Please remember to be good stewards of the land this hunting season ith hunting season just and vehicles for weeds and weed seeds to – Accessing public lands: Access to public lands property, including driving on roads, parking getting started, our help prevent the spread to other private and (on a private road) through private land areas, no shooting zones, walk-in only areas, friends at Montana Fish, public lands. requires permission of the private camping, number of hunters allowed, game Wildlife & Parks (FWP) – Leave gates as you find them: If a gate is landowner, lessee, or their agent. retrieval, etc. Rules for most land agencies reminds hunters and all closed, close it behind you. If it’s obviously – Know where you are located: Whether you’re can be found on maps and/or on brochures. outdoor enthusiasts to be open, leave it open. If you’re unsure, hunting public or private land, as well as Go to the appropriate agency website or good stewards of the contact the landowner or public land land enrolled in an access program such as local office for information. land, and to respect both private and agency. block management, it is every hunter’s – Report violations: report any hunting and public property. – Camping: overnights are allowed on most responsibility to know where they are to fishing, trespassing, vandalism, or other Although most hunters respect the land, public lands (see agency regulations), but avoid trespassing. Maps are always available, criminal activity you see to 1-800-TIP- property, and wildlife they are hunting, permission is needed to camp on private as are GPS chips and cell phone apps to aid MONT (1-800-847-6668). Callers can many others do not. Every hunting season, property and BMAs. in orientation. remain anonymous and may be eligible for a there are reports of vandalizing of Block – Know your target and beyond: Hunters must – Driving off road: While hunting on private reward up to $1,000 for providing informa- Management Area (BMA) boxes, hunters be sure of what they’re shooting at (species, property, a person may not drive off estab- tion that leads to a conviction. Wdriving off road, illegal trespassing, hunters sex, etc.) and know what lies beyond their lished roads or trails without landowner Also remember that the fall is a very busy being shot over, littering, and livestock being target (houses, outbuildings, livestock, permission. Off-road travel on public land, time for landowners. Cattle and other shot. Below are just a few things hunters vehicles, other hunters). including game retrieval, is prohibited unless livestock are being moved from their and all outdoor enthusiasts should be aware – Ask for permission to hunt: Montana law designated as open. Consult appropriate summer and/or fall pastures and are often of when enjoying our state’s many requires permission for all hunting on land agency or land maps for specifics. brought near the home site for winter resources: private land. Even if the land is not posted, – Avoid driving on muddy roads: Unless it’s a feeding and care. Please use common sense – Littering: not only is it careless and hunters must have permission from the well-graveled road, walk. and respect when around these activities. unsightly, it’s against the law. This includes landowner, lessee, or their agent before – Avoid ridge driving and driving to overlooks: Not Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks, through its toilet paper and proper management of hunting on private property. only is this a poor strategy while hunting, it’s employees and citizen commission, provides for the human waste. – Fill out BMA slips completely: If a hunter considered as driving off road if it’s not stewardship of the fish, wildlife, parks, and recre- – Be aware of fire danger at all times and use doesn’t correctly fill out a block manage- already an established trail. ational resources of Montana, while contributing to precautions. ment slip, they are hunting without – Know the rules: Consult BMA maps for the quality of life for present and future generations. – Stay weed free: Check clothes, dogs, ATVs, permission. specific rules on block management Learn more at fwp .mt.gov. •

Contents ART/Community ...... 2A Community ...... 3A Calendar ...... 4-5A Theatre ...... 6A Film ...... 7A Community ...... 8A EcoZone ...... 2B RollingZone ...... C EndZone ...... D TGR presents FAR OUT Ocktoberfest Brews & the Big Sky Bi$Zone ...... 4D Emerson Center Bozeman Taproom Museum of the Rockies Sept. 21 - 6:30pm & 9pm Sept. 22 - 2 to 8pm Sept. 25 - 5:30-7:30pm 21+ ­Page 2a­•­The BoZone •­SePTemBer 15,­2018

Digital photos meet Emerson seeks exhibitors, ART for Photoshop w/ upcoming two of its biggest events F-11 courses The Emerson Center for the Arts for all three days. There is a non- deserved recognition for the artists. & Culture is now accepting applications refundable $30 application fee, and The exhibit will be comprised of They’re back for Fall! “Intermediate and Drills & Skills” at for its 17th Annual Holiday booth cost is $150 (minus the appli- selected works from submissions F-11 Photo’s information and the same time and save $25, paying Bazaar, set this year for Thursday cation fee). Deadline is October 12th. received. Chosen artists will be experience-rich classes are ripe with just $125 for both classes. On its through Saturday, November Then, the annual Celebration celebrated with an opening opportunities to refine your skills, get own, Basic is $50 and the 15th–17th in the Emerson Ballroom. of the Arts is the Emerson’s biggest reception held during the Winter Art a handle on your devices, and inter- Intermediate and Drills & Skills is Extended from one to three days in fundraiser of the year. This event Walk on Dec. 14th. The exhibit will act with knowledgeable instructors. $100. F-11 VIP members receive an 2018, the event will be held from celebrates art and culture with an run through Jan. 25th. All proceeds Here’s a look at some of the upcom- additional $20 off. 4–8pm Thursday and Friday, in evening full of quick-draw artists, from the live and silent auctions will addition to the usual Saturday from 9am–4pm. The Bazaar is a celebration of local and regional artists. The show is a fundraiser for the historical Emerson Center in Downtown Bozeman. Exhibitors will display original fine art and distinctive crafts. Think sculptures, photography, jewelry, decorative items, and much much more! Held in conjunction with Broad Comedy in the Crawford Theater, the addition of Thursday and Friday will give the community a unique shopping opportunity before the live and silent auctions, fine dining, benefit Emerson art education, start of each night’s show. Food and drinks, dancing and merriment! This exhibits, and restoration projects. drink will be available for purchase. year’s Celebration will be held Application deadline is November 2nd. Some of the application details: January 25th, 2019. Find applications for the Holiday ALL work must be original and The Emerson is soliciting original Bazaar and Celebration of the Arts, ing courses and other events. Announcing the Photoshop handcrafted by the exhibitor. A art donations for this year’s auctions. in addition to further event Photo 101: Basic Digital Class Series at F-11. Beginning juried panel will be looking for origi- Artists who support the Emerson information, at www.theemer- Photography will take place September 25th, this multi-course nality, quality, individuality, creativi- will be acknowledged with a special son.org-/call-for-art. Located at Tuesday, September 18th from series will recur on Tuesday morn- ty, and craftsmanship. An approxi- exhibition in the Jessie Wilber 111 S Grand Ave., the Emerson 6–8pm. Whether you’re a confused ings for five weeks. Get a handle on mate 8’ x 8’ space will be assigned to Gallery prior to the event. This will Center for the Arts & Culture serves or new owner of either a “point and some of the essential tools and each selected vendor. Exhibitors are give the community a preview of the as a primary resource for the arts, shoot” camera or a camera that techniques to use with this industry responsible for furnishing their own work available for live and silent arts education, and cultural activities accepts interchangeable lenses, this leading software. Learn the specified tables. Artists MUST be available auction, in addition to some much in Southwest Montana. • class effortlessly introduces the topics in each of the classes and have essentials of Digital Photography and time to ask questions. Take one helps you to begin to understand Photoshop class, or all five! Here’s a how to use your camera creatively. look at the upcoming schedule. Join instructor Becca Tatarka to Kicking things off on Tuesday, MSU to host lifelong learning symposium explore the what, when and why of Sept. 25th, Photoshop I: digital camera settings. Get Workflow & File Types will be October 3-4 comfortable with the geek-speak of held from 9–9:30am. Instructor digital photography. Learn about Becca Tatarka will introduce the From MSU News Service at MSU, and Rick Knopf, a place at the Hilton Garden Inn. essential accessories and composition overall layout of Photoshop and the Montana State University will professor in the Arizona State Pre-registration is required. tricks that make your life easier and first steps of in-depth photo editing, host a lifelong learning symposium University School of Community The symposium is intended to be your pictures shine. Cover automatic from opening images and working on October 3rd and 4th in Development, will present science relevant for representatives from modes and what they mean. Protect canvases to properly saving your Bozeman. The event is designed to and research on the importance of libraries, adult education programs, your pictures and your investment by work. Gain an understanding of the bring together Montana lifelong learning. This event is Extension, local and state agencies, learning the right way to care for different file types Photoshop can practitioners who seek to improve free and open to the public; no education, healthcare, senior centers memory cards and batteries. Tickets create and take home a comfortable the quality of life for older adults as registration is required. Light and others who serve an older popu- are $50, or $40 for VIP members. working knowledge of these well as lifelong learners who are refreshments will be served. lation, as well as lifelong learners Photo 102 & 103: Photoshop essentials. interested in the topics. The event will continue from who are interested in these topics. Intermediate Digital Expand your photo editing Lifelong Learning: New 9am–4pm, Thursday, Oct. 4th, with The event is hosted by MSU Photography and Drills & Skills capabilities with Instructor Matt Opportunities for Aging an exploration of ideas and Academic Technology and will follow on Wednesday and MaCoy with Photoshop II: Layers Communities features Montana research, including presentations on Outreach, MSU Extension, Friends Thursday, September 19th–20th, & Masking, following Tuesday, and national-level speakers, Montana demographics, examples of MSU Wonderlust and the MSU respectively, from 6–8 each night. October 2nd from 8–9am. Layer exemplary practices from around of lifelong learning programs Vice President for Research and Participants of the former will masking is a powerful tool that allows the U.S. and facilitated interactive throughout the U.S., how to meet Economic Development. To learn strengthen their confidence and you to have full control of editing discussions. needs in a rural state and other more or to register, visit www.mon- competence in digital imaging. The your photos without making any The event will begin at 5pm on topics of interest. Presenters include tana.edu/wonderlust/sympo- intermediate-level class is open to permanent changes. It allows you to Wednesday, Oct. 3rd, with an Knopf and Jim Peters, director of sium. owners of cameras that accept inter- apply edits to a specific area of an opening reception and presentation the Osher Lifelong Learning For more information, contact changeable lenses, rather than point image without editing the entire at the Museum of the Rockies. Institute at the University of MSU Continuing, Professional and and shoot users. It doesn’t matter photo at once. Get comfortable with Renee Reijo Pera, vice president for Kansas. The Thursday session fee is Lifelong Learning at 406-994-6550 what brand of camera you use. Get using Layers and learn the difference research and economic development $25, which includes lunch, and takes or [email protected]. • familiar with resolution, ISO, zoom, between the different types of exposure, focus, composition, Layers, including: populated and exposure modes, basic and advanced unpopulated layers, layer masks, white balance, metadata and adjustment layers, and more. Next, histograms and learn how these explore how layers interact with each Masterful musicians, ‘Our Yellowstone’ techniques apply to real picture other. Leave with the ability to better taking situations. work in layers on your own images. Then, do you hit the wall when Future classes include Photoshop set up camp at Library it’s time to put your camera into III: Tools I (Brushes) on Oct. 9th, Bozeman Public Library offers month-long series of arts and musicians. With a focus on action? Literally hit the wall? You’ve Photoshop IV: Tools II (Selections) Oct. more than just a vast selection of cultural programming, speakers, individual players, get the “inside read the books, drudged through the 16th, and Photoshop V: Portrait Editing books, periodicals, and movies to its and exhibits continues in scoop” of each artists’ perspective manual, practiced and practiced closing out the series on Oct. 23rd. many pass-holders – it also hosts a celebration of our First National on making music as part of the again. How do you build the Registration is $25 each class, or number of engaging events open to Park. All Our Yellowstone events Bozeman Symphony. Players will foundation to make it over the top? $100 for the entire five-class series. the public. Here’s a look at what’s are FREE and open to the public. discuss the various challenges of There’s nothing like hands-on Preregistration is required for coming up. Our Yellowstone presents their instruments, the repertoire, shooting with a great guide that has ALL classes and events. Visit The family-friendly 2018 Bozeman Untold: Yellowstone and how they fit into the orchestra a sense of play. Have you tried www.f11photo.com or stop by the ‘Music on the Green’ Summer Story Slam on Thursday, and choir as a whole. The dueling cameras? You will when you store at 2612 W Main St., Suite A, to Concert Series showcasing September 20th at 6:30pm. Head Wednesday, October 3rd event will join F-11 Photo’s Jon Shaver for this register. Additional technical require- regional talent closes on Sunday, down to the Library and connect feature Carrie Krause, fun and interactive class. Take the ments may apply. See website for fur- September 16th with the talents of with your community by sharing Concertmaster of the Orchestra, in boring out of the basics and ther details and complete course Paige & the People’s Band on stories of true experiences in the Library’s Community Room at rediscover your joy of photography. schedule. Please call (406) 586-3281 the Front Plaza from 5–7pm. This Yellowstone! 5:30pm, or virtually as the event Sign up for “Basic,” as well as with further questions. • event is FREE and open to the Following Sunday, September will be live streamed on Facebook public. 23rd, the Yellowstone (follow @BozemanSymphony). This The nine-piece horn powered Children’s Activity Day will take event is FREE and open to the and vocally charged group has a place from 1–4pm. This afternoon public. For more information, visit feeling of ‘70s soul with a modern event is just for Kids! Explore the www.bozemansymphony.org. twist. The band is somewhat natural world and learn about our Yoga for All continues this fall! reminiscent of groups like Cold backyard park with instructors from This weekly event is held every Blood or Sharon Jones & the Yellowstone Forever. Tuesday at 11am and noon in the Dap-Kings, but with a much Check out “The Wolves of Community Room. Open to all more contemporary feel. Paige & Yellowstone: Science, Stories & ages and abilities, instructors focus the People dress to impress, giving Human Values” on Tuesday, on the basics of yoga, breathing, their performances a sense of September 25th. Doug Smith, and mind/body connections. Please occasion, then blast the roof off project leader for the Wolf bring your own mat and any props with their big band, powerhouse Restoration Project in Yellowstone, you choose to use, including blocks sound! The soul, R&B, jazz, and will present at 7pm. or straps. pop group are one of Bozeman’s Finally, speakers Todd Wilkinson Terra Kopf instructs the 11am best, and are excited to bring and Rick Reese will discuss class. Terra completed her teacher their brand of musical devotion growth and development in training at the Maui Yoga Shala and “funky spices” to “The the Gallatin Valley and its and additional training at the People.” implications for the Greater Yandara Yoga Institute in Baja, Presented in conjunction with Yellowstone ecosystem on Mexico. Brooke Russell, a Yoga the Montana State University Thursday, September 27th at 7pm. Motion-certified instructor, Library, Museum of the Rockies, Also at the Library, Bozeman continues to teach the noon class. and Yellowstone Forever, the Symphony presents “Tuning In to The Bozeman Public Library is Bozeman Public Library will host the Orchestra” as an extension of located at 626 E Main St. For more a number of events during the its new performance season. In this information about other library back half of September as part of interactive discussion, Maestro happenings, please visit “Our Yellowstone.” The Savery will host Symphony www.bozemanlibrary.org. •

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MOR hosts timely talks, NEW exhibits & some much-needed Brews

