitates which stands for “Radiation capsule to be given back to access to the space station. Tolerant computer Mission on the the students. NanoRacks contacted LaMeres International Space Station.” The logo art activity was an out- in January about flying a small “NanoRacks” also appears on the reach component of an ongoing amount of memorabilia related to logo along with acronyms designat- research project at MSU to develop his current ISS project. NASA pro- ing the Montana Space Grant a new radiation-tolerant computer vides scientists who are working on Consortium, technology. MSU has been ISS research an opportunity to fly MSU’s College of Engineering, researching this technology for memorabilia to the station and be NASA EPSCoR and the MSU nearly a decade under the direction returned as keepsakes for the Space Science and Engineering of Brock LaMeres, associate profes- research team. LaMeres contacted Laboratory. sor in the Department of Electrical Jakovac, his daughter Kylie’s Student designers from Jakovac’s and Computer Engineering in the teacher, about having her class class are: Connor Baller, Jaden College of Engineering and princi- design a logo for the project as a Bateson, Cooper Bourret, Grace pal investigator of the project. way to show them how the math Brandon, Claire Brown, Oliver A video of the logo design and science they are learning is used Carey, Myles Faerber, Geno Graf, process can be viewed at in real world applications. Ibrahim Al-Kaisy, Inga Lee- youtube.com/watch?v=qx9_n9znX “Exposing students at an early Eichenwald, Kylie LaMeres, hA/. A full recording of the launch age to the exciting things that people Cameron Mansfield, Olivia can be viewed on the SpaceX web- working in STEM (science, technol- Morgner, Reese Navarro, Helen site at spacex.com/- ogy, engineering, and math) get to Nelson, Katelyn Pahut, Daniel webcast/. do is very important,” LaMeres said. Peace, Bobby Pratt, Heidi Rich, “Future NASA missions will “Hopefully having them hear about Owen Riendeau, and require faster computers, but the the research we are doing at MSU Quinn Werner. • radiation environment of space causes earthbound computers to fail,” LaMeres said. “MSU has been researching how to make computers that not only meet the computing needs of future missions, but that will be reliable in the harsh envi- ronment of outer space.” MSU’s computer has been tested in radiation chambers, on high altitude balloons, and on rockets that reach the beginning of outer space. The current project to put the computer on the ISS will

Tell ’em, “I Saw It In The BoZone!” ––– The BoZone Entertainment Calendar • www.bozone.com • 406-586-6730 • Volume 23, Number 15 - August 1, 2016 • page 3B August 1, 2016 The BoZone • Volume 23, Number 15 Business in and around the BoZone

Bozeman Chamber hosts August events ‘15-‘16 The Bozeman Chamber will host business networking outlet for and prosper. After 100 years of ser- community, endless events and the another edition of Business Bozeman Area Chamber of vice to the Bozeman Community, it people that live, work and play in Sunrise Before Hours will be held on Commerce Members and others. is one of the largest and most Bozeman. Guy Sperry, known as Thursday, August 4th from 7:30- Business After Hours is a free event aggressive business organizations in “Mr. Bozeman,” served as Chamber 8:30am. The event will be hosted by for Chamber Members and $25 for the state of Montana. On top of Executive for 20 years. His moto, Rotarian of Big Sky Western Bank, Real Estate non-members. business and economic support, they “Build a Better Bozeman,” was the Department, at their location on 106 Since 1910, the Bozeman serve Bozeman tourism by promot- foundation for community-wide E. Babcock in Bozeman. This event Chamber has helped businesses grow ing the stunning landscapes, vibrant efforts to enhance opportunities for the Year provides a business networking out- all residents. Community involve- let for Bozeman Area Chamber of ment has long been inspired by Mr. named Commerce Members and others. Sperry’s oft-repeated admonition: Business Before Hours is a free event “Those of us who enjoy the benefits Bozeman Sunrise Rotary Club for Chamber Members and $25 for should not just pick up the apples, is pleased to present the 2015-2016 non-members. but should help to shake the trees!” Rotarian of the Year to Ted The Chamber Classic Golf There are several membership Campbell. Outing is set for Friday, August opportunites designed to fit your Ted spent 26 years in the Air 12th at Bridger Creek Golf Course needs. Joining the Chamber is a Force, rising through the ranks to and sponsorship opportunites are great way to get involved in become Commander of the 608th now available! For further informa- Bozeman's thriving business commu- Air Communications Squadron tion on sponsorship levels and regis- nity. The Bozeman Area Chamber and Eighth Air Force Director of tration form, please visit bozeman- of Commerce, representing its mem- Communications and Information. chamber.com/. bership, advocates economic vitality, Ted retired from the Air Force and Business After Hours will be high quality of life and preservation moved to Bozeman in 2003. Ted held on Thursday, August 25th from of the free enterprise system through has been crucial to Bozeman 5:30-7:30pm. The event will be leadership, vision and communica- Sunrise Rotary, always there to hosted by The Flooring Place at tion. Visit bozemanchamber.com/ to lend a hand. Ted currently serves their location, 1891 Boothill Court register for any of these events or to as the Community Service Chair, in Bozeman. This event provides a learn more. • but most of his time is put in “behind the scenes.” When work is to be done for a Rotary event or function, Ted is there. Whether it is for Kids Fishing Day, the Compete for best possible employees Holiday Auction, Winter’s a Beach, or any other Rotary function, Ted Join the ‘Montana University’ of ment of owners, managers, and Executive Education, University of is there to help. the Montana Chamber Foundation workers at all levels, there is no Montana School of Business “Ted's energy, optimism and and the University of Montana greater need for Montana companies Administration. dedication to BSRC and those we Bureau of Business and Economic and organizations today than attract- The Bozeman event will take serve remains at a level that is sim- Research for the 11th Annual ing and retaining the talent they will place Tuesday, August 9th beginning ply staggering to me,” said Past- Economic Update Series, “The need to compete and thrive. at 12pm at the Holiday Inn. Cost of President Tim Rote. Competition for Talent.” Guest presenters at this year’s this event is $30 for members of the sponsorship information. Ted is also actively involved in The one challenge common to event are set to include Patrick Barkey, Montana Chamber of Commerce or As the leading business advocate, Warriors and Quiet Waters and every kind of business across Director, Bureau of Business and $35 for non-members. Updates are the Montana Chamber of enjoys traveling with his wife Kit. Montana is finding and retaining a Economic Research, University of approximately one and a half hours, Commerce aims to create and sus- Bozeman Sunrise Rotary Club high quality workforce. With improv- Montana, and Kate McGoldrick, including breakfast at the morning tain an optimal business climate, consists of 103 members and ing economic conditions, changing Executive Director, Center for seminars and lunch at the noon sem- business prosperity, and a strong meets each Friday at 6:45am at the technology, and turnover or retire- Leadership, Entrepreneurship and inars. Register now at mon- Montana economy through advoca- Holiday Inn, or through its satellite tanachamber.com/. Further infor- cy, education, and collaboration club Monday evenings at 5:45pm mation on alternate events in neigh- works to provide an empowered and at Fin on Main. It was voted the boring cities can also be found at educated workforce, reduce business #1 Large Rotary Club in Montana this address. Contact Stacye growth obstacles, and advance posi- in 2014-15. Rotary’s motto is Dorrington at (888) 442-6668 tions that promote success for “Service Above Self ”. Learn more (MONT) ext. 100 or Montana businesses. Learn more at at bozemansunriserotary.org/. • [email protected] for montanachamber.com/. •

Local biz thrives in the hands of women Prospera’s Montana Women’s Chamber of Commerce will present Business Tour + Hike on Business Center and the Big Sky Big Sky Women-Owned Wednesday, August 3rd from 10am-1pm. Join in for a walking business tour of women-owned businesses in Big Sky, followed by a hike to Ousel Falls. Each business owner will share her experience with starting, operating, and growing her business. There will of course be time for networking and shopping! There is no charge, but please register by August 2nd. MWBC’s Leadership Mentoring Series will continue in August with featured woman entrepreneur Kathy Stark, Owner of Starky’s Authentic Americana of Bozeman on Tuesday, August 23rd from 2:30-5pm with a networking social to follow. The main event will take place at the Baxter Hotel, Mezzanine Ballroom, while the net- working social will be held at Taco del Sol. Registration to this event is $20, and includes heavy hors d’oeu- vres at The Baxter. The Mentoring Series presents women entrepreneurs’ stories of success and challenges. No speech- es, no PowerPoints, no handouts. Just genuine, raw stories. Sessions are moderated by Ris Higgins, owner of Leadership Outfitters and long-time mentor to women entre- preneurs. Join in as they share their advice and encouragement with our community of women entrepre- neurs. Save the date! September 27th will feature Kim Ormsby, Founder and CEO of The Natural Baby Company, and Libby Burr, Owner, Bridger Animal Nutrition, will follow on October 25th. For further information about these and other events, or to register, visit prosperabusinessnetwork.org/. • Sonny Knight and the Lakers Sweet Pea Festival - Lindley Park Headlining Saturday night August 6th August 1, 2016 The BoZone • Volume 23, Number 15 MuSic in And Around The BoZone

Pine Creek Lodge has impressive Pinky to play Bridger Brewing’s slate of live musicians outdoor summer block party The beautifully situated and renovated the group is at home onstage in front of red- Pinky and the Floyd will return to ing musicians, assembled from genres across Pine Creek Lodge has reopened in Paradise necks, hippies, bikers, doctors, lawyers, politi- Bridger Brewing’s Outdoor Summer Concert the board, culling their expertise to produce Valley with an extensive slate of live music to cians, secessionists, unionists, anarchists, and Series for the 2nd Annual Back to School what has clearly proven to be a successful keep guests and others entertained through even babies—often enough all at the same Block Party, Friday, August 26th at 7pm. musical venture. All told, there are over 20 the summer. time. Their debut album, Birth of The Strange, The rockin’ show promises to be the biggest bands that the members of Pinky and the To top it all off, you can catch a FREE ride was so loved that the fellas have made a new party of the summer with crazy drink and Floyd are part of, spanning genres from to the show! The Pine Creek Lodge shuttle one called Leche Para Dos, which will be food specials, a big stage and lights, and 3+ Americana and vintage swing, to hip-hop, holds 40 people and will be making two round released in the fall of 2016. Tickets to this hours of your favorite Pink Floyd music per- jazz, country, salsa, funk, rock, blues, and on trips from downtown Livingston to Pine Creek show are $5. Food from Follow Yer’ Nose BBQ formed by one of Montana’s premier live and on. They see their varied backgrounds as Lodge for almost every show. Pick-up times and will be featured during this event. bands! Tickets to the show are $15 in advance strength in diversity, knowing that each mem- locations are as follows: Neptune’s at 5:30pm Sean Devine will provide the tunes, at Cactus Records and Bridger Brewing, or ber “…unconsciously affects the overall and 7pm; Park & Main at 5:35pm and Wednesday, August 10th at 7pm. The $18 at the door. The event is ALL AGES and sound. As players, musicians, and artists, 7:05pm; Pine Creek Bridge Parking at 5:55pm Montana born and raised singer-songwriter alcohol will be served by Sidecar Bar Service whatever you’ve got comes with you…” And and 7:25pm; and KOA at 6pm and 7:30pm. has toured across the U.S. and abroad many Shuttles will reach Pine Creek Lodge at times over, playing in all of America’s music 6:05pm and 7:35pm. Shuttles will leave Pine capitols—from Nashville’s Bluebird Cafe to Creek Lodge at 10:30pm and 11:35pm to drop- Austin’s Saxon Pub to New York’s Bitter End, off riders on the reverse route. Parking is and from London’s Soho Theater all the way extremely limited, so the best option is to park to The American Pub on Innismore in the at the Pine Creek Bridge and take the shuttle. Aran Islands of Ireland. This is a free show Here’s a look at some of the upcoming and will feature a beer garden. music set to keep summer lively! All shows take Mandy Rowden will follow with a per- place outside, on the main stage unless other- formance, Thursday, August 11th at 7pm. The wise noted. Shows will go on rain or shine. Austin, TX-based singer/songwriter and The Memphis Strange will perform, multi-instrumentalist has been compared to Friday, August 5th at 8pm. They are a rock & Lucinda Williams, Kim Richey, and Stevie roll, cosmic country, boogie, rhythm, and cut- Nicks, to name a few, and her latest album loose blues band out of Austin, Texas. Taking These Bad Habits was voted #2 Album of the Year in the Austin Chronicle Music Poll. This is a free show and will feature a beer garden. Joey Fender and The 55’s will bring the noise, Friday, August 12th at 7:30pm. This group fires up licks of hotrods, for those 21+. To top it all off, Pinky is team- between the 10 of them, they have a lot! slicked hair and original rebellion, ing up with the beer wizards at Bridger Pinky and the Floyd offers up a big sound performing blues, rock-a-billy, and Brewing to offer a brand new, exclusive event and is an experience not soon forgotten. You outlaw country rolled into beer called the “LUNATIC” IPA for your can expect albums in their entirety, and a lit- “ROCK-O-LA.” They have tasting pleasure. Don’t miss what is surely the tle something from every Floyd genre—from toured the country over the course event of the summer! Syd Barrett to Division Bell, and everything of two decades, and released nine Pinky and the Floyd calls Montana home, in between. Tell your friends...and time your albums. Joey is currently in pro- but has frequently been called the buzz. It’s a party! duction of a full-length film featur- Northwest’s Hottest Pink Floyd Tribute Band. Bridger Brewing, located on 1609 South ing his debut as an actor, director, Pinky was founded in 2007, and has seen very 11th Avenue in Bozeman in the Town & and screenwriter. With his undying few personnel changes over the years. Country complex, provides the Bozeman love of the blues and the drive of Instead, this grass-roots effort has exploded in community with unique hand-crafted brews, punk rock, he wields his guitar to popularity, selling out shows across the state. fresh artisan-style pizzas, and more. Locally The Memphis Strange an unmistakable tone of his own. They put on an amazing live show that’s both owned, family-friendly, and Bobcat proud, Take the ride of revved up dynamics. note-for-note and improvisational, but it’s Bridger Brewing is located just across from inspiration from equal parts Willie Nelson, Experience an energy that fills the room, their superb musicianship setting them apart campus and Bobcat athletic facilities. To Waylon Jennings, Merle Haggard, The Rolling lingers in your mind, and stirs excitement in from other Tribute Bands. Their energy and learn more about upcoming events, visit Stones, The Allman Brothers Band, The your soul. Tickets to this show are $5. stage presence is unprecedented! bridgerbrewing.com/ or call (406) 587-2124. Grateful Dead, The Band, and Neil Young, Continues on page 8C All Pinky members are professional work- Hours are 11:30am to 9pm daily. • Page 2C • The RollingZone • augusT 1, 2016

