Ellen keynote precedes annual Raptor showcase at Bridger t’s back! The annual Bridger Tropical regions are famous for being Unfortunately, traditional shade manage- people of all ages. A highlight every year, Raptor Festival returns for its biodiversity hotspots, but they also face ment has given way to intensive “sun Saturday will feature an Oktober Fest event annual event, Friday through widespread deforestation, land degradation, coffee” monocultures. In her talk, Dr. from 3–6pm with live music, food, and beer Sunday, October 5th–7th. Events are and poverty. As such, there is urgent need Rodewald will discuss how shade-coffee and in the Jim Bridger Lodge. Get the full FREE and open to the public. to identify creative ways to sustain biodiver- other agroforestry practices can support schedule of weekend events at Raptor Fest centers on the largest sity, protect ecosystem services, and support bird conservation, healthy ecosystems, and www.bridgerraptorfest.org. Skiers and known Golden Eagle migration in human health and well-being. Shade-grown human communities in Latin America. snowboarders, please note: Bridger Bowl’s the United States. A raptor migra- coffee farms are well-suited to simultane- Rodewald is the Garvin Professor and Season Pass Sale will unfold on Saturday and tion count takes place every fall at the top ously meet economic, social, and ecological Senior Director of Conservation Science at Sunday from 10am–3pm each day in of the Ridge. needs. When coffee is grown under trees, the Cornell Lab of Ornithology and the Saddle Peak Lodge during the festival. The weekend festival will be preceded farms can supply a variety of products (e.g., Department of Natural Resources at Lesson program sign-ups and rental fittings Iby a kick-off keynote presentation by coffee, fruits, firewood, lumber, and Cornell University. She directs an interdis- will also be offered. speaker Amanda Rodewald entitled medicines), while at the same time provide ciplinary, international research program in The Bridger Raptor Festival is “Coffee, Communities & Conservation: How Your forest cover, support biodiversity, and ecological and sustainability sciences that sponsored by GCC and Bridger Bowl. It is Cup Can Make a Difference.” The event will reduce erosion and chemical use compared seeks to identify conservation strategies that hosted by the Sacajawea Audubon Society, take place at The Ellen Theatre on Friday to other intensive agricultural systems. support both people and the environment. Museum of the Rockies, the Bridger Bowl evening, Oct. 5th beginning at 6:30pm in Perhaps no other group better highlights Following the Friday night presentation, Foundation, Custer Gallatin National Downtown Bozeman. Sponsored by the positive role that shade-coffee can play Raptor Festival activities will include two Forest, the Montana Raptor Conservation Yellowstone Forever, there is no charge for in conservation than Neotropical Migratory days of live bird talks, nature walks, educa- Center, Montana Outdoor Science School, admission. Birds, which heavily use shade-coffee farms. tional programs, and entertainment for Yellowstone Forever, and Yellowstone Contents Community ...... 2A ARTs ...... 3A Community Calendar .4-5A Theatre ...... 6A Film ...... 7A Community ...... 8A EcoZone ...... 1-3B Bi$Zone ...... 4B RollingZone ...... C EndZone ...... D The Fossils Laney Lou & The Bird Dogs The Ahn Trio Chico Hot Springs The Attic - Lv Rialto Bobcat Schedule . . . . .2-3D October 5th & 6th October 5th • 7:30pm October 14th • 7pm ­Page 2a­•­The BoZone •­ocToBer 1,­2018

‘Life of Galileo’: an epic theater battle of science & reason vs. fear Just 18 months ago in Bozeman, company’s production of the play Over the course of the play’s 14 said. “Science vs. religion, reason vs. in the audience can finally accept hundreds of people spent a sunny opens at the Museum of the Rockies artfully structured scenes, an already emotion, personal vs. political that one,” she added. afternoon walking across town as on Friday, October 12th. famous Galileo engages in a Life of Galileo is part of the March for Science, billed Whether it be climate change, brutal struggle for freedom from the first play in as an event to “encourage the free evolution, immunization, or even authoritarian dogma. Unable to Bozeman Actors exchange of scientific knowledge.” the shape of the Earth amid a resist an appetite for scientific Theatre’s 2018-19 Among the crowd, one young resurgence of flat Earth societies, investigation, yet afraid of the season, its 10th, woman held up an immaculately scientific evidence and a “sooner Church’s grave threats, Galileo dedicated to its late printed sign that read, “Facts are or later” acceptance haven’t publicly recants but continues to co-founder Dee stubborn things.” completely embraced in our society, work in secrecy. In the Bozeman Dee Van Zyl, who In Life of Galileo, the 20th- Carpenter said. Actors Theatre production, a cast passed away earlier century masterpiece by playwright And yet, facts are stubborn of seven plays more than a dozen this year. The Bertolt Brecht, the famous things. characters, each espousing play features Renaissance scientist is obsessed with “Brecht first wrote this play as a arguments with overtones of life actors Aaron the view of the heavens by telescope reaction to Nazi oppression in his or death, heaven or hell. Scheurr, Alex – the first ever – and what it means native Germany, and then revised it This particular presentation of Miller, Colton for a 2,000-year-old concept of during the hysteria of the Red Scare the play in the Museum of the Swibold, Emily the universe with the Earth at its in America,” Carpenter said. “Now Rockies, with a multimedia Jones, Hugh center. Galileo believes everyone, look where we are today, when black display of sight and sound and Burroughs, Kalen including the all-powerful Church, is white and up is down and fear of unique casting, would’ve pleased Watson, and will understand that facts are facts. the truth is rampant. We’re holding Brecht himself, said Gretchen Sydney Madill. “I believe in the human race,” marches for science. Even 80 years Minton of MSU’s Department of Shows in the Hager Galileo says. “If anybody were to after Brecht first wrote it, this play is English. Minton, the production’s Auditorium at the drop a stone and tell them that it still so relevant to our own time. It dramaturg, explained that Brecht Museum of the didn’t fall, do you think they would won’t go away.” was a founder of the “epic Rockies will run keep quiet? The evidence of your It’s no coincidence that Bozeman theater” movement in which a play motivations, theory vs. practice, the October 12th–14th and 19th–21st, own eyes is a very seductive thing. Actors Theatre will stage the play in strives not for realism in story, set, state vs. the individual. We have to beginning at 7:30pm on Fridays and Sooner or later everyone must a museum dedicated to science, and props, but instead presents consider hard questions about these Saturdays and 2pm on Sundays. succumb to it.” Carpenter said. And to further loosely connected scenes of opposing forces, but there certainly Tickets are $20 or $10 for students Not in Galileo’s lifetime. promote the exchange of ideas, on- argumentation and analysis. aren’t any easy answers.” (with ID) and are available in And in the 400 years since the stage conversations with Montana “Brecht loved to think Except, perhaps, for the stubborn advance at www.bozemanac- Church silenced Galileo, it’s clear State University scholars will follow dialectically, so what we get in this fact that the Earth revolves around torstheatre.org/tickets or at that science, religion, and politics are each performance. “We hope to play is a series of binaries,” Minton the Sun. “I think just about everyone the door. • still grappling with questions that are raise questions and create discus- far from resolved in the eyes of sions after the audience leaves the many, said Gordon Carpenter, theater,” he added. “Why did these director of Life of Galileo for people think this way, and how have Bozeman Actors Theatre. The things changed or not changed?” Fall cooking: get in the spirit of the spooky season The leaves are turning brilliant Classes are hands-on, gluten and Diagnostic Nutrition Practitioner, shades of red, yellow, and orange as dairy free. It’s also the time to Transformational Nutrition Coach, (one of) Southwest Montana’s most celebrate Oktoberfest, so BYOB to and Plant Based Chef. F-11 hosts return of ‘Cash beautiful seasons settles into the valley. sip while you sauté! “I have spent many years focusing With the fall colors come early Then, get ready for All Hallows’ my passions on helping individuals for Cameras,’ more photo sunsets, plenty of layering, and Eve with the Spooktacular achieve pain-free and functionally resumption of the many indoor Halloween Cooking Class on efficient lifestyles,” she writes. “My workshops activities set aside for active days in Saturday, October 20th from views on developing holistic healing the sun. 10am–12pm. 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Professional, Certified Functional date announcements. • successful shots to help turbo-boost camera company, so you’ll get top your product photography and dollar for your clean, used cameras create more visually interesting and lenses – and a 10% bonus photos. This class offers live toward any purchase at F-11 Photo. demonstration and hands-on Got an old iPad? Is it time to Ellen Theatre houses nights of comedy, learning with props. Don’t just hear upgrade? Get a great trade-in, trade- up value on iPads, too. Further details, gear crooners & film classics requirements, and trade- It’s a brand new month of first- 7th at 2pm. Nominated for an Emmanuel and Friends; he has in forms are available rate entertainment at The Ellen Academy Award – Best Original recorded soundtracks for HBO’s through F-11’s website. Theatre in Downtown Bozeman. Song for “Everything is Awesome,” Boardwalk Empire and Woody Allen’s Preregistration is Big laughs kick things off with the film focuses on an ordinary Lego Café Society. Tickets are $24. required for most classes stand-up comedian Gary Vider on mini-figure whose destiny is to stop a It’s Date Night on Friday, and events. Visit Saturday, October 6th at 8pm. A tyrannical businessman from October 12th with romantic favorite www.f11photo.com or regular performer in New York, transforming the Lego world into his My Big Fat Greek Wedding. A stop by the store at 2612 Vider is regarded as one of the best vision of perfection. Starring the young Greek woman falls in love W Main St., Suite A, to joke writers – and knows this for a vocal talents of Chris Pratt, Will with a non-Greek man and struggles register. Additional fact because after each of his shows Ferrell, Elizabeth Banks, Will Arnett, to get her family to accept him while technical requirements he asks the audience and doesn’t let Nick Offerman, Alison Brie, Charlie she comes to terms with her heritage may apply. See website them leave until they all agree. Vider Day, Liam Neeson, and Morgan and cultural identity. Th film screens for further details and made his TV stand-up debut in Freeman. Tickets are only $2 at at 7:30pm and tickets are only $6. complete course schedule. 2014 on TBS’ Conan. In 2015, he the door. Ever heard Billie Jean played on Please call (406) 586-3281 went all the way to the finals on Two extraordinary guitarists join the ukulele? Now is your chance! with further questions. • NBC’s America’s Got Talent. His other forces for one incredible evening On Saturday, October 13th, ukulele TV appearances include AXS TV when Frank Vignola and Vinny master James Hill jams at 7:30pm. Gotham Live, and Comics Unleashed Raniolo take the stage Thursday, Considered a “rare peer” of with Byron Allen. Gary has been a October 11th at 7:30pm. The New Hawaii’s premier ukulele players, guest on SiriusXM’s The Jay York Times called Vignola “one of the Hill is incredibly unique, being a Thomas Show, The Sam Roberts brightest stars of the guitar” and native Canadian. He fell in love with Show, and Bennington Show. All legend Les Paul named him to his the uke in fourth grade and has seats are $21. “Five Most Admired Guitarists” list been perfecting his talents ever The Lego Movie, a 3D for The Wall Street Journal. Raniolo is since. Tickets are $17. computer-animated adventure a featured artist on PBS’ Music Harry and the Hendersons is comedy, screens Sunday, October Gone Public and Tommy a 1987 Academy Award-winning picture, screening Sunday, October 14th at 2pm. While returning from a trip in the woods, the Henderson family runs into something with their car – a Sasquatch. They befriend the creature, appropriately naming him Harry. Finding it difficult to keep Harry a secret, the Hendersons begin to fear for his safety. Starring John Lithgow, Melinda Dillon, Don Ameche, Lainie Kazan, and Kevin Peter Hall, tickets are only $2 at the door! Fright Night is set for Friday, October 19th with the 1962 psychological thriller Cape Fear at 7:30pm. The film stars Gregory Peck and Robert Mitchum as chief adversaries: Sam, a prosecuting attorney, and Max, a convicted criminal. To seek revenge, the felon targets Sam’s loved ones, forcing the lawyer to choose between obeying the law or protecting his family. All seats are $6. 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 available at www.theellentheatre.org. For additional inquiries, call (406) 585- 5885 or stop into The Ellen box office (Wednesday through Saturday from 1–3pm, as well as two hours prior to any event). • page 2A • Volume 25, Number19 - October 1, 2018• The BoZone Entertainment Calendar w• ww.BoZone.com • 406-586-6730 ––– Tell ’em, “I Saw It In The BoZone!” OctOber 1, 2018 • the bOZOne • Page 3a