Museum of the Rockies is returns on Saturday, September Nov. 27th; Big Teams in the Big Sky Extreme History Project Lecture worked in Silicon Valley for more welcoming the new academic year 22nd from 9am–5pm. Museum Day with Great Northern Brewing Series, encouraging public than two decades. She spent eight with a full calendar of its own! is an annual celebration of years working on an industry-alter- Here’s a look at some upcoming boundless curiosity hosted by ing effort to create Google-owned happenings at your neighborhood Smithsonian magazine. Participating map data of the world. Alysia will museum. museums, including MOR, and talk about the Google Maps project, Author and art scholar Peter cultural institutions across the some of the challenges involved with Hassrick will present “Bierstadt & country provide FREE entry to it and lessons learned about Moran: The Battle for anyone presenting a Museum Day leadership and building innovative Yellowstone” in Hager ticket. Museum Day tickets provide teams. This event is sponsored by Auditorium on Tuesday, September free admission for two people per Headwaters Academy and is free 18th from 7–8:30pm. He will household. Visitors must present the and open to the public. examine these acclaimed landscape paper/printed ticket or digital ver- GUITAR’s departure makes way artists’ competing claims on the sion from a mobile device to receive for two NEW exhibits in time for nation’s first natural preserve and free admission. Tickets are available fall! Polar Obsession and Into their vital contributions to America’s at smithsonianmag.com/muse- the Arctic open to the general conservation movement. This umday. Company on Feb. 26th; Silver City to understanding of the way our histo- public on Saturday, September presentation comes to MOR as part Museum of the Rockies’ popular the Copper Kingdom with Muddy Creek ry has shaped our present. Speakers 22nd. Both exhibits are included of “Our Yellowstone,” a month-long series Brews & the Big Sky: Brewery on March 26th; and Crow take a fresh look at interesting histor- with Museum admission and will be series of arts and cultural program- Montana Made, Montana Fair with featured brewer TBA ical topics. Alcohol, Corsets & on display through January. ming, speakers, and exhibits in cele- Brewed returns with The Hope and closing out the series on April 30th. the Vote: A Conversation with Polar Obsession is a photography bration of our First National Park. Despair of Homesteading in Montana On Wednesday, September 26th, Mary Long Alderson by Anne exhibition featuring striking images Hassrick’s talk is open to the public. featuring Flathead Lake Brewing Dr. Paul West will give a talk titled Foster is next up on Thursday, of the world’s polar regions from The first edition of this season’s Co. on Tuesday, September 25th “Sustainably Feeding a September 27th at 6pm. Sponsored National Geographic photographer Paul Science Inquiry Lecture Series, from 5:30–7:30pm. There is a $12 Growing Population on a by Humanities Montana, the lecture Nicklen. The images will take visi- Regenerative Medicine in admission including beer tasting, Warming Planet” as part of the will be held in Hager Auditorium tors underwater and across the ice, Human Development & Aging gallery talks, exhibits, and light Institute on Ecosystems’ and is open to the public. delivering a unique close-up of with Dr. Renee Reijo Pera, will take appetizers for those 21 and older. Distinguished Visiting Lecturer In celebration of the Montana wildlife in the Arctic and Antarctic. place Wednesday, September 19th in Homesteading was a complicated Series. women’s suffrage centennial, join Into the Arctic showcases over fifty Hager Auditorium beginning at way of life. In 1862, President How we grow food and what we suffragette, temperance worker, dress original oil paintings plus three 7pm. This presentation is open to Lincoln signed the first homestead eat have profound impacts on reformer, and journalist Mary Long feature-length films documenting the public. act that eventually transferred nearly health, water, biodiversity, and Alderson for a conversation. painter and filmmaker Cory How can a better understanding 10% of federal lands to more than climate. Challenges from increasing Chairwoman of the Montana Floral Trépanier’s expeditions to the of human cellular processes inform 1.6 million homesteaders. Take a population, stagnating yields, Emblem campaign, president of the furthest reaches of the Canadian the fight against neurodegenerative look at MOR’s homesteader changing diets, and degrading the Montana Christian Temperance Arctic, a biosphere so remote and conditions like Alzheimer’s and tarpaper shack and learn about the environment are all exacerbated by Union, and a leader in the Montana untouched, that most of its vast Parkinson’s diseases? Dr. Reijo Pera, difficulties and triumphs that home- a warmer, more variable climate. Woman Suffrage Association, Mrs. landscape has never been painted MSU Vice President of Research steaders saw from the 1860s through Sustainably feeding a growing Alderson is an eloquent and before. and Economic Development and the dustbowl era of the 1930s. population on a warming planet passionate speaker. Drawing from Finally, dive deeper into the Into Professor in the Department of Cell Additional Brews evenings this requires transforming the global her own editorials and other the Arctic exhibit during a screening Biology and Neuroscience, will season will include Historical Firearms food system. Fortunately, there are writings, she explains the benefits of of Trépanier’s adventure film Into share recent advances in strategies with Neptune’s Brewery on Oct. key leverage points for increasing votes for women as well as the evils the Arctic II at 1:30pm on Sat., targeting these diseases. 30th; Charlie Bair of Martinsdale, the food security and reducing of drink and tight lacing. Sept. 22nd at MSU’s Procrastinator Smithsonian Museum Day Wool King with Bayern Brewing on agriculture’s impact. Targeting poli- Google Maps designer, Alysia Theater. Learn more about his expe- cies and management practices will Andrikopoulos, will present riences with a Q&A session follow- provide a focus for growing more “Lessons from Mapping the ing the screening. Tickets are FREE food, improving the environment, World,” on Thursday, October 4th but must be reserved in advance. and adapting to a changing climate. in Hager Auditorium at 7pm. Alysia For more information about Dr. West is the co-director and graduated from a Wyoming high these events and other exhibits, visit lead scientist of the Global school of 14 students. She went on www.museumoftherockies.org Landscapes Initiative at the to attend Stanford University and or call (406) 994-5257. • University of Minnesota’s Institute on the Environment. His MOR lecture begins at 7pm, with light refreshments served Fall Festival Belgrade Fall Festival beforehand. It is free and open to City of Belgrade City of Belgrade the public. 14 Science of National 15 Amateur Radio 8 am MOR is pleased to host the Forest Planning Gallatin Fairgrounds 8 am Big Sky Resort Bridger Mountain High School Universal Athletics Sale Rodeo 8 am Gallatin Fairgrounds 9 am Gallatin Fairgrounds Living Proof Simulcast w/Beth Read Sing Play! Storytime – Moore 8:45am Bozeman Christian YGM’s ‘History that Matters’ speaker & 11:15am 10:15am Library Bozeman Winter Farmers’ The Dark Matter Mystery Market 9 am Emerson Center series begins w/ MT’s Women 11 am 1 & 3 pm Planetarium Universal Athletics Warehouse Wonderlust Friday Forum Sale 9 am Gallatin Fairgrounds 12 pm Bozeman Public Library Outdoor Expo 9 am Fairgrounds Veterans of WWI Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pmH. The Secret of the Cardboard S. Gilbert BreweryVirginia City Rocket 10 am Taylor Planetarium The Friends of the Yellowstone served an indifferent federal govern- On Wednesday, October 10th Art Walks at the Emerson Friends of KGLT 2018 Fall Vinyl Gateway Museum announce their ment denying them equality as the author Clem Work, a retired 5 pm Emerson Center Sale 10 am Strand Student Union upcoming fall speaker series, men. After the war, the women University of Montana School of Claudia Williams MSU Bobcat Football vs Wagner History that Matters: came home alone, unheralded, and Journalism professor, gives a 5:30pm Kountry Korner Café College 1 pm MSU Bobcat mostly forgotten. They faced program entitled “Darkest Before 2018 Downtown Art Walk Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm H. S. another battle – a battle for Dawn: Sedition and Free Speech 6 pm Downtown Bozeman Gilbert Brewery – Virginia City recognition. Knapsacks and in the American West.” On Wed., Montana Manouche Bob Britten 5:30pm Roses showcases these Oct. 24th David Kallenbach, 6 pm Emerson Center Kountry Korner Café women veterans using their Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness Kate & the AlleyKats Anniversary Party 5:30pm words and through official Foundation executive director, 6 pm Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot Katabatic Brewing Company reports of the day, shining presents “The Call of the The GOnG Show 6 pmEagles Bingo 4 A Real Christmas the light of honor on these Wilderness – 40 years of the Brice Ash 6:30pm Baxter 5:30pm American Legion – women – and all America’s Absaroka-Beartooth.” The final Jazz Night w/ Alex Robilotta Mountainfilm on Tour: Shorts women veterans of World program on Wed., November 7th 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza Program 6 pm Lone Peak Cinema War I – richly deserved and is co-presented by Shane Doyle, Bozeman Symphony Far Coyote Gypsies 6:30pm Baxter long overdue. educator and member of the Afield Program 7 pm Free Swing Dance 7 pm MSU Saunders, is a retired Crow (Apsáalooke) Tribe, and Elling House – Virginia City Ennis City Ramblers lieutenant colonel, U.S. John Zumpano, local Bozeman’s Dark Side Tour 7 pm Norris Hot Springs Army, and ground combat photographer, entitled “Crow Fair: 7 pm Western Cafe Howard Beall & the Fake News veteran of the Persian Gulf Celebrating 100 Years of Aran Buzzas 7 pm 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza War. Reared in the American Apsáalooke Culture.” Norris Hot Springs Body and Soul Dance Party West, Saunders directed the All programs are held at 7pm Roman Holiday 7:30pm 7:30pm The Rialto effort to create the at Park Photo, located at 115 S The Ellen Theatre The Gun Show 8 pm Verge Yellowstone County Main St. in Livingston. The The Gun Show 8 pm Verge Rodrigo y Gabriela 8 pmEmerson [Montana] World War I speaker series is free, open to the Swing Dance w/ Montana Max Hatt/ Edda Glass 8 pm Ellen Women’s Memorial. He public and refreshments are Manouche 8:30pm The Rialto Thomas Gabriel (Johnny Cash’s previously wrote and pub- served. Doors will open at Karaoke 9 pmSacajawea Bar grandson) 8 pm Filling Station lished, Sentinels: Yellowstone 6:30pm. For more information Exit 288 9 pm JR’s Lounge Paper Lights 8:30pm The Attic National Cemetery – From Prairie about upcoming programs, visit Left On Tenth & DASH Exit 288 9 pm JR’s Lounge & to Hallowed Ground. He and www.yellowstonegatewaymu- 9 pm Zebra Lounge Arterial Drive 9 pm Zebra Lounge his wife live in Laurel, seum.org or find the museum on Swamp Dawg 9 pm Chico Hot Daniel Kosel Band 9 pm Sac Bar Anniversaries of 2018. The four Montana. Saunders will be signing Facebook, @yellowstonegateway- Tsunami Funk 9 pm Eagles Doublewide Dreams 9 pm Chico bi-monthly programs begin on his book after the program. museum. • Dead Yellers 9 pm Murray Tsunami Funk 9 pm Eagles Bar September 26th and continue through November 7th. Topics include Montana’s women veter- ans of World War I; Sedition and free speech during World War I; the Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness; and the Crow Fair and Apsáalooke culture. Author Edward E. “Ed” Saunders gives the first program, “Knapsacks and Roses: Montana’s Women Veterans of World War I”, on Wednesday, September 26th at 7pm. On the centennial year of America’s victory in World War I, his book and program tells the epic true stories of intrepid and heroic Montana women who served in uniform in that terrible upheaval, mostly as nurses in the Army Nurse Corps. Saunders highlights Elizabeth “Sandy” Sandelius who was born in Cokedale, Montana, east of Livingston in 1893. She was commemorated for heroism under fire in Cohan, France in 1918. During World War I over 200 of these courageous and indomitable women from the Big Sky Country served stateside in crowded, understaffed, diseased-filled base hospitals, and overseas in war-torn France, enduring terrible and deadly battlefield conditions. 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U-Pick Flowers Books & Babies 10 am Free Pool at the Molly Books & Babies 10 am & 8 am Strike Farms & 1 pm Boz. Library Brown 3 pm Molly Brown 1 pm Bozeman Library September 17 The Dark Matter 18 The Dark Matter 19 Brewery Follies 4 & 8 20 Baby Bistro 11 am Mystery 11 am 1 & Mystery 11 am 1 & pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery Bozeman Public Library 14 & 15 3 pm Taylor Planetarium 3 pm Taylor Planetarium READ to a Dog 4 pm Library The Dark Matter Mystery 11 am Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm Free Pool at the Molly Brown Learn to Play Hockey for FREE 1 & 3 pm Taylor Planetarium H. S. Gilbert BreweryVirginia City 3 pm Molly Brown 4 pm Play It Again Sports Free Pool at the Molly Brown Go Back to Pint Night – Chicago Marathon Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm WSE’s Livingston Farmers 3 pm Molly Brown 4 pm Mountains Walking Brewery H. S. Gilbert BreweryVirginia City Market 4:30pm Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm Page 3A Pints with Purpose: Thrive Bogert Farmers’ Market Miles Park – Livingston H. S. Gilbert Brewery Virginia City 5 pm Bridger Brewing 5 pm Bogert Park Bridger Creek Boys Bunker Brews Block Party Kevin Grastorf 5 pm Murray Bar 2018 Sip & SLAM w/ Karin Neff 5:30 pm Bridger Brewing 5:30pm Northwestern Mutual Bluegrass Jam 5:30pm 5 pm Bunkhouse Brewery Author Event with Christopher Wild & Scenic Film Festival Katabatic Brewing Company Seeking Shelter: A Housing Preston 6 pm Country Bookshelf 6 pm Gardiner High School Bridger Mtn Rodeo Forever Young Adult Book First Solution 5 pm Josh Moore Photo & Drills & Skills 6 pm F-11 8 am Fairgrounds Club 6 pm Country Bookshelf MSU Procrastinator Theater 6 pm Outlaw Brewing 10×10 MSU Innovation Road 16 Matt Ridgeway Joe Knapp/Chelsea Hunt Beer for a Cause 5 pm Hawthorne Roots Duet 6 pm Show 6 pm The Ellen Theatre 11 am Pine Creek 6 pm Mountains Walking Brewery Katabatic Brewing Company Mountains Walking Brewery Art/ Rocks 6:30pm Rocking R Bar The Compassion Project Garrett Robinson 6:30pmRed Brice Ash 5:30pm Photo 102+103: Intermediate Yellowstone Story Slam 6:30pm Workshop 1 pm Red Tractor Tractor Pizza Bozeman Spirits Distillery Photo & Drills & Skills Bozeman Public Library Willy Wonka and the Provost’s Distinguished Exploring Ivan Doig 6 pm F-11 Photo Seeking Shelter: A Housing First Chocolate Factory 2 pm Ellen Lecturer Series 7 pmMuseum of 6 pm Country Bookshelf Thrive’s Dynamite Dads: Solution 6:30pm Emerson Center FUND-DAY Friends of Cuba the Rockies Life Drawing Galactic Greenhouse The Way Station 7 pm The Mint 2 pm Bozeman Brewing Co. Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Legion 6 pm Emerson 6 pm MSU Plant Growth Center Woodsmoke Jazz Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pmH. S. Open Mic Night 10 pm Haufbrau Rich Mayo Rise Against – Mourning in 7 pm Bozeman Hot Springs Gilbert Brewery – Virginia City 6 pm Kountry Korner Café Amerika Tour Bridger Creek Boys Paige & the People’s Band Open & Local Coalition 7 pm Brick Breeden Fieldhouse 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza 5 pm Bozeman Public Library 6 pm Red Tractor Pizza The Dawn Wall 7 pm Marc Curry, Hanging with Mr. Lucas & Maddie of the Photo 101: Basic Digital Regal Gallatin Valley Stadium 11 Cooper 7 pm Filling Station Hawthorne Roots 6 pm Outlaw Photography 6 pm F-11 Photo Love, Gilda The Mt Refugee Experience D. Aubert 6 pm Mtns Walking Bozeman Public Library Book 7:30pm The Ellen 7 pm Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot Live Music with Bo DePeña Club 6:30pm Boz.Library Shook Twins 8 pm Filling Station Far Out (film), Presented by REI 6 pm Bunkhouse Brewery Ladies’ Night 7 pm Molly Brown Trivia Night 8 pm Molly Brown 7 pm The Wilma – Missoula Charles Ellsworth Band Our Yellowstone presents Peter Wobble Wednesday Kuinka w/ Sisters 8 pm Zebra 7 pm Bozeman Hot Springs Hassrick 8 pm Zebra Lounge Paul Lee Kupfer Galynne Goodwill 7 pm Norris 7 pm Museum of the Rockies Sunrise Karaoke – 19th Hole 8 pm Murray Bar Dead Animal Assembly Plant Tom Susanj 9 pm The 19th Hole The Travelin’ McCourys 9 pm Zebra Lounge 7 pm Murray Bar – Livingston Haufbrau Open Mic Night 8:30pm The Rialto Open Mic Night 10 pmHaufbrau Sunrise Karaoke – Bar IX 9 pm 10 pm Haufbrau Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Eagles Bar Into the Arctic 9 am Banned Books Trivia Books & Babies 10 am Polar Obsession 9 am Books & Babies 10 am & Museum of the Rockies 4:30pm MAP Brewing & 1 pm Library Museum of the Rockies 1 pm Bozeman Library 23 The Secret of the 24 Pints w/ Purpose: Sip 25 Experience the Aurora 26 Into the Arctic 9 am 27 Baby Bistro 11 am Cardboard Rocket & Slam – & 3pm 11 am Museum of the Rockies Bozeman Public Library 10 am Taylor Planetarium 5 pm Bridger Brewing Taylor Planetarium Sensational Babies 10 am Experience the Aurora – & 3pm Experience the Aurora – & 3pm Kennedy Richards The Dark Matter Mystery Museum of the Rockies 11 am Taylor Planetarium 11 am Taylor Planetarium 5 pm Murray Bar – Livingston 1 pm Taylor Planetarium Little HeARTs 10 am Emerson The Dark Matter Mystery Brunch Live Music – Peter 2018 Sip & SLAM w/ Allison Free Pool at the Molly Brown Little Ones Storytime 1 pm Taylor Planetarium King 11 am Pine Creek Lodge McGree 5 pm Bridger Brewing 3 pm Molly Brown 11:15am 10:15am BLibrary Free Pool at the Molly Brown Our Yellowstone presents Bluegrass Jam 5:30pm Bogert Farmers’ Market Experience the Aurora – & 3pm 3 pm Molly Brown Children’s Activity Day 1 pm Katabatic Brewing Company 5 pm Bogert Park 11 am Taylor Planetarium “Feed” Guest Chef Night at Fork Bozeman Public Library Peter King 6 pm Beer for a Cause 5 pm Lunch & Learn Series 12 pm and Spoon 5 pm The Dark Matter Mystery – & Mountains Walking Brewery Katabatic Brewing Company Livingston Food Resource Center Fork & Spoon Homestyle Kitchen 4pm 1 pm Taylor Planetarium Matt Rogers 6:30pm Christy Hays 5:30pm The Dark Matter Mystery Business After Hours 5:30pm Big The Big Sky Tonight 2 pm Red Tractor Pizza Bozeman Spirits Distillery 1 pm Taylor Planetarium Timberworks – Gallatin Gateway Taylor Planetarium Improv on the Verge 7 pm Brews & the Big Sky – The Challenge of Speaking Café Scientifique: Crossing the Bozeman Symphony – Season Verge Theater Homesteading in MT 5:30pm Out: #metoo 1 pm Species 6 pm Story Mansion Premiere w/ Judith Ingolfsson Jeff Tweedy 7:30pm The Rialto Museum of the Rockies Strand Student Union Building Holler N’ Pine 7 pm The Mint Cafe 2:30pm Willson Auditorium Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Rich Mayo 6 pm Kountry Korner Lazy Owl String Band 5:30 pm Todd Wilkinson and Rick Reese Craig Johnson American Legion – Bozeman Life Drawing 6 pm Center Bridger Brewing 7 pm Bozeman Public Library 3 pm Country Bookshelf Haufbrau Open Mic Night Claudia’s Mesa -The Lentil Jean Peterson Bridger Creek Boys Dan Henry 6 pm Outlaw Brewing 10 pm Haufbrau Table 6 pm Sola Café & Market 6 pm Country Bookshelf 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza The Dirt Farmers State of the Art Transportation Lang Termes Jimmie and Pete 6 pm Red Tractor Pizza 6 pm City Hall 6 pm Outlaw Brewing 7:30pm The Ellen Theatre Live Music with Josh Moore Country Bookshelf Book Club IoE Distinguished Visiting Random Acts of Improv 6 pm Bunkhouse Brewery 7 pm Country Bookshelf Lecturer-Dr. Paul West 7 pm 8 pm Verge Theater Lost Dog Street Band Ladies’ Night 7 pm Molly Brown Museum of the Rockies Brothers Gow 8 pm Filling Station 7 pm Filling Station Doug Smith 7 pm Library Ballot Issues Public Forum Chad Okrusch Arterial Drive Dave Provost 7 pm Murray Bar – 7 pm Bozeman Public Library 8 pm Murray Bar – Livingston 7 pm Bozeman Hot SPRINGD Weston Lewis 7 pm Red Tractor Trivia Night 8 pm Molly Brown Michael Charles & Swamp Dawg Weston Lewis Survivor of Virginia Tech mass KneeJürk 8 pm Eagles Bar 8:30pm The Rialto 7 pm Norris Hot Springs shooting: speaker 7 pm Strand Dustbowl Revival/ Hawthorne Level 1 presents: ZIGZAG Gregory Alan Isakov with Student Union Building-SUB Roots 8:30pm The Rialto 8:30pm Emerson Center Joshua James The Dustbowl Revival Seepeoples 9 pm Zebra Lounge Sunrise Karaoke – Eagles 7 pm The Wilma – Missoula 8:30pm Top Hat – Missoula Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm 19th Hole 9 pm Eagles Bar Haufbrau Open Mic Night Sunrise Karaoke – Bar IX Haufbrau Open Mic Night Genocide Pact 10 pm Haufbrau 9 pm Bar IX 10 pm Haufbrau 9 pm Eagles UPSTAIRS U-Pick Flowers Polar Obsession 9 am Leadership Mentoring Into the Arctic 9 am Business Before Hours 8 am Strike Farms Museum of the Rockies Series 3 pm Baxter Museum of the Rockies 7:30am 30 Polar Obsession 9 am 1 Into the Arctic 9 am 2 Free Pool at the Molly 3 Experience the Aurora 4 Hillcrest Senior Living Museum of the Rockies Museum of the Rockies Brown 3 pmMolly Brown & 3pm 11 am MOR Polar Obsession Into the Arctic 9 am Experience the Aurora – & 3pm Beer for a Cause 5 pm Katabatic Hollering Pine 5:30 pm 9 am Museum of the Rockies Museum of the Rockies 11 am Taylor Planetarium The Road Agents 5:30pm Bridger Brewing Into the Arctic 9 am MoRockies The Secret of the Cardboard Pints with Purpose Gallatin Bozeman Spirits Distillery Symposium5 pm MoR Into the Arctic 9 am MOR Rocket 10 amTaylor Planetarium River Task force Rich Mayo Tuning In to the Orchestra Books & Babies 10 am & Experience the Aurora – & 3pm 1 pm Bridger brewing 6 pm Kountry Korner Café 5:30pm Bozeman Public Library 1 pm Bozeman Public Library 11 am Taylor Planetarium 2018 Sip & SLAM w/ Carol Jonathan Richman Clint Anderson and Mike Gurzi Baby Bistro 11 am Library 6 pm Outlaw Brewing Brunch Live Music – Brice Ash Barmore 5 pmOutlaw Brewing 7 pm Filling Station Experience the Aurora – & 3pm `11 am Pine Creek Lodge The Travelin’ Kind Upstate Rubdown 11 am Taylor Planetarium Willy James 8 pm Filling Station The Dark Matter Mystery 7 pm Murray Bar – Livingston The Dark Matter Mystery 5 pm Murray Bar – Livingston Songwriters Guild 6 pm 4pm 1 pm Taylor Planetarium Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Bar IX 1 pm Taylor Planetarium Bluegrass Jam 5:30pm Katabatic Mountains The Big Sky Tonight Pint Night at Outlaw Brewing Free Pool at the Molly Brown Walking 3 pm Molly Brown 2 pm Taylor Planetarium 6 pm Outlaw Brewing Brewery October Club Meetup Jimmie and Pete Sunrise Karaoke – Legion 9 pm Author 6 pm Outlaw Brewing 3 pm The Ellen Theatre American Legion – Bozeman Chris La Author Event w/ Charlotte Walking Tour: Ghosts of Tray 6 pm Bozeman’s Past 4 pm Caldwell 6 pm Country Bookshelf Country Sunset Hills Cemetery Bookshelf Art on 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Live Scottish Music 5 pm Trivia Bridger Creek Boys

Townshend’s Boz.Teahouse Night 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza

Lazy Owl String Band 7 pm Headwaters Academy Speaker 6 pm Outlaw Brewing Pine Series w/ Google Maps Designer Live Music with The Back Forty Creek 7 pm Museum of the Rockies 4 6 pm Bunkhouse Brewery Lodge Pearl Django Modern Sons Sunrise 7:30pm Story Mansion `7 pm Bozeman Hot Springs Karaoke – Sam Weber

Tom Catmull 9 pm 8 pm Murray Bar – Livingston

`7 pm Norris Hot Springs The 19th Sunrise Karaoke – Eagles \

Open Mic Night `10 pm Haufbrau Hole 9 pm Eagles Bar Bridger Raptor Festival U-Pick Flowers at Polar Obsession 9 am The Dark Matter Into the Arctic 9 am Bridger Bowl Strike Farms! 8 am Museum of the Rockies Mystery 1 pm Museum of the Rockies 7 Polar Obsession 9 am 8 Strike Farms 9 Books & Babies 10 am 10 Taylor Planetarium 11 Books & Babies 10 am & Museum of the Rockies Polar Obsession 9 am & 1 pm Boz. Library READ to a Dog 4 pm 1 pm Bozeman Library Into the Arctic 9 am Museum of the Rockies Experience the Aurora – & 3pm Bozeman Public Library Baby Bistro 11 am Museum of the Rockies Into the Arctic 9 am 11 am Taylor Planetarium 2018 Sip & SLAM w/ Shayla Bozeman Public Library The Secret of the Cardboard Museum of the Rockies The Dark Matter Mystery Damm 5 pm MAP Brewing Experience the Aurora – & 3pm Rocket 10 am Taylor Planetarium Experience the Aurora 1 pm Taylor Planetarium 5K Brew Run Series 6 pm Bridger Season Pass Sale 3pm 11 am Taylor Planetarium Free Pool at the Molly Brown City of Bozeman 11 am Taylor Planetarium 10 am Bridger Bowl The Dark Matter Mystery 3 pm Molly Brown Matt Miller 6 pm Outlaw Brewing The Dark Matter Mystery 1 pm Experience the Aurora – & 3pm 1 pm Taylor Planetarium Beer for a Cause 5 pm John Scofield’s Combo 66 Taylor Planetarium 11 am Taylor Planetarium Marcedes Carroll 5 pm Katabatic Brewing Company 9PM 6:30pm The Rialto Free Pool at the Molly Brown Brunch Live Music – The Murray Bar – Livingston Hannah Cooper 5:30pm Trivia Night 7 pm Pine Creek 3 pm Molly Brown Travelin’ Kind 11 am Bluegrass Jam 5:30pm Bozeman Spirits Distillery The Lacs 8 pmThe Pub Station – Author Event with James Thull Pine Creek Lodge Katabatic Brewing Company Rich Mayo 6 pm Trivia Night 8 pm Molly Brown and Heather Hultman 6 pm The Dark Matter Mystery – & Tuesday Special :: Craft Beer Kountry Korner Café Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm19th Hole Country Bookshelf 4pm 1 pm Taylor Planetarium Sliders Bridger Brewing Life Drawing (18+) 6 pm Bridger Creek Boys BigSky Tonight 2 pm MoR Black Tiger Sex Machine, Emerson Center 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza The Lego Movie Subtronics, Lektrique 6 pm Norman Baker 6 pm 2 pm The Ellen Theatre The Pub Station – Billings MAP Brewing Frank Vignola & Vinny Raniolo Marcedes Carroll Open Mic w/ Bozeman Poetry Fundamentals of Successful 7:30pm The Ellen Theatre 6 pm Outlaw Brewing Collective 6:30pm Townshend’s Investing course 6:15pm MSU Great Falls Americans at Bridger Mountain Big Band Bozeman Teahouse Provost’s Distinguished Bozeman Icedogs 7:30pm 7 pm Eagles Bar – Bozeman Improv on the Verge Lecturer Series 7 pm Haynes Pavilion Paul Lee Kupfer 7 pm Verge Theater Museum of the Rockies Old Salt Union 8 pm Filling Station 7 pm Murray Bar – Livingston Shannon Weatherly Memorial Christy Hays 7 pm Murray Bar – The Ridgeway Collective 8 pm Houndmouth w/ Family Lecture Michael Glabicki of Rusted Murray Bar – Livingston 7 pm The Wilma- missoula 7 pm SUB Ballroom – MSU Root w/Dirk Miller 8:30pm Sunrise Karaoke – Eagles Lang Termes Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm The Rialto 9 pm Eagles Bar 7 pm Norris Hot Springs American Legion – Bozeman Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Bar IX GG e t YY o uu rr ee v e n t s oo nn t h e CC a l e n d a r !! e m a i l :: i n f o @@ BB o ZZ o n e .. C o m ( $ 2 5 p e r l i s t i n G f o r n o n - a d v e r t i s e r s ) o r CC a l l 44 00 6 -- 5 8 6 - 6 7 3 0 IF IT'S HAPPENING... IT’S IN THE BO THE IN IT’S HAPPENING... IT'S IF Friday Saturday BO THE IN IT’S HAPPENING... IT'S IF

U-Pick Flowers at Strike Farms! Bobcat Triathlon 9 am Hosaeus Center 8 am Strike Farms 8th Annual Opera Run 9 am Lindley Park 21 Read Sing Play! Storytime – & 22 Smithsonian Museum Day at MOR 10:15am Bozeman Public Library 9 am Museum of the Rockies The Dark Matter Mystery 11 am 1 & Polar Obsession 9 am Museum of the Rockies 3 pm Taylor Planetarium Books & Babies Saturday 10 am Bozeman Library 2018 Bobcat Triathlon Experience the Aurora 3pm 11 am Planetarium 1 pm Hosaeus Fitness Center Yoga w/ Ellie Zignego 11 am Outlaw Brewing Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm Season Closing Party – Dave Walker H. S. Gilbert Brewery – Virginia City 12 pm Bale of Hay Saloon – Virginia City An Evening of Art in Ennis 5 pm City of Ennis Dark Matter Mystery 4pm 1 pm Taylor Planetarium Claudia Williams 5:30pm Kountry Korner Café Into the Arctic II – Screening w/ Cory Trépanier \ Sydney Burnham 6 pm Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot 1:30pm MSU Procrastinator Theater Author Event with Molly Hashimoto The Big Sky Tonight 2 pm Taylor Planetarium 6 pm Country Bookshelf Taproom Oktoberfest 2 pm Bozeman Taproom The Lucky Valentines 6 pm Silly Moose Comedy Improv 3 pm Verge Theater Uncorked Wine & Cheese Bar – Livingston Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery REI presents: FAR OUT Dominion 4:30pm The Ellen Theatre 6:30pm Emerson Center Bob Britten 5:30pm Kountry Korner Café Tom Georges 6:30pm Baxter Hotel Jeff Carroll 5:30pm Katabatic Brewing Company Jazz Night w/ Alex Robilotta Ag Works! Fundraiser 6 pm Columbia Club – Billings 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza Beer & Cupcake Pairing 6 pm Bunkhouse Brewery Aaron Banfield 7 pm Norris Hot Springs Dos Mayos 6:30pm Baxter Hotel Computer & Biology Pioneers to be honored Sock Hop w/ SwingCats 7 pm MSU Romney Gym at MSU 7 pm SUB Ballroom – MSU Gregory Alan Isakov w/ Joshua James Monroe Crossing w/ The Special Consensus 7 pm Emerson Center 7:30pm The Ellen Theatre Wind and the Willows 7 pm Norris Hot Springs The Gun Show 8 pm Verge Theater BoZambique 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza Tsunami Funk 9 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon Bozeman Symphony w/ Judith Ingolfsson Diamond 9 pm Sacajawea Bar – Three Forks 7:30pm Willson Auditorium Seafoam Green 9 pm Live From The Divide Open Road Kirtan at Your Yoga 7:30pm Your Yoga Groovewax 9 pm JR’s Lounge & Casino The Gun Show 8 pm Verge Theater STiLGONE 9 pm Zebra Lounge Tsunami Funk 9 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon REI presents: FAR OUT 9 pm Emerson Center Aima Moses & NDKA 9 pm Zebra Lounge Daniel Kosel 9 pm Eagles Bar Groovewax 9 pm JR’s Lounge & Casino Band of Drifters 9 pm Murray Bar – Livingston Exit 288 9 pm Sacajawea Bar – Three Forks Young Hunter, Scavenger, Kannabyss Daniel Kosel 9 pm Eagles Bar 9:30pm Eagles Lodge Ballroom Denny & The Resonators Kuinka 9:30pm Top Hat – Missoula 9 pm Murray Bar – Livingston One Year Anniversary! Mtns Walking Into the Arctic 9 am Museum of the Rockies MSU Business College Golf Bozeman Winter Farmers’ Market 28 Tounament 9 am Riverside Country 29 9 am Emerson Center Polar Obsession 9 am Mo Rockies 13th Annual Raw Deal Run Into the Arctic 9 am Museum of the Rockies 10 am McLeod, MT Read Sing Play! Storytime 11:15am Farmstand & U-Pick Flowers 10 am Strike Farms 10:15am Bozeman Public Library Books & Babies Saturday 10 am Boz Library Experience the Aurora – & 3pm The Secret of the Cardboard Rocket 1 11 am Taylor Planetarium 0 am Taylor Planetarium The Dark Matter Mystery 1 pm Planetarium MSU Homecoming Parade 10 am Downtown SWMMBA Westlake Dirt Jump Jam Experience the Aurora – & 3pm 11 am Planetarium 5 pm Westlake Park The Dark Matter Mystery – & 4pm 1 pm Planetarium Art Walks 5:30pm Downtown Livingston MSU Bobcat Football vs Eastern Washington Harvest Celebration 5:30pm Chico Hot Springs 1 pm MSU Bobcat Stadium Claudia Williams 5:30pm Kountry Korner Café The Big Sky Tonight 2 pm Taylor Planetarium The Traveling School’s Passport Party Bob Britten 5:30pm Kountry Korner Café 6 pm The Rialto Tom Susanj 5:30pm Katabatic Brewing Company Open Mic Night with Bozeman Poetry Tom Garnsey 6:30pm Baxter Hotel Z Collective 6 pm Country Bookshelf Balboa Swing Dance 7 pm Townshend’s Teahouse Z Kenny Diamond 6 pm Corx Wine & Cheese Hairball 7 pm The Pub Station – Billings

Christy Hays 6 pm Uncorked Wine Tom Kirwan 7 pm Norris Hot Springs ONE ONE Jim Averitt & Chelsea Hunt 6:30pm Baxter Lang Termes 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza Jazz Night w/ Alex Robilotta 7 pm Red Tractor Paul Boruff 7 pm Elling House – Virginia City Joseph Running Crane 7 pm Norris Hot Spr. Jimmie and Pete 7:30pm The Ellen Theatre Jimmie and Pete 7:30pm The Ellen Theatre Bozeman Folklore Contra Dance w/ Da Skekklers \ Tango Dance 7:30pm Townshend’s Teahouse 7:30pm Bozeman Senior Center Helena Bighorns at Bozeman Icedogs – Chuck Suchy 7:30pm Story Mansion Home Opener 7:30pm Haynes Pavilion Matt Andersen 8 pm Filling Station Random Acts of Improv 8 pm Verge Theater Random Acts of Improv 8 pm Verge Theater

Sam Morrow 8 pm Live From The Divide • Milton Menasco & The Big Fiasco • Milton Menasco & The Big Fiasco 9 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon Since 1993 Since

9 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon Bluebelly Junction 9 pm JR’s Lounge & Casino 1993 Since Sunrise Karaoke – SAC 9 pm Sacajawea Bar – MONTANA MONTANA MONTANA 9 pm Zebra Bluebelly Junction 9 pm JR’s Lounge & Casino Cabin Fever Band 9 pm Sacajawea Bar Annika Chambers 9 pm Zebra Lounge The Poison Lovers 9 pm Eagles Bar The Poison Lovers 9 pm Eagles Bar Jackson Holte & The Highway Patrol Hawthorne Roots 9 pm Murray BaR 9 pm Murray Bar – Livingston Polar Obsession Bridger Raptor Festival Bridger Bowl 9 am Museum of the Rockies Bozeman Color Me Fun 5K 5 Into the Arctic 6 9 am Gallatin Valley Mall 9 am Museum of the Rockies Polar Obsession 9 am MoRockies Read Sing Play! Storytime – & 11:15am Into the Arctic 9 am Museum of the Rockies 10:15am Bozeman Public Library Bozeman Winter Farmers’ Market 9 am Emerson Experience the Aurora – & 3pm Books & Babies Saturday 10 am Bozeman Library 11 am Taylor Planetarium Secret of the Cardboard Rocket 10 am Planetarium