Party after the Stampede! Live music at Mixers Your destination country bar set questioning that. But in a lot of Robbie Walden Band will fol- Randy Rogers Band, Waylon cials throughout the week and the to play host to a Mixers Saloon ways, it’s even more admirable when low with a performance on Saturday, Jennings, Willie Nelson, and Gary largest dancefloor in Bozeman! If Rodeo After Party each night fol- an artist has no need to do that— August 13th at 9:30pm. The intensi- Allen, Walden’s Music pleasantly you get there before the band starts, lowing the Bozeman Stampede to be having never lost touch with those ty of singer/songwriter Robbie surprises listeners with his distinctive, there are four pool tables to keep held Thursday, August 11th through roots in the first place. Jason you occupied, as well as a room full Saturday, August 13th at the Boland falls squarely into of casino machines. Mixers brings Gallatin County Fairgrounds. Here’s the latter category, having in bands for you to dance to, as well a look at the music each evening! spent the better part of the as a country DJ on Wednesadays Rocky Mountain Pearls will last 15 years entrenching and Saturdays (if no band is sched- kick things off, Thursday, August himself in the so-called “red uled) to keep the country kickin’. 11th at 9:30pm. The Pearls are a dirt” of his native state of Located at 515 West Aspen off of fun, crowd-pleasing country group Oklahoma and adopted 7th Ave. in Bozeman, call (406) 587- from right here in Bozeman. They home in Texas, all the while 1652 for more information. enjoy playing for their energetic fol- spreading his musical The 7th Annual Bozeman lowing and everybody else, through- branches to cover a remark- Stampede is set for August 11th, out the bar scene and for private able amount of territory. 12th & 13th at the Gallatin County events. They thrive off audience “I’ve always thought it was Fairgrounds. This year’s rodeo will response to their powerful har- important to keep one foot bring back all the fan favorites from monies and music that makes every- in tradition and the other last year. The 17’w by 12’h big one want to get up and dance. pointed in the direction you screen will be back, as well as the There is a $5 cover for this show. want to go,” says Boland. “I always-impressive opening and clos- Jason Boland and the didn’t invent the G chord, so ing ceremonies, great cowboys & Stragglers will take the stage, I’m standing on the shoul- cowgirls, and the fan favorite Bull Friday, August 12th at 10:30pm. The ders of the giants that did, Scramble where each night a lucky Robbie Walden Band Austin-based Red Dirt/Texas and on the shoulders of some great contestant will have a chance for a Country band is comprised of Jason songwriters that have come before cash prize. Standard events include Boland (lead vocals, guitar), Cody me. I’m using an old stencil, but Walden is evident in everything he unexpected vocals and poetic, vin- bull riding, steerwrestling, calf rop- Angel (lead guitar, pedal steel, adding my own colors.” Tickets to does, including making music blend- tage outlaw songwriting that express- ing, barrell racing, team roping, dobro), Brad Rice (drums), Grant Jason Boland are $15 in advance ing Texas Red Dirt and Spaghetti es his inner strength, dedication, bareback and saddle bronc riding, Tracy (bass), and Nick Worley (fid- and $20 at the door and are avail- Western with his native Pacific witty sense of humor, and personal ladies breakaway, and junior events. dle). It’s admirable when a musician able online at Northwest Rock and Country heartbreak. There is a $5 cover for Tickets are $15 for general admis- gets back to his roots, there’s no bozemanstampede.com/. sounds. With influences such as this show. sion and $50 for VIP admission. Mixers is home to $3 Jack Children 5 and under are admitted Daniels and $3 Draft Beers all night free. Tickets can be purchased the long! Bozeman’s only dedicated day of the event or by visiting boze- Opera, musical theatre favorites at the country bar features great drink spe- manstampede.com/. Giddy up! • Shane & Sweet Pea Intermountain Opera Bozeman The Dulcie Theatre at the Shane Season of The Daughter of the Annual Beer Fest returns has announced summer performanc- Lalani Center for the Arts is located Regiment (October 2016) and Tosca es of “The Many Faces/Voices at 415 East Lewis Street. The Hoot (May 2017). of Opera” in August. will take place on Main Street in Coming Up in October! The 6th to Bale of Hay First, treat yourself to a lively historic Downtown Livingston. Annual “It Ain’t Over ‘til the The 4th Annual Bale Beer best classic rock n’ roll & country and fantastic performance of opera These events are free and open to FIT Lady Sings” Opera Run to Fest will be held Sunday, August western band playing covers from and musical theatre the public. be held Saturday, October 1st. The 7th. The saloon favorite will host the 60s through the 00s. Creedence, favorites. Baritone Sean Anderson, An encore performance of “The event includes a 5K race, 10-mile this microbrew festival featuring Eagles, GreenDay, Grand Funk, Tenor Lukas Graf, and Sopranos Many Voices/Faces of Opera” will race, and Kids Fun Run at Lindley three Montana brewers. The fun Elvis, Skynard, Beatles, Nirvana, Tasha Fain and Elizabeth Croy with take place at the Sweet Pea Festival Park. This is a road race unlike any and tasty event will see Muddy Cash, George Strait, Garth Brooks, pianist Julie Gosswiller take the stage in Bozeman on Saturday, August 6th other. Enjoy Bozeman’s beautiful Creek Brewing Company of Butte, 2 Vince Gill, Merle Haggard—just at the Shane Lalani Center for the at The Hollow at 1pm. Admittance town trails while being serenaded by Bassett Brewery from White Sulphur wait a couple minutes and you’ll Arts to bring you an entertaining with Sweet Pea Wristband. professional Opera singers at various Hot Springs, and Beehive Basin hear an old or new favorite. The hour of musical favorites on IOB performances are made pos- points along the course. Race win- Brewery down from Big Sky. Beer Fest will also offer a combo Thursday, August 4th at 5pm. Then sible by the gracious and generous ners, as well as other lucky partici- Beer, booze, and music flow price for a pint of beer and polish head to Main Street as The contributions of Sal and Carol pants receive bedazzled viking hel- under the big tent next to the Bale sausage for $6, or you can buy them Livingston Hoot brings downtown Lalani, Don Gimbel, and Robyn mets! Visit intermountainopera.org/ of Hay in Virginia City. Festivities separately for $4 each. We’re salivat- alive featuring Fishing Music Band and Orville Erlenbush. Keep up for further information and to regis- kick off at high noon and end at ing already! with Mollie O’Brien, and special with what’s going on at ter for the run. For more informa- 7pm with NO cover charge! For further information about performances by Vince Gill, Rodney Intermountain Opera Bozeman! tion, please call (406) 587-2889 or Comstock Lode will be on hand this and other events, please visit Crowell and Paul Franklin! Hoot Check out intermountainopera.org/ contact carmen@intermountain- with “Totally Classic Rock Plus” all baleofhaysaloon.com/ or music starts at 6pm! to learn more about the 2016-2017 opera.org. • day long. The group is the area’s virginiacity.com/. •

Rhythms run rampant at Magic City Blues Bozeman Spirts offers Magic City Blues is set to be likely to respond with will be audience. By incorporating elements the party of the summer! Eat, drink, Kenny Wayne Shepherd. The of rock, funk, soul, and pop, he has cocktail of live music, and dance in the street on Montana Louisiana born axeman and song- pushed the boundaries of reggae Avenue in downtown Billings to six smith has sold millions of albums and given it a path for the future. acts each night on two stages, Friday while throwing singles into the Top The music is not for his own gain specialty drinks and Saturday, August 5th & 6th 10, shining a light on the rich blues though, as his father and his peers Bozeman Spirits in historic throughout, you will feel the mod- from 5pm to midnight. Every sum- of the past and forging ahead with so strongly represented. Music has a Downtown Bozeman is a great place ern charm and history as you walk mer for fourteen years, Magic City his own modern twist on a classic much deeper purpose than one’s to stop in this summer when you in. Your fresh cocktail is served Blues has attracted thousands and sound he has embodied since his own selfish gain. It’s a joyous cele- need get inside and cool off! The upon wood from the 1930s, and the thousands of music fans from all teens. In a 20-year recording career bration of life, calling upon the peo- distillery uses only pure Rocky bar brings the atmosphere of the across the country to Billings, the that began when he was just 16, ple to come together and respect Mountain water to produce the most old saloon. The beautiful stills and state’s largest city. Magic City Blues, Shepherd has established himself as each other, and care for Mother flavorful spirits. They also host live production are seen through the an urban music festival in a rural an immensely popular recording Earth. Nothing but peace and love. music by great local artists every back glass windows of the tasting state, is a signature event for the artist, a consistently in-demand live Friday is set to include perform- Tuesday from 5:30-8pm in their room, and the mixologists will be City of Billings and the State of act, and an influential force in a ances by Kenny Wayne homey tasting room. Here’s a look at happy to explain distilling tech- Montana. The event features natu- worldwide resurgence of interest in Shepherd Band and Elle King, the upcoming acts. niques from the grains, mashing, ral Montana hospitality, unique set- the blues. as well as Otis Taylor, Guthrie Washington native Amanda blending, and bottling processes. ting, fabulous lineups, and the Entertainment Weekly just Brown, Karen Lovely, and Stewart will perform on August History is an intimate part of appeal of The Last Best Place. named Elle King “Rock’s New Kevin Van Dort. The amazing 2nd. She performs acoustic, alterna- Bozeman Spirits Distillery, aiming to There are few artists whose Badass,” and she has been described lineup continues on Saturday with tive, and country covers, not to men- be a focal point of the downtown names are synonymous with one by The New York Times as “a sassy, Ziggy Marley, not to mention tion plenty of her own original area, and the business prides itself instrument and how it’s played in hard-drinking, love-’em-and-leave- The Record Company, Matt music. on its Montana roots. They current- service to an entire genre. Utter the ’em hellion with bad tattoos and a Andersen, Fiona Boyes, Altered Russ Chapman will perform ly have created two types of vodka, phrase “young blues rock guitarist” broad pedigree across rock, pop, Five Blues Band, and Jared on August 9th. If you like Taj a gin and a whiskey, using Montana within earshot of anyone with even and country. She has Adele’s deter- Stewart Band. Mahal, Randy Newman, Ry Cooder, ingredients as much as possible. a cursory knowledge of the music mination and Joan Jett’s stomp, Tickets are on sale now for this John Hiatt, Lyle Lovett or Leon Each spirit is crafted with water and the first name they are most Brenda Lee’s high-voiced bite, and can’t-miss event! Single-day passes Redbone, then odds are, you’ll like sourced from the Hyalite, some AC/DC shriek. It’s all run $49 in advance or $60 at the Russ Chapman. Even if you don’t Sourdough, and Bozeman Creek melded in songs like ‘Ex’s & gate for each night. Reserved seats like those guys, there’s still hope. An watersheds, and all distilling and Oh’s,’ ‘America’s Sweetheart,’ are $95 and reserved tables (seats 8) original songwriter, Russ stomps and bottling occurs in the back room of and ‘Under the Influence.’” are $736. This is an 18+ event. sings an inspired blend of hill coun- the distillery. Bozeman Spirits The oldest son of reggae legend Tickets are available at try blues and swing, with a taste for Distillery uses two stills in the pro- Bob Marley, Ziggy Marley has magiccityblues.com/ or by calling lyrical wordplay. There are no deep duction area. An Artisan 300 carried the legacy to a global (406) 534-0400. • soul crushing ballads here, just Gallon Traditional Copper Pot Still good clean(ish) fun. with a 4 plate and 16 plate column, Bozeman Spirits Distillery’s and an Arnold Holstein Copper Pot tasting room offers a warm and Still with a 4 plate column. welcoming environment. With Learn more about their spirits, the history kept alive in the distilling processes, and other offer- reclaimed wood and metals ings at bozemanspirits.com/. •