Inaugural Bozeman MADE Fair features Yellowstone Gateway’s 2nd over 200 exhibitors – FREE entry! fall program explores Come one, come all to the first free of admission with support through their statewide ever Bozeman MADE Fair! Set complimentary parking and plenty community efforts. sedition & free speech for Saturday and Sunday, October of room to shop. As a bonus, a Mark your calendars! Helena’s 20th–21st, the weekend exhibition is FREE tote bag for the first 50 Holiday MADE Fair is set for a modern handcrafted market shoppers will be offered each day! December 1st–2nd at Lewis & Clark featuring over 200 local artists and The donation of a non-perishable Fairgrounds. Then, on December makers. Get a jump-start on holiday food item to help support the 9th, an additional Holiday MADE shopping (and a few things for Gallatin County Food Bank is Fair sets up at Missoula’s Adams yourself, of course) while enjoying encouraged upon entry. Center. tasty bites, learning about local non- This curated collection of Find HandMADE Montana on profit organizations, and socializing artisans will represent the region’s Facebook or visit www.hand- with the community. best of the best – and the event mademontana.com for further Event hours are 10am–5pm on organizers are known to put on quite event information, to preview artists Saturday and 10am–4pm on Sunday a show! HandMADE Montana is a and map your route. Also check out at Brick Breeden Fieldhouse, professional organization for art and some behind the scenes action on offering 50,000 sq. feet of handcrafted goods. They organize Instagram (@handmademontana). continuous space to house these MADE fairs, workshops, as well as See you October 20th–21st at talented folks, nonprofits, activities, other events, provide resources to Bozeman’s Brick Breeden and more. The Bozeman MADE if artists, and encourage growth and Fieldhouse! • The next “History that Matters: conveyed the seriousness of the Anniversaries of 2018” program crime. Seventy-nine persons were features author Clem Work, retired convicted of sedition under University of Montana School of Montana’s law during WWI; Work’s Journalism professor, and his and his students’ research uncovered program entitled “Darkest Before many interesting stories. MORe lectures: Google Maps, Spanish Dawn: Sedition and Free Clem Work came to UM in 1990 Speech in the American West.” from U.S. News & World Report, influenza & history of Warm Springs Sponsored by the Yellowstone where he was a senior editor. Before Gateway Museum, the free program that, he was deputy director of the Museum of the Rockies is will be held Wednesday, October Reporters Committee for Freedom welcoming the new academic 10th at Livingston’s Park Photo at of the Press in Washington, D.C. He year with a full calendar of its 7pm. This is a new venue with more began his journalism career working own! Here’s a look at some chairs and no stairs. for daily newspapers in 1967 in upcoming happenings at your Work’s book, Darkest Before Dawn: Southern California and then in neighborhood museum. Sedition and Free Speech in the American Denver. He obtained a law degree Google Maps Operations West, was published by University of and was admitted to the California Leader, Alysia Andrikopoulos, New Mexico Press in August 2005, bar in 1975. At UM, Clem taught will present “Lessons from which led to a gubernatorial pardon media law, reporting, editing, senior Mapping the World” on in May 2006 for all World War I and graduate seminars, headed the Thursday, October 4th in sedition prisoners in Montana. He graduate program from 1996 to Hager Auditorium at 7pm. was co-producer of a documentary 2006, and edited the Montana Alysia graduated from a film titled Jailed for Their Words: When Journalism Review from 1996 Wyoming high school of 14 Free Speech Died in Wartime America, through 2011. students. She went on to released in August 2008. The speaker series continues on attend Stanford University and trends in mental health care over the 7pm. This presentation is open to Sedition is the illegal promotion Wednesday, October 24th with worked in Silicon Valley for more years. This was evident in the type, the public. of resistance against the David Kallenbach, Absaroka- than two decades. She spent style, and size of buildings. The How does the sun work, and government, usually in speech or Beartooth Wilderness Foundation eight years working on an industry- buildings were like those of many how do we know? Dr. Acton, MSU writing. Governments determine executive director, presenting “The altering effort to create Google- other state institutions – colleges, Research Professor of Physics what is illegal based on its regard for Call of the Wilderness – 40 years of the owned map data of the world. universities, institute for the deaf Emeritus and space shuttle freedom of speech. The crime of Absaroka-Beartooth.” The final Alysia will talk about the Google and dumb, etc. – and designed by astronaut, will describe how sedition is actively prosecuted in program on Wed., November 7th is Maps project, some of the many of the same architects. scientists have used tools to piece many countries today. In the United co-presented by Shane Doyle, challenges involved, as well as Warm Springs was, however, together a working model of the sun States, sedition as a crime was educator and member of the Crow lessons learned about leadership more comprehensive in that it also from its very center to its influence enforced during the presidency of (Apsaålooke) Tribe, and John and building innovative teams. This was self-sufficient for much of its on Earth – and how his eight days John Adams under the Alien and Zumpano, local photographer, event is sponsored by Headwaters history, with manufacturing and of solar observations on space Sedition Acts of 1798, during and entitled “Crow Fair: Celebrating 100 Academy and is free and open to farming considered part of the care shuttle Challenger contributed to after World War I, and under a Years of Apsaålooke Culture.” the public. for the insane. Work programs were the picture. 1940 federal law, the Smith Act, All programs are held at 7pm The Gallatin History Museum part of the rehabilitation therapy At each month’s Science Inquiry criminalizing membership in the at Park Photo, located at 115 S Lecture Series’ next edition, No until the 1960s, when they were Lecture, explore cutting edge science Communist Party. Montana’s Main St. in Livingston. The speaker More War, No More Plague – considered a form of abuse. These topics, their latest developments, and Sedition Law, enacted in a special series is free, open to the public and The Spanish Influenza programs provided Warm Springs their relevance to society through session of the state legislature in refreshments are served. Doors will Pandemic Toll on Montana with with concrete block and construction speaker presentations followed by a February 1918, criminalized just open at 6:30pm. For more Todd Harwell, will take place thereof, milk, eggs, grains, Q&A session. about anything negative said or information about upcoming pro- Wednesday, October 10th in Hager vegetables, and meat. The property Museum of the Rockies’ popular written about the government or its grams, visit www.yellow- Auditorium beginning at 6pm. also has a cemetery. series Brews & the Big Sky: conduct of the war. Stiff criminal stonegatewaymuseum.org or The presentation will provide an The bucolic setting was typical of Montana Made, Montana penalties – a maximum of 10 to 20 find the museum on Facebook, overview of the toll of the Spanish state mental institutions, yet has the Brewed continues with Historical years in prison and a $20,000 fine – @yellowstonegatewaymuseum. • influenza epidemic on Montana added distinction of being based at Firearms featuring Neptune’s Brewing communities and the public health the Warm Springs Mound, a calcite on Tuesday, October 30th from response to the pandemic. Harwell geothermal formation like that of 5:30–7:30pm. There is a $12 is the Administrator of the Public the Elephant Mound in Mammoth admission including beer tasting, Health and Safety Division in the Hot Springs of Yellowstone National gallery talks, exhibits, and light Montana Department of Public Park. This mound was earlier a appetizers for those 21 and older. Health and Human Services. He has sacred site for the indigenous Examine some of the famous nearly three decades of experience population and is now again and infamous firearms from in this field. Harwell’s lecture is free respected (as a restricted National MOR’s collection. From pistols to and open to the public. Register property) for its significance military weapons, learn about the MOR is pleased to host the to the many Native American tribes role that the worldwide Industrial Extreme History Project Lecture who used the area during late Revolution played in the design Series, encouraging public prehistoric and historic times. and manufacture of firearms in understanding of the way our The perceived curative effect of the United States and beyond. history has shaped our present. the thermal properties was the basis Additional Brews evenings this Speakers take a fresh look at for locating first the resort and then season will include Charlie Bair of interesting historical topics. Warm the hospital there. Originally, the Martinsdale, the Wool King with Springs are for Healing: 180-degree water was distributed to Bayern Brewing on Nov. 27th; Big Montana’s Hospital for the all the hospital buildings. The Warm Teams in the Big Sky with Great Insane with Lesley M. Gilmore is Springs hospital still focuses – in Northern Brewing Company on next up on Thursday, October 11th reduced capacity since distributed Feb. 26th; Silver City to the Copper at 6pm. The lecture will be held in clinical care was instituted in the Kingdom with Muddy Creek Brewery Hager Auditorium and is open to 1960s – on individualized recovery on March 26th; and Crow Fair with the public. programs to help patients transition featured brewer TBA closing out Since its establishment in 1875, back into to the community. The the series on April 30th. the campus at Warm Springs has hospital has served the state for over Also at the Museum, two NEW been put to use towards the 140 years and remains the only exhibits for fall! Photo exhibition palliative treatment of Montana’s public psychiatric hospital in the Polar Obsession and multi- insane population. The supervisors state. media Into the Arctic are now transformed what had been a health The next edition of this season’s open. Both are included with resort into a hospital dedicated to Science Inquiry Lecture Series, Museum admission and will be on the care of the “mentally deficient Journey from the Center of the display through January. wards” of the state. The changes to Sun with Dr. Loren Acton, will take Please visit www.museu- the campus reflect the changing place Wednesday, October 24th in moftherockies.org for more Hager Auditorium beginning at information. •