The Dark Matter Mystery Beauty & Balance Expo 10 am Gallatin Valley Mall • • 1 pm Taylor Planetarium Elinor Swanson 10 am Rockford Coffee Claudia Williams 5:30pm Kountry Korner Café Bridger Season Pass Sale 10 am Bridger Bowl September 16 -October 13, 2018 13, -October 16 September Open Mic Night 6 pm Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot Experience the Aurora 3pm 11 am Planetarium 2018 13, -October 16 September Montana Manouche 6 pm The Dark Matter Mystery 4pm 1 pm Planetarium Uncorked Wine & Cheese Bar – Livingston Elinor Swanson 1 pm MSU – Jabs Hall Jim Averitt, Tom Murphy & Chelsea Hunt The Big Sky Tonight 2 pm Taylor Planetarium 6:30pm Baxter Hotel 2018 Sip & SLAM w/ Matt Suess 5 pm 406 Brewing Bridger Raptor Fest Keynote – Coffee, Bob Britten 5:30pm Kountry Korner Café Communities & Conservation 6:30pm Christy Hays 5:30pm Katabatic Brewing Company The Ellen Theatre Ashly Holland 6:30pm Baxter Hotel Jazz Night w/ Alex Robilotta 7 pm Free Swing Dance 7 pm MSU Romney Gymnasium Red Tractor Pizza Dan Henry 7 pm Norris Hot Springs Wolf and the Moons 7 pm Norris Hot Springs History After Dark: Ghosts of Bozeman’s Past & History After Dark: Ghosts of Bozeman’s 7:30 7 pm Townshend’s Bozeman Teahouse Past & 7:30 7 pm Bozeman Symphony presents: Marika Bournaki Townshend’s Bozeman Teahouse 7:30pm MSU Reynolds Recital Hall Walking the Spiritual Path: Awakening, Bill Staines 7:30pm Story Mansion Integration and Engagement in Buddhist Stupid Fucking Bird 8 pm Verge Theater Practice 7 pm Bozeman Dharma Center A Night of Comedy w/ Gary Vider 8 pm The Ellen Stupid Fucking Bird 8 pm Verge Theater The Fossils 9 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon The Fossils 9 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon Hillstomp 9 pm Filling Station Diamond 9 pm Sacajawea Bar – Three Forks Ty Stevenson 9 pm Sacajawea Bar – Three Forks Swamp Dawg 9 pm Murray Bar – Livingston The Pine Hearts 9 pm Murray Bar – Livingston

Polar Obsession Into the Arctic 9 am Museum of the Rockies 9 am Museum of the Rockies Polar Obsession 9 am Mo Rockies 12 Into the Arctic 13 The Compassion Project 9 am `9 am Museum of the Rockies The Health Collective Read Sing Play! Storytime – & 11:15am Books & Babies Saturday 10 am Library `10:15am Bozeman Public Library Secret of the Cardboard Rocket 10 am Planetarium Experience the Aurora – & 3pm 11 am Alpaca Open House 11 am Alpacas of Montana Taylor Planetarium Experience the Aurora – & 3pm The Dark Matter Mystery 1 pm Planetarium 11 am Taylor Planetarium Claudia Williams 5:30pm Kountry Korner Café Yoga w/ Ellie Zignego 11 am Outlaw Brewing Kennedy Richards 6 pm Wild Joe*s Coffee The Dark Matter Mystery – & 4pm Big Sky Gypsy Jazz Festival 6 pm 1 pm Taylor Planetarium Babcock Theatre – Billings The Big Sky Tonight 2 pm Taylor Planetarium Tom Georges 6:30pm Baxter Hotel MSU Bobcat Football vs Idaho Jazz Night w/ Alex Robilotta 2 pm MSU Bobcat Stadium 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza 12th Annual Cardboard Box City 4:30pm The Pirates of Penzance Bogert Park 7 pm Willson Auditorium Bob Britten 5:30pm Kountry Korner Café Aran Buzzas 7 pm Norris Hot Springs Small Town Darlings 5:30pm Katabatic Brewing Co. Tango Dance 7:30pm Rik James 6:30pm Baxter Hotel Townshend’s Bozeman Teahouse Christy Hays 7 pm Norris Hot Springs My Big Fat Greek Wedding 7:30pm The Ellen James Hill 7:30pm The Ellen Theatre Helena Bighorns at Bozeman Icedogs Stupid Fucking Bird 8 pm Verge Theater 7:30pm Haynes Pavilion Bozeman Folklore Dance Party w/ Hypergolic Stupid Fucking Bird 8 pm Verge Theater 8 pm Gallatin Labor Temple El Wencho 9 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon Thriftworks 8:30pm The Rialto Sunrise Karaoke – SAC El Wencho 9 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon 9 pm Sacajawea Bar – Three Forks Sugar Daddies 9 pm Sacajawea Bar – Three Forks Pinky and the Floyd (Benefit) 9 pm The Rialto Tom Catmull’s Last Resort The Well 9 pm Murray Bar – Livingston 9 pm Murray Bar – Livingston GG e t YY o uu rr ee v e n t s oo nn t h e CC a l e n d a r !! e m a i l :: i n f o @@ BB o ZZ o n e .. C o m ( $ 2 5 p e r l i s t i n G f o r n o n - a d v e r t i s e r s ) o r CC a l l 44 00 6 -- 5 8 6 - 6 7 3 0 Page 6a • The BoZone • SePTemBer 15, 2018

Real talk about guns, Random Acts & more on Verge stage Verge Theater continues its Saturdays, through September 22nd Improv on the Verge is back September 24th and October 8th. classes for kids, teens and adults! brand new, (sure to be spectacular) at 8pm. Tickets are $14 in advance, with another season of hilarious All shows start at 7pm. Ages 17+. There are a couple of offerings for 25th season with some fantastic per- or $16 at the door. Monday night shows headed your And for some Improv for the kids grades K-5 – Comedy Improv formances! Here’s a look at what’s Following at the end of the way. With a mixture of short-form whole family, bring the kids to Silly and Musical Theater. And Verge’s happening in the coming weeks. month, for one hilarious weekend games (like you see on the popular tv Moose Comedy Improv Hour first Teen Theater show of the On the Main Stage in only, is Random Acts of Improv. show Whose Line is It Anyway?) and on Saturdays throughout the season. season is Emma! A Pop Musical by September, Will Dickerson directs You’ll be glued to your seat as you long-form stories, everything you see Join Silly the Moose and his gang of Eric Price. Directed by the Mark Kuntz in The Gun Show. watch the Bozeman Improverts defy on stage is created on the spot using wacky improvisers as they entertain incomparable Mark Kuntz, teens Join for a moving one-man will be involved in all aspects of pro- show on one of America’s ducing and performing a musical. most divisive subjects. It’s a lot of fun for creative teens! Author E.M. Lewis invites Verge also have several opportunities us into her history with for adults to learn some stagecraft. guns through a series of Whether you take an Improv Class stories from her life. with one of the high-energy teach- “Like a lot of people, ers, or delve into an acting class with I’ve had a variety of experi- stage favorite Jesse Lagos, or investi- ences with guns and am gate character creation through a conflicted about guns. This Stephanie Campbell-led Mask is not a far right or a far left Exploration, you will not be disap- play. This is a grappling pointed! There is too much info on with guns in American all of these offerings to fit here so... society, and trying to figure out if death and create a long form, audience suggestions. With crowd and delight kids of all ages. Visit www.vergetheater.com there’s some way to come to terms improvised play-like performance favorites, the Bozeman Improverts Upcoming shows are set for for reservations and further informa- with their presence, or some way in right before your very eyes. Starting AND some new faces, you won’t September 22nd and October 20th tion about these productions, educa- which we can make them a little bit with only a suggestion from the want to miss the best way to start at 3pm. Advance tickets are $7, or tional offerings, and the entire 2018- more safe for us. It’s not an all-or- audience, the Improverts will mold your week. Come get cheap thrills $9 at the door. 19 season! Advance tickets are also nothing proposition.” – E.M. Lewis that topic into a one of a kind story for your laugh hole with advanced The Education wing of Verge available in store at Cactus Records. Following the play will be a that’s reasonably solid, relatively tickets for only $7, or $9 at the door. Theater is incredibly active at the See you at “The Little Black Box on community dialogue that opens with cohesive, mostly complete, and Upcoming shows are set for opening of this season. Verge offers the Edge (of Bozeman)!” • what seems a simple question, but genuinely HILARIOUS! Random up to this point has not been: Can Acts of Improv runs Thursday through we have a conversation about this? Saturday, September 27th–29th at Verge Theater is presenting E.M. 8pm. Tickets are $7 in advance, or Lewis’ The Gun Show on Fridays and $9 at the door. Ellen events: film screenings, bluegrass & return of Jimmie and Pete Soon to be given the renovation On Thursday, September 20th, attempt to shed light on current Literary contraband on treatment, Downtown Bozeman’s Montana State University will large production farming practices, Ellen Theatre is your source for present the 10x10 Innovation using current drone and undercover some of the area’s best big screen Road Show. This FREE event photography, Dominion seeks to topic with MAP Pint Night entertainment and stage perform- features ten-minute presentations expose these farm practices and Banned Books Week is an annu- Facebook. ances. The space also houses some from top faculty, discussing topics allow the public to view how their al event celebrating the freedom to The First Amendment to the great musical acts, both local and from American literature and meat is produced. The film read and the importance of the United States Constitution those coming through town. mathematics to space travel and illustrates common farm practices First Amendment. As part of the guarantees all individuals the right Here’s a look at what’s happening gene editing. Doors open at 5:30pm, used in Australia and the United week’s activities, ACLU Montana, to express their ideas without gov- downtown. with talks beginning at 6pm. States, aiming to present the facts Bozeman Public Library, Country ernmental interference, and to read On Saturday, September 15th at Friday, September 21st is about the ways animals are used and Bookshelf and MSU Library have and listen to the ideas of others. 8pm, it’s sizzling music with Max Bluegrass Night at The Ellen! treated. partnered to host Banned Books The Freedom to Read Foundation Hatt / Edda Glass! The group’s Carnegie Hall veterans Monroe A diverse panel of experts Trivia Night on Monday, was established to promote and award-winning Jazz Americana and Crossing team up with Grammy- including journalists, authors, September 24th at MAP Brewing defend this right; to foster libraries Brazilian Bossa Nova has “an nominated group The Special educators and those with first hand Co., located at 510 Manley Rd. on as institutions wherein every indi- incomparable spook” (Nashville Scene) Consensus for a unique concert experience regarding the effects of the edge of Bozeman. vidual’s First Amendment freedoms and “a that is slaughterhouses on the surrounding The FREE event is part of are fulfilled; and to support the right unique so communities will offer a panel MAP’s Community Pint Night – of libraries to include in their col- sound” (Larry much discussion after the film. .50¢ from each beer sold will be lections and make available any Groce of more Need a good laugh? Following a donated to the Freedom to Read work which they may legally NPR). As than a successful run in Billings last month, Foundation. Kent Davis, writer, acquire. heard on tribute Jimmie and Pete returns to The actor, and Montana State University Founded in 1969, the Freedom to NPR to their Ellen stage September 27th–30th. Honors College faculty member, Read Foundation was the American Mountain blue- The hit comedy, written and will emcee the event. Library Association’s response to its Stage, NYC’s grass directed by John Ludin, delivers a Individuals and teams of up to members’ interest in having Lincoln roots. solid whack to the funny bone! four people may compete and prizes adequate means to support and Center, DC’s will be awarded. All participants are defend librarians whose positions are Kennedy encouraged to come up with a team jeopardized because of their Center, and name and costumes. There will be a resistance to abridgments of the Wilco’s Solid prize for best spirit! Registration First Amendment; and to set legal Sound opens at 5:30pm and trivia begins at precedent for the freedom to read Festival. They 6:15pm. For more information, on behalf of all the people. Learn will be joined please find the event page on more at www.ftrf.org. • by Seattle bass virtuoso Clipper Anderson. Tickets are Tickets are $27. $18.50. The music Make it a family movie day with begins at Willy Wonka and the Chocolate 7:30pm. Factory on Sunday, September A FREE film 16th at 2pm. In the 1971 classic, a screening of sweet boy from a poor family independent dreams of finding one of five golden Aussie documen- tickets hidden inside chocolate bar tary Dominion wrappers which will admit him to and panel the eccentric and reclusive Willy discussion will take place Saturday, Three generations of nine wildly Wonka’s (Gene Wilder) magical September 22nd beginning diverse souls collide as they search factory. One after another, tickets at 4:30pm. for the answer to life’s most basic are discovered by ghastly children – Montana and many surrounding question: Is it possible to find true but will the lad find the last states have a strong history of farm love and still maintain one’s sanity? remaining one and have all his and ranch production, but the Tickets are $18.50. Performances dreams come true? Willy Wonka is current factory farm/multi-species are set for Sept. 27th, 28th, and rated G with a runtime of 1 hour, slaughterhouse practices offer little 29th at 7:30pm, as well as a Sept. 29 minutes. Tickets are only $2 at similarity to how our food system 30th matinee at 3pm. the door! operated a generation ago. In an Looking ahead, stand-up comedian Gary Vider makes a Bozeman stop at The Ellen on Saturday, October 6th at 8pm. A regular performer in New York, Vider is regarded as one of the best joke writers – and knows this for a fact because after each of his shows he asks the audience and doesn’t let them leave until they all agree. Vider made his TV stand-up debut in 2014 on TBS’ Conan. In 2015, he went all the way to the finals on NBC’s America’s Got Talent. His other TV appearances include AXS TV Gotham Live, and Comics Unleashed with Byron Allen. Gary has been a guest on SiriusXM’s The Jay Thomas Show, The Sam Roberts Show, and Bennington Show. All seats are $21. Wine, beer, and other refreshments will be sold in the lobby one hour before all showtimes. Ticketing and further information about these and other upcoming events is avail- able at theellentheatre.org. For additional inquiries, call (406) 585-5885. •

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Movie Lovers BFS titles spotlight SNL breakout, world ------of competitive jigsaw puzzling It’s time for a hard truth: On Wednesday, September 19th friend” – and she sparked to the exclusively with the needs and wants at 7:30pm, Bozeman Film Society idea to make a film about Radner of her husband Louie and sons Jurassic World: Fallen presents Gilda Radner profile Love, when she volunteered at one of the Ziggy and Gabe, Agnes has found Gilda at The Ellen Theatre. many Gilda’s Clubs founded in her something that she wants to do. Kingdom is really bad God bless Gilda Radner for memory by her husband Gene Stepping out of her domestic bub- having the foresight to know that Wilder. The result is an authorized ble to pursue her new hobby, Agnes by Joseph Shelton thunder lizards. So when she finds people wanted to know her. In Lisa approach that leaves something to meets Robert (Khan), a wealthy, In these fraught times of fake out that a volcano is going to D’Apolito’s intimate new be desired, but nevertheless reclusive inventor who immediately news and other humbug, in which destroy the dinos (but why did documentary, it’s the late, beloved succeeds as a tribute to an iconic recognizes her talent and recruits the truth seems to be losing its they build the park on a comedian and original Saturday Night entertainer. Not Rated, Love, Gilda her as his partner for an upcoming currency volcano?), she world jig- verisimilitude no quickly attempts saw tour- longer equates to recruit her ex, nament. verity, there are not-quite- Each day certain things Indiana Jones she spends that must be said. (Chris Pratt). out in the And, more than Then they world, said, taken to recruit some puzzling heart. There are other forgettable and con- some balloons of types and they versing falsehood that all head off to with must be popped the island for Robert, by the incisive about a half takes pin of hard, hour, rescue Agnes gleaming truth. some dinosaurs, further So here goes: Jurassic and then end up in the mansion along on World: Fallen Kingdom sucks. of a sickly British billionaire who the road It doesn’t just suck, it really, is, ostensibly, sensitive to the to a new really sucks. plight of the dinosaur. under- Just because it made over a Once all the characters and standing of herself and her strengths. With that under- standing Live breakout star who gets to tell runs 86 minutes. come new insights and an her own story. Aided by a trove of “A celebration of a performer assertiveness that finds her speaking diary-style audio tapes that serve as who revolutionized comedy and out on her own behalf and pushing voiceover narration and reams of inspired future generation.” back against the assumptions and handwritten pages, the woman – The Patriot Ledger routines that have until now defined behind Roseanne Roseannadanna Following Wednesday, October her role in her family. Ultimately, and Emily Litella opens up about 3rd, Marc Turtletaub directs Kelly Agnes will decide for herself what the good, the bad, and the ugly. Macdonald and Irrfan Khan in comes next. Rated R, Puzzle runs 94 By no means a vanity project – Puzzle. The film screens at The minutes and also stars David Radner’s diaries are as clear-eyed as Ellen at 7pm. Denman, Bubba Weiler, Austin billion dollars doesn’t make it a the dinosaurs converge in the anything when it comes to her Puzzle is a closely observed Abrams, and Liv Hewson. good film, although it might make mansion it all turns into struggles involving fame, portrait of Agnes (Macdonald), who “This is the competitive it a wise investment for the something a gothic horror film relationships, and her health – Love, has reached her early 40s without jigsaw puzzle drama you’ve been studios. Like so many other where velociraptors haunt the Gilda offers the kind of keen ever venturing far from home, waiting for.” franchises entries, Fallen Kingdom is corridors rather than ghosts, personal insight that few family or the tight-knit immigrant – The Washington Post an increasingly desperate rehash which sounds fun on paper but documentaries can pull off. community in which she was raised Bozeman Film Society seeks out of material done much better becomes tiresome quickly, D’Apolito directed the film with by her widowed father. That begins and presents independent films decades ago. While the first especially when almost every the full support of Radner’s estate – to change in a quietly dramatic which engage, entertain, and foster Jurassic World was improbable character interaction is when she introduced the film at fashion when Agnes receives a an understanding of the world enough, plot-wise, bringing a dull profoundly stupid. The script feels New York City’s Beacon Theatre, jigsaw puzzle as a birthday gift and community around us. Visit assortment of feckless dinosaur- as if it was written by a deranged where it kicked off the Tribeca Film experiences the heady thrill of not www.bozemanfilmsociety.org bait to the island for the grand 12 year old on a sugar high, given Festival as the Opening Night only doing something she enjoys, for film previews, pricing and re-opening of the park, its sequel a cursory glance by some cynical, selection, she even referred to but being very, very good at it. ticketing information – and “Keep has even less plot. This time our cigar-chomping executive, and Gilda’s brother Michael as her “best After years of concerning herself ‘Em Flickering!” • crew of talented actors in then rushed into production. thankless rolls is going back to It smacks, more than vaguely, the island to, sigh, rescue the of contempt for the viewer: it dinosaurs. seems to think we’ll watch Somehow, in the interim anything. But prove them wrong! between the first and second DON’T watch Jurassic World: Survivor of Virginia Tech mass shooting entries of the Jurassic World, Claire Fallen Kingdom. Dearing (Bryce Dallas Howard) Actually, scratch that, rent it to speak at MSU has become some sort of dinosaur early and often at your friendly rights activist. She’s started some local Movie Lovers. Just see that From MSU News Service technology communication platform trained school resource officers, sort of non-profit for their benefit, you don’t enjoy it. A woman who survived being for sharing safety-related university administrators, fire and at which a variety of nattily- Movie Lovers is Bozeman’s independent shot three times during the 2007 information. The platform is used emergency managers, FEMA, the dressed twenty-somethings bustle movie rental store with hundreds of titles you mass shooting at Virginia Tech will by more than 100 college campuses, FBI and private corporations. She is around in the the important won’t find on streaming services. They’re speak about her experience and as well as corporations and hospitals. a member of the Association of business of advocating for the located at 200 S 23rd Ave. • about gun violence prevention Anderson has delivered training Threat Assessment Professionals and during a September visit to graduated Montana State University. from Virginia Kristina Anderson will Tech with a deliver “Safety is Personal: bachelor’s Lessons Learned as a Survivor degree in of the Virginia Tech Tragedy,” international at 7pm, Tuesday, September 25th, studies. in MSU’s Strand Union Building Anderson’s Ballrooms. The event is free and visit to MSU open to the public. is being During her talk, Anderson plans coordinated to share a candid, first-hand by University account of her personal experience, Police and the her journey toward recovery and Office of the her mission to educate others in Dean of how to take personal accountability Students. to create active threat response Additional plans. She will also discuss how to university communicate the importance of sponsors violence prevention within society’s to numerous law enforcement and include the MSU Parent’s Fund institutions of learning and other government agencies, as well as and MSU Fraternity and communities. During the 2007 schools and workplaces. She has Sorority Life. • shooting at Virginia Tech where Anderson was critically injured, a gunman killed 32 people and injured 17 others. “This event is an incredible opportunity to hear Ms. Anderson share her powerful story of survival,” said Steven Doner, captain with MSU University Police. “It’s also an important way to come together as a community to consider what we can and should be doing to prevent shootings from occurring in the first place.” Anderson – an international advocate in the fields of bystander intervention, active shooter response and violence prevention within schools, work places and public spaces – is founder of the Koshka Foundation for Safe Schools. The non-profit provides training on the prevention of school and workplace violence, education on active shooter preparedness and consultation on post-crisis recovery. Anderson travels extensively across the U.S. and Canada to discuss the importance of preparedness and joint training between citizens, educators, law enforcement, emergency managers and first responders. Anderson is also co-founder of LiveSafe, a mobile Tell ’em, “I Saw It In The BoZone!” ––– The BoZone Entertainment Calendar • www.bozone.com • 406-586-6730 • Volume 25, Number 18 - September 15, 2018 • page 7A Across 45 “Parks and Recreation” 10 Rowboat pair 50 Lilly of pharmaceuticals “TL;DR”– some short versions. 1 Playground marble character Andy 11 “Mr. Robot” network 51 Penalized, monetarily Crossword Sponsored By: www.BoZone.com 6 “Stay With Me” singer 48 Joan of Arc, e.g., for short 12 Tiny drink 52 Knighted vacuum cleaner Smith 49 Ruling official 13 Feature of a Mariner’s cap inventor 9 Point-and-click tool 52 Word with Plaines or 19 Blasting stuff 54 They offer immunity on 14 Late-night TBS show Moines 21 Fall-blooming flowers “Survivor” 15 Bank offering, for short 53 Niihau necklace 25 2012 Affleck thriller 55 Highly proper 16 “Champagne Supernova” 55 Like a government wonk, 26 Bearing 56 Wrestler John of band say 27 Donkey relative countless memes 17 Storage place 58 They may be receding 29 “___ the best of times ...” 57 “Peter Pan” dog 18 Does some present 61 1990s cardio fad 31 Word before longlegs or 58 Took in preparation 62 For some reason it’s Yankee 59 King Kong, for instance 20 New pilot’s achievements National Soft Pretzel Month 33 1940s-’50s jazz style 60 Vexation 22 Wed. preceder 63 “Ambient 1: Music for 34 Strange sighting 23 “Inglourious Basterds” org. 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An Evening of Jazz w/ Jeni Fleming & Co. at Squire House Downtown Bozeman’s Squire House, Bob Bowman, a native Kansan, learned to visited when he was five years old, enjoying located within the Element hotel on play the piano and clarinet before taking up playing music and the beautiful country year- Mendenhall, will host a very special evening of the bass at twelve. He won a scholarship to the round. He travels back to the Midwest every jazz on Sunday, September 16th. The Stan Kenton Jazz Clinic as a high school two to three months to perform and record. performance will feature vocalist Jeni freshman, followed by study at North Texas “Very deep jazz history and great musicians in Fleming, bassist Bob Bowman, and Kansas State University. In 1976, he joined the famous Kansas City that keep me coming back,” City keyboardist Matt Villinger. Seating for Thad Jones/Mel Lewis Orchestra, touring and Bowman says. concert and dinner begins around 6pm, with recording several albums, including the Finally, after seven albums and many music to follow at 7pm. (Diners get the best Grammy award-winning Live in Munich. cross-country tours, Jeni Fleming has fast seats!) Will-call tickets are $25 and available at Bowman continued his performing and become one of the West’s most sought-after www.eventbrite.com. Advance tickets are recording career by joining the Toshiko musicians, bringing a breathtaking originality also available at the venue, located at 25 E Akiyoshi-Lew Tabakin Big Band in Los to some of the best music of the American Mendenhall in Bozeman. Angeles in 1979. He recorded numerous songbook. From classic jazz standards by com- Born and raised in St. Louis, Matt Villinger albums as a member of the band, many of posers like Gershwin, Cole Porter and Jobim, received his Undergraduate and Masters in which were also nominated for Grammys. He to re-arranged pop hits by Cyndi Lauper, The Jazz Performance from Southern Illinois also had long musical relationships with Grateful Dead, or The Beatles, Fleming defies University of Edwardsville. He’s worked with pianists, composers and arrangers Dan Haerle easy classification simply saying in defense “a greats including Reggie Thomas, Peter Martin, and Frank Mantooth. Bowman has toured and good song is a good song.” Her signature you’re both whipped and exhilarated, you’ve Adam Maness, and Peter Schlamb, among recorded with many artists including the ballads drip with so much emotion that an wiped your eyes, yet your cheeks hurt from all others. Villinger currently resides in Kansas legendary Carmen McRae, Pat Coil, Freddie audience member suggested adding Kleenex the grinning.” With every performance, the City leading his own groups as well as playing Hubbard, Bud Shank, Karrin Allyson and boxes on each chair in her tech rider. Big Sky songs and stories of Jeni Fleming is winning in Electric Tinks and other sideman projects. more. He now lives in Montana where he first Journal commented, “an evening of this and the hearts of audiences from coast to coast. •