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Live from Lindley—Sweet Pea music is better than ever by Grant Gilmore long when the Wheel rolls into town! performance at 6pm is none other album has been hailed as one of the acts and performers. Get tickets now The Sweet Pea Festival of the Saturday kicks things off than James McMurtry. His new best of our generation. for a mere $20 at Cactus Records Arts is right around the corner, to Saturday at 12pm in the Bowl with album and first studio release in The weekend music lineup is a and various other outlets. This be held August 5th-7th. Its impres- indie folk rockers Hollow Wood six years, Complicated Game, has sive slate of live performances will from Boise, Idaho. If The been critically acclaimed by not disappoint! Opening the festival Lumineers are your thing, then these media icons Rolling Stone, Paste, in the Bowl on Friday at 6pm is youngsters will provide you their Pop Matters, and many more as Aubrie Sellers, daughter of coun- unique take on this genre of music. one of the best albums of this try singer-songwriter Lee Ann Following them at 1:30pm will be year and even decade. Womack. Don’t expect your classic the fun loving ethnic funk of Ghana, Headlining Saturday night is country with Aubrie, as she brings a Africa’s own Paa Kow with band the energetic Sonny Knight fresh sound to the genre with her full of accomplished musicians com- and the Lakers with their distinctive garage country rock. plimenting some of the best drum- booty shaking blues, funk, and Up next on Friday at 8pm is leg- ming you will ever hear. soul from Minneapolis. This is a endary country group Asleep at Joshua James from Salt Lake show not to be missed! the Wheel. Ray Benson founded City hits the stage next at 3pm with Opening Sunday’s performances Asleep at the Wheel in Paw Paw, an Americana sound that is much at 12pm is the Montana Jazz Sonny Knight and the Lakers West Virginia 46 years ago. Now more than what you might expect. Collective, featuring some of the based in Austin, Texas, the band Whether he is in the studio record- best musicians from our great state. holds 10 Grammy awards, 20 studio ing an entire album of Modest Next up at 1:30pm was to be Paige stark departure from recent years, admission will guarantee an entire albums, and 20 singles on the Mouse covers, or searching deep and the Peoples. with an impressive slate of touring weekend of excellent music. • Billboard country charts with over inside to unearth some of the most Headlining Sunday afternoon 1.5 million records sold. Grammy introspective music around, you can are Hard Working Americans. Award-winning Still The King: bet Joshua will be bringing an amaz- Todd Snider fronts an all-star lineup Celebrating the Music of Bob Wills and ing set of music ranging from featuring Dave Schools (bass) and His Texas Playboys is the band’s most straight up gospel inspired rock to a Derek Trucks (drums) from Gregory Alan Isakov, Steep recent release and marks their third selection of beautifully crafted Widespread Panic, Neal Casal (gui- full-length Bob Wills tribute album. ballads. tar) from Chris Robinson’s Between those Texas twin fiddles Main Stage Dance has moved Brotherhood, Chad Staehly (keys) of Canyon Rangers at Ellen and boogie piano, you can bet you’ll from Friday evening to its new slot at Great American Taxi, and Jesse The Ellen Theatre in a Grammy Award for Best Bluegrass be dancin’ and swingin’ all night 4:30pm on Saturday. Following that Aycock (pedal steel). Their new Downtown Bozeman is not only Album in 2013, and drew the atten- your source for some of the area’s tion of celebrated comedian/ban- best film and stage performances. It joist Steve Martin—who frequently also houses some of the best musical plays with the group. The sextet acts to come through town. Here’s a effortlessly walks the line between Kris Lager Band, Outer Vibe play look at what’s coming up in the first festival favorite and sophisticated few weeks of Music on Main August. Born in The Downtown Bozeman in collaboration Johannseberg, Association continues to present the with producer Brad South Africa, and 16th Annual Music on Main Dollar (Grateful traveling all his concert series this summer in Dead, Keb-Mo, life, Gregory Historic Downtown Bozeman. The National) and Alan Isakov vis- Music on Main takes place on Main mastering engineer its Bozeman on Street between Rouse and Black Joe LaPorta (The Thursday, August Avenue. The fun lasts from 6:30- Foo Fighters, 4th to perform 8:30pm on Thursday evenings Imagine Dragons, and promote his through August 18th. Vampire Weekend). new album at the Bring the kids for the “Pepsi Co. The studio was historic Ellen Family Zone” on South Bozeman stocked with vin- Theatre. Mr. Steep Canyon Rangers Avenue with bouncy houses, face tage amps and Isakov’s music painting, hula hooping, and more. microphones, and has a masterful Grab a bite to eat from one of the all five members quality, with every song telling a string orchestra. Their time at home many food vendors, stop by some of worked as a song- unique and moving story. His critics is divided equally between taking the Kris Lager Band our local non-profit booths providing writing team to agree “Isakov is strong and subtle, a stage at Carnegie Hall or being an array of family activities, step capture their energy and event area. And, Breathe Easy lyrical genius.” Gregory Alan Isakov knee-deep in a mountain brook, fly into a few of the downtown stores passion. Upon its release in May Bozeman…Music on Main is now a will be joined on stage by The rod in hand. that stay open late, and of course 2015, it was supported by a national Smoke and Vapor-FREE Event! Ghost Orchestra, with Andrea Tickets to this harmonious enjoy outstanding live music from tour, radio airplay, available in Smoking is ONLY allowed in desig- Gibson opening the event. jubilee are $26 and may be pur- popular local and regional bands. 11,000 retail stores, commercial nated areas outside the event so we Reserved seats are $29 and avail- chased at theellentheatre.com/. Also, enjoy the City of Bozeman’s radio airplay in five midwestern can continue to provide a fun and able at theellentheatre.com/. Beer, Wine, beer, and other refresh- Water Bottle Fill Station parked states, and airplay on 200+ college safe environment for everyone wine, and other refreshments will be ments—which may be brought into each week on the side of First radio stations. attending. For more assistance, con- served in the lobby starting at 7pm, the theatre—will be served in the Security Bank. Remember to bring Closing out the sereis on August tact 1-800-QUIT-NOW. with the music scheduled for 8pm. lobby beginning at 7pm, with the your reusable water bottle, and stay 18th is Gypsy Moon. Additional For more information, contact A Bluegrass band at their core, music starting at 8pm. hydrated for free with Bozeman’s information and song samples can Downtown Bozeman Association at Steep Canyon Rangers will be For questions about these events, crisp mountain water! be found at (406) 586-4008 or check out down- jamming at the historic Ellen ticketing information, or other The music begins at 7pm and downtownbozeman.org/event/musi townbozeman.org/. And remem- Theatre on Friday, August 12th. A inquiries, visit theellentheatre.com/ lasts until 8:30pm. Here’s a look at c-on-main/. ber...have FUN at this year’s Music remarkable mix of serious chops and or call The Ellen box office at (406) some up the upcoming shows. Music on Main is a FREE com- on Main and please be safe! • good-natured fun earned the group 585-5885. • August 4th will see Kris Lager munity event hosted by the Band. This is an amazing group of Downtown Bozeman Association musicians on the cusp of breaking and nearly 100% funded by local through to the mainstream. business sponsorships. The Considered by many to be one of Downtown Bozeman Association, the most exciting bands on the the City of Bozeman, and the American music scene today, they Bozeman Police Department capture a spirit and an energy that is would also like to inform the pub- as unique as their sound. Some even lic of the rules and regulations call them “the feel good band of the regarding the Open Container century!” The Kris Lager Band Waiver for the Music on Main embodies a “celebrate life” mantra summer concert series and the that resonates through their passion- changes in its policies. The Open AtAt MixersMixers ate live performances, and have Container Waiver allows for any- been rapidly infecting and uplifting one over the age of 21 to have an the spirits of people across the open container of alcohol in the nation. event area including Main Street SaloonSaloon Outer Vibe will follow on from Black to Rouse Avenues dur- August 11th. One of the sunniest ing the Music on Main event from acts to ever emerge out of Grand 6pm to 9pm on Thursday nights Rapids, the band likes to think of through August 18th ONLY. themselves as a musical vacation, Anyone with an open container where everyone enjoys a bit of aural outside of these perimeters before paradise. “Clint Eastwood drinking a 6pm or after 9pm will be subject pina colada at a Dick Dale concert” to a $100 open container ticket is how the band describes their 2015 issued by the City of Bozeman. full-length release Full Circle, a collec- There are also NO glass or tion of songs they liken to ‘cinematic aluminum containers, NO dogs, surf disco.’ Full Circle was recorded and NO coolers allowed in the

Have a Hoot at Livingston’s live music event The Livingston Hoot returns and John Lowell created the event for year three on Thursday, August in 2014. “Livingston is such a spe- 4th, bringing Grammy winners cial place, and we thought we’d Vince Gill and Rodney Crowell throw our town a big party,” said as headliners at the free, family Gardner. “We also realize how friendly event in historic downtown much great work the non profits of Livingston. this area do and wanted to give This year, the event will kick off them a chance to interact with the at 4pm with a kid’s fun area avail- community in a fun environment.” able and vendors with food, drink, “The first Hoot drew 3000 art and more on Main Street. people in 2014,” said Lowell. Fishing Music will kick off the music “Rodney Crowell was our first with Dave Thompson, Ben Winship, headliner and everyone loved the Mollie O’Brien, Rich Moore, and show. Local musical legend Bill percussionist Brian Crumrine at Payne joined Crowell, with 6pm and Vince Gill and Rodney Steuart Smith on guitar and spe- Crowell with special guest Paul cial guest John Mayer. It was a Franklin will take the stage at 8pm. memorable night–and packed This will be Vince’s first visit to Main Street. This has turned into Livingston at the invitation of his the biggest night of the year for old friend Rodney Crowell, who was many restaurants and bars in the headliner at the first Hoot in Livingston.” 2014. The International Federation Last year, the Hoot featured of Fly Fishers is returning to New Orleans trio the Tin Men Livingston for their Fly Fishing Fair and headliner Roy Rogers and the and will be attending the Hoot. The Delta Rhythm Kings with special event brings thousands to the closed guest Phil Aaberg. The event drew Main Street in Livingston, offering close to 6000, and spread three food and beverages and a kids fun blocks. For more information on area sponsored by Livingston Health 2016’s event and for volunteer Care and Northwestern Energy. opportunities, please visit Hoot producers Joanne Gardner Livingstonhoot.com/. • 515 W Aspen St, Bozeman Tell ’em, “I Saw It In The BoZone!” ––– The BoZone Entertainment Calendar • www.bozone.com • 406-586-6730 • Volume 23, Number 15 - August 1, 2016 • page 3C Page 4C • The RollingZone • augusT 1, 2016 The Interview Hogan & Moss—players keeping tradition alive & well