Staged reading of Anna Ziegler’s consent-based play at MSU’s Black Box At a raucous party during their which debuted Off-Broadway in “not to be missed!” freshman year at Princeton, Tom 2017, is an intimate and surprising There will be a panel of and Amber connect in ways that drama that explores the intersection students and professionals hosting seem innocent enough at first. But as of gender and race on college post-show discussion following the night heats up, they find campuses today. Deeply felt, funny each performance. This play themselves in murky territory with and extraordinarily provocative, the contains mature situations and is ramifications that could affect the play leaves it to the audience to recommended for ages 17+. rest of their lives. What actually grapple with the gray area of truth, Tickets for Actually are $5 for happened between them? When it where there are three sides to every students (with ID) or $10 for comes to sex, what is consent and story. The Los Angeles Times called the general admission and will be when can it be given? If you don’t play, “Gripping… the characters are available at the door with no remember giving it, does sex beautifully rendered and complex… presale or reservations. become assault? destined to trigger discussion,” while For more information, please MSU’s School of Film and TheatreMania said Actually is call (406) 994-5883. • Photography presents a staged reading of Anna Ziegler’s play, Actually, at the Black Box Theater, Wednesday through Saturday, October 10th, 11th, 12th and 13th at 7:30pm each night. Cara Wilder directs the 90- minute staged reading which features actors Lauren Eva Lane and Clay King, with lighting and sound design by Kate Cherry. Tackling the highly charged topic of sexual consent, Actually, page 2A • Volume 25, Number19 - October 1, 2018• The BoZone Entertainment Calendar w• ww.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 19 - October 1, 2018 • page 3A Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday

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The Pirates of Penzance 7 pmWillson Aran Small Town Darlings 5:30pm Katabatic Brewing Z Z Buzzas 7 pm Norris Hot Springs Rik James 6:30pm Baxter Hotel Stitches Halloween Freak Show 7 pm Zebra Christy Hays 7 pm Norris Hot Springs ONE Tango Dance 7:30pm Townshend’s Teahouse Juice Box Band 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza ONE My Big Fat Greek Wedding 7:30pm The Ellen James Hill 7:30pm The Ellen Theatre Helena Bighorns at Bozeman Icedogs Anna Ziegler’s Actually – Staged Reading ` 7:30pm Haynes Pavilion 7:30pm MSU Black Box Theater Anna Ziegler’s Actually – Staged Reading Life of Galileo 7:30pm Museum of the Rockies 7:30pm MSU Black Box Theater Stupid F*cking Bird 8 pm Verge Theater Life of Galileo 7:30pm Museum of the Rockies Folklore w/ Hypergolic 8 pm Gallatin Labor Temple Stupid F*cking Bird 8 pm Verge Theater Blue Slipper presents “Proof” “Proof” 8 pm Blue Slipper Theatre 8 pm Blue Slipper Theatre • The Hooligans 8:30pm The Attic – Livingston Thriftworks 8:30pm The Rialto • El Wencho 9 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon

Roosevelt Dime 8:30pm The Attic – Livingston 1993 Since Since 1993 Since Sunrise Karaoke – SAC 9 pm Sacajawea Bar – El Wencho 9 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon Pinky and the Floyd 9 pm The Rialto Sugar Daddies 9 pm Sacajawea Bar – Three Forks The Well 9 pm Murray Bar – Livingston Tom Catmull’s Last Resort 9 pm Murray Bar – Catskills 9 pm JR’s Lounge & Casino Benefit show for Drew Reddinger 9 pm Filling Hollywood Knockouts 9 pm Molly Brown Catskills 9 pm JR’s Lounge & Casino The MAX 9:30pm Cat’s Paw The MAX 9:30pm Cat’s Paw DJ Music 9:30pm American Legion – Bozeman DJ Music 9:30pm American Legion – Bozeman Reckless Abandon 10 pm Haufbrau Tom Cook 10 pm Haufbrau Bozeman Maze Bozeman Maze Bozeman Maze Bozeman Maze AMEN Bozeman Free Clinic 8 am Free Swing Dance 8 am MSU Romney 19 Gallatin County Fairgrounds 20 Bozeman MADE Fair 10 am Brick Breeden Polar Obsession 9 am MoRockies Spooktacular Halloween Cooking Class Into the Arctic 9 am Museum of the Rockies 10 am Way Beyond Fitness • Scrap Robots 10 am Children’s Museum Silly Moose Comedy Improv 3 pm Verge Theater • Experience the Aurora – & 3pm 11 am MOR 8th Annual International Video Store Day The Dark Matter Mystery 1 pm Taylor MOR 5 pm Movie Lovers Fall Festival 1 pm Rocky Creek Farm Bob Britten 5:30pm Kountry Korner Café September 30- October 27,2018 October 30- September Pokémon Club 4:30pm Bozeman Public Library CMB Evening in Science 5:30pm Riverside Country 27,2018 October 30- September Claudia Williams 5:30pm Kountry Korner Café Two Dot Two 5:30pm Katabatic Brewing Company Ashley Ross 6 pm Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot Open Mic Night 6 pm Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot Edis Kittrell 6:30pm Baxter Hotel Warren Miller presents Face of Winter – & 9pm Jazz Night w/ Alex Robilotta 7 pm Red Tractor 6 pm The Ellen Theatre Todd Green 7 pm Norris Hot Springs Dos Mayos 6:30pm Baxter Hotel Open Door’s: The Importance Of Being Aaron Williams 7 pm Norris Hot Springs Earnest 7 pm Gallatin Labor Temple Pray for Snow Party 7 pm The Rialto Butte Cobras at Icedogs 7:30pm Haynes Oktoberfest 7 pm Rockin’ TJ Ranch Cape Fear 7:30pm The Ellen Theatre The Importance Life of Galileo 7:30pm Museum of the Rockies Of Being Earnest Stupid F*cking Bird 8 pm Verge Theater 7 pm The Last Revel w/ Danny Barnes 8 pm Filling Gallatin Labor A Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Murder 8 pm Temple Shane Lalani Center for the Arts Howard Beall & “Proof” 8 pm Blue Slipper Theatre the Fake News Jalan Crossland/Sean Devine 8:30pmThe Attic 7 pm Red Tractor Laney Lou & The Bird Dogs 9 pm Chico Hot Life of Galileo Comstock Lode 9 pm Sacajawea Bar 3 Forks 7:30pm MOR Slakkr 9 pm JR’s Lounge & Casino A Gentleman’s Red Glow Buffalo 9:30pm Eagles Bar Guide to Love & Holding for Hux 9:30pm American Legion Murder 8 pm Neil Filo Beddow 10 pm Haufbrau Shane Center

Claudia Williams 5:30pm Little Bear Antique Fair & Vintage Market Kountry Korner Café 9 am Gallatin County Fairgrounds 26 2018 Haunted House “FARM of 27 Gallatin Saddle & Harness Club Halloween FEAR” 5:30pm Anderson School Play & Show Day 9 am Fairgrounds Open Mic Night with Bozeman Poetry 2018 Run For Your Life 9:30am MSU Stadium Collective 6pm Country Bookshelf Books & Babies Saturday 10 am Library Kenny Diamond 6pm Corx Wine & Cheese Family Grossology Halloween Party 2pm MoR John Lensing 6pm Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot Bob Britten 5:30pm Kountry Korner Café Mike Murphy 6:30pm Baxter Hotel Dan Henry 5:30pm Katabatic Brewing Company Open Door’s: The Importance Of Being Bozeman Folklore Halloween Dance w/ Earnest 7pm Gallatin Labor Temple Chordwood Cricket 5:30pm Bozeman Senior Center Jazz Night w/ Alex Robilotta 7pm Red Tractor Madeline Tasquin 6pm Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot The Road Agents 7pm Norris Hot Springs Tango Dance 7:30pm Townshend’s Teahouse Shades of Bublé 7:30pm The Ellen Theatre Swindell and Dustin Lynch 8pm Brick Breeden Fieldhouse Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Murder 8pm Shane Center The Fossils 8:30pm The Attic G e t Y o u r e v e n t s o n t h e C a l e n d a r ! e m a i l : i n f o @ B o Z 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 C a l l 5 86 - 6 7 30 ­Page 6a­•­The BoZone •­ocToBer 1,­2018