Prospera events: hike for business Paradise Valley artist exhibits new savvy, customer service seminar work at Livingston’s Green Door Prospera Business Network and the members and $30 for non-members. Green Door Gallery will host an artist serve as inspiration and material for her art. Montana Women’s Business Center will Finally, the next in the 2018 Leadership reception with Traci Isaly for her exhibit Through art she tells stories. present the next Women-Owned Business Mentoring Series will feature Jessica “Living in Paradise” during the final The Synergigi-designed Green Door HIKE on Thursday, September 20th from Dehn, founder of the Dino Drop-In childcare Livingston Art Walk on Friday, September Gallery can be found just above Wheatgrass 9–11am. This late summer edition of the centers, on Tuesday, October 2nd at the 28th from 5:30–8pm. Join in for an evening Saloon, a cold-press juice bar and popular business tour series will feature Baxter Hotel from 3–5pm. An evening with the artist and the chance to view her eco-boutique in historic Downtown Courtney Foster of Referred Realty and Kelly networking social will follow. new work. Livingston. Green Door celebrates the work of Ramirez, Prismatic Growth Marketing. This is The Leadership Mentoring Series presents Isaly has been pursuing a mixed-media local and regional artists and presents a cultur- a terrific opportunity to make connections and features successful women entrepreneurs’ approach to the creation of within the Prospera community in an a-typical stories of success and challenges. No speeches, archetypal figures for 14 setting. Tour participants will meet at the M no PowerPoints, no handouts. Just genuine, years. It is an inexhaustible trailhead off Bridger Canyon Road. This is a raw stories. Sessions are moderated by Ris medium. This year she has FREE event but preregistration is required. Higgins, owner of Leadership Outfitters and decided to focus her attention Business seminar “Today’s Customer longtime mentor to women entrepreneurs. Join on Paradise Valley and the Service: The Difference YOU Make!” as featured guests share their advice and surrounding area, rich in follows on Thursday, September 27th from encouragement with our community of culture, characters, and wild 9–11am. The morning gathering will feature women entrepreneurs. creatures of both the human presenter BB Webb of Arriving with BB Registration for this afternoon event is $25 and non-human sort. Mixing Webb, LLC, a business coaching and training for Prospera members and $35 for non-mem- it up, she has created a organization. bers. Admission includes heavy hors d’oeuvres collection of archetypal fig- Five things participants will learn: at The Baxter. The evening networking social ures that reflect, in her minds – Discover How Your Brand Impacts will take place at Taco del Sol, located at 35 eye, where she lives, dreams Customer Service W Main St. in Downtown Bozeman. and works to make the world – Engage Your Team in Embracing Your Registration and further information about a better place to be. Company Culture these and other upcoming events is available at Isaly is a true child of the – Differentiate Your Company From Your www.prosperabusinessnetwork.org. West. Born in Wyoming and Competition The Montana Women’s Business Center raised in a small town, she – The Way You Do ANYTHING is the (WBC) is focused on providing confidential and her siblings had access to Way You Do EVERYTHING business counseling and training services to wide-open spaces and – Learn How the ‘Little Things’ You Do in women entrepreneurs and is a critical resource mountainous vistas. Your Business Make the BIGGEST to those who are economically or socially Exploring the open spaces in Living in Paradise Difference! disadvantaged. The Montana WBC gives the outdoor arena of her childhood home left Class will be held at the Montana women the opportunity to excel in business an indelible mark on Isaly’s memory. She uses Manufacturing Extension Center (MMEC), and contributes to the growth of economies those memories and experiences as a guide in ally engaging experience for the viewer. The located at 2310 University Way, near the MSU throughout the state. Learn more at her creative expression. All the bits and pieces gallery is located at 120 N Main St. Learn campus. This event is $20 for Prospera www.montanawbc.org. • left behind when wild things live their lives more at www.wheatgrasssaloon.com. •

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Women’s Center lectures highlight #MeToo, sexual violence in Native America ReturningtotheMontanaState beginningat7pminSUBBallroom theintersectionof federalIndian currentlyteachesattheUniversity Students,Women’sFacultyCaucus, Universitycampusforanewseason, A.Thislecturewillgivethe lawandvictims’rights.Deerhasco- of Kansas.DeerisalsotheChief DiversityandInclusionStudent theMSUWomen’sCenterwillpres- audienceanopportunitytolearn authoredof fourtextbooksontribal JusticeforthePrairieIslandIndian Commons,President’sCommission entSackLunchSeminar#MeToo: aboutthecrisisof sexualviolencein law.HerlatestbookisThe Beginning CommunityCourtof Appeals. ontheStatusof UniversityWomen, The Challenge of Speaking Out NativeAmerica.Freeandopento and End of Rape: Confronting Sexual Thiseventisbroughttoyouby andtheHonorsCollege. onWednesday,September26th thepublic,doorsopenat6:45pm. Violence in Native America,whichhas theShannonWeatherlyMemorial FollowingWednesday,October fromnoon–1pminSUB168. Deer[Muscogee(Creek)Nation] receivedseveralawards.Herwork LectureFund,aswellasthe 10th,SackLunchSeminarWho Intheeraof #metooand hasworkedtoendviolenceagainst onviolenceagainstNativewomen followingMontanaStateUniversity are you Calling Queer? willtake #timesup,thestoriesof sexual womenforover25yearsandwas hasreceivednationalrecognition entities:TheWomen’sCenter, placefromnoon–1pminSUB168. violenceaboundinthemedia.For Inhonorof NationalComing decades,interpersonalviolencehas OutDay,apanelof QSAmembers, beenataboosubject,oftenonly MSU’sQueer/StraightAlliance spokenaboutbehindcloseddoors. studentorganization,willdiscuss Whiletherecanbegreatpowerand thecontinuedneedforrecognizing freedominspeakingoutaboutthese andcelebratingComingOutDay, issues,severalchallengesfor therealityof beingqueeratMSU, survivorsalsoaccompanythemove- waystojointhegroup,andsome ment.JoinAmberKing,Prevention greateventstheyhaveintheworks EducationSpecialistfortheMSU fortheFallsemester! VOICECenterforthisexploration TheMSUWomen’sCenterisa of thespectrumof experiencessur- departmentinthedivisionof rounding#metoo,includingadis- StudentSuccessandwascreatedto cussionof whichvoicesarebeing promotegreaterresponsivenessto heardandwhicharestillmissing. theneedsof universitywomen. OriginallysetforearlyApril,the Hoursof operationareMonday 2018ShannonWeatherlyMemorial throughFridayfrom9am–4pm LecturewilltakeplaceMonday, duringtheacademicyear,when October8th.Prominentfeminist https://blog.nativehope.org classesareinsession.Lecturesare author,professorandactivistSarah FREEandopentothepublic. Deer willpresent“Sovereignty of Formoreinformationabout the Soul: Confronting Sexual namedaMacArthurFellowin fromtheAmericanBarAssociation VOICECenter,Societyof theseandotherevents,visit Violence in Native America” 2014.Herscholarshipfocuseson andtheDepartmentof Justice.She AmericanIndianGraduate www.montana.edu/women.•

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Montana PBS announces Montana Ag Live guests for fall program From MSU News Service willdiscusslaborissuesaffecting MontanaPBShasannounced Montanaagriculture,in thescheduleof theagriculturalcall- additiontosharinginsightson inprogramMontana Ag Live for Montana’scurrenteconomy. thefallseason.Theprogramisin –Sunday,Sept.30th:Tom its25thyearof hostingpanels Woolf,bureauchief with composedof agriculturaland MontanaFish,Wildlifeand naturalresourceexpertswithMSU Parks,willtalkaboutthe Extension,theMontana impactsof aquaticinvasive AgriculturalExperimentStation speciesonMontana’s andMSU’sCollegeof Agriculture. agriculturalandnatural JackRiesselman,MSUCollege resourceeconomies. of Agriculture professoremeritus, –Sunday,Oct.7th:Anton andChrisSeifert,directorof edu- Bekkerman,associatedirector cationalservicesatMontanaPBS, of theMontanaAgricultural bothproduceMontana Ag Live.Every ExperimentStationandassoci- Sundayat6pmonMontanaPBS, ateprofessorof economics,will RiesselmanandSeifertbring discussresearchpertainingto togetherMSUfacultyguests,state theeconomicvalueof public agencies,growerrepresentatives researchanddevelopmentwith andMontanaproducerstopartici- theDepartmentof Research pateonpanelsaddressingpertinent CentersinMSU’sCollegeof topicsrelatedtoMontana AgricultureandMAES. agriculture,gardeningandnatural –Sunday,Oct.14th:Emily resourceindustries.Publicviewers Meccage,MSUExtensionfor- areinvitedtocallinwithquestions. agespecialistintheDepartment Theprogramairsforeightweeks of AnimalandRangeSciences, inthefalland10weeksinthe willdiscusshighlightsof forage springandrepeatsalmost productionandchallengesfarm- everySundaythroughoutthe ersandranchershaveinfeeding yearat11am. two-and-half millioncowsin “Theheartof MSU’sland- Montana. grantinstitutionistherelationship –Sunday,Oct.21st:MSU betweentheuniversityandthe President Waded Cruzado citizensof thestate,”Seifertsaid. willdiscussMSU’s125th “MontanaAgLiveisabridge anniversaryandtherole betweenthosewhohavequestions agriculturehasplayedinthe andthosewhohaveanswers.” university’shistory. ThefallMontanaAgLive –Sunday,Oct.28th:the programrunsthroughSunday, panel willdiscusspotato Oct.28th.Panelguestsforthefall productioninMontanawith seasoninclude: producersandresearchers,from –Sunday,Sept.16th:Tracy plantingtofrenchfries. Ross,equinefacilitymanagerand Formoreinformationon specialistintheDepartmentof MontanaAgLive,visit AnimalandRangeSciences,will www.montanapbs.org/pro- discusstipsontrainingponiesin grams/MontanaAgLive.• additiontosharingprogram updatesonMSU’sequine scienceprogram. –Sunday,Sept.27th: Wendy Stock,professorof economicsandco-chairof MSU’sInitiativefor RegulationandApplied EconomicAnalysisinthe Departmentof Agricultural EconomicsandEconomics, Page 2B • The ecoZone • SePTemBer 15, 2018

Locally produced documentary introduces viewers to Housing First Village Project In collaboration with the Human A Q&A portion will follow each of In May 2017, Resources Development Council the screenings. architecture graduate (HRDC) and St. James Episcopal The Housing First Village students and community Church, the Montana State Project is intended to provide volunteers began the University Schools of Architecture transformative housing to construction of a and Film & Photography have Bozeman’s chronically homeless. prototype tiny house in announced two FREE screening Targeted towards the homeless Cheever Hall at MSU events of its new documentary population that is most at risk, the under the supervision of short, Seeking Shelter: A project is based on a safe and architecture professors Housing First Solution. The film sustainable model designed to Ralph Johnson and Bill will give audiences a closer look into support successful reintegration into Clinton. Every step in the the Housing First Village Project, community living and permanent building process has been the result of a partnership among housing. The single-user “tiny” thoroughly documented HRDC, Reverend Connie homes or shelters would provide a by MFA students Jessica Campbell-Pearson and MSU. cost-effective way to address the Portuondo and Evangeline Following a 4pm groundbreaking growing issue of homelessness, while Koonce with the guidance and village where the residents feel volunteers building a Tiny House ceremony on campus, the first maintaining the autonomy and supervision of film professor Lucia protected, respected and connected. Prototype for the Housing First screening will take place Tuesday, dignity of the resident. Utilizing best Ricciardelli. By breaking down stereotypes Village with interviews of some September 18th at MSU’s practices from around the nation, Homelessness is an about homelessness, the of the project’s main players Procrastinatior Theater at 5pm. An this model is based on the “Housing unacceptable condition in a documentary film will hopefully discussing the beneficial impact of encore presentation of Seeking Shelter First” philosophy, which limits the country of our wealth. The help lower the walls of hatred and the initiative on the Bozeman will follow at the Emerson Center barriers to entry and provides documentary film that Portuondo, fear that so often lead to discrimi- community and, especially, on for the Arts & Culture on Thursday, supportive services to residents Koonce and Ricciardelli have nation, isolation and exclusion. Montana’s homeless population. Sept. 20th with a short reception for mental health and addiction produced will demonstrate how Seeking Shelter mixes Learn more about the Housing preceding the film at 6:30pm. counseling. every community can build a observational footage showing First Village Project by visiting architecture graduate students and www.housingfirstbozeman.org. •

City Hall presentation to focus on community transportation networks Streamline Transit, a program of economic opportunity, and social es on strategy, capacity building, and encompassed several schematic and Cultural Planner, she leads dynamic the Human Resource Development equality. Investments in public national outreach. He became built community housing projects, workshops and offers one-on-one Council (HRDC), was recently transportation will transform chairman in 2012 after leading the research and publication of 22 consulting for artists, developers, awarded a workshop grant to neighborhoods in a positive way by Reconnecting America as President case studies and best practices high- and community groups who aspire enhance community transportation building social capital, supporting & CEO. Prior to his role there, he lighting exemplary Native housing to impact Boise’s cultural landscape. networks through arts and culture. local businesses, and celebrating the served as Mayor of Meridian, processes, and dozens of workshops HRDC is a nonprofit The public is invited to a local culture in our community. Mississippi for 16 years. During his and studios to build the design and Community Action Agency presentation regarding “State of The event will feature expert pre- tenure as Mayor, Smith received technical capacity of students and dedicated to “Building a Better the Art Transportation” on senters including: John Robert Smith, acclaim for his aggressive facilitation practitioners in Indian Country. Community.” The local Tuesday, September 25th at Chairman of Transportation for of the public-private partnerships Karen Bubb leads the organization oversees essential Bozeman City Hall, located at 121 America; Joseph Kunkel, Executive that resulted in over $430M of implementation of Boise’s Cultural resources like the Streamline bus N Rouse, from 6–7:30pm. Director of Sustainable Native infrastructure projects that bolstered Plan. This includes introducing the system, Gallatin Valley Food Bank, Learn how small and large scale Communities Collaboration; and the economy and quality of life for plan to residents; creating and Warming Center, Head Start and transportation investments can be Karen Bubb, Cultural Planner, Boise. the people of Meridian. managing mini-plans based on goals other youth development programs, transformed into assets that improve As Transportation for America’s Sustainable Native Communities and objectives; working with Galavan transportation service, the Gallatin Valley’s stability, Chairman, John Robert Smith advis- Collaboration’s Executive Director, internal and external partners to VITA tax assistance, and so many Joseph Kunkel, also a Northern develop cultural policy and more. To learn more about these Cheyenne Tribal Member, is a programming; and serve as a liaison programs and HRDC’s efforts to passionate community designer, regarding planning and address affordable transportation, Get your fix! FREE clinic to planner, and educator. His work has development efforts. In her role as please visit www.thehrdc.org. • take place Sept. 15th Gallatin Solid Waste may be helpful and keep everything Bat observations more frequent during Management District (GSWMD) organized in a box or bag. Some will present another FREE Fix-It tools will be provided. Repairs are fall months Clinic on Saturday, September limited to items that can be carried 15th from 10am–2pm. This edition by one person and do not have an From Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks with the bat or sleeping in a room energy, and a tired bat may attach of the popular event will take place engine. (FWP) where the bat was found. Bats to the first shingle, tree, or parking at Bozeman’s Salvation Army, The purpose of the Gallatin Fall is a time of year when bat should also be tested in situations garage it can find to take a much- located at 32 S Rouse. Area Solid Waste Management District is observations are common in where direct contact cannot be needed rest. A bat found in this residents may bring common to provide constituents with cost Montana. This time of year young ruled out, such as when a bat is situation doesn’t typically stay long. household items in need of minor efficient solid waste services; to pro- bats are attempting to take care of found in a room with a sleeping Finally, bats succumb to all sorts repairs to Fellowship Hall where vide for the balanced consideration themselves, some bats are beginning child or a mentally incapacitated of diseases, injuries, and poisons. volunteers will offer guided assis- and representation of the diverse long migrations to warmer climates individual. For questions about FWP is particularly interested in tance in bringing them back to life. views and issues regarding solid and some bats are grounded by exposures to bats within the home investigating any group mortalities, Local volunteer coaches will waste management; to advocate for disease or illness. and how to submit bats for testing, which is any situation where more help patch clothes, fix zippers, the health, safety and welfare of the A common misconception is that contact your local health than two dead bats are found in the stabilize chairs, and get toasters residents; to manage the processing, bats “carry” rabies. Bats are not department. Local health same area or within a few days of popping again. While not every- reclaiming, storing, transporting, or asymptomatic carriers of rabies, department contact numbers and one another. In recent years, a large thing ends up back in service, even disposing of waste in ways that that is, the rabies virus does not other information can be found on die-off of bats in the Bitterroot failed attempts can be educational. protect the ecology of lands in the exist indefinitely in a bat host. the DPHHS Rabies webpage. Valley was tied to DDT exposure, Visitors often learn what to look for District; and to identify goals, When a bat contracts rabies, it dies. Bats found indoors when there and die-offs of bats in other places in a new product that would policies and procedures that will aid When a bat begins to show clinical has been no potential for human have been tied to toxic algal blooms. increase chances of repair, reducing local jurisdictions in meeting solid signs of the disease, it becomes contact should be captured or Please contact the nearest FWP overall costs in the long term. waste reduction and recycling goals. lethargic, loses its appetite, and encouraged to move outdoors using office to discuss any die-off you Be sure to bring any parts, Learn more at www.gallatin- often ends up grounded because it some easy techniques based on the come across and for directions on accessories, or special tools that solidwaste.org. • can no longer fly or feed. bats’ own desire to get back out. safe methods of carcass collection Seven rabies-positive bats have Directions for removing bats from for testing or for carcass disposal. been confirmed across Montana indoor spaces can be found on the While bats do pose some human as of August 31st, 2018. While Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks’ health risk in rare situations, their this is normal, it is important to Living with Wildlife webpage. important role in the ecosystem remember what to do when a bat Some Montana bats may be cannot be overstated. Bats consume is found. Bats should be tested for more visible this time of year thousands of mosquitoes and agri- rabies in all situations where there because they are starting a long cultural pests each night. Bats in was potential for human or pet migration to warmer climates. other places pollinate the plants that exposure, such as direct contact Migration requires large amounts of bring us bananas, chocolate and even tequila. The scary, aggressive bats depicted in movies simply don’t exist, but the bats that provide millions of dollars in ecosystem services are all around us. Visit the FWP Living with Wildlife page for more information. Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks, through its employees and citizen commission, provides for the stewardship of the fish, wildlife, parks, and recreational resources of Montana, while contributing to the quality of life for present and future generations. •

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2018 Bridger Raptor Fest announced for early Oktober It’s back! The annual Bridger Shade-grown coffee farms are well- has given way to intensive “sun Department of Natural Resources Raptor Festival returns for its suited to simultaneously meet coffee” monocultures. In her talk, at Cornell University. She directs annual event, Friday through economic, social, and ecological Dr. Rodewald will discuss how an interdisciplinary, international Sunday, October 5th–7th. Events needs. When coffee is grown under shade-coffee and other agroforestry research program in ecological are FREE and open to the public. trees, farms can supply a variety of practices can support bird and sustainability Raptor Fest centers on the largest products (e.g., coffee, fruits, conservation, healthy ecosystems, sciences that seeks to identify known Golden Eagle migration in firewood, lumber, and medicines), and human communities in Latin conservation strategies that the United States. A raptor while at the same time provide America. support both people and the migration count takes place every forest cover, support biodiversity, Rodewald is the Garvin environment. fall at the top of the Ridge. and reduce erosion and chemical Professor and Senior Director of Following the Friday night The weekend festival will be use compared to other intensive Conservation Science at the Cornell presentation, Raptor Festival preceded by a kick-off keynote agricultural systems. Perhaps no Lab of Ornithology and the activities will include two days of presentation by speaker Amanda other group better live bird talks, nature walks, Rodewald entitled “Coffee, highlights the educational programs, and Communities & Conservation: How Your positive role entertainment for people of all Cup Can Make a Difference.” The that ages. A highlight every year, event will take place at The Ellen shade-coffee Saturday will feature an Oktober Theatre on Friday evening, Oct. 5th can play in Fest event from 3–6pm with live beginning at 6:30pm in Downtown conservation music, food, and beer in the Jim Bozeman. Sponsored by Yellowstone than Bridger Lodge. Get the full Forever, there is no charge for Neotropical schedule of weekend events at sponsored by GCC and Bridger admission. Migratory www.bridgerraptorfest.org. Bowl. It is hosted by the Sacajawea Tropical regions are famous for Birds, which Skiers and snowboarders, please Audubon Society, Museum of the being biodiversity hotspots, but they heavily use note: Bridger Bowl’s Season Pass Sale Rockies, the Bridger Bowl also face widespread deforestation, shade-coffee will unfold on Saturday and Sunday Foundation, Custer Gallatin land degradation, and poverty. As farms. from 10am–3pm each day in Saddle National Forest, the Montana such, there is urgent need to identify Unfortunately, Peak Lodge during the festival. Raptor Conservation Center, creative ways to sustain biodiversity, traditional Lesson program sign-ups and rental Montana Outdoor Science School, protect ecosystem services, and sup- shade fittings will also be offered. Yellowstone Forever, and port human health and well-being. management The Bridger Raptor Festival is Yellowstone National Park. •

Ale Works dinner benefits GVF2S, Gardiner High hosts follows w/ annual Feastival 4th annual Gallatin Valley Farm to School will feature kids’ will kick-off National Farm to activities, Bozone ‘Wild & Scenic Film Fest’ School Month with Ozone Bus tours Dining for The Wild & Scenic Film influential medium. , a fun and delicious meal at and taste tests, a Dirt Festival is returning to Southwest SYRCL is a watershed advocacy Montana Ale Works. Join in to sup- mini farmer’s Montana’s Gardiner High School group that was started in 1983 by a port local farms and food education market for for the fourth year in a row on small group of concerned citizens in the Gallatin Valley on Tuesday, purchasing fresh Thursday, September 20th, with who banded together to fight September 25th. The evening will veggies, farm fun, films screening at 6pm. Bear Creek against several proposed dams. The feature two seatings: 5:30–7pm and and more! Gear Council and Northern Plains festival’s namesake is in celebration 7:30–9pm. Each reservation is $40 up with Gallatin Resource Council, a family of achieving Wild & Scenic status per person and includes a scrump- Valley Farm to agriculture and conservation group, in 1999 for 39 miles of the South tious small plates and frosty brews School have joined forces again in 2018 to Yuba River. After roughly three from local craft breweries. Proceeds merchandise and present 10 short films that inform, decades, thousands of supporters, from this delectable evening of food learn about our inspire, and ignite stewardship of and hundreds of active volunteers and drink benefit Gallatin Valley current and our land, air, water, and people. later, SYRCL is one of the largest Farm to School education upcoming The films featured during this single-river organizations in the programs. Purchase your tickets at programs. Feastival year’s festival illustrate not only the nation and the Wild & Scenic Film www.gvfarmtoschool.org/din- attendees can jump directly to the consumer, a brilliant challenges facing our planet, but Festival is the largest film festival of ing-for-dirt. As in previous years, on the hayride and head out to the cycle is created. GVF2S’ goals are the work that communities are its kind in the United States. this event is expected to sell out. famous Rocky Creek Farm pumpkin to supply students with local, fresh, doing to protect the environment January’s annual five-day event Go get ‘em! patch for your jack o’ lantern, or and seasonal foods, and to educate and the places we love. The stories features over 100 award-winning Following on Saturday, October press your own apple cider. Join the school communities about the give a sense of place and what it films, plus speakers, celebrities, and 6th, Gallatin Valley Farm to School fun at the farm in celebration of importance of local agriculture. means to be responsible stewards of activists who bring a human face to will present the 6th Annual Farm National Farm to School Month, Their program helps to create and the earth. the environmental movement. to School Feastival from rain or shine! This event is FREE retain revenue within the communi- Tickets to this fantastic event The tour allows SYRCL to 11am–3pm. Grab your boots and and open to the public. ty, promote sustainable agriculture, are $10, or $12 at the door. share their success with other head out to Rocky Creek Farm, Gallatin Valley Farm to School and preserve open space, while Children 12 and younger are environmental groups nationwide. 34297 Frontage Rd., for an (GVF2S) is a nonprofit based in improving our children’s nutrition admitted FREE with ticketed adult. It is building a network of afternoon of tasty local fun. Bozeman. The organization believes and teaching them healthy lifelong Advance tickets can be purchased grassroots organizations connected This free, family-friendly event that by linking food producers values and habits. • at www.northern- by a common goal – to use film to plains.org/wsff-tickets or inspire activism. The festival’s Yellowstone Wild The Gallery and national partners have joined Tumbleweed Bookstore & Café in together to support this campaign. Gardiner. Doors at 5:30pm. Come By showing the Wild & Scenic Local favorite farmers’ market returns learn about what’s in your own Environmental Film Festival to back yard – and so much more! diverse audiences across the to Emerson for off-season The South Yuba River Citizens country, SYRCL collectively wants League (SYRCL – pronounced to inspire more individuals to take It’s not ‘circle’) started the Wild & Scenic environmental action. quite the Film Festival in January 2003 to For further information about snowy season, promote community building SYRCL, the film festival, and a list but the 2018 within the Yuba Watershed, as well of this year’s films and descriptions, return of the as a way to explore environmental please visit www.wildandscenic- Bozeman issues through an exciting and filmfestival.org. • Winter Farmers’ Market is set for Saturdays, September 15th and 29th at the Emerson Center for the Arts & Culture from 9am–noon each morning. The winter market comes at that time of the season where summer’s bounty is still available along with all of the fall gems. The markets showcase an additional 20 food and farm product vendors that allow shoppers to cross off everything on their grocery lists. Mark your calendars! Future markets are scheduled for: October 6th and 27th; November 3rd and 17th; December 22nd; January 5th and 19th; February 9th and 23rd; March 9th and 23rd; April 6th and 20th; as well as May 4th. All events are FREE of admission and open to the public. Kicking off its new season, the Bozeman Winter Farmers’ Market has grown from the demand for a direct producer-to- consumer experience beyond the traditional summer market season. Why the apostrophe in the name? Because this market was created by farmers, and continues to be operated by farmers, for farmers. The focus is on food and agricultural products. In addition to vegetables, during the months of September through May, you can find grassfed meats, cheeses, farm fresh eggs, ferment- ed vegetables and kombucha, honey, artisan breads and baked goods, syrups, jams and preserves, grains and oils, wool, locally grown and blended teas, ethically- sourced coffee, locally-pressed juices, hot breakfast, live music and much more, all under one roof! Learn more at www.boze- manwintermarket.com. • Tell ’em, “I Saw It In The BoZone!” ––– The BoZone Entertainment Calendar • www.BoZone.com • 406-586-6730 • Volume 25, Number 18 - September 15, 2018 • page 3B Page 4B • The ecoZone • SePTemBer 15, 2018