Jon Hogan and Maria Moss Dock Boggs, a coal miner in West ing right now. dreamy Americana song called Venues and artists need to support invented a genre—scorch folk—to Virginia, some people have said he RZ: Really. How does it differ? “Laramie,” Jon wrote about the each other. describe their danceable blend of was the first punk rocker. There’s a MM: There [are] 17 songs, all death of Matthew Shepard. It’s an RZ: Touring, making your craft Carter Family tunes, fiery real, raw, emotional sound to a lot of recorded in a single session in one important song to us. The first track mobile, appears to be a lifestyle both Appalachian traditionals, “original the old music. Over the years— day, around one microphone, onto is really electric guitar, goth, dark, you and Jon passionately ascribe to. songs with old souls,” and offbeat through genres like bluegrass and half-inch tape—the old way, then rock about a southern dystopia. So Do you see yourselves slowing down, covers of pop hits. Their shows are the folk music movement of the late digitized. It’s a very natural sound. there are old-time threads woven maybe centralizing your perform- equal parts early country, power-folk, 1950s and the early 60s—that It’s just how it all was with the play- throughout the record, but there’s ances, or is this the life of Hogan and old-timey valentine, with moun- became kind of watered down in ers. There’s a fantastic fiddler on also a lot of the 1970s and a lot & Moss? tain harmonies, jazzy vocals, scat, some ways. It became very palatable that record, who goes by the name of original Jon Hogan string MM: We really enjoy touring. We’re yodeling, Maybelle-Carter-style gui- and listenable, band sound. starting to develop more speaking tar picking, upright bass, and a per- and it kept the RZ: Something to and teaching engagements. We have cussive rhythm-guitar chop that is songs alive. It look forward to. a speaking residency every like a driving wheel. kept them part Until then, you’re September at Schreiner University The Rolling Zone caught up with of the touring the Rocky in Kerrville, TX. We also do a lot of the woman herself ahead of Hogan American Mountain West and work through the Texas Heritage & Moss’ extensive Montana tour— musical con- Texas, then return to Music Foundation, based at which includes stops at the Eagles versation, but Europe in the spring. Schreiner. [It] sends us into schools, Lodge of Bozeman, Neptune’s in didn’t neces- How do Hogan & nursing homes, and rehab centers. Livingston, and the Sac Bar in sarily honor Moss performances That kind of work makes it possible Three Forks, among many others—to the emotional differ from region to for us to be in one place. We see talk preserving the folk tradition vigor, one region? ourselves eventually being able to whilst keeping things interesting on might say, of MM: One of the spend more time in the Texas Hill the record and the road. the early ways in which the Country and the region of the RZ: Hey Maria, how are you? recordings. Jon music adapts to loca- University, and possibly to expand MM: I’m good! We’re just doing Hogan, my tion is that we hire a that work to other areas. We choose some errands in Montrose, CO dur- band leader, is lot of local players. parts of the country to tour partly ing a couple of days off. a performer Jason Uhlmann [for- for great audiences, but also because RZ: Much deserved, I’m sure. I’m who really merly of the Rocky we go to the parts of the country we happy to get you on the phone. You inhabits a song Mountain Pearls] is really love. Of course we’d like to guys are a curious duo. in an old-time one of the best bass spend more time in one place, but I MM: We are. [laughs] We are color- way. players we’ve ever would say not more than about four ful fish in some environments. Sometimes we played with. He’s just months of the year. That’d be RZ: That’s perfect! How is the tour say our job is to a great member of the enough for me. going so far? get on stage and go into a trance in of Dr. Sick. He’s based in New band. When we went to Ireland, we RZ: Where do you hope to take MM: It’s been going absolutely front of people for a couple of Orleans. He really lifts that record found a bass player who played real- your music in the future? What’s wonderfully. For five weeks, we were hours, and then come back and hug up. Of all of those 17 old time ly beautifully on what is called a tea next for you guys? based in Santa Fe and commuting to them afterwards. That’s a little bit of songs, seven of them are Carter chest bass. He understood American MM: Absolutely. The next record is our gigs [throughout] Colorado. what we do, that kind of describes Family songs. Our study of the old-time music, but he had great going to be recorded in New [We’ll play] for the last time in scorch folk. When we play the Carters and our love of them is real- flare based in the fact he was Irish Orleans and produced by Dr. Sick. Colorado on Sunday night, then Carter Family songs, those are sweet ly a big part of our work. We really and we were playing in Galway. He’s a fantastic fiddler we love to we’ll be on our way to the northern ballads. The Carters recorded, I help people to continue to under- Touring in Europe, we had a great play with. [He’ll] be bringing in all leg of the Great Western Tour— believe, about 300 songs—and not stand how important they were, and bass player in Brussels who came kinds of horns, accordion, and can’t wait to get to Montana. This’ll one of them in the minor key. It what pioneers they were in terms of from a much more jazz background. instruments we don’t normally be our fifth year up there. We’re really takes a minor key or a modal a lot of different forms of American We had a bass player in the record with to get a real full, fun looking forward to getting back. sound to get what we call the music. Netherlands who came from a blue- sound. [It will be] all covers. You just RZ: It’s a great time to come up “scorch folk” vibe. RZ: Give us a peak into the new grass background. We try to make have to see one of our shows. It’s here, too. People will be excited to RZ: Tell me about your most recent record. How do the old-time tunes space for local players to really hard to describe what these covers see you. projects, original In Dreams I Go Back inspire this collection of originals? express themselves in this music. We are like. You take Bob Dylan’s lyrics MM: It’s been a really interesting Home and Carter Family-inspired MM: All of our original music is really enjoy that. We just like to turn and put them to Jimmie Rodgers’ time. Our passion in life and our You’ve Been That Friend to Me. based in a very old-time, rootsy them loose. melody, or you take a minor, dark absolute mission is to be inside these MM: [In Dreams]was recorded by a sound because we play so much of RZ: That’s really cool. Every per- Leonard Cohen song and you give it old songs with audiences who really really wonderful singer/songwriter that. The title track [of the to be formance is unique in that way. a little major key, bluegrass high appreciate them. And then, we real- and producer Jonathan Byrd of released album] “In Dreams I Go MM: The music flows with the play- speed fun. That’s going to be the ly enjoy surprising them with covers Carrboro, North Carolina. It’s Back Home,” is a Jon Hogan song ers [who] are available in local next record. Tom Waits, Townes Van Zandt, and tracked, it has electric guitar and we open just about every show with, places. Folk music is all about adap- RZ: Well we sure are looking for- the Butthole Surfers even. We have pedal steel, it’s a wonderful America the way the Carters opened their tation. ward to your shows here in really good relationships with audi- record of original songs [written] by shows with a song called “Keep on RZ: You play a blend of songs Montana. ences all over the west. It’s our joy in Jon and one by myself. It’s sitting in the Sunny Side.” That particular handed down and those of your own MM: Oh cool! We’re looking for- life to do this. our duplicator in Austin—it’s mas- song is in the style of the Carters. creation. How do your performances ward to returning to the Stonefly of RZ: You’ve created a genre you call tered, the cover is ready, and we are But there are other [varieties of] find their balance? What can the Coram and Neptune’s in Livingston. “scorch folk.” Explain that sound just waiting to raise what we need to songs on the record. There’s a very people of Southwest Montana Those places have been really and how it differs from what you get that one out. It’s a very different Irish-inspired song, “Chronicle of expect to see at one of your many important to us. A lot of [the other] would consider to be traditional folk. sounding record than You’ve Been the Potato Famine,” that Jon wrote. shows in the coming weeks? places are new to us. I think people MM: If you listen to an artist like That Friend to Me, the one we’re tour- There’s a very ethereal, beautiful, MM: We read the audience. are going to be surprised and Depending on what the audience delighted because we don’t sound seems to be enjoying, it’s possible what we look like. we will play two hours of really Come see for yourself at one of fast, minor key, dark, scorch folk, many Hogan & Moss performances mountain, almost rock. For a dif- throughout the area. They’ll first ferent audience, we might play stop in at Norris Hot Springs on one or two of those songs just to Aug. 7th at 7pm. Then over to surprise them, and then lots and Bozeman for a performance at MAP lots of Carter Family, waltzes, and Brewing on Aug. 8th at 6pm, before ballads. Those are the two a double-header at the Eagles on extremes. In between that is a Aug. 11th and 12th at 9pm both blend according to the room. [We evenings. They next head up the play] crazy covers—I call them canyon for a show at Gallatin River tilted covers—where we’ll take a House of Big Sky on Aug. 13th at song and set it to a melody com- 9pm. The band travels to Livingston pletely out in another genre, and for a performance at Pine Creek then just perform it with a lot of Lodge on Aug. 14th at 6pm, and energy. We’re doing an Amy another at Neptune’s on Aug. 15th Winehouse song as a ragtime at 5:30pm. They’ll follow this string blues [number] right now, kind of of shows with a few more at the having fun with that. So those are Stonefly of Coram on Aug. 17th at mixed in as well. 8pm, Phillipsburg Brewing on Aug. RZ: That sounds really cool. 18th at 5pm, the Sacajawea Hotel of MM: We really love people. We Three Forks on Aug. 19th at 9pm, couldn’t tour as much as we do if the Bull ‘n Bear Saloon of Red we didn’t really enjoy connecting Lodge on Aug. 20th at 7pm, and the with people—not just as audi- Grub Stake in Helena on Aug. 26th ences, but as individuals. We’ve at 8pm. They’ll head to Ennis for gotten pretty good at reading the two shows on Aug. 27th—the first at room. Willie’s Distillery at 3pm, followed RZ: I’m sure the establishments by the Gravel Bar at 8pm. They’ll you play are appreciative of that close out this portion of the tour fact. with a return to the Murray of MM: We’re there to support our Livingston on Sept. 1st at 8pm. So venues. We want to see them do pick a show! You have NO excuse to well because we were there. miss Hogan & Moss in action. •

Ian Thomas brings his TN Americana to MT Knoxville-based Americana artist & Rope, The Wood Brothers, The Ian Thomas and his Band of Avett Brothers, Carolina Chocolate Drifters will bring their talents Drops, Reverend Goat, and Dr. to Southwest Montana in the John. He’s performed at festivals, month of August. The group in including Bonnaroo, Pickathon, Red its entirety will first appear at the Ants Pants, and Bristol Rhythm & Sacajawea Bar in Three Forks on Roots Reunion. Saturday, August 6th at 9pm. Performing both solo and with a Thomas will follow with a solo band, Thomas draws on a variety show at Katabatic Brewing of of American roots influences, deliv- Livingston on Tuesday, August ering a captivating raw live per- 11th at 5:30pm. Admission is free formance and distinctive sound to these 21+ shows. Come check from his original compositions on this guy out! guitar, harmonica, and kazoo. His After traveling for years as a latest release is the full-band album street performer, Ian Thomas Live at the Preservation Pub, recorded began performing indoors in New in Knoxville. For the last several York City, where he recorded his years, he has also been touring and debut album A Young Man’s Blues recording with The Bus Driver and his follow-up Live at Rockwood Tour throughout the Rocky Music Hall. Since then, he has Mountain West. Lately, he splits his shared the stage with Taj Mahal, time between Tennessee and John Hammond, Cyril Neville, Montana. Listen to his music by Corey Harris, Sam Bush, Shovels visiting ianthomasmusic.com/. • page 4C • Volume 23, Number 14 - August 1, 2016 • The BoZone Entertainment Calendar • www.bozone.com • 406-586-6730 ––– Tell ’em, “I Saw It In The BoZone!” August 1, 2016 • the RollingZone • PAge 5C

Hot days at Norris Hot Springs? You bet! Sure, a natural hot springs makes with The Decemberists, Bill become full-time nomads. Traveling Led Zeppelin using harmonies and stay and guitarist Jason Wussow and perfect sense during the winter. But Callahan, Martha Scanlan, and oth- the country, they are sharing their old folk rhythms played rock and roll Los Angeles studio/touring bass at Norris Hot Springs, the crack ers. award-win- player Veikko Lepisto. Wussow’s staff has developed a method of On Saturday, August 6th, Sean ning blue- credits include the bands Flux cooling the natural hot springs water Eamon will take the stage. A Butte grass-tinged Skapacitor, No Room to Pogo, down to regulate the temperature on songwriter, Sean gives an original folk/roots Yeltzi, Fuzzy Ellis and ownership of the hottest days. Get the health ben- twist to Americana and Alt. Country music all-ages music venue Beaner’s efits of natural hot springs water and on acoustic guitar. through Central Coffeehouse in Duluth, stay cool, all while enjoying the Rounding out the first week on thoughtful MN. Lepisto has worked with Mike freshest organic and site-grown sal- Sunday, August 7th is the Hogan & melodies, Ness of Social Distortion, Royal ads, tomatoes, and more. The 50 Moss Trio. Austin-based, the high understated Crown Revue, and Bette Midler Mile Grill brings locally sourced energy group calls their sound banjo, and while on the West Coast. Teamed organic grill treats with weekly spe- “scorch folk.” Imagine Appalachian honest song- together, they make acoustic ska à la cials. Enjoy a craft beer or glass of Hill music on speed. They are very writing per- 1960s Jamaica and 70s England. wine with your meal. The Poolside unique and do a great job of hold- formed with Their sets include traditional reg- Stage features the best in acoustic ing crowds and have become a purpose—all gae, ska versions of classic rock and music every Friday, Saturday, and favorite of Montana audiences dur- entwined r&b hits, and original rocksteady Sunday. ing their annual tours. with delicate numbers. The month gets off to a great Next up on Friday, August 12th is vocal har- Norris Hot Springs has a website start on Friday, August 5th with Ordinary Elephant. The monies. chock full of information on menus, Woodblind Ovando. This is the lo-fi, lyrically- nomadic husband and wife duo will Saturday, operating hours, water information, driven folk project of Nate Hegyi. bring their honest songwriting and August 13th brings Ché Zuro to style. He plays originals and covers, history and a music calendar, in He writes songs about UFOs, gas delicate vocal harmonies to the Poolside Stage. Recent Utah acoustic and solo. addition to the details of their desig- station attendants, and the modern Montana with their bluegrass-tinged transplant (from Pittsburgh via Los Enjoy some Acoustic Ska on nated driver program. Check it out American West. His other band, folk/roots songs. In 2014, they shed Angeles), Ché Zuro mixes Beatles-in Sunday, August 14th. Woodblind at norrishotsprings.com/ or call Wartime Blues, has shared the stage most of their material possessions to a pop style with the acoustic grit of features the combo of Duluth main- (406) 685-3303. •

Sacajawea hosts weekly live music, porch parties

The Sac Bar within the with a live show on Saturday, August August 12th. Come sing your heart cal taste comes from folks like and includes some ballads and

Sacajawea Hotel in Three Forks is a 6th. Performing both solo and with a out and maybe even do the Cupid Waylon Jennings, Marty Robbins, has some fun with a little rock

place to wine, dine, and enjoy some band, frontman Ian Thomas draws Shuffle between songs. Gordon Lightfoot and Dave Stamey. thrown in along with Bob Wills

of Montana’s best live music. Hotel on a variety of American roots influ- G.T. Western swing for measure. He

guests, locals, and people from all ences, delivering a captivating raw Hurley is “writes songs about the life he’s

around are welcome head out and live performance and distinctive set to per- lived, and what he feels and

enjoy everything the Sac has to offer. sound from his original compositions form on observes (‘the taste of gunpowder,

Here’s a look at some of the upcom- on guitar, harmonica, and kazoo. Saturday, the smell of horse sweat and the

ing music! His latest release is the full-band August damp dark of the hard-rock mine’).

Matt Campbell will come for a album Live at the Preservation Pub, 13th. G.T. G.T. is a 20 year career US Marine

mini-residency at the Sac with a solo recorded in Knoxville. For the last would be Patriot, former Ranch Hand, Hard

acoustic performance during the several years, he has also been tour- best Rock Miner and today, a Quarter

Porch Party on Thursday, August ing and recording with The Bus described as Horse Breeder. While working as a

4th at 5:30pm. He’ll return the fol- Driver Tour throughout the Rocky a blend of miner, he was in a serious accident

lowing night, Friday, August 5th, for Mountain West. Lately, he splits his Waylon and almost bled out. As such, he

a show alongside his full band. time between Tennessee and Jennings has a better appreciation of life and

Campbell is an American trouba- Montana. and Billy the plans of his Creator. “God first,

dour, the likes of Woody Guthrie The talented Mathias will pro- Joe Shaver family second, then the music.”

and Ernest Tubb. That is to say, as a vide the acoustics at the Porch Party on the The Sac has BINGO! every

songwriter and performer, Campbell on Thursday, August 11th at Country Monday evening beginning at 7pm.

covers considerable ground. Part 5:30pm. The Bozeman-based singer- side, with a Come try your luck for cash prizes.

poet, politician, and provocateur, he songwriter performs acoustic folk, seasoning of Must be 18+ to play.

is a familiar and timeless presence. rock, and funk originals and a wide Tex Ritter All Sac Bar music begins at 9pm G.T. Hurley With vivid lyrical imagery and lin- range of covers. With powerful and Wylie Gustafson unless otherwise noted. The

gering melody he sings songs that vocals and a percussive guitar style, (Wylie & the Wild West) on the G.T. writes about the cowboy way of Sacajawea Hotel is located at 5 N.

raise questions, songs that give he is known for his dynamic live per- Western music side. As such, G.T. life which includes the land and Main in Three Forks. For more

thanks, songs that stir up long for- formances. Mathias plays through- Hurley says his music is “Outlaw horses. His favorite saying is “Life is information about these events, visit

gotten and fleeting memories. Across out the Big Sky country and brings a Western Music.” He goes on to too short to ride an ugly horse.” G.T. sacajaweahotel.com/ or call (406)

the guitar strings, his fingers like a following of fans to his shows. explain that his songs have “ele- also likes to write about real people 285-6515. •

freight train, or a feather bed. And a Sunrise Karaoke will encour- ments of cowboy, blues and

voice like no one else. age you to hop up and show every- Southern rock that combine to

Band of Drifters will follow one what you’ve got on Friday, form ‘outlaw Western.’ His musi-