Shane Lalani opens theatre Marc Beaudin directs Blue Slipper’s season w/ Tony-winning Proof in Livingston The Blue Slipper Theatre’s haunt you forever.” intimate play,” says Beaudin. “The tale of love & murder production of Proof by David Marc Beaudin returns to the pathos, nuance and humor of Auburn hits the Auburn’s words, in the hands The Shane Lalani boards on of this immensely talented Center for the Arts is Friday, October cast, come alive in a way that pleased to announce the 5th at 8pm. would be diffused by the first show of its 2018- Performances distances of a larger theatre.” 2019 Community continue The cast of Proof features Theatre Season. A through Todd Hoberecht as “Robert,” Gentleman’s Guide to October 21st a genius mathematician who Love & Murder plays with Friday and suffers a debilitating mental ill- in the plays in the Saturday shows ness; Finn Ferguson as Dulcie Theatre from at 8pm and “Catherine,” his daughter who October 19th through Sunday may have inherited his genius, November 11th. matinees at 3pm. Doors open 30 Blue Slipper for his sixth production but worries she has inherited his When the low-born minutes before curtain time. as director. He has worked in theatre psychotic disorder as well; Jesse Monty Navarro finds out Winner of the Pulitzer Prize for professionally for 20 years as a Lagos as “Hal,” Robert’s adoring that he’s eighth in line Drama and the Tony Award for Best director, scenic designer and former student who hopes to for an earldom in the Play, Proof is a passionate and technical director at venues ranging discover a final mathematical proof lofty D’Ysquith family, sharply witty play about the nature from unheated warehouses, historic in one of Robert’s 103 notebooks; he figures his chances of of genius and madness, opera houses and art galleries to a and Aya Rordam as “Claire,” the outliving his predecessors father/daughter relationships and 1500-seat, state-of-the-art theatre. older sister of Catherine who arrives are slim, so he sets off the risks and redemption of love. It Directing favorites include Macbeth from New York to make sure down a far more ghoulish path. Can Dulcie Theatre at the Shane Lalani examines the dual meaning of (with The 303), Amadeus (with Pit & Catherine gets the help Claire he knock off his unsuspecting Center in Livingston. Showtimes are “proof ” both as mathematical Balcony Theatre Co.), Dying City believes she desperately needs. relatives without being caught and Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm, and formula and the search for a basis of (with Caldera Theatre Co.) and the The drama/comedy runs about become the ninth Earl of Sundays at 3pm. Tickets are $18 for belief – in family, in lovers, and Blue Slipper’s productions of two hours, with a 15-minute Highhurst? And what of love? adults, $14 for seniors and college mostly, in one’s own mind and heart. Dracula; Frankenstein, Inc.; Lion in intermission, and contains adult lan- Because murder isn’t the only thing students, and $10 for youth 17 and In a review of its Broadway Winter and Chekov’s Squirtgun. guage and themes. Tickets are avail- on Monty’s mind… under. To make reservations, visit premiere, Thomas Burke calls Proof, “The Blue Slipper’s intimate able online at blueslipper.org or Winner of the 2014 Tony Award www.theshanecenter.org or call “a play you’ll remember, which will space is the perfect venue for this by calling (406) 222-7720. • for Best Musical, A Gentleman’s Guide the box office at (406) 222-1420. to Love & Murder is a murderous The Shane Center is located at 415 romp filled with unforgettable music, E Lewis St. non-stop laughs, and a scene-stealing A Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Bozeman filmmaker & two-time breast role for one actor playing all eight of Murder is generously sponsored by Audience vote determines victor(s) of the doomed heirs. Sweetwater Travel Company, A Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Mountain Air Sports, Joann & cancer survivor screens new doc at Ellen Murder runs weekends from October David Gibson, and Yellowstone youth talent competition at Petra 19th through November 11th in the Valley Lodge & Grill. • Our kids are the future – and group. Prizes will also be awarded to Way in Bozeman. they’re showing us all what they’re the younger contestants. Event Bridger Mountain is one of made of! Bridger Mountain admission is $10 per person. Kids hundreds of Sweet Adelines Harmony Chorus will present Show under 6 will be admitted free. So, International choruses. Sweet Us Your Talent on Sunday, mark your calendars for Oct. 14th Adelines is a worldwide women’s Gilbert & Sullivan’s treas- October 14th at 4pm, a youth talent and prepare to be amazed! Petra singing organization committed to contest taking the stage of the Academy is located at 4720 Classical advancing the musical art form of ured Pirates of Penzance Petra Academy auditorium. The barbershop harmony through wonderful Chord Rustlers are also opportunities in education, perform- set to entertain. ance, and competition. Sweet opens IOB’s new season This friendly competition will Adelines Int’l is one of the world’s Intermountain Opera Bozeman Following season opener The Pirates feature six contestants ages 10-14 largest singing organizations for starts the season in festive fashion of Penzance, travel back to the chival- and six ages 15-21. The talent show women, with membership of almost with The Pirates of Penzance. ry and romance of medieval audience will choose the winner of 23,000 and choruses and quartets Performances are set for Friday, England during Lerner and Loewe’s younger group and four finalists of across the globe. Its members have October 12th at 7pm and Sunday, Camelot (Feb. 2019). For the season older group. There will be a $1,000 been singing since 1945. Learn October 14th at 3pm. Both engage- finale, IOB will bring Tchaikovsky’s grand prize to winner of older more at sweetadelines.com. • ments will be held at the Willson monumental Russian drama, Eugene Auditorium in Downtown Bozeman. Onegin, to Bozeman for the first time This uproariously funny operetta (April 2019). Students receive 50% from the comedic genius of Gilbert off, and first-time attendees receive and Sullivan follows the adventures 25% off. Season tickets and those for of young Frederic, mistakenly individual shows are available at Verge Theater remixes Chekhov’s The apprenticed to a band of pirates at www.intermountainopera.org birth, the lovely Mabel and her sis- or by calling (406) 587-2889. Seagull w/ latest production ters, pompous Major General The mission of the Stanley, and of course the rowdy Intermountain Opera Association Verge Theater continues its An aspiring young director love, art, and growing up can be. Pirates of Penzance themselves! of Bozeman, established in 1979, is brand new, (already spectacular) rampages against the art created by Stupid F*cking Bird will tickle, Prepare to laugh all show long at the to promote and share the joy of 25th season with some fantastic his mother’s generation. A nubile tantalize and incite you to consider parody and silliness that ensues dur- opera in Montana and surrounding performances! Here’s a look at young actress wrestles with an aging how art, love, and revolution fuel ing one of the most popular and areas by providing affordable, high what’s happening in the coming Hollywood star for the affections of your own pursuit of happiness. hilarious productions ever brought quality opera performances to weeks. Flip (Chekhov) the bird at to the stage. audience members of all ages and This Verge with director Mark Season tickets are now on sale for to provide educational outreach to October, Stupid Kuntz and an all-star cast Intermountain Opera’s 41st season. area schools and communities. F*cking Bird including Lizzy Bennett, Season subscribers receive discount- Learn more by visiting the afore- comes in for a Miles Duffey, Ryan Lawrence ed tickets to all three productions. mentioned website. • landing on Flynn, Torie Laher, Colter Verge’s Main Langan, Claire McGinty, Stage. In the and Gabe Taurman! The irreverent, show runs Fridays and contempo- Saturdays, Oct. 5th–20th at rary and very 8pm each night. Advanced funny remix tickets are $14, or $16 at the of Chekhov’s door. These performances are The Seagull, for those 17+. Aaron Improv on the Verge Posner stages continues its season of a timeless hilarious Monday night battle shows. With a mixture of between short-form games (like you see young and on the popular tv show Whose old, past and present, in search a renowned novelist. And everyone Line is It Anyway?) and long-form of the true meaning of it all. discovers just how disappointing stories, everything you see on stage is created on the spot using audience suggestions. With crowd favorites, the Bozeman Improverts AND some new faces, you won’t want to miss the best way to start your week. Come get cheap thrills for your laugh hole with advanced tickets for only $7, or $9 at the door. Upcoming shows are set for October 8th and 22nd. All shows start at 7pm. Ages 17+. And for some Improv for the whole family, bring the kids to Silly Moose Comedy Improv Hour on Saturdays throughout the season. Join Silly the Moose and his gang of wacky improvisers as they entertain and delight kids of all ages. An upcoming show is set for October 20th at 3pm. Advance tickets are $7, or $9 at the door. Mark your calendars! This year’s Rocky Horror Show Dinner Theater returns to Plonk Wine on Saturday, October 27th with seatings at 6pm and 8:30pm. Tickets are $60 and available at plonkwine.com. Cost includes three-course dinner Contributing and the show! Seating is limited. W r i t e r s Visit vergetheater.com for reservations and further Dalton Brink information about these Danny Waldo productions, educational Joseph Shelton offerings, and the entire 2018- Christine Hrenya 19 season! Advance tickets are also available in store at Charlotte Mills Cactus Records. See you at “The Little Black Box on the Edge (of Bozeman)!” •