Pledge your support for next month’s ‘Cardboard Box City’ FamilyPromiseof GallatinValleywill recordsandplayingtonsof greatmusic.NEW askedtoraise$100inpledgestosupportthe byFriday, September 21st. againpresenttheannualCardboard Box thisyear:therewillbeaserviceopportunity familiesintheFamilyPromiseprogram.Most Boxes City atBogertParkPavilion,Saturday, forkidsandadults.Fleeceblanketmaterial peoplewillsetagoalof 10donationsof $10 Themanycardboardboxdesignsarea October13that4:30pmthroughSunday, willbeavailablesoattendeescanmake each.Youcanfindpledgeformsonline,or favoritepartof theevent.Participantsare October14that7am. blanketsforthekidsandparentsinneed. stopbytheofficeat429EStorytograba encouragedtousemultiplemediatypes(paint, CardboardBoxCitygivescommunity Pledges fewenvelopes.Pledgescanbroughttothe marker,newspaper,crayons,etc.).Keepin membersachancetoexperienceanightin AllCardboardBoxCityparticipantsare event,ordroppedoff attheoffice mind,yourboxonlyneedstoserveone thelifeof ahomelessfamily–outside,using function:toactasyourshelterforthenight. cardboardandsturdymaterialstoshelter Boxeswillneedtobedecoratedpriorto themfromtheelements. theevent.AtCardboardBoxCity,yourgroup Foronenight,kids,families,community willhavefrom4:30–6pmtosetupyourbox, groupsandmoresleepoutsideandbravethe andthenit’sparadetime!Thisiswhenyou’ll elementsinacreativelydesigned,built,and showoff yourbox’sfeaturesandnameyour decoratedcardboardstructureof their “house”slogan.AftertheParadeof Boxes, choosing.It’sfun,it’seducational,andbest everyonewillgetachancetovotefortheir of all,it’sanexperiencethatwillleavea favorite.Bestdesignswinprizes! lastingimpression. Visitwww.familypromisegv.org/- Games & Entertainment cardboard-box-city forregistration, Thoughtheprimarygoalistobring pledgeform,prizecategoriesandfurther awarenesstotheimportantissueof  eventinformation. homelessnessinourcommunity,Cardboard Family Promise of Gallatin Valley is an BoxCityisalsofunandexcitingforpeopleof independent 501(c)3 organization dedicated to serving allages.Theeventwillincludefacepainting, homeless children and their families. Family Promise “crazyhair,”dancing,andplentyof backyard coordinates an Interfaith Hospitality Network made up games.TherewillalsobeaDJspinning of faith communities throughout the Gallatin Valley. •

MSU’s Plowright to discuss animal-to-human pathogen spillover at next Café Scientifique From MSU News Service arecommoncarriersforpathogens estationandhumanlivestock complexitiesinvolvedandsupport infectiousdiseasesinspeciesof  RainaPlowright,aprofessorin likerabies,Nipah,Hendra,Ebola dispersionintogreaterportionsof thisspecies.” conservationconcern.Thelab’s MontanaState andMarburg–diseasesthatcanalso bathabitatallcombinetoaffect Despitetheimportanceof  workspansmultipledisciplines, University’s Departmentof infecthumans.TheWorldHealth diseasespilloverrisk,”shesaid. understandingdiseasespilloverfor includingecology,epidemiology, MicrobiologyandImmunologyin Organizationincludesbatsasthe “Assessingcurrentrisk, human,livestockandwildlifehealth, immunology,microbiologyand theCollegeof Agricultureand mostlikelysourceof theWest modelingoutbreakpotential, Plowrightcautionsthatit’simportant mathematicalmodeling.Plowright, Collegeof LettersandScience,will AfricanEbolaoutbreakthatresulted predictingfuturescenariosand forthepublictokeeptheoverall whojoinedMSU’sfacultyin2014, discuss“Crossing the species in28,616reportedhumancases ultimatelypreventingoutbreaks dangersinperspective. alsoteachesintheWIMUregional barrier: predicting and and11,310deathsbetween2014 globallyareallbig-picturegoalsof “Weareallfullof microbes,and programinveterinarymedicine, preventing animal-to-human and2016. thistypeof work,”sheadded. theairwebreatheisfullof whichisacooperativeprogram pathogen spillover in an era of “Despiteabadreputationas ClosertoMontana,Plowrightis microbes,includingpathogensfrom betweenMSU,WashingtonState environmental change” atthe reservoirsforseveralnotorious alsoaleadingresearcherinto otherspecies,”shesaid.“Butvery University,theUniversityof Idaho nextCaféScientifique.Theevent, diseases,batsareactuallyquiteinter- pneumoniainbighornsheep. fewof thesepathogenscrossspecies andUtahStateUniversity. whichishostedbyMSU’sMontana estingandspecial,”saidPlowright. 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Plowright,whoinvestigates human-infectingpathogensthatbats quality,connectedhabitat,increased scarybutrarepathogens,themore Followingashortpresentationbya conditionsthatenabledisease-caus- carryisonlypartof thereasonwhy diseaseexposurefromdomesticated itcansometimescloudperception scientificexpert,themajorityof time ingpathogenstospilloverfromone scientistshaveobservedanuptickin sheepandclimatechange,”shesaid. abouttherealrisksof infection,” isreservedforlivelyconversation, animalspeciestoanother,will virusspilloverriskinrecentyears, “There’sarealopportunityhereto sheadded. thoughtfulquestionsandrespectful presentcurrentresearchinvolving accordingtoPlowright. workacrossdisciplinesandcombine Plowrightisaninfectiousdisease dialogue.Refreshmentsareprovided batsandbighornsheep. “Bats’pathogen-carrying fieldresearch,laboratoryresearch ecologist,epidemiologistandwildlife freeof charge. 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Plowright’sMSUlab,the or[email protected] Science magazineinvitesreaders modernarcheologistsintheface Yellowstone Science shares BozemanDiseaseEcologyLab, formoreinformationabouttheCafé tocelebratetheachievementsof of change. informationfromscientistsand researchesthedynamicsof infectious Scientifiqueconceptorcheckthe recentarcheologicalresearchin “Ultimately,asmuchas researcherswiththepublicto diseasesinreservoirhosts,the webatwww.inbre.montana.- Yellowstoneandtracesthehistory archeologycompelsustorethink highlightin-depth,science-based processof pathogenspilloverand edu/cafe/index.html.• of thepark’sarcheologyprogram. howwedefinethislandscape,it knowledgeabouttheGreater Theissueincludesarticles certainlymakesthestoryof YellowstoneEcosystem.The focusingonobsidian,theNezPerce YellowstoneNationalParkdeeper productionof Yellowstone Science Trail,andthehistoricalarcheology andricher,helpingusunderstand ismadepossibleinpartbya of Yellowstone.Anewfeature thatthisplacewasimportantlong generousgranttoYellowstone Forest Service announces called“DebunkingtheMyth” beforeearlyEuropeanexplorers ForeverbyCanonU.S.A. counterscommonmisperceptions camehere,”guesteditorandChief Thenewissue,alongwithan aboutuseof theareainthepast. of CulturalResourcesTobinRoop indexof pastissues,isavailable North Bridger Forest Centraltotheissueistheimportant writesintheintroduction. onlineatwww.nps.gov/yel- workdonebyDr.DouglasH. 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A fond farewell to the Bale Twins as Dave Walker plays season closer

Dave Walker definitely not miss! The all-day (bittersweet) joined the boogie-rock band Savoy Brown in blues rock with a dash of R&B, always looking celebration will include an open jam session the early ‘70s, touring the world. As lead to stretch the boundaries through tasteful Nothing lasts forever! Gay and Kay from 2–6pm, pig roast and potluck thereafter, singer on the album Street Corner Talking, the musical exploration. Rossow, proprietors of the Bale of Hay Saloon and live music by Dave Walker finishing off band saw some of their greatest success. After Bale of Hay Saloon is located at 344 W in historic Virginia City, are stepping down as the evening starting at 8pm. leaving Savoy Brown, Walker joined Fleetwood Wallace St. in Virginia City, on the west end of caretakers of the “Oldest Watering Hole in Former vocalist for Savoy Brown, Mac and recorded on their first album to hit town next to the Opera House. Visit Montana.” It’s been a great 16-year ride with Fleetwood Mac, Black Sabbath, Idle Race, the top 50 in the U.S., Penguin. Walker’s past www.baleofhaysaloon.com or call (406) lots of fun, music, festivals, and more. The and The Red Caps, Walker began life in also includes a stint with Black Sabbath, briefly 843-5700 for further details about the Bale best part, of course, has been making all the Walsall, Staffordshire, England and now lives replacing Ozzy Osbourne. Walker has Beer Fest and other upcoming events. Virginia new friends! So come one, come all, friends in Virginia City. He started jamming in remained musical in his endeavors wherever City lodging information is available at old and new, and say goodbye to the twins at England in the ‘60s and soon after opened for they lead him. In 2007, he formed The Dave www.virginiacity.com. Be sure to stop by the Bale. On Saturday, September 22nd, the The Beatles as a member of one of his early Walker Band with seasoned session players and wish the twins well on their next adven- annual Season Closing Party will be one to bands. Walker played with the Idle Race then from Montana. The band is known for their ture before the Bale shutters for the season! •

Craft brews, pizza & local performers at Bridger Brewing Bridger Brewing is home to the very best confident, complex, and full of improvisation evening from 5–8pm where $1 of every pint stewardship of the Gallatin, ensuring its health Montana craft beers and artisan pizzas that will draw you in and get you shaking all sold will be donated to a featured local non- for future generations. Learn more at available. In addition to its fantastic menu over with bluegrass joy. profit. Here’s a look at some of the nonprofits www.gallatinrivertaskforce.org. items, the family-friendly brewer also hosts Lazy Owl String Band provide some on the calendar in the coming weeks. Come Bridger Brewing provides the Bozeman Music & Mussels every Wednesday and {Pints hump day tunes on Wednesday, September enjoy a house-brewed pint and be charitable community with unique hand-crafted brews, with Purpose} every Monday. Here’s a look at 26th. A diverse group of musicians, the Lazy in the process! fresh artisan-style pizzas, and more. Locally some of the upcoming acts and nonprofits. Owls’ influences range from jazz and blues to Take a peek into the work of Thrive on owned, family friendly, and Bobcat proud, Wednesday nights from 5–8pm, Bridger punk rock. However varied their influences, Monday, September 17th. The community- Bridger Brewing is the perfect place for lunch Brewing hosts Music & Mussels! Come they’re undeniably steeped in an old-timey based organization operates with a or an evening out. To learn more about enjoy some live music and a half pound of traditional style. The group encapsulates an preventative, strength-based empowerment upcoming events and daily specials, visit succulent, steamed mussels with house-made ethic of hard driving, whiskey drinking, boot- model of working with parents and children. www.bridgerbrewing.com. Bridger sweet Italian sausage, tomatoes, garlic, and stomping music with infectious energy that’s They provide families with the resources, tools, Brewing is located at 1609 S 11th Ave. in the chili flakes, topped with parsley and sure to get you moving. The band’s repertoire and support to raise healthy, successful Town & Country complex, near campus and tomato salsa. is heavily rooted in original material that pays children. Learn more at www.allthrive.org. just across from the Fieldhouse. They’re open Bridger Creek Boys will showcase their homage to the tradition from which it was Have a brew and help raise dollars for Sip for business from 11:30am–9pm daily. • talents on Wednesday, September 19th. The begotten. & SLAM on Monday, Boys are an acoustic bluegrass quartet steeped Holler N’ Pine are back at Bridger on September 24th. During the in old-time tradition, while also pushing the Wednesday, October 3rd. The band has been months of September and genre with newgrass. The band blends playing together for years with decades of October, the annual Sip & Holler N’ Pine originals with covers of traditional bluegrass experience between members. Holler N’ Pine SLAM (Support Local and more contemporary artists. Their style is play tight acoustic string music for a variety of Artists & Musicians) local events. Their music brewery tour hits breweries is great for getting people around Bozeman with each Bridger Creek Boys on the dance floor as stop playing host to the long as you’re not work of a SLAM artist. On looking for Michael a special day, these Jackson! Holler N’ Pine breweries will donate a por- is Mike Singer (banjo), tion of their sales to SLAM. Mason Tuttle (upright Bridger will host painter bass), Storm Norick Allison McGree on Sept. (fiddle), and Yogesh 24th. Learn more at Simpson (lead vocals, www.slamfestivals.org. guitar). Proceeds from Monday, Bridger Brewing not October 1st will benefit only takes pride in its Gallatin River Task Force. stellar menu items, but The watershed group, also in the community it headquartered along the serves. The brewery famous Gallatin River, hosts {Pints with partners with the Purpose} every Monday community to inspire Page 2C • The RollingZone • SePTembeR 15, 2018

A round of cheers: Taproom celebrates fall w/ street fair-style ‘Oktoberfest’ Oktoberfest is coming to lederhosen! Admission to this family- years in its true intended flavor Bozeman in 2018! The Bozeman friendly event is FREE. and condition, i.e. before the advent Taproom will host the Gallatin That’s not all, folks! The Hop of refrigeration and carbonation. Valley’s largest Oktoberfest Queen of the party will be chosen It is a rare treat for the beer Festival on Mendenhall Street in from the best outfitted Oktoberfest aficionado and will surely take you Downtown Bozeman on Saturday, partygoer. There will also be a Sam back in time. September 22nd. Adams stein-holding competition Request your favorite Oktoberfest The Taproom will offer a large and prizes for the victor. The oompah songs and don’t forget to selection of Oktoberfest-inspired authentic sausage are sourced locally raise a glass with your friends to the craft beers from Sam Adams, and the perfect accompaniment to traditional Oktoberfest toast with a Hofbrau, Sierra Nevada, MAP the fine selection of German-style hearty Ein Prosit. The inaugural and Brewing, Bozeman Brewing, Bayern beers. Taproom neighbors Cafe soon to be best Oktoberfest festival Brewing, Red Lodge Ales, Fresco and Montana Provisions will in Southwest Montana will go from Meadowlark Brewing and Angry also be providing an assortment of 2–8pm on Saturday, September Orchard. There will be oompah great food! 22nd on Mendenhall Street outside music, German sausage sandwiches, In the spirit and tradition of of the Bozeman Taproom. If you hot pretzels and plenty of Oktoberfest, Bayern Brewing will love beer, great food, live music and Oktoberfest traditions. Fantastic live host a cask ale firkin which will fun, this is an event you can’t miss! music will be provided by Bridger deliver 15 imperial gallons of Located on the corner of Rouse Creek Boys and Milton Minasco & delicious traditional Oktoberfest and Mendenhall, learn more about the Big Fiasco. The festivities will brew served in its traditional the beer lovers’ Mecca at run from 2–8pm in a street festival manner. Take part in this truly www.bozemantaproom.com. Be atmosphere, so be sure to wear your unique experience to enjoy beer the sure to follow them on Facebook for finest dirndl dresses or leather way it was served for thousands of updated event announcements. •

Wild Joe*s hosts singer/songwriters, Refugee Connections reception Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot in compared to Nick Drake for his On Thursday, September 20th at Montana, Gallatin Refugee cultivating a welcoming Downtown Bozeman is a great place resonant fingerpicking, Taylor paints 7pm, who are refugees? Although Connections presents The environment for refugees in Gallatin to check out live music by local an ethereal soundscape with his the global refugee crisis may seem Montana Refugee Experience, a Valley. To learn more about GRC artists and those passing through soaring vocals that implores a kind far away, refugees are here, living in reception and panel discussion or for questions about the event, town. Their menu also offers plenty of reverence for the moment. His our local, Montana communities. featuring refugees and advocates visit www.facebook.com/gallat- of delicious caffeinated and other telling their stories about starting a inrefugeeconnections or email treats to enjoy alongside the music! new life in our mountain west state. [email protected]. Here’s a look at what’s coming up. Panelist members include Mayor Michigan-based singer/song- Kate & the AlleyKats are back Kate & the AlleyKats Wilmot Collins of Helena, a refugee writer Syd Burnham stops by on Friday, September 14th from originally from Liberia, two refugees Wild Joe*s on Friday, September 6–8pm. The AlleyKats are lead recently resettled to Missoula 21st from 6–8pm. Her music ranges singer Kate Bryan (guitar, clarinet, originally from Iraq and the from bluesy soul to rock, folk, and percussion & drums), Cliff Demanty Democratic Republic of the Congo, everything in between. Look for (vocal harmonies, keyboards) and and Jen Barile, Director of the originals alongside a few covers of Ron Schimpf (vocal harmonies, International Rescue Committee in modern female rockers like Grace bass). The band plays an eclectic Missoula. Refreshments will be Potter and Janis Joplin, along with mix of sassy swing, gutsy rhythm & available for purchase, with limited many dude rockers like Muddy blues, and torchy ballads – with free beverage tickets available to Waters and The Foo Fighters. some classic rock, country and those who arrive early! The next Open Mic Night will Americana to round out each The Montana Refugee take place Friday, October 5th from performance. Their wide repertoire Experience is held in celebration of 6–8pm. Come for an evening of appeals to people of all ages and Welcoming Week, a national music performed by local musicians. musical tastes. They’re known movement to recognize Bring your guitar, sitar, zither, around the Gallatin Valley as the contributions by New Americans to poetry, comedy, or theremin and “Dancer’s Dance Band” with their our communities. Welcoming Week take a turn up at the mic. Show versatile mix of dance songs and demonstrates that in places large Bozeman what you’re made of! styles including cha chas, country and small, rural and urban, people Individual set lengths depend on the and night club two-step, rumbas, of all backgrounds are coming number of musicians who want to waltzes, west coast swing, polkas together to create stronger play. Sign-ups start at 5:30pm – first and more. communities. It is a time to come, first served. Be sure to bring In from Boston, folk singer/song- celebrate the values that unite us as your friends and support live music writer Nate Taylor performs on neighbors, parents, and colleagues, in Bozeman! A modest contribution Sunday, September 16th from and to make our towns more to the kitty will be divided by 1–3pm. The journeyman fuses songs wrestle with love, loss, and They are your neighbors, your welcoming to newcomers and to participating musicians at the end of story and experience on a quest for purpose in pursuit of the ideal that leaders, and coworkers. To better everyone who calls our the night. The more people who connection through music – to music can be a force for understand- understand who refugees are and community home. come, the more money in the pot. people, to nature, to truth. Often ing in an ever more disparate world. how they arrive and succeed in The Montana Refugee Wild Joe*s is located at 18 W Experience is hosted by Gallatin Main St. in Downtown Bozeman. Refugee Connections (GRC), a Learn more at www.wild- Bozeman organization committed to joescoffee.com. • Bozeman Symphony’s new season begins w/ renowned violinist Judith Ingolfsson SLAM art & refreshing suds Bozeman Symphony has resulting in some of Hollywood’s global career, she performs regularly announced its 51st Concert epic film scores. His swashbuckling as soloist, chamber musician and in make perfect pair this fall Season presenting a wide variety of Overture to Captain Blood, and the spicy recital as the duo Ingolfsson-Stoupel, thrilling concert experiences, with harmonies and virtuosity of his founded in 2006. The New York Times SLAM (Support Local Artists & and special events are part of the repertoire ranging from the Baroque cherished Violin Concerto are also on has characterized her playing as Musicians) is proud to present the 2018 Sip & SLAM: period through the 21st century. the bill. The Judith Ingolfsson- producing “both fireworks and a Annual Sip They’ll introduce some of the featured performances will be held singing tone,” and Strings Magazine & SLAM leading guest artists of our time, Saturday, September 22nd at described her tone as “gorgeous, Brewery present the intense, and Tour. Bozeman variable, flawlessly During the Symphonic pure and beautiful in months of Choir in two every register.” September stunning per- Ingolfsson is and October, formances, and currently Professor at breweries provide fun the State University around opportunities of Music and Bozeman will for families to Performing Arts host the work enjoy the Stuttgart and of a SLAM Symphony co-artistic director artist, and on together. and founder of the a special day, As the Festival “Aigues-Vives give a Symphony begins the new season, 7:30pm and Sunday, September en Musiques” in France. She per- portion of the forces of fate are 23rd at 2:30pm. Both will be held at forms on a Lorenzo Guadagnini vio- sales to sup- powerfully portrayed with sweeping Willson Auditorium in Downtown lin, crafted in 1750, and a viola by port SLAM. melodies, lush romanticism and a Bozeman. Yair Hod Fainas. She also uses a At each of the breweries, you can – September 18th: Pint Night at rousing finale in Tchaikovsky’s Violinist Judith Ingolfsson is baroque bow made by the modern pick up a tour card listing all the Bunkhouse Brewery (1216 W famous 4th Symphony. Those same recognized for her intense, German maker Bastian Muthesius. participating locations. Bring this Lincoln) // Hosting SLAM artist: forces of fate led composer Eric commanding performances, These performances would not card with you when you visit the Karin Neff Korngold to flee from the opera uncompromising musical maturity, be possible without strong various breweries in Bozeman and – September 24th: {Pints with houses and concert halls of Europe and charismatic performance style. community support and sponsorship. get it stamped by the bartender at Purpose} at Bridger Brewing and come to America in the 1930s, Now based in Berlin and enjoying a The Symphony wishes to thank each. If you visit all the fabulous Company (1609 S 11th Ave.) // David Ross for his season breweries on the tour during the Hosting SLAM artist: Allison sponsorship and ERA Landmark months of September and October, McGree for generously sponsoring this you can submit your completed card – October 1st: Pint Night at performance. to be entered into a raffle for great Outlaw Brewing (2876 N 27th) // Season subscriptions and indi- prizes. Growlers, free fills, t-shirts, Hosting SLAM artist: Carol vidual tickets are now available for hats, stickers – all the things a craft Barmore purchase. Single tickets range beer connoisseur could ever want! – October 6th: Support SLAM at $27–$67 with student discounts Sip & SLAM is a great way to 406 Brewing Company (111 E Oak available. Tickets may be sample the fantastic craft beers made St., Unit 1A) // Hosting SLAM purchased in advance or at the right here in Bozeman, experience artist: Matt Suess door, based on availability. art from local Montana talent in a – October 10th: Community Pint Advance tickets for all Bozeman great setting, and support SLAM at Night at Map Brewing (510 Manley Symphony performances, as well the same time! All the artwork on Road) // Hosting SLAM artist: as season subscriptions, are avail- display at the breweries will be Shayla Damm able at www.bozemansympho- available for purchase from the – October 15th: 10% goes to ny.org. Those interested may also artist, with a percentage going back SLAM at White Dog Brewing (121 visit the Symphony offices or call to support SLAM. W Main) // Hosting SLAM artist: (406) 585-9774 with questions. • The following breweries, artists, Larry Blackwood – October 28th: Sunday FUNDay at Bozeman Brewing Company (504 N Broadway) // Hosting SLAM artist: Cole Henson Don’t miss these Sip & SLAM opportunities to drink beer, buy art, and help us keep SLAMmin’ during 2018 and beyond. CHEERS!! Learn more about all things SLAM by visiting www.slamfestivals.org. •

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Sounds of Live’s next range from psych/folk to Southern rock Live From The Divide continues Morrow will celebrate the start of native found his footing as an artist Jaime Wyatt, whose vocals can be bustin’ broncs when his music career intimate performances this fall, fall on Friday, September 28th at and appears poised to join the ranks heard on Concrete and Mud, his latest began. Though a knee injury celebrating the lineage and 8pm. Tickets are $20 plus fees. of West Coast heavyweights like album. Musically, this is Sam sidelined his rodeo career, Cooper contemporary voice of the Doors at 7pm. Sam Outlaw, Jade Jackson, and Morrow at his electrified, energetic drives a band like he’s still wearing American Roots singer/songwriter. At 27 years old, the Houston Morrow’s friend and label mate, peak. The sad-eyed sounds of spurs and holding on for eight. His Here’s a look at just a few of the Ephemeral and its 2015 follow-up, new album, I Rode the Wild Horses, upcoming acts. There Is No Map – both written pushes country music way past Seafoam Green brings a during the early years of Morrow’s traditional territory just for the rush. performance to the Live studio sobriety – have been replaced by It’s the new Nashville sound: on Friday, September 21st at 9pm. something more representative of glimmering pedal steel, rollicking Tickets are $20 plus fees. Doors his live show, in which he fronts a and rocking telecaster riffs, soulful at 8pm. band of plugged-in roots-rockers. keys, and gorgeous harmonies. If Fronted by Dublin-born Accordingly, Concrete and Mud you want to hear a story, there’s singer/songwriter Dave O’Grady, doubles down on a blend of countri- nothing like getting it straight from the psych/folk outfit is touring in fied funk and guitar-fueled southern the source, and I Rode the Wild Horses continued support of its debut rock, shot through with train beats, is a refreshing take on cowboy album, Topanga Mansion. Produced by Telecaster twang, bluesy slide guitar, music. It’s a showcase of this former Black Crowes guitarist Rich swirling organ, with Morrow’s big, bareback rider’s talents as a Robinson, the album ranges from booming voice front and center. songwriter and musician. O’Grady’s influences including the Nasville country artist Ross Tickets are sold at the door, but American roots music he loves so Cooper is next up on Wednesday, these small shows are known to sell well in groups like The Band, as October 3rd at 9pm. Tickets are $20 out quickly – so buy yours early! well as his singer/songwriter plus fees. Doors at 8pm. Tickets are available at Cactus heroes in guys like Foy Vance and Cooper is the rare country Records or cactusrecords-.net. John Martyn. musician who has actually lived the Live is located at 627 E Peach St. The Southern rock of Sam life of a cowboy. The former Visit livefromthedivide.com for a Sam Morrow photo by Chris Phelps professional bareback rider was still full lineup of performances. •