Wine & melodies at

Uncorked Live from the Divide features eclectic Uncorked is presenting music This will be a fun reunion for a slate of artists outside under the historic portico at band that doesn’t play together the Livingston Depot, weather per- often enough! You may have heard of Live merged from folk, country, blues, August 8th; rock ‘n’ roll/Americana mitting. Sitting outside, enjoying a Next up is a new performer for From The Divide, “A Celebration rhythm and blues, and rock ‘n’ roll. group American Aquarium on glass of wine or bubbly and listening Uncorked. Joe Schwem, an area of The American Songwriter,” or Live From The Divide past alum- Tuesday, August 9th; country artist to live music with trains passing by is favorite, performs on Thursday, even heard it broadcasted every ni include an impressive list of song- Sunny Sweeney on Friday, August a great way to spend a Thursday or August 11th. Joe plays acoustic and Monday at 6pm on public radio sta- writing troubadours such as Steve 12th; and folk singer/songwriter Friday night in Livingston! electric guitar, performing an eclec- tion KGLT 91.9 and 97.1. But if Earle, Guy Davis, Sturgill Simpson, Amy Helm and The Handsome August is a busy month in town! tic mix of songs. A gifted songwriter, you haven’t had the opportunity to J.D. Souther, Chris Knight, Radney Strangers on Saturday, August There will not be a band on he will keep you well entertained. attend a live taping of Live From Foster, Hayes Carll, Ray Wylie 13th. Thursday, August 4th, as the whole Another new performer takes the The Divide, then you are surely Hubbard, Paul Thorn and Dale Tickets are sold at the door, but town will be on Main Street for the stage on Friday, August 12th. Aaron missing out. Watson to name a few. The music these small shows are known to sell Livingston Hoot. But on Friday, Williams performs in the rock/reg- The intimate 50 seat venue is this summer has been killer, with out quickly, so buy your tickets early! August 5th, Bad Neighbor gae band In Walks Bud and will be located inside of a commercial plenty more great acts to follow! The Tickets are available in-store at returns with an evening of playing a variety of tunes including recording studio where the audience shows are seated with complimenta- Cactus Records and Gifts in down- Newgrass. The band mixes their rock, folk, reggae, and instrumentals. has the unique opportunity to be a ry beer samples provided by local town Bozeman. Or you can pur- sets with half covers, half originals. Uncorked is located at 212 W. part of a live recording and sit just brewery, Bridger Brewing. chase them at cactusrecords.net/. Jake Valcourt, the guitarist, does Park Street in historic downtown feet away from singer/songwriters as Upcoming shows include: folk Live From The Divide is located most of the songwriting. Levon Livingston, and can be reached at they perform and share stories. The singer/songwriter Ashleigh Flynn at 627 East Peach Street in Carey plays the Kajon, while Dewy (406) 222-5418. Stop in for two-for- style of music you can expect to on Wednesday, August 3rd; blues Bozeman. Doors open at 8pm with a Neighbor plays the banjo and pro- one specials, cheese and charcuterie experience is conveniently lumped singer/songwriter Matt Andersen show time of 9pm for ALL shows. If vides some songwriting. The group specials, and champagne tastings. into the Americana genre. Which is on Thursday, August 4th; country you have any questions regarding is influenced by the likes of For more information on Gourmet simply an amalgam of American singer/songwriter Jason Boland on shows, show times, or tickets please Trampled by Turtles, Devil Makes Cellars or Uncorked, please visit the- roots music formed by the conflu- Sunday, August 7th; gothic country visit livefromthedivide.com/. • 3, Avett Brothers, and Todd Snyder. gourmetcellar.com/. • ence of shared and varied sounds artist Adia Victoria on Monday,

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Rock on! Rockin’ The Big Sky Classical Festival features Rivers brings the noise Latin flair Rockin’ The Rivers returns to $145, while 3-day VIP passes run Presented by the Arts Council of direct from Mexico City for the festi- Symphony Orchestra and soloist the Bridge near Three Forks, Friday, $285. General admission single day Big Sky, the 6th Annual Big Sky val. Since it’s founding in 2005, M5 Ana Vidovic on guitar. Selections August 12th through Sunday, August passes are $55, while single day VIP Classical Music Festival is slated Mexican Brass has established itself include the Symphony No. 3 from 14th with a hair-raising slate of per- passes run $115. Limited camping for August 12th–14th in beautiful as Mexico’s leading Brass Quintet Beethoven, and the Hebrides (Fingal’s formances. The 2016 slate includes packages still available. Visit Big Sky, Montana. The festival fea- with international recognition. 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In case of inclement and Survivor, not to mention has been bringing the music of rock The first night of the festival fea- inborn showmanship, inimitable weather, the rain site will be the tures one of the world’s most Latin American charm, and their Warren Miller Performing Arts renowned classical guitarists, Ana very own sound, M5 concerts are Center and the event will start one Vidovic, performing an intimate unique musical-theatrical concert hour later. concert at the Warren Miller Other free Performing Arts Center. events through- Joining Ana for part of the out the weekend evening will be Angella include an open Ahn on violin. The show rehearsal/discus- will begin at 7:30pm, and sion with the M5 tickets can be purchased at Mexican Brass warrenmillerpac.org/. ensemble on Tickets are $35 for premium, Saturday after- $25 for general, and $15 for noon from budget. Ana Vidovic is an 1–2:30pm in the extraordinary talent with for- Talus Room at midable gifts taking her Big Sky Resort. place amongst the elite musi- There is also a cians of the world today. Ms. Masterclass with Metales M5 Mexican Brass By Alex Freund Vidovic has given over one students from the thousand public performances Montana State since first taking the stage in 1988. experiences. The concert will start at University String Camp from Her international performance 6pm with an opening ensemble, fol- 10–11:30am in the Talus Room that The 80s rock band Loverboy career includes recitals in New York, lowed by M5 at 7pm. is also free and open to the public London, Paris, Vienna, Salzburg, On Sunday, the Big Sky for observation. Finally, the MSU Firehouse, Steelheart, Black legends to Montana for a three-day Rome, Budapest, Warsaw, Tel Aviv, Festival Orchestra will perform a String Camp Orchestra will be per- Powder County, Blistered rock festival–the only one of its kind Oslo, Copenhagen, Toronto, free concert outdoors in Town forming a free concert at the Warren Earth, Royal Bliss, in the state! Located near Three Baltimore, San Francisco, Houston, Center Park. The orchestra will be Miller Performing Arts Center at Windowpane, The Nixon Forks, Montana in the Jefferson Austin, Dallas, St. Louis, and conducted by Peter Bay (Austin 2pm on Sunday afternoon. No tick- Rodeo, Hell’s Belles, Heart By River Canyon, the venue consists of beyond. Symphony Orchestra) and features ets are required. Heart, Hotel California, Jerry a sprawling 140 acres that form a Saturday features a free outdoor some of the best musicians from For more information about the Joseph, and Jared Stewart. natural amphitheater with sound concert in Town Center Park with Montana, as well as Concertmaster festival, please call (406) 995-2742 or Additional acts include Bobaflex, quality second to none. The arena M5 Mexican Brass, coming in Jessica Matheas from the Austin visit bigskyarts.org/. • Blue Tattoo, and Second Sting, has affectionately been dubbed “The Shades of Blue, Mabel’s Rage, Bridge” by Rockin’ the Rivers devo- Metal Steel, Nova Rex, Exit tees in tribute to the historic 288, Mighty Flick, Voodoo Sappington bridge whose final rest- Cadillac, Sixteen Penny, ing place is just outside the concert Enjoy Kountry Korner’s music-filled Dellacoma Rio, Drink Me area. Each year, thousands of people Pretty, and Groove Wax. of all ages come to The Bridge to dining room Come celebrate with some of enjoy this unique experience under rock’s favorite legends and the Montana’s big sky. For over 15 years, The Kountry Korner Cafe in Tom Catmull is set to perform, 5:30pm throughout August. hottest up-and-comers. Stay to revel Rockin’ the Rivers has combined Four Corners features live music Sunday, August 14th at 5:30pm. Upcoming dates include the 5th & in the party that is uniquely Rockin’ phenomenal music, great company, throughout the month. Here’s a look Catmull has been writing, recording, 12th. Williams isn’t just a singer— the Rivers, Montana’s largest and and unparalleled natural beauty to at upcoming event dates. performing, eating, and breathing she’s a sorceress, creating phrasing most loved rockfest. Main Stage throw one of the most entertaining The Cafe’s Sunday shows are music for about 15 years. The style and emphasis for each song she music starts August 12th-14th, with and largest music festivals in the back in full swing with a number of of his music usually lands some- writes. Her solo set will include a FREE pre-party on Thursday, Northwest. And the legacy will con- exciting upcoming per- Americana and folk music. August 11th in the Pavillion featur- tinue in 2016! Visit formances. Bramble & Local pianist Bob ing favorite local and regional bands rockintherivers.com/ to purchase Rye will bring their talents Britten will bring his tal- for Rockin’ the Rivers ticket holders. tickets or to find ticket outlets, to the cafe on Sunday, ents to the Kountry Gates Open at noon on Thursday. camping info, and more on the festi- August 7th at 5:30pm. Korner on Saturdays, General admission 3-day passes are val and its awsome rockin’ acts! • They are a blues-infused August 6th & 13th at folk duo based in Bozeman. 5:30pm each evening. The pair weave folk, coun- Britten studied piano and try, rock, and blues into guitar as a youth growing their tunes, tipping their up in New Jersey, but it FUNky 70s dance party hats to songwriting legends like where between the blurred lines of was the guitar that brought him to Gillian Welch, Neil Young, and country, country swing, pop, Montana. He studied classical guitar Bonnie Raitt while taking inspiration and folk. and attended Christopher moves & grooves at Eagles from new Americana artists like Rich Mayo performs every Parkening’s master classes at Boogie down! A Midsummer vocals), David Thompson (bass), Jason Isbell and Ryan Bingham. Tuesday in August at 6pm. Montana State University in 1981 Night’s Funky Dream Live Jon Maxwell (guitar), and Brian Both songwriters, Jesscy Dean and Upcoming dates include the 2nd, and 1982. He played guitar and Funk and Soul Dance Party will be Crumrine (drums). Featuring this Jeff Miesbauer met in the fall of 9th & 16th. A multi-instrumentalist, piano in various bands in Billings held at The Eagles Lodge Ballroom core group of experienced pro 2014 and have been sharing and Mayo plays the guitar, harp and including the Gentlemen of Jazz on Friday, August 12th at 8:30pm. players, SGFM is all about the writing songs together ever since. vocals. He plays an Americana mix and solo piano nightly at the Cellar Come get down at this 70s-themed groove and all about the fun. With They write from the parts of them- you’re sure to enjoy, and his wife, 301 for several years. dance party featuring the ultra- a heavy dose of James Brown and selves that are used but not used up, Tanna, adds a flute and lovely For more information about danceable sounds of The Sweet Motown, SGFM’s not afraid to and are inspired by things that are female voice. upcoming events, call Groovalicious Funk Machine, one throw in a few funky twists on old and true, like rusty tools or tem- Claudia Williams of Montana (406) 586-2281 or visit of the region’s top funk bands. modern hits, and not above a few pered love. Rose plays solo sets on Fridays at kountrykornermontana.com/. • Wear your sweetest 70s attire and chunks of cheesy lounge disco. come get your groove on! There is This is a party band, a get-off-your- a $5 cover at the door. butt-and-dance band, a here-to- The Sweet Groovalicious Funk pay-some-respect-to-the-grooves-of- Machine is a funk band out of yesterday band. When it’s time for Savor the sound, delicious food at Bozeman, specializing in good lettin’ it all hang out, it’s time to times. The band is comprised of turn on The Sweet Groovalicious Desert Rose Restaurant Jonathon Wilson (keyboards, Funk Machine. • Come enjoy a Montana-authen- Devine on Dobro, they’re a 13th. Heather is a Montana-based tic evening of delicious food, paired Montana country singer/songwriter whose with the savory sounds of an eclectic meets cosmopolitan debut radio release “Last roster of local performers at Desert exprience. Nate Call on Love” made it Rose Restaurant & Catering in Fortier, Shawna into the top 40 on New downtown Belgrade. Here’s a look and Catey Music Weekly’s National at the upcoming music. Lockhart round Country chart in 2012. Dirt Farmers will return to the out the group on She fronts a band com- stage on Friday, August 5th. This mandolin, stand- prised of a lead guitar Bozeman string band calls its musi- up bass, and player and upright string cal style “Paisley Grass.” vocals, respectively. bassist, both of whom Spanning generations from 19- The band often spent a considerable amount year-old Kelly Hagerman on gui- includes an extended line-up of of time playing professionally in tar and vocals to 72 year-old Bill guest musicians including fiddle Nashville. Heather is the front per- and banjo. son and rhythm guitarist. Don Elliot will take the stage Located in downtown Belgrade on Saturday, August 6th with some at 27 West Main, Desert Rose is great acoustics. where food is still the real deal. Edis and the Incredibles are Now open Tuesday-Saturday from set to perform on Friday, August 11am-9pm, the restaurant recently 12th. You will hear a variety of put down a new oak dance floor blues and rock covers with some and recovered its stage. Many originals, dance-able and FUN bands are commenting about it music. The band is comprised of being the best place to play in the Edis Kittrell on lead vocals and valley due to the quality of the rhythm guitar, Cliff DeManty on venue and continued support from keyboards, Mike Gurzi on guitar, its patrons and their longtime fans. Eddie T. on bass, and Tom Vorhees All music starts at 7pm. For more on drums. information about these perform- The Heather Lingle Band ances, the menu, or catering servic- will be on hand, Saturday, August es, call (406) 924-2085. •

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Live music & a gourmet menu at Bridger Brewing