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Movie Lovers Celebrate Int’l Indie Video Store Day w/ ------Movie Lovers in Bozeman & Belgrade The Blue Slipper Theatre’s haunt you forever.” intimate play,” says Beaudin. “The Movie Lovers, your friendly local from around the world in celebrating noon–10pm. Movie Lovers’ Damsel is a gorgeously production of Proof by David Marc Beaudin returns to the pathos, nuance and humor of independent video rental store since International Independent Video Belgrade location can be found at Auburn hits the Auburn’s words, in the hands 1984, and Movie Lovers Belgrade Store Day this year and they hope 203 W Madison Ave. Hours are shot anti-Western with boards on of this immensely talented are proud to announce that they will that you’ll be able to join them! Monday through Thursday from Friday, October cast, come alive in a way that be hosting events for the eighth The original Movie Lovers shop 10am–9pm, Friday and Saturday a few surprises annual International is located at 200 S 23rd Ave., in from 10am–10pm, and Sundays 5th at 8pm. would be diffused by the to marry them on the spot. Independent Video Store Day Bozeman’s University Square from noon–8pm. by Joseph Shelton Performances distances of a larger theatre.” Damsel, the new Western oddity But the parson isn’t what he continue The cast of Proof features on Saturday, October 20th Shopping Center. Regular hours are Learn about store events, read from 5–8pm. Monday through Saturday from movie reviews, and more at from writer/director team the seems. He’s not a parson at all, in through Todd Hoberecht as “Robert,” Zellner brothers, is a love it or hate it fact. He only wears the clothes of October 21st a genius mathematician who In order to convey their 10am–10pm, and Sunday from movieloversmontana.com. • appreciation to Gallatin County proposition. You’ll one, owing to the with Friday and suffers a debilitating mental ill- love it if you fact that their Saturday shows ness; Finn Ferguson as and their customers for supporting them for so long, both appreciate its previous owner at 8pm and “Catherine,” his daughter who unorthodox take abandoned them, Sunday may have inherited his genius, stores will celebrate the day by having sales, events, refreshments, on the American fed up with trying matinees at 3pm. Doors open 30 Blue Slipper for his sixth production but worries she has inherited his Western film, and to bring God to the minutes before curtain time. as director. He has worked in theatre psychotic disorder as well; Jesse and door prizes, while Movie Lovers Belgrade will also have you’ll hate it if you wilderness. And Winner of the Pulitzer Prize for professionally for 20 years as a Lagos as “Hal,” Robert’s adoring only go in for a then, it turns out Drama and the Tony Award for Best director, scenic designer and former student who hopes to special screenings of video store- themed films throughout the day. certain kind of the titular “damsel” Play, Proof is a passionate and technical director at venues ranging discover a final mathematical proof Western. isn’t one of those, sharply witty play about the nature from unheated warehouses, historic in one of Robert’s 103 notebooks; In addition, International Independent Video Store Day will All Westerns either. She’s a lot of genius and madness, opera houses and art galleries to a and Aya Rordam as “Claire,” the are revisionist – more independent father/daughter relationships and 1500-seat, state-of-the-art theatre. older sister of Catherine who arrives feature the long-awaited return of Movie Lovers t-shirts and stickers, telling stories than that – and the risks and redemption of love. It Directing favorites include Macbeth from New York to make sure whose relation to she’d love it if examines the dual meaning of (with The 303), Amadeus (with Pit & Catherine gets the help Claire as well as some other fun merchandise. The sales and new actual quote-unquote history is akin people stopped trying to rescue her. “proof ” both as mathematical Balcony Theatre Co.), Dying City believes she desperately needs. to The Lord of the Rings in relation to The acting is good and the film is formula and the search for a basis of (with Caldera Theatre Co.) and the The drama/comedy runs about merch will be available all day, so be sure to stop in if you can’t European gorgeously photographed, borrowing belief – in family, in lovers, and Blue Slipper’s productions of two hours, with a 15-minute history. Which is to say it’s a lot of the visual aesthetic, if not the tone or make it for the evening The Tiny Theater offers an intimate 25-seat venue for special showing of mostly, in one’s own mind and heart. Dracula; Frankenstein, Inc.; Lion in intermission, and contains adult lan- tall tales. But Damsel goes one further, theme, of old fashioned Westerns. In a review of its Broadway Winter and Chekov’s Squirtgun. guage and themes. Tickets are avail- celebrations! current releases and is also available for private events, birthday Movie Lovers joins video stores revising the revisionist Western, and But the story, the oddly stilted but premiere, Thomas Burke calls Proof, “The Blue Slipper’s intimate able online at blueslipper.org or parties, and corporate gatherings. what results feels a little like a movie sometimes very funny dialogue, and “a play you’ll remember, which will space is the perfect venue for this by calling (406) 222-7720. • co-directed by Wes Anderson and the host of strange touches – the the Coen Brothers. piano player in the saloon be a man The film opens with Robert with no forearms – make this an Pattinson, formerly of Twilight fame, unforgettable, if mostly likely Bozeman filmmaker & two-time breast trekking out West to find and rescue divisive Western. his fiancé, a woman he met at a I’ll say this: I watched it twice. cancer survivor screens new doc at Ellen cakewalk and who, he believes, has a The first time I was amused but profound desire to own a miniature irritated. The second time I came On Wednesday, October 3rd, family. Ultimately, Agnes will decide vulnerability and resilience, Life horse. To this end he has packed one around to liking it a lot, seeing Bozeman Film Society (BFS) for herself what comes next. Rated Interrupted will inspire cancer such horse, named Butterscotch, details and turns of phrase I hadn’t presents Kelly Macdonald and R, Puzzle runs 94 minutes and also survivors and their loved ones for along with his guitar and his gun, noticed before. But whether you love Irrfan Khan in Puzzle. Directed by stars David Denman, Bubba Weiler, time to come.” – Marilyn and proffered the services of a dusty, it or hate it, you’ve got to admit it Marc Turtletaub, the film screens at Austin Abrams, and Liv Hewson. Guggenheim, PhD, Writer and drunken parson. His plan is that they has some style. The Ellen Theatre at 7pm. “This is the competitive jigsaw Instructor, Montana State University will confront her ostensible Movie Lovers is Bozeman’s independent Puzzle is a closely observed puzzle drama kidnappers, shoot them, give her the movie rental store with hundreds of titles you portrait of Agnes (Macdonald), who you’ve been horse, and then employ the parson won’t find on streaming services. • has reached her early 40s without waiting for.” ever venturing far from home, – The family or the tight-knit immigrant Washington Post community in which she was raised Following by her widowed father. That begins Wednesday, Livingston Film Series to change in a quietly dramatic October 17th, fashion when Agnes receives a BFS welcomes brings viewers to new, jigsaw puzzle as a birthday gift and award-winning experiences the heady thrill of not Bozeman Mountainous heights only doing something she enjoys, but filmmaker and being very, very good at it. two-time breast The Livingston Film Series cinematographer Renan Ozturk, After years of concerning herself cancer survivor, continues with a free screening of British writer Robert Macfarlane, exclusively with the needs and wants Paula Mozen, the documentary Mountain at 7pm and American actor Willem Dafoe. of her husband Louie and sons to The Ellen for a screening of her October is Breast Cancer on Tuesday, October 9th in the Mountain is a work of extraordinary Verge Theater remixes Chekhov’s The Ziggy and Gabe, Agnes has found new documentary, Life Awareness month, so join in and Dulcie Theatre at the Shane Lalani artistry, filmed by the world’s leading something that she wants to do. Interrupted, at 7pm. experience the personal stories of Center for the Arts in Livingston. high-altitude cinematographers, with Stepping out of her domestic bubble Winner of Best Documentary three breast cancer warriors, each A unique cinematic and musical works by Chopin, Grieg, Vivaldi, Seagull w/ latest production to pursue her new hobby, Agnes Feature in the 2018 Long Beach with a story as unique and heroic as collaboration, Mountain is a dazzling Beethoven, and new works by meets Robert (Khan), a wealthy, Indie International Film Festival, Life they are. exploration of our obsession with Richard Tognetti. reclusive inventor who immediately Interrupted is a powerful film featuring The Ellen lobby will open at mountains. Only three centuries Now in its fourth season, the recognizes her talent and recruits intimate stories of three survivors 6pm with a no-host evening social ago, climbing a mountain would Livingston Film Series presents a her as his partner for an upcoming including the filmmaker herself, portion. Doors at 6:30pm. A Q&A have been considered close to variety of independent features, world jigsaw tournament. Each day confronting a life-altering diagnosis with Mozen follows the screening. lunacy. The idea scarcely existed documentaries, local films, and she spends out in the world, and refusing to step down. These Not rated, Life Interrupted runs that wild landscapes might hold any special screenings on the second puzzling and conversing with resilient women share their journeys 64 minutes. sort of attraction. Peaks were places Tuesday of every month in the Robert, takes Agnes further along as they cross into and return from, Bozeman Film Society seeks out of peril, not beauty. Why, then, are Dulcie Theatre at the Shane Lalani on the road to a new understanding the world of Breast Cancer. They and presents independent films we now drawn to mountains in our Center for the Arts. of herself and her strengths. With respond to their disease process and which engage, entertain, and foster millions? Mountain shows us the A reception precedes each film at that understanding come new the rebuilding of their lives with an understanding of the world spellbinding force of high places – 6:30pm; screenings are at 7pm. insights and an assertiveness that honesty, dignity, humor, and grace. community around us. Visit and their ongoing power to shape Admission is always free, but finds her speaking out on her own Notable for its unflinching view from www.bozemanfilmsociety.org our lives and our dreams. donations are gratefully accepted. behalf and pushing back against the the survivor’s perspective, Life for film previews and advance This international collaboration For more information, please visit assumptions and routines that have Interrupted is not to be missed. ticketing information – and “Keep was driven by Australians Jen www.theshanecenter.org. until now defined her role in her “With its masterful portrait of ‘Em Flickering!” • Peedom, director of Sherpa, and The Livingston Film Series is Richard Tognetti, artistic director of generously sponsored by Marilyn the Australian Chamber Orchestra, Clotz & Mary Ann Bearden and with help from US-based Donald B. Gimbel. • Sundance fave Science Fair serves as Bozeman Doc’s season premiere On Sunday, October documentary 7th, at the Emerson serves as an ode Center for the Arts & to the teenage Culture, the Bozeman Doc science geeks on Series kicks off its fifth whom our future season with the Montana depends.”-Variety premiere of the award- Doors open at winning new documentary, 6:30pm. Single Science Fair, beginning admission to at 7pm. Science Fair is Hailed by critics as $10, or $8 for both “brilliant and quirky” students. Tickets and “immensely likeable, are available at and winner of the the door or in audience award at advance at that may yet usher in a brighter, Sundance and SXSW, National Cactus Records and Movie better future.” – Newsday Geographic Documentary Films’ Lovers, as well as www.boze- “Inspirational and invigorat- Science Fair follows nine high school mandocseries.org where you ing.” – The Los Angeles Times students from around the globe as can buy Season Passes and 7-film “A work of profound cinematic they navigate rivalries, setbacks punch cards, learn more about joy.” – Hammer to Nail and, of course, hormones, on their the series, and view trailers for “Supremely entertaining. This journey to compete at the upcoming films. The series will immensely likable Sundance International Science and continue with one screening audience award-winning Engineering Fair. As 1,700 of the every other week through April. • smartest, quirkiest teens from 78 different countries face off, only one will be named Best in Fair. The film, from Fusion and Muck Media and directed by the duPont Award-winning and Emmy-nominated documentary filmmaking team of Cristina Costantini and Darren Foster, offers a front row seat to the victories, defeats and motiva- tions of an incredible group of young men and women who are on a path to change their lives, and the world, through science. 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RedTractorPizza,workingwith partytocelebratethenewmural,withpizza, “Ateverypointinthisprocess,we’ve Parent,nutritionalprofessionalandlong communitypartners,isproudtoannounce drinks,andlivemusic.Contributorswillalso lookedforwaystoincludethecommunity,” termBozemanresident,SamBlomquist, Bozeman’s first crowd-sourced public havetheopportunitytopaintcertainpartsof saidAdamPaccione. ExecutiveDirectorforGallatinValleyFarm mural.Notonlywilltheprojectbefinanced themuralandaddtheirhandprintsand TheRedTractorMuralrepresentsthefirst toSchool,isdeeplycommittedtothemission bycrowdfunding,butcommunitymembers signatures. areinvitedtoparticipateintheactual ThemuralisaninvestmentinBozeman, paintingaswell.Thecampaign’sprimary thehealthof itsyouth,andtheorganizations partnerisGallatinValleyFarmtoSchool,a fightingtokeepourchildrenhealthy. nonprofitdedicatedtocultivatinghealthykids, Bozemanhasprovidedsomuchforsomany vibrantfarms,andstrongcommunities.The people,andtherearetoomanywonderful LocalCrowdBozeman,alocalizedcrowd- storiestolisthere.Tomakesurethatthenext fundingplatform,willhostthefundraising generationisabletoliveahappy,healthylife, campaign.Thecampaignwaslaunched weneedtomakesurethattheveryfood withagenerouscontributionfromtheBank childreneat,foodgrownrightherein of Bozeman. Bozeman,hasitstimeinthespotlight.The “Educatingchildrenatanearlyageabout successof thiscampaigndependsuponthe theimportanceof local,sustainable,more communitytopaintthemuralanddeclare nutritiousfoodinmyopinionisthemost confidentlythattheentireBozeman importantbattletofight.That’swhyIchose communitystandsbehindlocalfoodand foodasmyfightandthat’swhatthismural ourchildren. crowd-funded,communitypaintedmuralin of theorganizationsheleads.“It’s willhelpmedo:fightmyfoodbattleby Themuralwasdesignedbylocalartist Bozeman.Thisisabrandnewapproachto preventativehealth,foodsystemreformand raisingawareness!Nottomentionallthekids CatalinCorrigan,whoevokedafunand beautifyingthecityandcouldprovesuccessful communityeconomicdevelopment–allin itwillreachfacingBozemanHighSchool,” playfulartstyletoconveytheimportanceof infutureeffortstoaddtoBozeman’spublic onetidypackage.”shesays.“And,the saidAdamPaccione,ownerof Red local,sustainablefood.Themuraldesignis artisticwealth. meaningfulnessandgenerosityRedTractor TractorPizza. meanttoappealtoanyone,fromthe GallatinValleyFarmtoSchoolcultivates Pizzahasputintothismuralcampaignisa Thecampaignhasagoalof $5,200and dedicatedfarmertothecasualtourist.Its healthykids,vibrantfarmsandstrong testamenttothecollectivebenefitof allof  willrunforthreeweeks,concludingon prominentplacefacingMainStreetwillreach communitiesbyconnectingschoolsandlocal usworkingtogether.We’rethrilledtopartof Monday,October8th.Thatbudgetaccounts themaximumnumberof people,reinforcing producershereintheGallatinValley. thisproject.” formaterialslikepaintandpaintbrushes,as themessagethatsustainableproduceiskeyto Throughtheseconnections,theprogramwill Communitypartnersinclude:RedTractor wellaslaborandspecializedtoolslikea Bozeman’scontinuedprosperity. realizemanygoals,including:supporting Pizza,GallatinValleyFarmtoSchool,and scissorlift.Anymoneyraisedabovethe “Iwantedtocreateamuraldesignthat healthy,fresh,scratchmade,localmealsin TheLocalCrowdBozeman.Tocontributeto originalgoalwillbedonatedtoGallatin wasfunandexcitingforfamilies,that schoolcafeterias;improvingstudentnutrition thecampaign,goto ValleyFarmtoSchool.Afterthecampaign celebratestheimportanceof locallysourced andprovidingmeaningfulhealth,nutrition www.thelocalcrowd.com/communi- comestoanend,therewillbeacommunity andsustainablefoods,”saidCatalinCorrigan. andagricultureeducation. ties/bozeman.•