Floaters & fishermen: finish out a day Soak up Tsunami Funk, on the water at Madison River There’s an early autumn chill in Ale, Baetis Belgian Orange, and Caddis places to fly fish in the world. And Milton Menasco with the air! The tasting room at Oktoberfest. Also coming soon: a because the river is located in the Madison River Brewing Co. is NEW, stronger lager. world-class brewery’s backyard, Chico Saloon stop open and happy to help you through they adopted the name. Sticking the end-of-summer blues. with the theme, most Madison Dive into some great live music Morrison, Steely Dan, Bob Marley, Come in for River beers carry the name of a at Chico Hot Springs Saloon after a and many more! Tsunami Funk is Pint Night fishing fly. relaxing dip or drive through Eddie T, Luke Flansburg, Nate Monday and Founded in 2004, Madison Paradise Valley. Live entertainment Anderson, David Charles, and Isaiah receive $1 off River distributes to all of heads to Pray every Friday and Morales. all pints, or wait Montana and most of Saturday evening so you can kick up Milton Menasco & the Big until the Wyoming, as well as parts of your feet and soak them too! Fiasco stop by the Saloon on Friday following evening North Dakota, Idaho, and Swamp Dawg performs Friday, and Saturday, September 28th–29th. for Growler even Canada. As with most September 14th. The local band Menasco’s music has been described Tuesdays and get craft breweries, Madison brings New Orleans-style funk, as a country-fried, electric-fueled $2 off your 64oz. River brews seasonal beers second line, and swampy Southern reggae explosion. This one of a kind refills! With a huge that offer patrons additional Soul to Southwest Montana and artist from Bozeman blends reggae, variety of drafts options. Over the years, and beyond. Inspired by the music of Dr. country, and funk into an available, the due to popular demand, John, Professor Longhair, the Neville unforgettable sound. An authentic popular brewer some of these brews have Brothers, Irma Thomas, Tab Benoit, songwriter, Menasco’s songs reflect surely has something earned a place on the list of Snooks Eaglin, and the artists of the people, experiences and accounts for every palate. year-round beers. Stax Records and the Memphis Soul from his adventures and life on the Beers currently on Madison River scene, the band brings forth a road. His shows are energetic, tap include Dropper Brewing Company is located relaxed yet energized beat that gets heartfelt and fiery. IPA, Golden Willie Name a half mile west of Bozeman you on your feet and ready to dance. The Fossils are back at Chico, Cream Ale, The Juice TBA. The tasting room Yellowstone International Airport, The core four includes Susan Miller Friday and Saturday, October Double IPA, Irresistible is open seven days a week from 20900 Frontage Rd., Bldg B, in (vocals), Blaise Arsenault (guitar, 5th–6th. Known around town for Amber Ale, Hopper Pale Ale, Copper John 2–8pm. Belgrade. For more information, visit vocals), Jamey Warren (bass guitar), their authentic hippie music, The Scotch Ale, Salmon Fly Honey Rye, Black The Madison River has earned www.madisonriverbrewing.co and Michael “Mikey G” Gillan Fossils guarantee a rockin’ good Ghost Oatmeal Stout, New Montana Pale the reputation as one of the best m or call (406) 388-0322. • (drums, vocals). time. The members have been Following Saturday, September acquainted for years and are 15th, check out Doublewide connected by their love of music. Dreams. The dynamic four-piece The band consists of Scott Boehler from Livingston provides an original, (harmonica), Rich Ruggles (key- driving, melodic yet irreverent board), Jerry Mullen (guitar), and Sac songsters Diamond, Cabin Fever sound. Expect some good ole, Rick Phillip (drums). entertain in Three Forks homegrown Western Americana Chico Saloon music begins at Enjoy some of Montana’s best Saturday, September 22nd. The Greenbaum (bass, lead guitar), Josh live music at the historic Sacajawea high-energy group performs Fike (drums), Jon Gerhts (bass gui- Doublewide Dreams Hotel after an evening of wining everything from classic and contem- tar), Ross Barrett (percussion), and and dining in Three Forks. Guests, porary rock, to blues, country, and Lane Quandt (harmonica). locals, and people from all around all that’s in between. Exit 288 con- Looking ahead, Ty Stevenson are welcome head out and enjoy nects with the audience and creates brings the sound on Saturday, everything the Sac has to offer. October 6th. Here’s a look at some of the The Michigan upcoming music. native and Sunrise Karaoke will test began actively vocal abilities on Friday, writing September 14th. Bring your country music favorite songs and get ready to during his impress – or at least give it your college years, best shot! You haven’t done and has since karaoke until you’ve done it with comprised a Sunrise. Note: Sunrise Karaoke will portfolio of return to the Sac Bar on Friday, over 100 September 28th. personally- Check out Daniel Kosel on written songs. Saturday, September 15th. Kosel Ty’s sound has is a Montana-based singer/song- been writer and guitarist who performs a fun and exciting atmosphere. The influenced by the likes of Tim and rock. The band is composed of 9pm, unless otherwise noted. Chico originals from his albums Beartooth band’s music is carefully selected to McGraw, George Strait, Blackhawk, Cleo Toll, Kevin Toll, Forrest Hot Springs is located in Pray, 20 Stage and The Rain, plus a delicious get people involved in the party and Little Texas, Ricky Van Shelton, Garlow, and Jordan Garlow. Come miles south of Livingston. Come sip, bevy of covers. His emotionally to keep the dance floor hopping! Josh Gracin, The Eagles, Gary enjoy their fresh sound and support soak, and swing! For more informa- intelligent poetry, soulful vocals, and Cabin Fever will close out the Allan, and so many more. He local music in the process! tion, call (406) 333-4933 or visit pretty guitar stylings make a month on Saturday, September released his first professionally- Tsunami Funk will be on hand www.chicohotsprings.com. • delightful listening experience best 29th. From Manhattan, the band recorded studio album, Until the End, Friday and Saturday, September described as “Crues Music,” a plays a combination of original in 2010, following that up with his 21st–22nd. The Bozeman-favorite self-styled blend of country, rock, music, ‘70s rock, and a wide variety latest, Top Gun, in 2016. group always packs the dance floor and blues. of dance tunes from Dwight-style ALL Sac Bar music begins at with Funk/R&B rocking grooves. Kosel embraces musical country to Pink Floyd. This five- 9pm, unless otherwise noted. The Tsunami Funk plays tunes from influences including Stevie Ray piece-plus band showcases strong Sacajawea Hotel is located at 5 N artists like Stevie Wonder, Pharrell Vaughan, Dwight Yoakam, George vocal harmonies and a wide variety Main in Three Forks. For more Williams, Bruno Mars, Red Hot Jones, Keith Whitley, Steve Wariner, of instrumentals. Members include information about these events, visit Chili Peppers, James Brown, Earth Merle Haggard, Aretha Franklin, Lonny Walker (rhythm guitar), Steve www.sacajaweahotel.com or call Wind & Fire, Sly & the Family Rascal Flatts, Sammy Kershaw, Loessberg (lead guitar), Larry (406) 285-6515. • Stone, Kool & the Gang, Van AC/DC, Segovia, Tommy Emmanuel, Mariah Carey, Clint Black, Chet Atkins, Ozzy Osbourne, and Ronnie Milsap, plus many other great artists. Diamond will be ready to entertain on Friday, September 21st. The sprightly duo of Colette and Kenny Diamond bring a unique and engaging musical experience, with a song selection from today’s hits, country, classic rock, R&B, and crowd pleasing sing-alongs. Colette – kicking bass, playing piano, percussion, and vocals – brings a level of entertainment that lights up the room. Kenny, the second half of the popular duo, often straps on an electric guitar and delivers renditions of classic ‘70s and ‘80s guitar riffs. Kenny’s sound is big, and Diamond plays songs you do not expect to come out of a two-piece. Note: Diamond will return to the Sac Bar on Friday, October 5th. Exit 288 are back on page 2C • Volume 25, Number 18 - September 15, 2018 • The BoZone Entertainment Calendar • www.BoZone.com • 406-586-6730 ––– Tell ’em, “I Saw It In The BoZone!” Tell ’em, “I Saw It In The BoZone!” ––– The BoZone Entertainment Calendar • www.BoZone.com • 406-586-6730 • Volume 25, Number 18 - September 15, 2018 • page 3C Page 4C • The RollingZone • SePTembeR 15, 2018 The Interview

Bozeman’ s Wickens shines in debut record as indie country artist by Skip Anderson Divide radio thing was not on the to- as a producer? trusted myself enough to trust him. to write this one? With his recently released debut do list at all. But, it served as a JW: I wanted a producer who He couldn’t have done a better job. JW: “Hi-Line” is one of those album, indie country artist Jason catalyst for me to selfishly could check all of the boxes. He RZ: Is it hard to get the songs I didn’t think anyone would Wickens is attempting something experience all this music that was took a very green and raw attention of the industry from ever hear. I wrote it for myself that has proven tricky for many a happening in all these places where individual and created the record. Southwest Montana? because I was really homesick at talent before him: launching a I didn’t live. I always knew I wanted He allowed me to come in with my JW: I’ve thought for quite a long the time. Writing it made me feel career as a singer/songwriter from to do this. I started taking better. It just came from a very Montana. Living 4,423 collective myself seriously about three sincere place. miles from Nashville, Los Angeles, years ago. So I knew I need- RZ: What is your starting point and Austin, lends itself to a bevy of ed a plan and a producer. for a song? logistical challenges. The upshot of RZ: Did you have all the JW: It’s funny, I’m in a place I’ve being far removed from industry’s songs written for the album been trying to get to since I was 12. epicenters? His coming of age on at that point? It’s an emotion-based place. My his family’s cattle ranch in central JW: I had 50 to 60 songs melody sensibilities have always Montana seems to have instilled an written that I thought were been there, but I’ve had to work my artistic authenticity within him that worthy of somebody ass off to figure out how to write might have been harder for him to listening to. I sent them to lyrics. And to make it real through find elsewhere. Wes Sharon, my producer, emotions, you have to make yourself Wickens, a lifelong Montanan to consider. vulnerable, write it down, and sing now living in Bozeman, delivers an RZ: How did you it for people. If I’m having a bad impressive, nine-song eponymous come across Wes as your event in my life, I might spin that album that’s steeped in good producer? into another story as a songwriter songwriting, solid musicianship, and JW: I was driving in Bear through someone else’s eyes. I’m well-measured direction from Canyon in 2013 and “Gawd finally able to channel those Grammy-nominated producer Wes Above” by John Fulbright emotions into it. Sharon (Turnpike Troubadours, [produced by Sharon] came RZ: Has putting out a record Parker Millsap). Wickens wrote or on the radio and I was affected how you might approach co-wrote the entirety of the record, struck by the production. I songwriting differently moving which flows from one song to the literally stopped my car to forward? next like the trout-rich rivers that listen to it. When I decided I JW: For sure. Wes Sharon was wind their way through and around wanted to find a producer, just up here visiting for a few days our happy town. Wes was No. 1 on the list. I and we’re talking about what the He may be a newcomer as a could hear something that I next record might entail. The first Grab a slice, Montana brew, and check out the acoustics and show as Cuban and Brazilian recording artist, but Wickens is no wanted out of my record record was very introspective. a seat! Red Tractor Pizza plays host him some love! song and dance. neophyte to the intertwinings of from Wes’ work. He’s got the Opening for Turnpike Troubadours to live music and other events Bridger Creek Boys return to BoZambique is melody and lyric. He’s booked more ear that works for me. [in July], I really have the itch to do throughout the week. Here’s a look their usual Thursday slot on comprised of Loren than 300 (and counting) RZ: Did contact with the more of a show. So the next record at what’s coming up. September 20th at 7pm. The Boys Block (uke bass), Aaron singer/songwriters to perform on singer/songwriters you’ve will be geared more toward what Howard Beall & the Fake are an acoustic bluegrass quartet Banfield (guitar), Matt Live from the Divide, a live-perform- booked on the show over would go into a show. I’m News entertain on Saturday, steeped in old-time tradition, while Sloan (saxophone), ance public radio program he and the past seven years help you approaching songwriting with my September 15th at 7pm. The group also pushing the genre with Jelani Mahiri (percus- Grammy-winning producer Doc to decide to follow that band in mind. brings people together by playing newgrass. The band blends originals sion), and Doug Wales Wiley launched six years ago. LFTD same path? RZ: Will you perform at Live groove-based music, specifically with covers of traditional bluegrass (congas). heavily features Americana artists. JW: Absolutely. I didn’t from the Divide? pulling from the jazz, rock, and funk and more contemporary artists. The Dirt And, importantly, Wickens has want to be them, though. It JW: I’m going to perform in genres. The band plays a blend of Their style is confident, complex, Farmers follow with a interviewed most of them about was more that it took some October. It’s really tough, for a lot original compositions, standards, and full of improvisation that will Sunday show on songwriting – sometimes for of the mystery out of it. of reasons. The venue owner and modern songs with the inten t of draw you in and get you shaking all September 23rd at inclusion in Live from the Divide’s Seeing first hand how booking himself is not the coolest creating fresh sounds while still over with bluegrass joy. Bridger Creek 6pm. They’re a foot- podcast, sometimes for personal hard they work and look. I knew I didn’t want to do it respecting the heritage and language Boys will bring additional performances to stomping string band edification. Perhaps some of the understanding that it took until I had a record out. People of those before them. Red Tractor on September 27th and who have dubbed their mojo of Sturgill Simpson, Cruz years to get them where they seem genuinely up for the show, so I On Sunday, September 16th, October 4th at 7pm. musical style “paisley Contreras, Bonnie Bishop, Ray are today was helpful. don’t think it’s just me promoting Red Tractor will host The On September 21st, Jazz Night grass.” They’ve gained Wiley Hubbard, and hundreds of RZ: Who provided the myself. But it’s still weird. Compassion Project Workshop returns to Red Tractor, as it does a following for their other talented songsmiths, helped most potent lesson for you as Jason Wickens’ self-titled debut from 1–4pm. See what compassion every Friday, at 7pm. Curated by fun-loving mix of old school country, The fellas seek to tell meaningful month with a performance on bring his own talents to the a singer/songwriter? album is available now. Learn more looks like to you! Join in to learn guitarist and composer Alex bluegrass, blues and rock – with the stories, delivered with grit, wrapped Saturday, September 29th at 7pm. forefront. Wickens sat down with JW: The first person to about the local singer/songwriter at more about compassion – what it Robilotta, these evenings feature the occasional slip into hip-hop. The in beautiful melodies and driven by Lang’s vocal style ranges from The Rolling Zone in August to validate me as a songwriter was Jason Wickens – Green Door Photography www.jasonwickens.com. Be sure means, how to recognize it, how to music styles of jazz, funk, latin, and band members, as unique as their powerful grooves. The Dusty mellow folk ballads to growling discuss his new record and the Walt Wilkins, although I didn’t to follow him on Facebook (@jason- practice it, and why it’s important. more. Come out, get ready to song list, serve it all up with a smile Pockets’ debut album, Hard Line, is boogie blues. His style of artistry behind it. accept it at the time. For me, his songs and he brought in a few time that it doesn’t matter where wickensmusic) for up-to-date Each participant will receive a groove, and hear America’s only on mandolin, banjo, guitar, fiddle and available now. songwriting – both original music RZ: When did you decide to songwriting is the next step outside members of the Turnpike you’re from. It just doesn’t matter. If performance announcements. Find donated 8x8 wooden block to create original art form as it exists and bass with vocal harmonies. The Dirt Weston Lewis is set for and lyrics – comes deep from the cross over from radio program of John Pride or Kris Kristofferson. Troubadours. It was a total trust- you make good enough art and a current LFTD show calendar and their own artistic representation of evolves in the 21st century. Additional Farmers invite you to be “Having a Tuesday, September 25th at 7pm. heart, or in some cases, bubbles up producer to singer/songwriter? The emotion he instills into a fall. It’s an uncomfortable process make enough noise, it will work further venue information at compassion based on what they Jazz Nights are set for September 28th and Good Time” and experience the Lewis plays with a number of local from his whimsical sense of irony. JW: Actually, I crossed over from song is amazing. completely trusting a group of itself out. www.livefromthedivide.com. learned. The final output of this October 5th at 7pm. flavor and fun of Montana life. bands, solo performances, and as a Lang’s selection of covers ranges singer/songwriter to radio producer RZ: In what ways did Wes strangers to essentially bring your RZ: You open the record with Skip Anderson is an award-winning project will be an installation of all Latin fusion group Dusty Pockets guitarist Matt sit-in lead guitarist for artists from early country blues to the full [laughs]. This whole Live from the Sharon impact this record songs to life. But if you’re lucky “Hi-Line,” a song that embraces the music journalist previously based in art pieces (projected 8,000-10,000 BoZambique will entertain Rogers brings a solo set on including The Andrew Hand Band, gamut of contemporary classics. A enough, that’s why you should pick Montana landscape as a shelter Nashville, Tennessee. He relocated to pieces) in and around Bozeman and pizzeria patrons on Saturday, Monday, September 24th beginning John Sherrill, The Electric Sunday, few of his biggest influences include your producer. I’m just glad that I from the storm. What prompted you Bozeman in 2016. • you can be a part of it! This fami ly- September 22nd at 7pm. The ban d at 6:30pm. The Bozeman band Lang Termes, Mathias, and MOTH. Muddy Waters, Woody Guthrie, friendly event is open to the public. performs percussive-centric melodies explores genres from blues and His solo sets are comprised mostly of Bruce Springsteen, Eddie Vedder, Music Monday sees the talents of driven by world-infused rhythm and country, to folk and soul. They’re acoustic rock covers and some of his and Townes Van Zandt. Garrett Robinson on September blues. They are a five-member band most comfortably described as original songs. In band settings, he Red Tractor Pizza is located at 17th beginning at 6:30pm. Come inspired by Afropop, Highlife, as well purveyors of American roots music. likes to play funk, jazz, country 1007 W Main St. in Bozeman. MSU SwingCats invite public to Saturday and more. Check out their menu at www.red- Lang Termes will finish off the tractorpizza.com. • night dance at Romney The MSU SwingCats, a student- dance styles, will host a FREE 22nd at Romney Gym on the run organization devoted to vintage Sock Hop on Saturday, September Montana State University campus. Put on your craziest socks and join for a special night of swing dancing, root beer floats, and fun Handcrafted cocktails and penned stories and a full band sound album is available now. vintage tunes that are sure to get fantastic acoustics – the primary that’s both driving alt country and The Road Agents are set for your toes tappin’! ingredients for a successful happy moody folk rock. Tuesday, October 2nd. The band, The SwingCats will teach a hour! Bozeman Spirits Distillery Compared to Brandi Carlile, composed of Jeff Peterson and beginner-friendly lesson from hosts live music by great local artists Lucinda Williams, Rhett Miller, Justin Ringsak, play acoustic rock n’ 7–8pm before the dance thereafter. every Tuesday from 5:30–8pm in Kathleen Edwards and Patty Griffin, roll. They’re a guitar and mandolin Everyone is welcome and you don’ttheir welcoming tasting room. Here’s Hays has a sound uniquely her own. duo people can groove to! Jeff and need a partner or any prior experi- a look at the upcoming acts. She has shared the stage with Hayes Justin will bring danceable, original ence! The gym is located on the Brice Ash performs on Tuesday, Carll, Sturgil Simpson, Bruce songs about firewood, larceny, third floor of Romney Hall at September 18th. Ash’s debut solo Robison, Kelly Willis and Jeffery and resolve. MSU. Free parking will be album, The Chariot, carries with it the Foucault to name a few. River Learn more about Bozeman available south of Romney. This hopeful hurt, raw honesty, and Swimmer, Hays’ third full-length and Spirits’s tasting room, distilling event is open to the public. stirring stories that fans of his rough- fifth release overall, brings the processes, and other offerings at The MSU SwingCats host hewn songwork have come to culmination of her influences and www.bozemanspirits.com. • dances, events, and workshops for expect. Ranging from the heart- experiences traveling the world. The anyone and everyone, students and wrenching piano/cello duet, “Joe’s community members alike. Their Final Bow,” to the gritty roots rocker focus is on vintage swing dancing, “Has-Been Man,” the record brims but dancers and art forms of all with humanity – brash cowgirls, shapes and sizes are welcome. broken old men, homeless saviors, The SwingCats’ mission is to and high school nerds. Their stories dance, teach, and promote are woven together in an Americana awareness of vintage swing soundscape as Ash explores the dancing, specializing in all realms corners and alleys of the human of Lindy Hop, Balboa, and Blues, condition. The singer/songwriter to share and enjoy the music and moved to Bozeman early last year, culture, to provide a safe and fun where the slower pace and environment for everyone to enjoy breathtaking surroundings continue dance, and to continually pursue to nourish his creativity. personal growth on the social Christy Hays brings an dance floor. evening of tunes on Wednesday, Learn more and find a full September 25th. “Like Lucinda calendar of upcoming dance Williams in a Carhartt jacket, events by visiting msuswing- Christy Hays works rugged cats.word-press.com. • metaphors into emotionally charged country folk,” wrote a reviewer for The Austin Chronicle. Hays’ music has folk and country tinges, thoughtfully

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Walking Sideways: An Insider’s Guide to The Rialto by Dalton Brink recommend stepping through those The Rat Trap Clay Club, saints, royalty, professors, anarchists, perhaps I should keep my mouth The trees in my yard are laden Art Deco doors of the Rialto where showing during Bozeman Art Walk low-lifes, tattoo artists, students, shut and just allow the work to speak with apples, sweetly tart, as the you’ll find me along with dozens of & beyond queers, high-brows – and above all: for itself. raspberries along the neighbor’s others with the same thought. The Rat Trap Clay Club evolved friends…” they make work that is as Sept. 24th – Jeff Tweedy driveway across the alley are gone. Remember, we’re all in this thing from The Cottonwood Club’s Free relevant as it is clever. Using It’s hard to imagine there are still The warmth of summer is quickly together. Art School Drawing Club. ceramics as their 3-D models, they folks out there who don’t know of dissipating as the morning winds cut Sept. 14th thru Oct. 19th – Consisting of “…dirtbags, thieves, paint vivid scenes “originating from Jeff Tweedy or at least his main through my jacket as I film, literature, project, Wilco, who are constantly ride my motorcycle to memes, fights, being touted as something along the work. Fall is mere days long acid-fueled lines of “…the best rock band of the away. With the end of motorcycle rides, last 25 years.” As Wilco’s summer comes the sunsets above singer/songwriter, Jeff Tweedy is introspection that I’ve junkyards, walks somewhat of an icon to those who been putting off with along drainage are smart to music a bit outside of hikes and bicycle rides. ditches, checkout the mainstream. The guy has done The sun falls along the counter magazine so many beautifully moving projects outer edge of the covers, the parody that it’s hard to imagine that he’s horizon sooner, granting of syndicated only 51 years old. I mean, between more quiet than I’ve news outlets, and Uncle Tupelo, The Mermaid had for months. It’s anything else that Avenue work he did from Woody about to be hoodie, hot pisses them Guthrie’s lost songs, to the rock tea, cozy corner and off/inspires them empire that is Wilco, the guy has left long book season. And to change what’s an indelible mark on modern music while I look forward to around them to an that’s it hard to believe that he’ll be it, I know it’s a fleeting easier-to-swallow here, on stage, live – a living legend. time here in the existence.” I could This is an opportunity that arises Rockies. Better enjoy it keep going on, but once, perhaps twice in a lifetime. while it lasts, and if you since I’m actually Further information about these find yourself needing a a founding mem- events and ticketing can be found at safe space to warm up, I Wilco singer/songwriter Jeff Tweedy ber of the group, www.rialtobozeman.com. •

Red Tractor your one-stop shop for mozzarella, marinara, musicians & more! Grab a slice, Montana brew, and check out the acoustics and show as Cuban and Brazilian a seat! Red Tractor Pizza plays host him some love! song and dance. to live music and other events Bridger Creek Boys return to BoZambique is throughout the week. Here’s a look their usual Thursday slot on comprised of Loren at what’s coming up. September 20th at 7pm. The Boys Block (uke bass), Aaron Howard Beall & the Fake are an acoustic bluegrass quartet Banfield (guitar), Matt News entertain on Saturday, steeped in old-time tradition, while Sloan (saxophone), September 15th at 7pm. The group also pushing the genre with Jelani Mahiri (percus- brings people together by playing newgrass. The band blends originals sion), and Doug Wales groove-based music, specifically with covers of traditional bluegrass (congas). pulling from the jazz, rock, and funk and more contemporary artists. The Dirt genres. The band plays a blend of Their style is confident, complex, Farmers follow with a original compositions, standards, and full of improvisation that will Sunday show on and modern songs with the inten t of draw you in and get you shaking all September 23rd at creating fresh sounds while still over with bluegrass joy. Bridger Creek 6pm. They’re a foot- respecting the heritage and language Boys will bring additional performances to stomping string band of those before them. Red Tractor on September 27th and who have dubbed their On Sunday, September 16th, October 4th at 7pm. musical style “paisley Red Tractor will host The On September 21st, Jazz Night grass.” They’ve gained Compassion Project Workshop returns to Red Tractor, as it does a following for their from 1–4pm. See what compassion every Friday, at 7pm. Curated by fun-loving mix of old school country, The fellas seek to tell meaningful month with a performance on looks like to you! Join in to learn guitarist and composer Alex bluegrass, blues and rock – with the stories, delivered with grit, wrapped Saturday, September 29th at 7pm. more about compassion – what it Robilotta, these evenings feature the occasional slip into hip-hop. The in beautiful melodies and driven by Lang’s vocal style ranges from means, how to recognize it, how to music styles of jazz, funk, latin, and band members, as unique as their powerful grooves. The Dusty mellow folk ballads to growling practice it, and why it’s important. more. Come out, get ready to song list, serve it all up with a smile Pockets’ debut album, Hard Line, is boogie blues. His style of Each participant will receive a groove, and hear America’s only on mandolin, banjo, guitar, fiddle and available now. songwriting – both original music donated 8x8 wooden block to create original art form as it exists and bass with vocal harmonies. The Dirt Weston Lewis is set for and lyrics – comes deep from the their own artistic representation of evolves in the 21st century. Additional Farmers invite you to be “Having a Tuesday, September 25th at 7pm. heart, or in some cases, bubbles up compassion based on what they Jazz Nights are set for September 28th and Good Time” and experience the Lewis plays with a number of local from his whimsical sense of irony. learned. The final output of this October 5th at 7pm. flavor and fun of Montana life. bands, solo performances, and as a Lang’s selection of covers ranges project will be an installation of all Latin fusion group Dusty Pockets guitarist Matt sit-in lead guitarist for artists from early country blues to the full art pieces (projected 8,000-10,000 BoZambique will entertain Rogers brings a solo set on including The Andrew Hand Band, gamut of contemporary classics. A pieces) in and around Bozeman and pizzeria patrons on Saturday, Monday, September 24th beginning John Sherrill, The Electric Sunday, few of his biggest influences include you can be a part of it! This family- September 22nd at 7pm. The band at 6:30pm. The Bozeman band Lang Termes, Mathias, and MOTH. Muddy Waters, Woody Guthrie, friendly event is open to the public. performs percussive-centric melodies explores genres from blues and His solo sets are comprised mostly of Bruce Springsteen, Eddie Vedder, Music Monday sees the talents of driven by world-infused rhythm and country, to folk and soul. They’re acoustic rock covers and some of his and Townes Van Zandt. Garrett Robinson on September blues. They are a five-member band most comfortably described as original songs. In band settings, he Red Tractor Pizza is located at 17th beginning at 6:30pm. Come inspired by Afropop, Highlife, as well purveyors of American roots music. likes to play funk, jazz, country 1007 W Main St. in Bozeman. MSU SwingCats invite public to Saturday and more. Check out their menu at www.red- Lang Termes will finish off the tractorpizza.com. • night dance at Romney The MSU SwingCats, a student- dance styles, will host a FREE 22nd at Romney Gym on the Downtown distillery marries apéritifs & run organization devoted to vintage Sock Hop on Saturday, September Montana State University campus. Put on your craziest socks and join acoustics every Tuesday for a special night of swing dancing, root beer floats, and fun Handcrafted cocktails and penned stories and a full band sound album is available now. vintage tunes that are sure to get fantastic acoustics – the primary that’s both driving alt country and The Road Agents are set for your toes tappin’! ingredients for a successful happy moody folk rock. Tuesday, October 2nd. The band, The SwingCats will teach a hour! Bozeman Spirits Distillery Compared to Brandi Carlile, composed of Jeff Peterson and beginner-friendly lesson from hosts live music by great local artists Lucinda Williams, Rhett Miller, Justin Ringsak, play acoustic rock n’ 7–8pm before the dance thereafter. every Tuesday from 5:30–8pm in Kathleen Edwards and Patty Griffin, roll. They’re a guitar and mandolin Everyone is welcome and you don’ttheir welcoming tasting room. Here’s Hays has a sound uniquely her own. duo people can groove to! Jeff and need a partner or any prior experi- a look at the upcoming acts. She has shared the stage with Hayes Justin will bring danceable, original ence! The gym is located on the Brice Ash performs on Tuesday, Carll, Sturgil Simpson, Bruce songs about firewood, larceny, third floor of Romney Hall at September 18th. Ash’s debut solo Robison, Kelly Willis and Jeffery and resolve. MSU. Free parking will be album, The Chariot, carries with it the Foucault to name a few. River Learn more about Bozeman available south of Romney. This hopeful hurt, raw honesty, and Swimmer, Hays’ third full-length and Spirits’s tasting room, distilling event is open to the public. stirring stories that fans of his rough- fifth release overall, brings the processes, and other offerings at The MSU SwingCats host hewn songwork have come to culmination of her influences and www.bozemanspirits.com. • dances, events, and workshops for expect. Ranging from the heart- experiences traveling the world. The anyone and everyone, students and wrenching piano/cello duet, “Joe’s community members alike. Their Final Bow,” to the gritty roots rocker focus is on vintage swing dancing, “Has-Been Man,” the record brims but dancers and art forms of all with humanity – brash cowgirls, shapes and sizes are welcome. broken old men, homeless saviors, The SwingCats’ mission is to and high school nerds. Their stories dance, teach, and promote are woven together in an Americana awareness of vintage swing soundscape as Ash explores the dancing, specializing in all realms corners and alleys of the human of Lindy Hop, Balboa, and Blues, condition. The singer/songwriter to share and enjoy the music and moved to Bozeman early last year, culture, to provide a safe and fun where the slower pace and environment for everyone to enjoy breathtaking surroundings continue dance, and to continually pursue to nourish his creativity. personal growth on the social Christy Hays brings an dance floor. evening of tunes on Wednesday, Learn more and find a full September 25th. “Like Lucinda calendar of upcoming dance Williams in a Carhartt jacket, events by visiting msuswing- Christy Hays works rugged cats.word-press.com. • metaphors into emotionally charged country folk,” wrote a reviewer for The Austin Chronicle. Hays’ music has folk and country tinges, thoughtfully