Local brewery staple and Bozeman favorite Series for the 2nd Annual Back to School a real means of generating social change. The fit Friends of the Missouri Breaks Monument. This is Bridger Brewing is your source for the very Block Party, Friday, August 26th at 7pm. Project encompasses a variety of events and the 501(c)(3) friends group of the Upper best of Montana craft beers and daily gourmet The rockin’ show promises to be the biggest activities which enhance the public’s under- Missouri River Breaks National Monument— food specials and artisan pizza. Having recent- party of the summer with crazy drink and standing of how history has shaped our pres- where the Wild and Scenic Missouri River ly celebrated three years of success, the family- food specials, a big stage and lights, and 3+ ent and how understanding that legacy can flows through nearly half-a-million acres of friendly brewer also hosts Mussels & Music hours of your favorite Pink Floyd affect the way we central Montana prairies and badlands. The every Wednesday and {Pints with Purpose} music performed by one of behave towards one Monument is one of the crown jewels of the every Monday. They also host the daily Montana’s premier live bands! Tickets another. National Conservation Lands. The Monument “Happiest Hours” from 2-4pm where patrons to the show are $15 in advance at Money raised on is managed by the Bureau of Land receive $3 pints! To top it all off, Bridger Cactus Records and Bridger Brewing, August 8th will bene- Management (BLM), and is public land that Brewing dominated 2016’s Best of Bozeman or $18 at the door. The event is ALL belongs to all Americans. The Friends were awards, taking home the prizes for Best Pizza, AGES. Pinky puts on an amazing established in 2001. They’re the only locally Best Brewery, Best Local Beer Crafter, and Best live show that’s both note-for-note based advocacy group working to protect the Tasting Room. Come and check out what all and improvisational, but it’s their Upper Missouri River Breaks National the fuss is about! superb musicianship setting them Monument. The Friends aim to protect and Wednesday nights from 5:30 to 8pm, apart from other Tribute Bands. preserve the Monument by: educating the Bridger Brewing hosts Mussels & Music! Their energy and stage presence is public; advocating for responsible access and Come enjoy some live music and over a half unprecedented environmentally responsible uses; and support- pound of succulent P.E.I. mussels with house- Bridger’s {Pints with Purpose} ing groups and agencies that protect and made sweet Italian sausage, tomatoes, garlic, helps the Brewery stand out from all restore the Monument. and chili flakes, topped with parsley and toma- the rest by supporting a local nonprof- Bridger Brewing, located on 1609 South to salsa. There is no cover charge for the it each Monday. During these fun and 11th Avenue in Bozeman in the Town and music. charitable evenings, $1 of every pint Country complex, provides the Bozeman com- Joe Knapp & Friends will bring the sold between the hours of 5pm and munity with unique hand-crafted brews, fresh acoustics on August 3rd, while Vibe Quartet 8pm will be donated to the featured artisan-style pizzas, and more. Locally owned, will perform on August 10th. The jazz improv organization. family-friendly, and Bobcat proud, Bridger quartet featuring Haley Ford, Tyler Schultz, Proceeds from August 1st will ben- Brewing is located just across from campus and Weston Lewis is a favorite in the greater efit The Extreme History Project. EHP and Bobcat athletic facilities. To learn more Bozeman area and should not be missed! began as a means of making the about upcoming events, visit Pinky and the Floyd will return to humanities more fun, interesting, and bridgerbrewing.com/ or call (406) 587-2124. Bridger Brewing’s Outdoor Summer Concert accessible to the general public and as Hours are 11:30am to 9pm daily. •

Chico Hot Springs Saloon offers up suds ‘n lively sounds

Chico Hot Springs offers welcoming Truck Drivin’, HARD glides over heavy grooves with blues like accomodations, a natural hot springs to soak Heart Breakin’ funk with “Guilty Me” and “Cherry Pickin’.” Set open- in, and live entertainment every weekend! Honky Tonk “You er “Hard Times” hurls Rain into the retro- Plan an August staycation to come kick up Country group Can’t modern stratosphere with pounding vintage your feet—then soak them afterwards. www.Twang will Stop,” r&b and reverb soaked guitar. Laura Rain Freekbass is set to perform, Sunday, perform Friday, funky fuzz proves once again she is a first-rate soul August 7th at 9pm. Freekbass isn’t just anoth- August 12th and guitar singer, capable of getting her audience to feel er funk artist who regurgitates traditions. Saturday the 13th. blues and taste the intensity and emotion through Despite growing up in the same Southwest “Raise her music. Cincinnati/Dayton funk hotbed that pro- Montana’s “Most Your All Chico shows begin at 9pm unless oth- duced James Brown’s pioneering King Country” country Hand,” erwise noted. Chico Hot Springs is the perfect Records catalog and Bootsy Collins and the western dance 70s dance location for your getaway...not too long of a Ohio Players, he’s produced a 21st century band, www.Twang “Pay to drive, but also just far enough away to leave style over the course of six releases that mesh- offers up real coun- Play,” and your troubles behind. The historic resort is es traditional elements of funk with decidedly try music with a big Motown located in the heart of Paradise Valley, just more modern soundscapes. “As much as I lis- fat dance groove. stompers north of Yellowstone National Park and nes- ten to Sly Stone, Stevie Wonder, OutKast or None of that “Work So tled in the foothills of the breathtaking George Clinton, I also listen to groove and smarmy, whiny, stuff Hard” Absaroka Mountain Range. Chico offers an feel groups such as Radiohead, Daft Punk, that comes out of and the extraordinary variety of accommodations, STS9 and DJ Shadow,” says Freekbass, whose Nashville these title track exceptional dining, outdoor adventures, live current album, Junkyard Waltz, features guests days, but the real of the entertainment, ultimate relaxation, all with a like Mike Gordon, Buckethead, Bernie deal, old-time album, warm smile and welcoming spirit from their Worrell, Jen Durkin, and Gary “Mudbone” honky-tonk country. “Gold.” friendly staff. Chico Hot Springs is located in Cooper. “So, just like when P-Funk started Detroit-based Laura Rain & the Ceasars Laura digs Pray, Montana, 20 miles south of Livingston. and were influenced by groups like Zappa, Laura Rain & the deep into Come sip, soak, and swing! For more informa- Bowie, and The MC5, these groups of our Ceasars will bring their talents to Chico, soul ballads with “Ring on the Table,” tion, call (406) 333-4933 or visit chicohot- era are what crawled into my funk.” Sunday, August 14th at 8pm. LR&C dish out “Ready to Love,” and “Better Than Me,” and springs.com/. •

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ChickenJam brings spectrum of live performers to BZN ChickenJam West has the show you’re look- Filling Station at 9pm. Tickets to this 21+ log and Bootsy Collins and the Ohio Players, piano as a teenager and later would perform ing for this month in Bozeman. Here’s a look show are $10 in advance in store and at cac- he’s produced a 21st century style over the in high school bands that were more akin to at some of the upcoming shows. tusrecords.net/ and $12 at the door. Doors at course of six releases that meshes traditional the grunge sounds of Soundgarden and Pearl Yarn will perform with help from 8pm. Formed in 2008, elements of funk with Jam—Love fuses the simple rhythms of classic Bramble & Rye on Tuesday, August 2nd at Protomartyr is an decidedly more mod- reggae with the complex changes of the classi- the Filling Station at 9pm. Tickets to this 21+ American post-punk band ern soundscapes. “As cal and rock music he was first trained on to show are $12 in advance in store and at cac- from Detroit, Michigan. much as I listen to Sly come up with a style wholly unique to him. tusrecords.net/ and $15 at the door. Doors at The group is comprised of Stone, Stevie Wonder, Devon Allman Band will perform with 8pm. Brooklyn-based Americana/Alt-Country Joe Casey (vocals), Greg OutKast or George the help of Owen Campbell on Sunday, band Yarn’s sound owes as much to Gram Ahee (guitar), Alex Clinton, I also listen to August 14th at the Eagles Lodge Ballroom at Parsons and Earl Scruggs as to Jerry Garcia Leonard (drums), and groove and feel groups 9pm. Tickets to this 21+ show are $15 in and Exile On Main Street-era Rolling Stones. Scott Davidson (bass gui- such as Radiohead, advance in store and at cactusrecords.net/ and Much like its name, the band Yarn weaves tar). Daft Punk, STS9 and $18 at the door. Doors at 8pm. One can never country, rock, blues and more into a genre- Abstract Rude will DJ Shadow,” says leave a name as famous as “Allman” very far defying blend that has captured the attention perform with local help Freekbass, whose cur- behind. There are traces of his father in his of fans and critics alike. Following in a fine tra- from Just Say Plz, B, rent album, Junkyard soulful voice and his uncle Duane in his inno- dition that includes forward thinking roots Dakini Rapture, and Waltz, features guests vative guitar playing. According to Devon, the bands like The Flying Burrito Brothers and Hemingway! on Friday, like Mike Gordon, name both helps and hurts. There will always New Riders of The Purple Sage. Yarn weaves August 5th at the Eagles Buckethead, Bernie be fans that come to see him out of curiosity, roots music idioms into a fresh sound that Lodge Ballroom at 10pm. Worrell, Jen Durkin, “But they leave having a respect for the fact turns on hipsters and fans of country music Tickets to this 21+ show and Gary “Mudbone” that I am my own entity. For Ragged & Dirty, alike, with technically impressive song-crafting are $8 in advance in store Cooper. “So, just like Devon left his southern comfort zone, hired a and universal tales from the road of life. and at cactusrecords.net/ when P-Funk started crack Chicago band, and enlisted the produc- Pato Banton will take the stage with help and $10 at the door. Doors and were influenced by ing and writing talents of Grammy winning from Milton Menasco & the Big Fiasco at 9pm. Abstract Rude is a groups like Zappa, producer Tom Hambridge (Buddy Guy, on Wednesday, August 3rd at the Zebra West Coast veteran of Bowie, and The MC5, George Thorogood, Johnny Winter, James Cocktail Lounge at 9pm. Tickets to this 21+ independent and under- these groups of our era Cotton, and Joe Louis Walker). “I’ve done all show are $12 in advance in store and at cac- ground hip hop. He, like Freekbass are what crawled into my records in the south. I decided it was time tusrecords.net/ and $15 at the door. Doors at many other rap artists in the my funk.” to go to the electric blues mecca (Chicago), tap 8pm. Positive Vibrations abound with a beat to L.A. scene, got his start at the Goodlife Cafe Mike Love will provide the live entertain- into that vibe and surround myself with cats keep you on your dancing feet, while Pato and starred in the Ava Duvernay directed ment with the help of Wesley and the who live and breathe it. Besides producing, delivers a message that is food for the mind docu-film, This is the Life. Over time, his dis- Revolving on Wednesday, August 10th at the Tom custom wrote some songs for this record and soul. Many have considered his charismat- tinct voice and vast catalog has kept him work- Filling Station at 9pm. Tickets to this 21+ that really aligned with my path. ”Though ic performance as live theatre where no show ing in the music business since the mid 90s, show are $8 in advance in store and at cactus- Hambridge wrote four tunes and Devon is alike and audience members become partici- releasing groundbreaking albums such as records.net/ and $10 at the door. Doors at picked three to cover, it’s his original tunes that pants in the experience. Pato dialogues with Project Blowed, South Central Thynk Taynk, Mood 8pm. Mike Love is one of reggae music’s rising speak to his artistic journey. “RSB has been the crowd on a range of topics including cur- Pieces, P.a.i.n.t and Haiku De Tat. stars. Born and raised in Oahu, Hawaii to a such a deep, rich, globe-trotting experience rent day events and spiritual freedom while Freekbass will come to Bozeman on musical family that spans generations, he that it definitely changes your life and gives keeping the vibes upbeat and fun! The direc- Saturday, August 6th at the Filling Station at brings a multitude of influences to the table, you new perspective. Anytime you’re involved tion of the concert is totally based on the feed- 10pm. Tickets to this 21+ show are $10 in all tied together by the common goal of mak- in something to that degree, it will show up in back Pato receives from the audience as there advance in store and at cactusrecords.net/ and ing the world a better place. On his debut your art. I think the experience has given me is no fixed set list. Many have said that the $12 at the door. Doors at 9pm. Freekbass isn’t album, The Change I’m Seeking, Love harkens the more depth as a writer. I’m more willing to positivity generated from the stage has just another funk artist who regurgitates tradi- legends of roots reggae in both his lyrics and let the groove take over and not force changed their lives forever. tions. Despite growing up in the same his sound, but never relies on any one genre to things vocally.” Protomartyr with help from Panther Cincinnati/Dayton funk hotbed that produced hold him down. Coming from a wealth of For more information about these and Car! are set for Wednesday, August 3rd at the James Brown’s pioneering King Records cata- influences—he started out playing classical other shows, visit chickenjamwest.com/. •

Pine Creek Lodge has impressive slate of live musicians Continued from page 1C American West, immersed from show and will feature a beer garden. Cool McCool & the Spies will per- childhood in traditional American moun- ALL TICKETS are available for pre-pur- form, Saturday, August 13th at 8pm. They tain, gospel, and country music. At age 14, chase at pinecreeklodgemontana.com/live- are a rhythm and blues band from he was playing guitar at bluegrass gigs near music/ to be picked up at will call the night of Livingston. The group is comprised of David Salt Lake City. By 20, he was writing songs the show. Sullivan (guitar), Matt McCool (vocals, harp), and studying old-time mountain music in A day in the Paradise Valley sun and Bruce Little (drums), John Morford (bass), earnest. Over the past two decades, he’s an evening at Pine Creek Lodge would Matt Ridgeway (keyboards), and Joseph written hundreds of original ballads, love surely be an unforgettable experience. Erickson (sound). Tickets to this show are $5. songs, and waltzes rooted in his love of tra- Visit pinecreeklodgemontana.com/ to Food from Follow Yer’ Nose BBQ will be fea- ditional music. He’s also become an engag- reserve your cabin and learn more tured during this event. ing speaker on the history of mountain about these and other live performances! Hogan & Moss will take the stage, music, helping listeners understand the dif- Pine Creek Lodge is located at 2496 East Sunday, August 14th at 7pm. Jon Hogan ference between old-time music and blue- River Road just outside of Livingston. has been a full-time folk musician for grass, and illustrating old-time’s connection Call (406) 222-3628 for further almost twenty years. He grew up in the to modern popular genres. This is a free information. • Cool McCool & the Spies

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SLAM Festival takes over Bogert Park