MSU’s Center for Health & Safety Culture to hold free public webinars From MSU News Service toimprovehealthandsafetyfocuson safetyandtransformingcultureareactsof –Jan.16th,2019:“Communication:A TheCenterforHealthandSafetyCulture reachingchildreninschools,butthisneglects leadership.Thiswebinarwillexplore CatalystforGrowingPositiveCulture”–This atMontanaStateUniversitywillholdsix theneedtoalsoaddressthebehaviorsof differentleadershipskillsthatareimportant webinarwillhelpparticipantsdevelopa webinars inthecomingmonthsontopics adults.Workplacesprovideanimportant toculturaltransformationapplicabletoa deeperunderstandingof howcommunication relatingtoimprovinghealthandsafetyina opportunitytoengageadultsabouthealth varietyof settings. —frommassmediacampaignstoindividual varietyof settings. andsafetybehaviors.Thiswebinarwill –Nov.20th(startsat11amMountain voices— canbeacatalysttoimprovehealth Thewebinarsarefreeandopentothe exploredefinitionsforhealthyworkplaces,the time):“PsychologicalReactanceand andsafety. public.Attendeescanregisteratwww.chs- baseof evidenceforworkplaceinterventions Communication”–Psychologicalreactanceis –Feb.12th,2019:“MovingBeyond culture.org/outreach-events/webinars. andfutureopportunitiesforworkplacesto anegativereactiontriggeredbyaperception BystanderEngagement:GrowingCitizenship AllpresentationsstartatnoonMountain expandtheirstrategiestoimprovehealth thatsomethingorsomeoneisimpingingona toImproveHealthandSafety”–This timeunlessotherwisenoted: andsafety. person’sfreedomandautonomy.Thiscan webinarwillintroducesafetycitizenship, –Oct.3rd:“EngagingWorkplacesto –Oct.30th:“LeadershipSkillstoImprove impedeeffortstoimprovehealthandsafety whichseekstoinvolvethemajorityof people ImproveHealthandSafety”–Often,efforts HealthandSafety”–Improvinghealthand onavarietyof issuesincludingtrafficsafety insafebehaviorssoastoinfluencesmaller (“Don’ttellmetowearaseatbelt.”), groupsthatengageinriskybehaviors.Safety prevention(“Don’ttellmehowtoraisemy citizenshiprequirescreatingaculturethat children.”)andviolence(“Don’ttakemy values“oursafety”andempowersearly gunsif Ihavebeenviolent.”).Duringthis identificationof potentialrisk,beingproactive session,wewillintroducetheconceptand andengagingbystanders. waystoquietthenegativeresponse. HousedinMSU’sWesternTransportation –Dec.18th:“ReducingUnderage Institute,CenterforHealthandSafety DrinkingwithPracticalToolsthatDevelop Cultureisaninterdisciplinarycenterthat SocialandEmotionalSkills”–Arecent appliesresearchtodevelopsustainable studyfoundthatMontanaparentswith solutionstocomplexsocialproblems.The highersocialandemotionalparentingskills centerservescommunitiesandorganizations weremuchmorelikelytoengageinbest throughresearch,trainingandsupport practicestoreduceunderagedrinking.This servicestoimprovehealthandsafety.Current webinarwillreviewsocialandemotional researchprojectsaddresstrafficsafety, skillsandhowtheyprotectyouth,aswellas domesticviolenceincludingchild aprojectcreatingpracticaltoolsforparents maltreatment,andsubstancemisuse. toreduceunderagedrinkingandstrengthen Moreinformationcanbefoundat theirsocialandemotionalskills. www.chsculture.org.•