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SoCal’s Dustbowl Revival return to Bozeman w/ Rialto show

Enjoy a night of soul-drenched horns. This Stax- ad on Craigslist in Americana with the Bozeman return style soul builds to a Dustbowl Revivial photo by Talley Media hopes of creating a of The Dustbowl Revival at pair of showstop- group inspired by 8:30pm on Wednesday, September pers: “Good Egg” brass band and string 26th at the Rialto. Tickets to this and “The Story.” band traditions. Over 18+ show are $15 in advance and The former is a the years, the group available at www.rialtoboze- dynamic number has been an inclusive man.com. Doors at 7:30pm. that showcases Liz outfit that frequently Over the past few years, The Beebe’s sexy, full- shifted in size before Dustbowl Revival has been making a throttled vocals as solidifying in its name for itself with a vibrant mix of well as Bjorlin’s dirty current eight-piece vintage Americana sounds. Critics trombone solo. On lineup. have proclaimed that this eclectic “The Story,” Beebe In 2008, Zach eight-piece “would have sounded teams with band Lupetin and The utterly at home within the hallowed founder Zach Dustbowl Revival confines of Preservation Hall in Lupetin for an released their debut New Orleans’ French Quarter” (Los emotionally charged album, The Atomic Angeles Times) and their “upbeat, old- love song that fea- Mushroom Cloud of school, All-American sonic safaris tures some infectious Love. They followed exemplify everything shows should interplay between up in 2010 with You be: hot, spontaneous, engaging and, the horn players and Can’t Go Back to the best of all, a pleasure to hear” (L.A. the string-men Garden of Eden, which Weekly). Rob Sheffield, in Rolling (mandolinist Daniel included “Dan’s Stone, hailed them as a great band Mark and fiddler Jam,” a song that won “whose Americana swing was so fun Connor Vance). the Independent I went back to see them again the The album’s first single, throwback busker tune, but a closer sound has been very much an Music Awards’ “Americana Song of next day.” “Busted,” also exemplifies the sonic listen reveals an all-too-contempo- organic one. Since Signature Sounds the Year.” The next year, the band, Their new eponymous album, leap taken by the band. Spotlighted rary ode with Lupetin singing about released their last album, With a now known just as The Dustbowl which came out on Signature by Beebe’s slinky jazz vocals, the the struggles of trying to survive in Lampshade On, The Dustbowl Revival Revival, put out the Holy Ghost EP Sounds last summer, however, finds song mixes traditional American today’s troubled economic times. has been out on the road, winning and their 2013 album Carry Me Home the Los Angeles-based ensemble music styles, like the blast of R&B Similarly, on “Got Over,” Lupetin over audiences with their free-flow- featured more than 25 Dustbowl evolving and refining its music. horns and the in-the-pocket drums, delivers another modern-day ing, joyous live performances. After Revival-ists. That was also the year Their always-joyous sound now with some inventive touches, such as portrait about a scuffed-up soul playing more than 200 shows a year the L.A. Weekly crowned them the reveals a more soulful, funky side a mandolin plucked like a hip-hop- battling a whirl of problems who during the last four, The Dustbowl city’s “Best Live Band.” that exudes deeper emotions and inspired piano, and the upright bass winds up “sitting on the kitchen Revival came to realize that they The Dustbowl Revival found a taps a more modern vibe. and fiddle played through floor … eating all the ice cream, had outgrown the confining label of bigger audience when Signature This exhilarating new sound wah-pedals. The group has said that 2am on a Tuesday.” Things get a a retro-minded band playing music Sounds released With a Lampshade On jumps out on the album’s opening recording “Busted” was like a door little more optimistic on the sunnier, from a bygone era and needed to in 2015. The video for “Never Had tracks, “Call My Name” and “If opening for them to create some- Bill Withers-inspired “Honey I Love move in new directions. To Go,” starring band fan Dick Van You Could See Me Now.” Drummer thing familiar yet stylistically fresh. You.” Featuring a guest spot by To help them achieve their Dyke, became an internet sensation. Joshlyn Heffernan and bassist James Even the album’s more acoustic multi-Grammy-winner and fellow adventurous musical vision, the band The group went on to open for Klopfleisch lay down a righteous number, like “Debtors’ Prison” and genre-bender Keb’ Mo’, this track turned to the Grammy bands ranging from Lake Street groove that trumpeter Matt Rubin “Got Over,” aren’t as old-timey as serves up a timeless slice of sweet, Award-winning producer Ted Hutt, Dive to the Preservation Hall Jazz and trombonist Ulf Bjorlin they might first appear. “Debtors’ silky soul music. who brought with him a background Band, while also appearing at such supercharge with their big blasts of Prison” initially suggests a The album debuted in the Top of working with a musically diverse festivals as Delfest, Floydfest, Hardly 25 on the charts Billboard set of acts. A founding member of Strictly Bluegrass, and, more recent- Heatseekers and Billboard’s Irish-American Celtic punk band ly, Norway’s Bergenfest and Americana-Folk chart, #1 on Flogging Molly, Hutt has not only Tonderfest in Denmark. Amazon’s Americana/Alt-Country produced punk groups like Dropkick This new album reveals the band Pair sweater weather w/ a chart, Top 200 on Amazon for all Murphys and The Bouncing Souls, moving in an exciting new direction. genres, up to the Top 20 on the but also the progressive acoustic Instead of Dixieland jazz and few fall cooking courses Americana radio chart and now has outfit Old Crow Medicine Show Depression-era folk songs serving as spent 9 weeks on the chart, and up (whose 2014 release Remedy earned musical mile markers, this album to the Top 5 on the Folk radio and Hutt the Grammy), Memphis mines an energizing vein of soul, The leaves are turning brilliant Mummy Chocolate covered Contemporary Folk radio charts, Americana rockers Lucero and New funk and roots-infused rock that shades of red, yellow, and orange as Strawberries, and Goblin Popcorn with 4 singles reaching those singles York City roots troubadour Jesse evokes the work of Fleetwood Mac, (one of) Southwest Montana’s most Bags for the Road. charts. At the same time, a song and Malin. With Hutt’s assistance, The Paul Simon, Aretha Franklin and beautiful seasons settles into the Registration for both the Taste of music video of the band with Dick Dustbowl Revival created what they classic Stax recordings, and fits the valley. With the fall colors come Fall and Spooktacular Halloween Van Dyke for “Never Had to Go” have called “the tightest, funkiest band alongside such contemporaries early sunsets, plenty of layering, and cooking classes are $45 and available from their last album, was featured thing we’ve ever attempted.” as Nathaniel Rateliff & the resumption of the many indoor at squareup.com/store/way- in a documentary on HBO called If Last year marked the tenth Night Sweats and St. Paul & the activities set aside for active days beyond-fitness-llc. You’re Not in the Obit, Eat Breakfast anniversary of The Dustbowl Broken Bones. in the sun. Both classes will be led by Way which also stars Jerry Seinfeld, Betty Revival’s formation. It was back in Read The Rolling Zone’s January Way Beyond Fitness, a lifestyle Beyond Fitness proprietress Shana White, and Tony Bennett. 2007 when Lupetin, a Midwestern interview with group founder Zach Lupetin practice committed to wellness Hogg. She is a Certified Fitness The evolution in the band’s transplant to Los Angeles, posted an at www.BoZone.com. • across the board, is here to ensure Professional, Certified Functional you’re taking care of body and mind Diagnostic Nutrition Practitioner, during the “off-season.” But keeping Transformational Nutrition Coach, health at the forefront doesn’t mean and Plant Based Chef. you can’t have a little fun too! Here’s “I have spent many years a look at a few of their autumn- focusing my passions on helping Portland’s Young Hunter front Eagles themed cooking courses created with individuals achieve pain-free and healthiness in mind. functionally efficient lifestyles,” she The grill may be wheeled in for writes. “My views on developing Ballroom show, more weekend acts the year, but the kitchen still calls! holistic healing programs start with Downtown Bozeman’s Eagles Comets on Fire) at his analog On September 26th, Perfect your skills with “A Taste of utilizing multiple integrated Bar is popular with folks from Fall Cooking Class” on Thursday, assessments tools that ‘show and tell’ all walks of life. Not only a October 4th from 6–8pm. The class dysfunction in the body. With that great spot for the happy hour will spotlight three delicious dishes information, I create individualized crowd, FOE hosts weekly live using Fall’s favorite fruits and programs that help the body get well music and karaoke. Here’s a veggies. Classes are hands-on, gluten and stay well naturally. My look at what’s coming up. and dairy free. It’s also the time to personalized programs are laser Tsunami Funk hit the celebrate Oktoberfest, so BYOB to focused so you can reach your stage Friday and Saturday, sip while you sauté! personal health and wellness goals September 14th–15th. The Then, get ready for All Hallows’ no matter how busy, stressed, or Bozeman-favorite group always Eve with the Spooktacular overwhelmed you feel.” packs the dance floor with Halloween Cooking Class on Visit www.gowaybeyondfit- Funk/R&B rocking grooves. Saturday, October 20th from ness.com for a complete list of Tsunami Funk plays tunes from 10am–12pm. This will be a fun services. Way Beyond Fitness is artists like Stevie Wonder, family morning of cooking, laughter, located at 111 S Grand Ave., Room Pharrell Williams, Bruno Mars, and of course, plenty of scrumptious 30, within the Emerson Center for Red Hot Chili Peppers, James Halloween treats. Participants will the Arts & Culture. Find them on Brown, Earth Wind & Fire, Sly learn how to make Gluten Free Facebook for the most up-to-date & the Family Stone, Kool & the Green Zombie French Toast, announcements. • Gang, Van Morrison, Steely Dan, Bob Marley, and many more! Tsunami Funk is retreat studio in Grass Valley, CA. KneeJürk bring another Eddie T, Luke Flansburg, Nate Downstairs, Daniel Kosel “Acoustic Wednesday” show to the Anderson, David Charles, and returns to the Eagles Bar with his Eagles beginning at 7pm. The Isaiah Morales. full band on Friday and Saturday, semi-acoustic supersonic On Friday, September 21st, September 21st–22nd. Kosel is a Southwest Montana duo head upstairs to the Eagles Montana-based singer/songwriter incorporates the big band beat, Ballroom for an eerie, psychedel- and guitarist who performs performing the best toe tappin’ ic hard rock show featuring originals from his albums Beartooth sing-alongs from the ‘60s to now. Portland-based Young Hunter Stage and The Rain, plus a delicious Head down and check them out! with local help from Scavenger bevy of covers. His emotionally Belgrade rock group The and Kannabyss at 9:30pm. intelligent poetry, soulful vocals, Poison Lovers close out the Young Hunter is touring in and pretty guitar stylings make a month with a pair of sprightly continued support of its 2017 delightful listening experience performances on Friday and release, Dayhiker. The album best described as “Crues Music,” a Saturday, September 28th–29th. represents the work each mem- self-styled blend of country, rock, Bridger Mountain Big ber has put into finding their and blues. Band performs regularly on voices in the music – individual- Kosel embraces musical Sundays from 7–9:30pm. The 17- ly and as a group – through influences including Stevie Ray piece jazz orchestra celebrates the touring, writing and recording Vaughan, Dwight Yoakam, George music of Duke Ellington, Count together. The songs from Jones, Keith Whitley, Steve Basie, and more, with original Dayhiker were written in a more Wariner, Merle Haggard, Aretha arrangements and music of all collective way than previous Franklin, Rascal Flatts, Sammy genres from the 1900s to today. Young Hunter releases, honed Kershaw, AC/DC, Segovia, Check them out on Facebook, by first playing them out on the Tommy Emmanuel, Mariah Carey, @TheBridgerMountainBigBand, for road. The album was recorded Clint Black, Chet Atkins, Ozzy performance announcements. with Tim Green (Melvins, Osbourne, and Ronnie Milsap, Always a blast, Sunrise Wolves in the Throne Room, plus many other great artists. Entertainment brings the fun of karaoke and DJ music every Thursday night. Come sing your heart out and maybe even do a dance number between songs. Liquid confi- dence available upon request. Eagles Bar live music begins at 9pm, unless otherwise noted. Come play a game of pool, listen to some great local bands, or stop in for a cold one any day of the week! The Eagles is located at 316 E Main St., next to the Nova Café. For more info, call (406) 587-9996. •

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Mtns Walking celebrating 1st year, plus a few live acts! Mountains Walking Brewery – benefiting the Chicago duet show on to Montana’s scene. Their newly who celebrate their one-year Marathon for Suicide & Wednesday, released debut EP, On Second Thought, anniversary on Sept. 28th (stop in!) – Mental Health, Joe September 19th is available now. is attracting folks from all over the Knapp & Chelsea from 6–8pm. The Local Americana artist Peter valley with their frosty pints and Hunt are back with a sister-fronted local King will provide the bar-side tasty bites. The north-side space also performance on Monday, Americana rock entertainment on Monday, hosts plenty of live music to September 17th from band is known for September 24th from 6–8pm. Come complement the menus. Here’s a 6–8pm. Knapp plays a their soulful and enjoy a cold one and listen to some look at some of what’s coming up variety of styles including energetic great acoustics from this fine fellow! on Plum Ave. Americana, rock n’ roll, performances, every Located at 422 Plum Ave., Cap your Sunday Funday with old time, and country lyric sung with Mountains Walking is open seven live tunes by Bozeman-based music. He’s a member of passion and days a week from 11:30am–8pm singer/songwriter David Aubert the popular local three- authenticity. The (11am on Sundays). Microbrew on Sunday, September 16th from piece, SlomoJoe. Hunt has band’s music draws Mondays feature $3 pints of select 6–8pm. He’ll bring a blend of blues, been gracing the stages of inspiration from brews every week, get two shells and rock and country, performing crowd Bozeman venues with her Fleetwood Mac, a pint for only $10 on Taco favorites and a few songs of his own. sweet melodic musical Heart, and Sheryl Tuesdays, or stop in for Happy Hour Aubert fronted the band Cosmic presence for years, most Crow. Defined by from 3–5pm Monday through Noise with whom he recorded an recently as a member of their tightly woven Thursday. Learn more about the album of originals in Nashville. Acony Belles. She and harmonies and local brewery and tasting room at Head over to Mountains Walking to Knapp be performing relentlessly catchy www.mountainswalking.com. catch his solo acoustic show that’ll Americana tunes and melodies, their Be sure to follow them on Facebook have you tapping your feet and some other favorites. “Revved-Up Soul for updated event information and singing along! Hawthorne Roots Music” is a distinct additional daily specials, In conjunction with Pint Night bring a stripped-down Hawthorne Roots and exciting addition @MountainsWalkingBrewery. •

Autumn Jams: Kuinka, Brothers Gow, Matt Andersen & more

ChickenJam West will present Brothers Gow take the Filler tional solos in tandem with skilled commanding stage presence, Matt Tuesday, October 2nd at 8pm.

country crooner Thomas Gabriel stage on Thursday, September 27th shredding are balanced by the Andersen has built a formidable Tickets to this 21+ show are $15 in at the Filling Station on Saturday, at 9pm. Tickets to this 21+ show avant-garde bass musings and riff following the old fashioned way – advance and $20 at the door. Doors

September 15th at 9pm. Tickets to are $9 in advance and $12 at the writing of Wade. Brothers Gow is touring worldwide and letting the at 7pm. this 21+ show are $10 in advance door. Doors at 8pm. rounded out by wild syncopation converted audiences and devotees Richman has been playing

and $15 at the door. Doors at 8pm. Situated between deep and explosive grooves from spread his reputation through word music, recording and touring for T.G. – as those closest call him – improvisational musicianship and drummer Nathan Walsh-Haines, of mouth. In addition to headlining most of his life. He and his

is the oldest grandchild of Johnny dynamic, original songwriting, and the exploratory and harmonic major festivals, clubs and theatres drummer Tommy Larkins win fans Cash. Predominately raised on the Brothers Gow brings to the stage an subtleties of keyboardist Alex Mello throughout North America, Europe wherever they play. In the early

road, he often dreamed of a life as a imaginative style of modern rock, who joined the lineup in early 2018. and Australia, he has shared the 1970s, Richman formed the noted successful career musician. When he progressive funk and unpredictable Matt Andersen performs with stage and toured with Bo Diddley, band The Modern Lovers. Tommy

was young, his grandfather would retro-electronic jams. Through an help from roots rocker Terra Buddy Guy, Greg Allman, Tedeschi Larkins was in the groups Naked call him onstage, to sing “When the exploration in lively and evolving Lightfoot at the Filling Station to Trucks Band, Randy Bachman, Prey, Giant Sand and other popular

Saints Go Marching In.” Along with sound, Brothers Gow has managed close out the month on Saturday, Little Feat, Jonny Lang, Serena bands in Tucson, Arizona. his voice that sounds so much like to stay true to its roots, which are September 29th at 9pm. Tickets to Ryder, and more. Andersen’s latest Advance tickets for these shows

his grandfather’s, Gabriel brings a found in the vibrant vocal styles and this 21+ show are $12 in advance release with the Mellotones, Live at are available in-store at Cactus wealth of stories from his memories extensive range of front men Kyle and $15 at the door. Doors at 8pm. Olympic Hall, is available now. Records and cactusrecords.net.

of his childhood and of growing up Merrill (guitar/vocals) and Ethan A powerhouse performer with a Early next month, Jonathan For more information, visit a member of such an iconic family. Wade (bass/vocals). Merrill’s emo- giant soul-filled voice and Richman stops in at the Filler on chickenjamwest.com. •

Shook Twins return to the Filler with help from Kelly

Nicholson Band on Wednesday, September 19th at 9pm. Tickets to

this 21+ show are $15 in advance and $18 at the door. Doors at 8pm.

Portland’s indie folk-pop band is fronted by identical twins, Katelyn

and Laurie, who serve as the band’s main songwriters. Central to Shook

Twins’ sound is their wide range of instrumentation: banjo, acoustic and

electric guitars, electric bass, mandolin, electronic drums, face

drum (beat-box), glockenspiel, ukulele, banjo-head drumming and their signature Golden Egg. Beautiful twin harmonies, layered upon acoustic and electric instru- mentation – coupled with Laurie’s inventive use of percussive and ambient vocal loops, and Katelyn’s re-purposed telephone microphone – set their sound apart, creating a unique and eccentric blend of folk, roots, groove and soul. Kuinka is back in Bozeman, this time at the Zebra Cocktail Lounge, on Thursday, September 20th at 9pm. This to this 21+ show are $12 in advance and $15 at the door. Doors at 8pm. Described by NPR Music as joyous folk pop, Kuinka “laces modern folk and Americana with an electronic jolt, waltzing along the grooved edges of dream-pop, synth- pop, and Brooklyn’s mid-aughts guitar-rock revival” (Vanyaland). Their genre-defying music features several different lead singers, four- part harmony, and eclectic instru- mentation including cello, banjo, synthesizers, ukulele and electronic percussion. For all of their sonic experimentation, the Seattle quartet’s songs and live shows are linked by an infectious energy that remains present in everything they do. Their latest EP, Stay Up Late, is available now. On Saturday, September 22nd, Chali 2na and The House of Vibe bring a performance to the Filling Station at 9pm. This to this 21+ show are $22 in advance and $25 at the door. Doors at 8pm. With his unmistakable baritone voice and 6-and-a-half foot charm, Chali 2na has established himself as one of hip-hop’s preeminent and most charismatic personalities. He’s also garnered renowned praise as a visual artist across a wide spectrum of canvases. Lost Dog Street Band follows with a Filling Station show on Sunday, September 23rd at 8pm. This to this 21+ show are $10 in advance and $12 at the door. Doors at 7pm. Drawing on inspiration of hard times on the road, personal tragedy, the power of love (and of course their dog) Benjamin continued on with a long legacy of songwriting that cuts to the quick. Knitting together musical influences from traditional country, old time, and blues Ashley Mae and Benjamin began to refine what is their original take on American storytelling songs. With their packs, fiddle, guitar, banjo, and pup they set out on foot traveling coast to coast by hopping freight, and hitchhiking with the vision of sharing their music. The duo’s latest release, Rage and Tragedy, is available now.