The 6th Annual SLAM Festival will opportunity to travel with the artists through have the opportunity to observe artistic mas- tors hope you’ll make time to attend these take place at Bogert Park, Saturday, August their creative process, and gain a more in- ters in action as they present their craft. The magical demonstrations! Many of the demon- 6th from 10am-7pm and Sunday, August 7th lineup of demonstrations strating artists teach classes locally, and after from 10am-5pm. This event will showcase this year is sure to please, immersing yourself in their creative process, artists, musicians, dance performers, culinary with a variety of artistic you just might feel compelled to explore your artisans, brewers and distillers, and demonstra- styles and mediums for own artistic side! With all the SLAM festival tors from around the state of Montana. This you to learn about, and has to offer, this free family event will keep you event is free to attend and family friendly. Eco- enthusiastic artists to con- entertained all weekend long, and is the per- friendly transportation is encouraged. A com- nect with. They’ve got fect place to soak in the creativity of your local plimentary bicycle valet will also be available batik silk, bronze sculpt- Montana community. For a detailed schedule for you to take advantage of while you’re ing, wheel thrown ceram- of events and more information, please visit enjoying the festival so you don’t have to ics, glass blowing, cyan- slamfestivals.org/. worry about the nightmare of parking! otype photography, and SLAM (Support Local Artists and We have an outstanding creative communi- guitar making–just to Musicians) is dedicated to education in the ty! Musicians, painters, jewelry makers, glass name a few. arts, and promoting and showcasing the artis- blowers, wordsmiths, and all others smitten The goal and true tic, performance, and musical talents of the with an artistic urge, showcase their talents purpose of the demon- state in an environment that enriches and and offer handmade inspired art for sale at stration tent has always involves the community. SLAM hosts events SLAM. been to connect artists to to promote community support of local artists Of the SLAM festival’s unique attributes, the community, to create and musicians. Any money generated from its live artist demonstrations are a definite an opportunity to meet, these events is reinvested into community highlight. While most of us have an apprecia- depth perspective of what is REALLY ask questions and observe the diversity of art, focused art education, art installations, art tion for the fine products available at SLAM, involved in the pathway to the final product. and to inspire, motivate, or tickle, if you will, and music scholarships, and future events. the live demonstrations allow the time and Throughout the weekend of SLAM, you’ll the creative urge in everyone. Event coordina- SLAM on! •

Shake ya tail feathers with SLAM ‘16 live music

by Mike Good V, a dance workout so fun you don’t even feel Lovett, and Kris Kristofferson over his 15 year ance will follow at 2:55pm. Come support local art and music at the like you’re working out. span playing and recording his own music. The musical grand finale will come at 3pm 6th Annual Summer SLAM (Support At 4pm, hear the eclectic mix of country, The Tapper Tantrums perform a rhythmic tap when The Bad Betty Organ Combo, five Local Artists & Musicians) Festival, to be rock, and folk music best described as “Western dance at 12:55pm. energetic, all-star seasoned musicians who dis- held Saturday, August 6th and Sunday, August Americana” from The Jason Wickens At 1pm the all-female acoustic trio Acony play their prowess with a blend of groove, 7th at Bogert Park in Bozeman. Admission to Band. The group is led by Jason Wickens, Belles take center stage. Named after the blues, and jazz will send you off to your work this family friendly festival is free! known by many music fans in the valley for Gillian Welch tune “Acony Belle” about an week with a song in your soul! The Bad Betty SLAM has something for everyone, offering producing/booking the locally recorded, Appalachian wildflower this trio dazzles with Organ Combo has been featured on the family activities, live artist demonstrations and nationally-recognized radio program Live from female vocal harmonies wound tightly in blue- Montana PBS Television Series 11th and Grant market booths, a Montana-made libations gar- the Divide: A Celebration of the American Songwriter. grass, folk, and soulful Americana tunes with w/ Eric Funk. It’s members are Buff Brown on den, and food trucks featuring local flavors. Veronica’s Sizzlin’ Salsa comes out at bass, guitar, and fiddle. Healing Spirals will harmonica, guitar, and lead vocals, Ryan Entertainment off all varieties will grace the 4:55pm, followed by the evening’s headliner, perform belly-dancing at 1:55pm. Montana Matzinger on Alto and Baritone Sax, main stage at the park for this free festival that The Modern Sons, from 5pm until 7pm. At 2pm, Brianna Moore & Sasquatch Chris Cundy on Hammond B3 organ, Milke showcases the many talents of Montana resi- Saturday night’s climax will be provided by this Funk will hit the stage playing funk, rock, and Gillan on Drums, and John Sanders on Bass. dents. Performances throughout the weekend indie alternative post-rock band from Bozeman. blues led by powerful female vocals. A full schedule of performances, artist include dance, theater, athletics, and live music. One of three finalists in the indie-pop and rock Bozeman-based, but with roots from all demonstrations, participating artists, culinary On Saturday, kicking things off at 11am category of the 2013 Zoo Music Awards over the country, Brianna Moore & The artisans, and information about SLAM are (then again at 11 on Sunday) is a Youth Competition in Missoula, this crowd favorite Sasquatch Funk play songs that have a con- available at slamfestivals.org/. Keep the arts Showcase of young musicians from the Music recently released their second album Moon stant head-bobbing bass and drum groove alive and thriving in your community at the Villa School of Music. Keep an eye on these Racoon, which features a great mix of indie punctuated by a tasteful “sexophone,” and lyri- 2016 Summer SLAM festival, August 6th and rising stars among the music scene in rock, drum and bass-driven grooves, not to cal guitar licks. An African Dance perform- 7th at Bogert Park in Bozeman, MT! • Bozeman...they’ll knock your socks off! mention atmospheric, Starting at 12pm, Dillinger Steele, ambient soundscapes. Bozeman’s local “midnight troubadour,” will The fun continues perform his unique style of rock, blues, and into Sunday! The western soul. Steele has spent his entire life pur- morning starts off at suing an artistic one, through his many roles as 10am with a free com- a Bozeman native, Navy sailor, actor, published munity yoga class from poet, and writer (his first novel Wildcat was pub- Your Yoga featuring a lished last year), and musician with a catalog of musical score by Jake six albums released so far. Fleming. Come between 1pm and 1:30pm and check At 11am, the Youth out all-star cheerleading and tumbling from Showcase features Motion Athletics. From 1:30pm to 2:00pm, more young talent from attendees can laugh to the hilarious antics of around the Gallatin Improv comedy from independently operated Valley. At 11:30am, the theater The Verge, currently celebrating its 21st park will explode with season in Bozeman. angsty punk/alternative At 2pm, original independent Americana rock from The songstress Heather Lingle takes the stage. Permians, comprised Lingle is a Butte, MT-based, Texas-born of students from singer/songwriter who hit the independent Bozeman High. The music scene in 2012 with her critically Bridger Beat Cloggers acclaimed debut Coyote Beauty, which peaked will keep the intensity at #19 on New Music Weekly’s national Indie going and clogg them- Chart and appeared on Japan’s Real selves into your hearts at Country Top 200. 11:55am. Watch humans take flight at 2:55pm with At 12pm the vibe will dance trapeze, hoops, and fabrics from Aerial be turned down just a Arts of Bozeman. At 3pm you can shake your notch with Sean groove thang (and everything else) to the Devine, a prolific sounds of Solidarity Service, a Bozeman singer/songwriter and funky rock and reggae band featuring members charismatic performer of MOTH, Tomorrow’s Today, The from Livingston, MT. Hawthorne Roots, Dr. Gravy, and One Devine has been com- Leaf Clover. pared to American song- At 3:55pm get a quick taste of Zumba with writers Bob Dylan, Lyle Page 2D • The ecoZone • augusT 1, 2016

Cream of the crop: great local food at SLAM So much to check out, so little in 2002 by owner Ken Burger to Montana flavors with a twist! So time at SLAM. That’s why event introduce southwest Montana to a whether you want a burger, tacos, organizers are bringing in all the new kind of pizza experience. sandwiches, delicious sides, or best local food for attendees to gorge Cosmic Pizza prepares its hand- some interesting specials (including on to refuel and stay energized tossed pizzas from scratch! Every vegetarian) come check them out! throughout the entire event! Here’s day, the Cosmic staff makes its Mo’ Bowls is known for its a look at some of the Bogert Park dough, shreds cheese, cuts veggies, mac-n-cheese specialists! They’ve 2016 Culinary Artisans. makes sauce, and crafts their famous taken gourmet mac for a trip BLUE Moose BBQ has served garlic aioli for dipping. No shortcuts around the world offering a variety authentic Santa Maria style BBQ are taken to ensure customers have of fusion mac bowls. Mo’ Bowls for over 15 years. Their menu fea- an out of this world experience also sells its famous deep fried mac tures tender, choice cuts of tri-tip every time! Cosmic offers over 55 balls with bacon. All that along sirloin, grilled to perfection over toppings, six sauces, nine cheeses, with a few tasty wraps and bever- Oak Wood using a 100-year-old and three crusts for you to choose ages, you can’t go wrong with authentic dry rub recipe. Add to from. Cosmic Pizza has gluten and some handcrafted street food in that tasty, ranch-style beans, sweet- dairy free options available. beautiful Bozeman, MT. grilled garlic bread, homemade style Rancho Picante Bison Hut is And finally, Fudge Haven will many culinary experts being fea- salads and desserts, and you’ll have serving local Montana Bison with an be ready for anyone with a sweet raspberry, lemon ginger, and peanut tured during this year’s festivities. the formula for a culinary experi- emphasis on “from scratch cooking,” tooth! Fudge Haven uses only pure butter cinnamon. Fudge Haven is Come experience the best local food ence to remember! using local and fresh products! The extracts in making its fudge. They committed to making the best fudge Montana has to offer at SLAM, to Cosmic Pizza is a family truck is made from all recycled have both hot fudge and traditional possible. Let them be your trusted be held August 6th and 7th. For owned and operated independent materials and they serve all food on firm fudge in a wide array of flavors family chocolatier, every single time more information on the 2016 pizza joint located in beautiful biodegradable paper products. The to fit anything your heart desires— you have a special occasion! Culinary Artisans and SLAM, visit Bozeman. Cosmic opened its doors food is inspired by traditional including concotions like spicy These are only a few of the slamfestivals.org/. •

The who’s who of SLAM: artists’ spotlight With each passing year, it receives delicate lines and images. work and study with well-known 1999 through 2001, he attended young adult debut novel, Faithful Bozeman’s annual SLAM Festival Pottery continually nurtures my bronze artist Veryl Goodnight for sculpting workshops in Fabbiano, (Speak/Penguin Group, 2010), was earns its reputation among local instinct for order, structure and four years. During his stay he met Italy under the tutelage of Paul an Amelia Bloomer List pick, and artists and atendees by consistently beauty. Balancing design with the many people who had great influ- Luccesi, formerly of the Art was followed by a companion novel, offering up an expansive roster of fluid spontaneity and earthliness of ence on his art—including Hollis Students League and the New Forgiven (Penguin, 2011), a Junior talented Montana artisans and wheel-thrown pottery is an endless Williford, George Carlson, and School in New York. While in Italy, Library Guild selection and WILLA musicians whose abundance is challenge.” Reocurring themes in George Lundeen. From that time he discovered a passion for working Literary Award Finalist, and a YA matched only by its variety. The her work are floral, fish, insect, and on, Billis began sculpting on a regu- with wet clay to produce his sculp- historical novel set in the 1920s, festivities play host only to animal motifs. Gong’s style origi- lar basis. In 1987, he returned tures. One of these sculptures in Sirens (Penguin 2012). Janet’s debut Montanans, welcoming those from nates from the rich, timeless grace home to Bozeman and established particular, a toad fountain, was middle grade novel The Charmed all genres of art into the fold. of her Asian heritage, though she is his own foundry, Northwest Art much admired by the local people Children of Rookskill Castle is a histori- One of the many featured artists continually inspired by the beautiful Castings, Inc. With his father, he and now resides in the town square cal fantasy set in 1940 Scotland of the 2016 showcase is Theresa Montana landscape. also founded Billis Fine Art Gallery of Fabbiano. Billis’ other works are (Viking, 2016). Janet is a 2010 grad- Gong, a ceramic designer with a Gong, alongside Ryan Mitchell and located in Boothbay Harbor, scattered throughout the United uate of the MFA/Writing for particular flare for porcelain. She the MSU Ceramics Guild will provide Maine, which closed in 2008. In States, shown in galleries in Vail and Children and Young Adults pro- specializes in wheel-thrown pottery an ongoing demonstration in the satellite 2009, he sold Northwest Art Aspen, CO, Charleston, SC, and gram at Vermont College of Fine and work with mid-range and high- tent throughout Saturday, August 6th. Castings to his brother and two Bozeman. He has also created pri- Arts, a former Regional Advisor and fired porcelain. Gong enjoys mak- Another artist on display will be partners whom he has known for vate commissions in Monterey, current Assistant Regional Advisor ing functional pieces with simple metalsmith and sculptor Mitch 20 years, keeping the business in Mexico, and Texas, and has a sculp- for the Society of Children’s Book honest forms that are part of the Billis. It’s fitting that Billis, a the family, and freeing up his time ture displayed at the front entrance Writers and Illustrators (SCBWI), familiar and comforting rituals of sculptor whose work celebrates the to focus on his own work. Billis has of the Bozeman Public Library. and she’s a former middle school daily life, her pottery durable and wonders of childhood, knew as a enjoyed his opportunities to share Billis will give a bronze sculpting and high school English teacher. functional for dinnerware. Gong’s child that his future lay in art. His his knowledge and work with demonstration in the demo tent on Janet lives in Bozeman. work centers around the rhythm of father, Mitch Billis, Sr., a successful the community. Over the years, he Saturday, August 6th from 2:30-4pm. Fox will give a literary demonstration a single revolving wheel and focuses plein air painter, encouraged his has guided Bozeman elementary Author Janet Fox will lend her in the demo tent on Sunday, August 7th on endless patterns and natural artistic exploration from an early students in their own sculpture proj- talents to the SLAM Festival as well. from 10-11:30am. themes. She believes pottery is a age. Upon graduating from high ects on an annual basis. His educa- She writes award-winning fiction These are but a few of the many way of life that has provided her a school in 1980, Billis moved from tion as an artist is ongoing. and non-fiction for children of all artists being featured during this place of equilibrium and quiet his home in Montana to Colorado Throughout his career, Billis has ages. She became a children’s year’s festivities. Be sure to attend introspection. She says, “Clay is a to learn the foundry process, and it studied with Stanley Bleifeld, Bruno author in the mid-90s when her SLAM, August 6th and 7th, to practical medium to create tapes- was there that he completed his and Paul Luccesi, and Floyd Dewitt, son’s learning differences led her to experience Montana art in its finest tries of patterns and motifs. I apre- first bronze casting. After working among others, and been inspired by develop her non-fiction book for form. For more information on the ciate the pure smooth and elegant in a Kalispell bronze foundry, he his exposure to some of the world’s Free Spirit Publishing, Get Organized 2016 artist showcase and SLAM, spaciousness of porcelain and how returned to Colorado in 1983 to greatest art. During the summers of Without Losing It (2006). Janet’s visit slamfestivals.org/. •