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Norris Hot Springs – eat the brightest food you can find! The autumnal equinox on Saturday, exception – Aran Buzzas will play for Hand Band, John Sherrill, The Electric country and Americana. Tom’s songs evoke September 22nd is the astronomical start of soakers on Friday, September 14th. Calling his Sunday, Lang Termes, Mathias, and MOTH. nostalgia of long-ago dreams and people, fall in the Northern Hemisphere and spring in music “Homegrown Montana Folky Tonk,” His solo sets are comprised mostly of acoustic while weaving stories of human longing both the Southern. The word equinox comes from Aran performs songs that are easy to relate to, rock covers and some of his original songs. In past and present. the Latin aequus (equal) and nox (night). often amusing, and frequently with a band settings, he likes to play funk, jazz, Closing out the month on Sunday, During the equinox, the Sun crosses what regional backdrop. country and more. September 30th is Tom Catmull. Tom has we call the “celestial equator” from north to Norris welcomes the Ennis City The final weekend of September brings been writing, recording, performing, eating south, causing the Earth’s two hemispheres to Ramblers on Saturday, September 15th. three talented performers. On Friday, Sept. and breathing music for nearly two decades. receive the Sun’s rays about equally. From here This locally-based trio plays American folk 28th, enjoy Joseph Running Crane. “At He likes telling stories, making acoustic and on out, the temperatures begin to drop and the music and cowboy songs, i.e. the perfect hang twenty-six years old, and representing a electric guitar sounds and using them to wrap days start to get shorter than the nights. These music for your Saturday night soak. completely new generation of Americana words around a melody. The style of Tom’s cooler temperatures “finish” some of the crops Galynne Goodwill will bring her music usually lands somewhere that aren’t harvested in the late summer. acoustic grooves to close out the weekend on between the blurred lines of country, The Garden of Norris is full of colorful, Sunday, September 16th. The independent Galynne Goodwill country swing, pop, and folk. His nutritious food! artist writes soulful, conscious, acoustic pop band, Last Resort, is an all original It is these brightly colored, nutrient-dense songs inspired by humanity’s rapid awakening. rock/pop four-piece. foods that may offer the most protective health She’ll be performing with her percussionist New month, new band! Wolf benefits against cancer and other diseases, as Markondrums. and the Moons make their first well as helping people with diabetes control “Inherent positivity paired with beautiful stop at Norris on Friday, October 5th. their calorie intake and blood sugar. melodies, insightful songwriting and playful The Missoula-based According to experts, the more brightly lyrics turn every Galynne gig into a feel-good- Americana/bluegrass band is known colored the vegetable, the more protective the fest. Her vocal skills and sultry stage presence for their rich harmonies and health benefits, thanks to a rich assortment of make for a night of musical marvel in its extensive mix of originals and plant compounds called phytochemicals. purest form.” – Historic Trempealeau Hotel, covers that make for a unique and Phytochemicals help the body deal with Wisconsin entertaining experience. substances called free radicals. Free radicals, Singer/slangwriter Aaron Banfield hits Dan Henry follows on Saturday, formed from a natural process called oxida- the Poolside Stage on Friday, September 21st. October 6th. The Montana native is tion, can damage body cells and tissues as well A member of local bands BoZambique and a singer/songwriter with a unique as DNA. Damage caused by oxidation may Cole & the Thornes, Banfield sings and plays musicians, Joseph Running Crane is already a vocal style coupled with acoustic guitar and lead to the onset of health problems such as originals along with some known and obscure seasoned veteran of the Missoula music scene, bluesy harmonica. He’s driven by a blues cancer, heart disease, cataracts, and arthritis. covers ranging from ballads to up-tempo tunes. having played in some of the state’s most- influence, but covers a wide range of music Fortunately, antioxidant vitamins and many Wind and the Willows head out to respected hardcore bands,” wrote Aaron from folk and rock to reggae, and so phytochemicals help to “neutralize” free Norris on Saturday, September 22nd (the Parrett, author of Montana Americana Music: much more. radicals before they can do damage and may Autumn Equinox). Imports from Evergreen, Boot Stomping in the Big Sky. “Running Crane Lang Termes will entertain on Sunday, even help undo some of the damage already Colorado, Willows’ lead singers Ryen Dalvit made a name for himself playing guitar and October 7th. Lang’s vocal style ranges from done to cells. Antioxidants, such as beta- and Maren Stubenvoll bring their distinct bass in what might be the best-named band mellow folk ballads to growling boogie blues. carotene and vitamins E and C, are readily sound to Montana, a blend of brass, strings, ever to come out of Montana: His style of songwriting – both original music available in colorful vegetables like carrots, and triple harmonies. The band’s roots lie in Goddammitboyhowdy. Lately, however, he has and lyrics – comes deep from the heart, or in kale, chard, peppers, squash, spinach and the heart of the Rocky Mountains. From softened his delivery into a distinctive some cases, bubbles up from his whimsical herbs – all currently being harvested at Norris. writing tunes in caves and atop mountains, to Americana country sound. Joseph was weaned sense of irony. Lang’s selection of covers Bring some friends or family out for a soak performing in taprooms and other intimate on punk rock and hard-core, a huge fan of ranges from early country blues to the full at Norris Hot Springs and try some of their venues, these once upon a time classmates The Minutemen and The Dead Kennedys gamut of contemporary classics. A few of his freshly harvested goodness – the menu offers became a songwriting duo finding inspiration since practically grade school. He grew up in biggest influences include Muddy Waters, Buddha bowls, pizzas, salads and more loaded in their beautiful surroundings and budding Browning, Montana, on the Blackfeet Woody Guthrie, Bruce Springsteen, Eddie with organic homegrown ingredients. Drink sisterhood. The Wind and the Willows bring a Reservation, and his early influences were Vedder, and Townes Van Zandt. options abound as well, including a large fresh taste of folk to their new home of loud, heavy, and hard rock. Still, his recent Norris Hot Springs is a unique and selection of local craft beers and an Bozeman. songs have taken on a more wistful tone and historic Montana wonder. For more history, impressive wine list. Weston Lewis is set for Sunday, use an acoustic sound far removed from the information on the menu, winter hours, Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights also September 23rd. Lewis plays with a number of angsty and frenetic electric punk sound.” and much more, please visit www.norrishot- offer the finest in live acoustic music on the local bands, solo performances, and as a sit-in Next up is Tom Kirwan on Saturday, springs.com. The hot springs are located 34 Poolside Stage at 7pm. This month is no lead guitarist for artists including The Andrew September 29th. He performs a blend of folk miles west of Bozeman. •

50th Anniversary ‘Fall Vinyl Sale’ benefits KGLT at MSU Alternative Public Radio station KGLT- 10am–3pm with FREE admission, preceeded offered by KGLT, and the vendors, who give a Operated as a program of Montana State FM, located on the MSU campus in Bozeman, by an “Early Bird” special hour for collectors percentage of their sales to the station. University - Bozeman, KGLT has broadcasted has announced their annual 50th from 9–10am with a $5 donation. Friends of KGLT hold the vinyl sale twice from the campus since its inception in 1968, Anniversary 2018 Fall Vinyl Sale. The Saturday allows collectors free parking on a year for KGLT. The event brings together a providing non-commercial, educational radio one-day-only vinyl sale is set for Saturday, campus, with plenty available south of the vast community of music listeners and fans to area listeners. KGLT is funded by donations September 15th in rooms 233 and 235 of the SUB. The Early Bird special allows real vinyl from across the broadcast area, which includes from listeners, grants, and foundations, as well Strand Union Building on the Montana State hounds to get first dibs on the rare, collectible Helena, Big Timber, Livingston, Gardiner and as underwriting and support from the University campus. The event will run from vinyl, CDs, cassettes, posters, and tees being the Gallatin Valley. Associated Students of Montana State “Word has gotten out about the great finds University (ASMSU). KGLT works with many at our Vinyl Sales,” said KGLT Music clubs and programs on and off campus, Director, Jim Kehoe. “Vendors come from as writing and producing over 1,500 public far as Missoula and Jackson Hole.” service announcements per year on topics The Vinyl Sale will include private dealers including sexual harassment, GED completion, and all of the vinyl the station collects from lis- senior education, preventative health measures, tener donations. Also, KGLT will offer collect- low cost medical services, humane control of able tees from past years for sale. The KGLT animal population, new classes on campus, Vinyl Sale in the MSU SUB is just down the psychological counseling, crisis hotlines, among hall from the Ask-Us Desk. others. Learn more at www.kglt.net. •

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LocaL SportS in and around the BoZone

BSF gears up for winter recreation with celebratory events Bridger Ski Foundation (BSF) will $150 each. Tables of ten also Feed will take over Lindley Center, present its annual Oktoberfest Ski available. All proceeds benefit the 1102 E Curtiss St., from 6–8pm. All Ball on Saturday, September 29th Bridger Ski Foundation youth BSF members, families, sponsors, at the Hilton Garden Inn, 2023 programs, scholarship funds, and and partners are invited to this Commerce Way, beginning at 6pm. community trail grooming. annual event. In honor of BFS Join in for this fall-festive event! The Looking to Tuesday, October volunteers and supporters, chili feed evening will include tasty appetizers, 16th, this year’s BSF Volunteer & attendees will be fed dinner and frothy brews, delicious wine and Sponsor Appreciation Chili given first dibs on volunteer slots at cocktails, as the Annual Ski Swap. This is an well as great open house format, so drop by live music. anytime. Please note: interested Dinner to individuals need a 2018-2019 BSF follow, along membership in order to sign up for with a live and a Ski Swap volunteer spot. Ski Swap silent auction, volunteers get in extra early on the not to mention first day of the event! an overall Mark your calendars! Bridger Ski Bridger Ski Foundation members get They also groom an incredible stellar night of Foundation’s 51st Annual Ski in free and early. Volunteers needed. network of community Nordic ski celebrating ski- Swap is set for Saturday and Further details to follow. trails for the Bozeman public. BSF ing. Bavarian- Sunday, November 3rd–4th at the Bridger Ski Foundation is a focuses on inspiring a lifelong love style costumes Gallatin County Fairgrounds. Buy nonprofit community ski of skiing, athletic excellence, and encouraged! and sell skis, snowboards, boots, organization offering educational personal growth. Learn more Think dirndl outdoor gear, clothing, and more! and competitive programs in about membership opportunities and lederhosen. The weekend sale will feature Nordic, Freestyle, Freeskiing, and these events at www.bridger- Tickets are thousands of items and great deals. Snowboarding and Alpine skiing. skifoundation.org. •

Bikes in midair! SWMMBA hosts next ‘Dirt Jump Jam’ The Southwest Montana Mountain Bike Association They also build, maintain, (SWMMBA) will present the Westlake Dirt Jump Jam on and advocate for trails you Friday, September 28th from 5–9:30pm. Come join in on the can ride your bike on. The fun with a dirt jump jam under the lights on the freeride SWMMBA Board of track. The evening will feature bikes, complimentary brews Directors is entirely (for those 21+), and a fantastic raffle! This is a FREE, all composed of dedicated and ages event and SWMMBA fundraiser for maintenance on the hardworking volunteers. dirt jumps. Everyone is encouraged to attend. Westlake Park In the summer of 2016, is located at the intersection of N 5th Ave. and W. Tamarack SWMMBA received St. in Bozeman. recognition as an The Southwest Montana Mountain Bike Association is a International Mountain Bike 501(c)3 nonprofit that grew out of The Dirt Concern of Association (IMBA) Chapter. Gallatin Valley Bike Club. Their mission is to enhance access As an IMBA Chapter, to trails and advocate for mountain bicyclists in Southwest SWMMBA is tasked with Montana. By engaging and educating community, working creating, enhancing, and with public land managers, collaborating with other user preserving great mountain groups, and building and maintaining trails, SWMMBA biking experiences. Learn volunteers are fulfilling that mission and becoming more at www.southwest- reliable voices in our region. montana-mba.org. • Page 2D • The enDZone • SePTember 15

Last days of golf, ‘Montana Pass’ sale at base of Lone Mountain With ski season still out of early to start thinking about winter purchase, visit www.bigskyre- between Bozeman and Yellowstone cal drop. Learn more about the reach, Big Sky Resort is finishing days spent on the slopes! The sort.com/MTpass National Park. Big Sky Resort is mountain and other activities at out its summer season with a few popular Montana Pass is back good ole fashioned tournaments on for 2018 – and ON SALE for only the green! Who’s the best golfer in $175 through September 30th. The Southwest Montana? The Canyon Montana Pass is Direct-to-Lift, Cup, open to those who qualified Nov. 26th through Dec. 16th, 2018, through the 2018 Big Sky Open, is and April 15th–21st, 2019, set for Saturday and Sunday, including the spring Pond Skim. September 22nd–23rd with tee Montana Passholders may also times at 11am each day. Didn’t pick up a non-transferrable lift make it into the Canyon Cup? The ticket to ski any date of choice on Ironman Open follows on the date they choose to ski outside Saturday, September 29th begin- of the blackout periods from Dec. ning with a shotgun start at high 22nd, 2018, through Jan. 1st, 2019, noon. This tournament is $70 per and Feb. 15th–24th, 2019. player and includes an authentic Passholders are also eligible for: Oktoberfest dinner following a day $20 off regular season full-day on the links. Register in advance at window ticket rate on non- Direct- http://bit.ly/2M4alYS. Note: to-Lift dates; 50% off winter online registration closes 7 days zipline tours; 15% off Big Sky prior to start at 6pm. See website Resort-owned retail outlets; and up for further details. The Big Sky Resort to 50% off lodging with Big Sky Golf Course closes for the season on Central Reservations. Call (800) Established in 1973, Big Sky the Biggest Skiing in America with www.bigskyresort.com. Big Sky Monday, October 1st. 548-4486 to book. To learn more Resort is located in the Northern 5,800+ acres offering an average of Resort’s summer closing day is set for And of course, it’s never too about the Montana Pass and to Rockies of Southwest Montana two acres per skier and 4,350 verti- Friday, September 28th. •

BAHA encourages local ‘Color Me Fun’ race benefits elementary youth to hit the ice w/ arts & fitness programs Back new hockey program for its fourth New youth hockey program to premiere Gallatin Valley. event, the this fall “We are beyond excited to offer Bozeman The Bozeman Amateur a program for kids that includes Color Me Hockey Association (BAHA) will be free equipment,” said Hockey Fun 5K premiering a brand new beginner Director, Dave Weaver. “The returns on youth hockey program this fall. Bozeman community has been Saturday, And the best part? It’s absolutely long waiting for a program that October FREE! offers trial hockey for free.” 6th from It’s been long said that you Sign-ups and gear outfitting 9–11am. should try something before you for BAHA’s Learn to Play Hockey This is a buy it, or at least read a decent program will take place on chance to amount of positive reviews online Wednesday, September 19th at run, walk, to make a well-informed decision. Play It Again Sports in Bozeman skip or Well, why shouldn’t that apply to from 4–8pm. Space is limited to dance trying out different sports too? the first 40 registrants. through a Starting this month, before regular The Learn to Play Hockey 5K course (with an optional shortcut $20, respectively, through race day. for elementary arts and fitness season hockey programs even begin, Program will be held at Haynes for younger runners). Beginning at Children 3 and under can take part programs. Started in 2014 by a BAHA will be offering a Learn to Pavilion on the following dates: the Gallatin Valley Mall, racers and for free! ALL proceeds from this passionate group of parents looking Play Hockey program for kids – Sept. 26th from 4:30–5:50pm their friends, along with other race go to support elementary arts to raise awareness of arts and fitness ages 4 through 15, that includes five – Oct. 3rd from 4:30–5:50pm members of the community, will get and fitness programs in the Gallatin education, this event is a success on-ice practice sessions. – Oct. 10th from 4:30–5:50pm covered in fun, bright color powders Valley, including YOUR family’s year after year because of its many The next question on every – Oct. 18th from 4:30–5:50pm at a series of stations along the elementary school. Visit www.run- supporters – sponsors, racers of all parent’s mind that might be – Oct. 20th from 10:30–11:50am course, ending with color signup.com (search “Bozeman ages, and community spectators. thinking about this program for his Haynes Pavilion opens celebrations at the finish! Color Me Fun 5K”) to register. Learn more about the run at or her child is, “But, what about September 24th. Ressler Motors Ice Regular race registration is $30 The Bozeman Color Me Fun 5K www.facebook.com/bozeman- the cost of equipment?” Full Rink at the Ice Barn is scheduled to for adults (13 and over) and $17 for is a colorful celebration of arts and colormefun where you can also head-to-toe equipment is included open in late October. Full schedules kids (4-12) through September 18th. Late fitness designed for family-friendly find registration information for this in BAHA’s Learn to Play Hockey and program details may be found registration increases to $40 and fun and to raise much needed funds year’s event! • program at no extra cost. BAHA at www.bozemanhockey.org. was able to purchase 40 complete The Bozeman Amateur Hockey sets of youth hockey gear, all Association is a nonprofit service thanks to an incredibly generous organization whose mission is to provide anonymous donor who facilities and programs for the development understands the value in giving of quality, affordable, and disciplined Scale mountains of the world w/ TGR’s back to youth recreation in the competitive and recreational hockey. • new ski & snowboard film Far Out, the new feature-length Far Out follows the perspective old rip Jackson Hole. Discover the ski and snowboard film by Teton of an athlete as he embarks on a alien landscape of Girdwood, Gravity Research (TGR), journey to one of the most remote Alaska in January and see Sean embodies the imagination as and unexplored mountain ranges on Jordan ride into Crested Butte on a much as it does a physical space. the planet, the Albanian Alps. While black stallion to shred the Southern It is the quest to seek out the final destination appears to be Rockies. Find out if the wildest and undiscovered realms and inspire the ultimate goal, it is the collective most untamed mountains in new waves of creativity, of athletes, experiences, and the Europe let us in, and if the ultimate enlightenment, and progression. It array of locations around the world destination became a reality. is the quest to be blown away. that inevitably drive the season’s Whether you choose to come to Get ready, Bozeman! On Friday, adventure. Witness mind-bending the family-friendly early show or September 21st, TGR returns to pillow lines as the crew camps out experience the rowdiness of the late the Emerson Center for the Arts deep in the Purcell Mountains of showing, the evening is sure to be a & Culture for the winter kick-off British Columbia. Experience urban great time. There will be a ton of party of the year. Join for the one- madness in Kamchatka and the prizes courtesy of Yeti, Atomic night only screening of Far Out, insanity of the Crazy Mountains in Skiing, Völkl, Outdoor Research, presented by REI. The film Montana. Join the crew in the The North Face, and more. Plus, includes action filmed in Slovenian Alps for over-the-head attendees will also have a shot at Montana’s own Crazy Mountains! cold smoke and watch an 11-year- winning the tour grand prizes. Don’t miss your chance to see Far Out on the big screen. Doors open at 6pm for the early show, with the screening to follow at 6:30pm. Advance tickets are $15 for adults ($10 for those 16 and under), or $18 day of show. For the late showing, doors open at 8:30pm, preceding a 9pm film start. Tickets are $20. The late show sells out every year, so get your tickets early at www.tetongravity.com- /films/far-out. Join the TGR crew on one of its boldest missions ever. Far Out, presented by REI, features Angel Collinson, Cam Riley, Clayton Vila, Colter Hinchliffe, Dane Tudor, Elyse Saugstad, Fabian Lentsch, Griffin Post, Hadley Hammer, Ian McIntosh, Jeremy Jones, Johnny Collinson, Kai Jones, Mark Carter, Nick McNutt, Parkin Costain, Robin Van Gyn, Sage Cattabriga-Alosa, Sam Smoothy, Sean Jordan, and Tim Durtschi. One of the world’s leading action sports brands, Teton Gravity Research has produced over 30 award-winning feature-length films, numerous television series, and national television commercial spots. TGR is known for its cutting edge media and leading online destination, www.TetonGravity.com. TGR works with the top athletes in their respective disciplines, capturing, celebrating, and bringing to life the passion and enthusiasm associated with action sports. •

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Bridger Bowl season passes: buy now & save at Raptor Festival! Some of us already have that ski all. Bridger Bowl is now offering counted rate through October 15th. Enjoy Season Passes (18-69) are also and open to the public. Raptor Fest season itch! This is Montana, after 2018-‘19 season passes at a dis- unlimited skiing all season with no available for $399. This will grant centers on the largest known black-out access to unlimited skiing Monday Golden Eagle migration in the dates with through Friday all season, with $43 United States. A raptor migration the purchase weekend tickets. Purchase season count takes place every fall at the of a season passes, upload pass photos, and top of the Ridge. Festival activities pass. Early sign electronic agreements all are set to include live bird talks, purchase online and ship for $9 via nature walks, and educational and rates are as FedEx. Be “on-line” rather than entertaining programs for people of follows: $690 “in-line.” Go straight to the lifts on all ages. Saturday will feature an for adults opening day! Oktober Fest event from 3–6pm (25-69), $640 The season pass office will also with live music, food, and beer in for young be open October 6th–7th from the Jim Bridger Lodge. Get the full adults (19- 10am–3pm during the Bridger schedule of weekend events at 24), $405 for Raptor Festival. From November www.bridgerraptorfest.org. juniors (13- 1st–17th, season pass office hours The ski area is located on the 18), and are Thursday through Saturday east slope of the Bridger Mountain $185 for from 11am–4:30pm. Range. For season pass information children (7- The annual Raptor Fest and upcoming event details, visit 12). Adult returns Friday through Sunday, www.bridgerbowl.com. See you Midweek October 5th–7th. Events are FREE on the slopes! •

Annual ‘Opera Run’ back for MSU students & faculty: take the 2018 – with pirates! On Saturday, September 22nd, strollers, dogs on leash welcome) following at ‘Campus Commute’ challenge join Intermountain Opera Bozeman and 9:30am, as well as a kids’ run complete with runners from throughout the Gallatin props and costumes. In collaboration with the MSU Office of Participants will also find safe and convenient Valley for the 8th Annual Opera Run – All races start and finish at Lindley Park Sustainability, Bozeman Commuter Project has bike, walk and bus routes, while simultaneously open for registration now! Enjoy great Pavilion, located at 900 E Main. The 10-mile announced Campus Commute Week will connecting with potential carpool buddies. Get fun and serious exercise, while being course is $25 per participant, $20 for the 5k, take place Monday through Friday, October logging at www.bozemancommute.org serenaded by professional Opera singers at and $5 for the kids’ race (plus fees). Log on 1st–5th. Whether a regular Streamline rider or where you can also check out other upcoming water stations. to www.runsignup.com and search a bicycle-curious car commuter, you’re invited events including specifics on bike safety, bike Wear your best pirate costume to “Opera Bozeman Run” to register. Same-day to join for a week of exploring campus commuting for women, getting up close and celebrate IOB’s upcoming October registration and packet pick-up will be personal with a production of The Pirates of Penzance. available in the Pavilion starting at 8am on Streamline bus, and Winners along with a few lucky finishers the morning of the event. a campus walking will receive a famed bejeweled Viking The mission of the Intermountain Opera tour of bike and Crown (with braids!). See if your running Association of Bozeman, established in 1979, pedestrian facilities prowess can beat IOB’s singing prowess… is to promote and share the joy of opera in and design. or just leave inspired by great music and Montana and surrounding areas by Bozeman good exercise! There will be activities for providing affordable, high quality opera Commuter Project is kids, including a Pirate Treasure Hunt. performances to audience members of all all about expanding Race events include a 10-mile run ages and to provide educational outreach to transportation options (serious, scrupulously measured) with a area schools and communities. Learn more for commuters and 9am start, 5k run (less serious – walkers, at www.intermountainopera.org. • residents of the Bozeman area. The Project’s goals are to increase the conven- ience, benefits, safety, and incentives associ- ated with taking the bus, car sharing, walk- ing, biking, vanpooling, transportation options by logging your bike, or any combination of those in your commute. walk, bus, and carpool commutes in during As Bozeman’s population booms, Bozeman this week-long challenge. Commuter Project aims to encourage trans- Students, staff and faculty can compete portation options that are economically effi- against each other and be entered to win some cient, environmentally sustainable, and make great prizes when they log trips, attend an the best use of our surrounding spaces. Visit event, and share photos from their commutes. the aforementioned website to learn more. •

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Get down to business, MSU seeks faculty, businesses to sponsor senior engineering projects Before & After Hours with From MSU News Service instrumentation and electronic “We’d really like to work more The Norm Asbjornson College of controls, studies to improve efficient with small businesses and MSU Bozeman Chamber Engineering at Montana State use of space and resources, and researchers who may have great University is once again seeking more, including a combination of ideas but limited budgets,” said Bozeman Area Chamber of continuum of maintenance-free sponsors for “capstone” projects these, Larson said. Larson, who coordinates capstone Commerce will present Business living options ranging from that senior engineering students The departments of Mechanical projects for mechanical engineering After Hours on Thursday, detached housing, independent conduct each year. and Industrial Engineering, and mechanical engineering September 27th from living apartment homes to Sponsors can be individuals, Electrical and Computer technology students along with 5:30–7:30pm. The event will be assisted living accommodations. MSU faculty and staff, local or Engineering and Chemical and David Miller, associate professor of hosted by Big Timberworks, Inc. at This gathering provides a regional businesses, or others such Biological Engineering are all mechanical and industrial their location, 1 Rabel Lane, in business networking outlet for as national labs, according to seeking capstone sponsors. engineering. “Capstone projects can Gallatin Gateway. The local Bozeman Area Chamber of capstone coordinator Robb Larson, Because the college’s enrollment be an excellent way to bring company combines modern design Commerce Members and others. associate professor of mechanical has grown, Larson said, there is concepts to fruition.” and industrial engineering. more opportunity for sponsored MSU’s engineering capstone “The capstone projects give projects than in the past – and more teams have won national student students a chance to apply their need for sponsors. design competitions in a variety of talents on real-world projects,” Sponsors are involved in areas and generated innovative ideas Larson said. “By offering their decision-making throughout the and solutions for sponsors in many design challenge, sponsors give project, including budgets. Under disciplines. MSU students an opportunity for the guidance of a faculty adviser, Anyone interested in more hands-on learning, and in return, student teams work with the sponsor information about sponsoring a they reap the benefits of the on project details and specifications. mechanical engineering project designed products.” The students perform research, should contact one of the Examples of past projects include consider alternatives, perform a coordinators listed below. a variety of research devices and thorough engineering analysis, create Mechanical and Industrial: tools, implements to automate accurate computer models, produce Robb Larson, (406) 994-6420, manufacturing, hardware to support detailed engineering drawings of the [email protected] or elements with reclaimed timber This edition of Business Before farming and ranching, mechanisms preferred design and collect results David Miller, (406) 994-6285, and metal materials to deliver Hours is included with Chamber to help those with physical in a formal design report. Finally, the [email protected]; products that last for generations. membership and $50 for disabilities, custom laboratory students create and test a functional Electrical and Computer: Todd Timberworks is known for its non-members. equipment for undergraduate labs prototype and deliver it to the Kaiser, (406) 994-7276 or original, reclaimed timber Looking ahead, the next and sustainable energy devices. sponsor. Sponsors pay for supplies, [email protected]; creations made to meet its clients’ Business & Community Projects can involve mechanical but the design services provided Chemical and Biological: Jeff needs. This gathering provides a Issues forum will provide insight and thermal systems, fluids, by the students are offered free Heys, (406) 994-7902, business networking outlet for into the proposed Bozeman Public structures and building systems, of charge. [email protected]. • Bozeman Area Chamber of Safety Facility on Wednesday, Commerce Members and others. October 10th from 11am–1pm. This edition of Business After Presenters TBA. This event will Hours is included with Chamber take place at the Best Western Plus Initiatives on November ballot topic of membership and $50 for non- GranTree Inn, located at 1325 N members. 7th Ave in Bozeman. This event is Business Before Hours $18 for members and $105 for public forum at Library follows on Thursday, October 4th non-members. Note: passes may be Bozeman Business & Professional bition of ballot collection by certain Bozeman BPW is a diverse group from 7:30–8:30am. Bozeman included with membership. Women (BPW), in collaboration with individuals of professional women working to Health’s Hillcrest Senior Living will Visit www.bozemancham- the League of Women Voters and – I 185: Raise tobacco taxes to ensure women in the Gallatin Valley host the event at its location, ber.com to register for any of the Bozeman Public Library, will fund health care programs have the tools to succeed. Their 1201 Highland Blvd, in these events and to learn more. present a non-partisan public forum – I 186: Require the Department mission is to support women Bozeman. The active adult Call (406) 586-5421 for further regarding the 2018 Montana of Environmental Quality to deny a professionally, personally, and politi- retirement community offers a information. • Ballot Initiatives on Wednesday, permit for any new hardrock mines cally. BPW members come together September 26th from 7–8:30pm in in Montana unless the reclamation for regular meetings where talents the Library’s large community room. plan provides clear and convincing and resources are pooled to create Pro and Con speakers will be evidence that the mine will not innovated professional, educational, present and take questions about require perpetual treatment of water and networking opportunities for each of the following initiatives: polluted by acid mine drainage or women. Bozeman BPW honors local – LR 128: Referendum submit- other contaminants women who are making outstanding ting a 6-mill levy for support of the This is a FREE event and contributions to the community and Montana University System to voters open to the public. No registration helping women succeed. Learn more – LR 129: Referendum on prohi- is required. at www.bozemanbpw.org. •

Employers: FREE harassment in the workplace webinar announced Sexual harassment is one of the Wednesday, October 3rd at 11am. EmployerESource.com is a costliest employee-relations issues a This class will discuss the complex professional speaking company for company can have, ranging subjects of discrimination, sexual national conventions in the field of anywhere from tens of thousands to harassment, workplace violence, human resources. A local developer millions of dollars. Is your company taking a complaint, investigations of customized employee handbooks, at risk? Yes! All employers are at the and what is needed for termination their offerings comply with federal risk of a lawsuit or a claim being or training. Plus, participants will law, state law, city ordinances, filed with the Equal Employment learn the one question that could industry standards, and how you as Opportunity Commission or your save your company up to $25,000. the owner want to run your business. State Human Rights Bureau. Class is limited to 20 participants, so EmployerESource.com is always Join EmployerESource.com for a register today! Visit www.employ- reviewing policies to make certain FREE Sexual Harassment in eresource.com or call (406) 551- they’re current with new employ- the Workplace webinar on 5716 for more information. ment law and industry standards. •