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NEW mountaintop adventures at basecamp to Yellowstone Despite recent snow flurries, summer is in one focused on children ages roughly 4 to 11. Readers’ Choice Awards, which is one rank maintenance crew. full swing at Big Sky Resort with many new This in addition to the existing Nature Zip, up from the year before. Big Sky Resort also continues to push the mountain attractions, making the adventuring where customers can take in the breathtaking Big Sky Resort added an additional chair- limits of experienced riders with the improve- scenery, and the lift to expand access to the already-existing 40 ment of Blue Room and Joker Lips, two Adventure Zip for miles of mountain biking terrain. The expert trails. Big Sky also added an intermedi- those looking for an Ramcharger lift received a significant ate trail off the top of Ramcharger, which adrenaline rush. The $250,000 upgrade to improve download connects to Mountain to Meadow/Upper Challenger Kids capacity and now services mountain bikers in South Fork trails, allowing riders to make a Zipline is 200 feet addition to Swift Current and Explorer. Big loop back to the base area or continue to the long and accommo- Sky Resort added 14 new bike carriers to its meadows. This trail, called Snake Charmer, dates children 35 to lifts, an intermediate flow trail off the includes bank turns and table tops through 88 pounds as long Explorer chairlift, dedicated bike patrollers Bear’s Lair and Snake Pit. as they fit into a throughout the summer, an expanded Visit bigskyresort.com/ for more details on kid’s harness. bike rental fleet, and a dedicated bike trail all the summer fun! • Customers can experiences here even bigger and better. now enjoy a summer evening cocktail on the Popular among families this year is Big Sky deck of Everett’s 8800 or mountain bike Resort’s new Adventure Mountain, a collec- longer into the evening on the Swift Current Make it a golfing weekend tion of activities including a climbing wall, chairlift thanks to extended hours. kids zipline and high ropes course, bungee “Summer Saturdays” at Big Sky began July Just because it’s August, doesn’t mean Big the 2012 Horton Smith Award winning PGA trampolines, a scenic chairlift ride and 16th and will go for six consecutive Saturdays. Sky Resort is closed until the first snow. Professional, Mark Wehrman. The Ramcharger Combine classic links-style golf and the stun- Contact Big Sky Central Reservations at chairlift will stay open ning natural beauty of Big Sky country to (800) 548-4486 to book now. Purchase your until 7pm, which witness a golf experience like no other: the one-time golf pass or seasonal membership means more moun- award winning, scenic 18 hole par 72 Golf and book your tee time now at tain biking, scenic Course at Big Sky Resort is open, so bigskyresort.com/golf/. chairlift rides, and make a day of it with friends and family! The Big Sky Resort, established in 1973, is happy-hour cocktails Arnold Palmer course is 6,500 feet above sea located in the Northern Rockies of south- on the deck at level, offering longer drives and spectacular west Montana between Bozeman and Everett’s 8800, which views. Winding along the wildlife-rich banks Yellowstone National Park. Big Sky Resort will remain open of the West Fork of the scenic Gallatin River, is the Biggest Skiing in America with until 6:30pm. The you tee up with beaver, deer, and moose as 5,800+ acres offering an average of two last Summer your gallery. Re-live your best shots at the acres per skier and 4,350 vertical drop. Gemstone mining. Located in the plaza as well Saturday is August 20th. Bar and Grill, or get some professional tips at Learn more about 2016-2017 season as at the top of Andesite Mountain, the For those hearty souls, the hiking trail to the fully-equipped pro shop, all directed by passes at bigskyresort.com/. • Adventure Mountain attractions are a good the summit of Andesite is now also open. The way for the whole family to get involved. The Andesite Summit Trail follows the cairns to new Challenger Kids Zipline is a new and the top. Viewing platforms, selfie stations, and third zipline course at Big Sky Resort—this peak finders will be available soon. Thanks in part to large investments in the mountain biking program during the last year, Big Sky Resort was recently named the fourth best mountain biking park in the Northwest by MTBikes.com’s Page 4D • The enDZone • augusT 1, 2016

GRG double header—Skaters of the Lost Ark!!

From time immemorial, Mayhem face off against the Butte’s Skaters of the Lost Ark are $10 in Girlz are a 501(c)3 federal non-profit GallatinRollerGirlz, or by visiting humankind has sought the sacred, own Copper City Queens and the advance and $12 at the door. Kids and achieved WFTDA (Women’s grgderby.com/. • yearned for the unknown, and trav- Bozeman Brawlers match up against 10 and under enter for FREE! Flat Track eled far and wide to taste adventure. the Hel’z Belles B Team from Advance sale tickets are available Derby The Gallatin Roller Girlz are no Helena. at Cactus Records and Gifts and Association) different. Their quest begins on a Explorers, thieves, academics, online at grgderby.com/. Doors full member hot summer night on a rink in and archaeologists are encouraged open at 5pm, Mayhem V. Copper status since Bozeman. Beautiful and dangerous, for this Indiana Jones-themed event. City begins at 5:30pm, and the September fierce and mysterious, graceful and Costumed attendees aged 18+ get Brawlers V. Hel’z Belles B Team at 2015. For treacherous—come and behold the first crack at limited trackside seat- 7:30pm with the after party to follow more informa- Skaters of the Lost Ark! ing (aka Suicide or Nose Bleed at Bar IX. tion about Join the Gallatin Roller Girlz’ seats). All in costume will receive a A portion of the proceeds from women’s flat Mountain Mayhem and Bozeman coupon for free ice cream! This fam- this event will benefit Heroes and track roller Brawlers for a double helping of ily-friendly event features food by Horses, Inc., inspiring veterans to derby and the Montana roller derby that will melt Bubby’s, a no-host bar by Bar IX, move beyond the difficulties experi- Gallatin Roller your face right off! The derby will raffles, games, and prizes. Music by enced from years of war, towards a Girlz, check be held Saturday, August 20th at the DJ Chachi. High flying halftime life of restoration and hope. For them out on Gallatin County Fairgrounds’ entertainment will be provided by more information, visit heroesand- Facebook: Haynes Pavilion. GRG’s Mountain Bozeman Aerial Arts! Tickets for horses.org/. The Gallatin Roller

Runners: register NOW for area races Summer is in full swing and so is light snacks to follow. a slight curve on Hoffman to AL Grand and Main. Runners will run 7am. The Marathon and Half outdoor recreation here in The Belgrade Fall Festival Drive, a left on Amsterdam Blvd, Main Street from Wilson to Church. Marathon courses run through Southwest Montana. Break out your 5K will take place Saturday, right on McEwen to Henry, and fin- There they will run South on beautiful Gallatin Gateway Valley, running shoes because the Bozeman September 10th at 7am. The race ish on Spooner by the soccer fields. Church until reaching the Galligator crossing over rivers, running by area has a number of races you can will start at Spooner and cut over to Cost: $10 per person. All proceeds Trail. Runners will head West on the farms, with the Bridger Mountain register for now! Here’s a look at Dry Creek Road. The remainder of benefit the Belgrade Youth Forum. trail until reaching Kagy. They’ll range in the background. The what’s coming up. the race will follow Allison Ave. to Thank you for your support! Packet return by veering right onto Greek end of the race will finish on his- The 3rd Annual Rooney Run North Hoffman Street. There will be pickup is available Friday, September Way which will lead onto S. Grand toric Main Street in Bozeman will be held Saturday, August 9th from 3:30- Ave. Runners will take Grand back Montana. Refreshments and 13th at 9am. This fundrais- 6pm at to Main Street. The 5K run will be awards will take place at the finish ing run is an effort to Heck/Quaw $30 and every runner will receive a area at the conclusion of the race. remember the spirit of Annie gymnasium or Nike DriFit race shirt and finishers The Bozeman Marathon is also a Rooney, who was tragically Saturday morn- medal. Packet pick-up for the 5K Boston Marathon qualifier! For all killed by a drunk driver on ing starting at race will take place Friday, race information including fees, feel July 4th, 2013. All proceeds 6am at the start- September 9th at Bozeman Running free to visit from this fun run will go to ing line. Company from 10am-7pm. bozemanmarathon.com/. assist in the implementation The Bozeman The 2016 Bozeman Online registration and/or addi- and enforcement of DUI 5K will also kick Marathon, Half Marathon, & tional information for ALL races is laws across the state of off on Saturday, Marathon Relay is set for Sunday, available at racemontana.com/. Montana. The 5K/10K September 10th September 11th beginning at Start stretching, Bozeman! • course consists of part road, at 8:30am. part trial near the East The 5K Gallatin Recreation Center. course will The 10K will start at 9am start in down- and the 5K will start at town Gear up for Gold Rush! 9:30am. Water stations are Bozeman at provided along the way with the corner of

Lone Peak’s Revenge Bike Fest returns Lone Peak’s Revenge Lone Peak’s Revenge, the most chal- Moonlight. Enduro Pre-Ride and Family lenging and demanding stop on the SWMMBA has arranged half- Event Day will be held Saturday, Montana Enduro Series. SWMMBA day Women and Youth Enduro clin- August 6th from 9am–6pm in is hosting tours and rides on the ics through Big Sky Resort. This is a Big Sky. Mountain to Meadow trail (M2M) fantastic opportunity to get a first- Join the Southwest Montana departing from the Big Sky Town hand look at part of the course with Mountain Bike Association/The Center, via shuttle, at 9:30 and certified PMBI coaches and meet Dirt Concern for a day of events 11:30am. Please e-mail other like-minded riders. and après-beer and rides in Big Sky, [email protected] Rides and clinics will be followed MT. Saturday is the pre-ride day for to RSVP to assure your seat to with beer, raffles, vendors, and more at Fire Pit Park in the Town Center, Big Sky Meadow Village from 4:30 to 7:00pm. Discount ticket vouchers for Sunday’s enduro race will be available at the event. Food will not be provided, however, there are By Dean Hendrickson plenty of options available walking distance from the park. This is a FREE event and ride! From MSU News Service that features the full season football Clinics have a cost and are run by Montana State University will schedule on the back of the shirt. Big Sky Resort. See montanaen- celebrate its 10th Annual Gold “The 10th anniversary Gold duro.com/bigsky2016/ for more Rush football game Saturday, Rush game will bring an increased race information. Visit September 10th at Bobcat Stadium. level of excitement to Bobcat facebook.com/thedirtconcern/ for a Gold Rush—which is the annual Stadium,” said Leon Costello, complete schedule of Saturday’s Bobcat football home opener—kicks athletic director. “I’ve been so events. The Dirt Concern is the offi- off at 2:05pm versus Bryant. impressed by our fans and the level cial mountain bike extension of the “Bobcat fans have stepped up of support across Montana. I look Gallatin Valley Bicycle Club. • and embraced the Gold Rush tradi- forward to experiencing the Gold tion,” said Julie Kipfer, MSU Rush tradition.” director of marketing. “When the Limited edition Gold Rush t- Bobcats run onto the field and the shirts are now available for $12 at entire stadium is filled with gold, it Universal Athletic stores in Billings, really fires up the team.” Bozeman, Butte, Great Falls, Helena, Gold Rush began 10 years ago to Kalispell, and Missoula, as well as at set the stage for a successful season the MSU Bookstore and online at and encourage fans to display msubookstore.org/. For more infor- their Bobcat spirit, Kipfer said. mation, contact Kipfer at (406) 994- Each year, the university launches 5737 or visit montana.edu/bobcat- a new theme and t-shirt design spirit/goldrush.html/. •

Hit the gravel with free backroad bike race Ride 55 miles of gravel and and Theisen Roads just north of dirt in the rolling foothills of the Belgrade. breathtaking Bridger Mountain This is a great local or destina- Range outside of Bozeman. The tion event. It can easily be connect- 5th annual running of the ed for those travelling with a trip to “Morganzo 55: Double historic Yellowstone National Park, Nickels on the Grime” will be just ninety miles to the South. held Saturday, August 27th with Started in 2012 by a humble cyclist rubber hitting gravel shortly after looking to continue the tradition of 8am. Participants are to meet at the grassroots gravel races of his the corner of Dry Creek Road Midwest roots, this all-gravel route in rural SW Montana is sure to please everyone from beginner to diehard. On Sunday, May 6th, 2012, Kirk Ahlberg penned a blog post entitled “Double Nickels on the Grime,” in which he waxed poetic about the surge of semi-organized gravel races that were taking place across the country—partic- ularly the Midwest where Ahlberg originally hailes from. From this appreciation for the “…indepen- dent spirit and grassroots vibe of these ride/races” he wished to create a route in Montana that went “…against the ridiculously high entry fees that are now being charged for bicycle and running races of all kinds.” From the inspiration born in that blog post, the idea behind the Morganzo 55: Double Nickels on the Grime was born. Learn more at morganzo55.com/. •

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