National Park Service releases Yellowstone Vital Signs Report From Yellowstone Public Affairs “Thisreportintegratesup-to-date YellowstoneNationalParkandtheNational informationonparkresourcesfrommany ParkService’sGreaterYellowstone sources,includingtheNationalParkService’s InventoryandMonitoringNetworkhave InventoryandMonitoringprogram,”added releasedThe State of Yellowstone Vital GreaterYellowstoneNetworkProgram Signs and Select Park Resources, 2017. ManagerKristinLegg.“Partnershipswithin Vitalsignshighlightedinthe60-pagereport theparksandwithcollaboratorsarecriticalto includethestatusof animalspecieslike ensuringlong-termconservationof America’s bisonandgrizzlybears,ecosystem-altering nationaltreasures.” forceslikeclimateandfire,andmuchmore. Downloadthereportatgo.nps.gov/yel- Parkandnetworkstaff compiledthereport lvitalsigns orwww.nps.gov/im/gryn/- withinputfromparkresearchers. recentpublications.htm.Yellowstone “Wearepleasedtoreleasethisreportto previouslypublishedVital Signs reportsin informparkstaff andthepublicaboutthe 2008,2011,and2013. statusandtrendsof ourresources,andto Since 1916, the National Park Service has been provideupdatesonmonitoringactivitiesand entrusted with the care of America’s more than 400 managementactionsrelatedtothose national parks. With the help of volunteers and resources,”saidYellowstoneCenterfor partners, NPS safeguards these special places and ResourcesChief JenniferCarpenter. share their stories with millions of people every year. •

Regional ‘clean cities’ coalition front next Green Drinks gathering ThenextGreen Drinks willbe eveningfeaturesalivelymixtureof people hostedbyYellowstone-Teton Clean Cities on fromNGOs,businesses,academia,govern- Wednesday,October17thbeginningat ment,andthelocalcommunityacross 5:30pmwithmeetinglocationtobe politicalandeconomicspectrawhoenjoy announced.Pleasechecktheofficial theopportunitytochatandnetworkunder Facebookpageforeventupdates, abroadumbrella.Thisisafunwayto @bozemangreendrinks. catchupwithpeopleyouknowandagreat ServingtheRockyMountainstates waytomakenewcontactsandlearnabout of Montana,IdahoandWyoming,the organizationsandindividualsinterestedin coalition’scollectivemissionisto allthingssustainable.Everyoneiswelcome displacetheuseofpetroleuminthe toinvitesomeoneelsealong,sothere’s transportationsector,improveairquality alwaysadifferentcrowd,makingGreen throughreducedharmfulexhaust Drinksanorganic,self-organizingnetwork. emissionsandincreaseU.S.energy GreenDrinkseventsaretypicallyheld security.Learnmoreat thethirdWednesdayof eachmonthat www.ytcleancities.org. rotatingvenues.If you’reinterestedin EverymonthinBozeman,people becominganeventhostorformore whocareaboutsustainabilitygettogeth- informationaboutGreenDrinks,visit erattheseinformalgatherings.The www.greendrinksbozeman.org.• Page 2B • The ecoZone • ocToBer 1, 2018

Educational overnight puts homelessness into perspective

FamilyPromiseof Gallatin bringawarenesstotheimportant pledgeforms yourshelterforthenight. Valleywillagainpresenttheannual issueof homelessnessinour online,orstopby Boxeswillneedtobedecorated Cardboard Box City atBogert community,CardboardBoxCityis theofficeat429E priortotheevent.AtCardboard ParkPavilion,Saturday,October alsofunandexcitingforpeopleof Storytograbafew BoxCity,yourgroupwillhavefrom 13that4:30pmthroughSunday, allages.Theeventwillincludeface envelopes.Pledges 4:30–6pmtosetupyourbox,and October14that7am. painting,“crazyhair,”dancing,and aredueatthetime thenit’sparadetime!Thisiswhen CardboardBoxCitygives plentyof backyardgames.There of theevent. you’llshowoff yourbox’sfeatures communitymembersachanceto willalsobeaDJspinningrecords Boxes andnameyour“house”slogan. experienceanightinthelifeof a andplayingtonsof greatmusic. Themany AftertheParadeof Boxes,everyone homelessfamily–outside,using NEWthisyear:therewillbea cardboardbox willgetachancetovotefortheir cardboardandsturdymaterialsto serviceopportunityforkidsand designsarea favorite.Bestdesignswinprizes! shelterthemfromtheelements. adults.Fleeceblanketmaterialwill favoritepartof the Visitwww.familypromise- Foronenight,kids,families, beavailablesoattendeescanmake event.Participants gv.org/cardboard-box-city for communitygroupsandmoresleep blanketsforthekidsandparents areencouragedto registration,pledgeform,prize outsideandbravetheelementsina inneed. usemultiplemedia categoriesandfurthereventinfo. creativelydesigned,built,anddeco- Pledges types(paint, Family Promise of Gallatin Valley is ratedcardboardstructureof their AllCardboardBoxCity marker,newspaper, an independent 501(c)3 organization choosing.It’sfun,it’seducational, participantsareaskedtoraise$100 crayons,etc.). dedicated to serving homeless children and andbestof all,it’sanexperience inpledgestosupportthefamiliesin Keepinmind, their families. Family Promise coordinates thatwillleavealastingimpression. theFamilyPromiseprogram.Most yourboxonly an Interfaith Hospitality Network made Games & Entertainment peoplewillsetagoalof 10 needstoserveone up of faith communities throughout the Thoughtheprimarygoalisto donationsof $10each.Youcanfind function:toactas Gallatin Valley. •

Women’s Center presents author & activist Sarah Deer, more lunchtime learning

OriginallysetforearlyApril,the Herscholarshipfocusesonthe entities:TheWomen’sCenter, eventstheyhaveintheworksforthe contextof Bozeman.Learnwhat MontanaStateUniversityWomen’s intersectionof federalIndianlaw VOICECenter,Societyof Fallsemester! youcandoandhowtogetinvolved Centerwillpresentthe2018 andvictims’rights.Deerhasco- AmericanIndianGraduateStudents, AnotherSackLunchSeminar, withTheHEARTInitiativeandthe ShannonWeatherlyMemorial authoredof fourtextbooksontribal Women’sFacultyCaucus,Diversity Human Trafficking in our Daily newly-formedGallatinCountyAnti- LectureonMonday,October8th. law.HerlatestbookisThe Beginning andInclusionStudentCommons, Lives,issetforWednesday,October HumanTraffickingTaskForceto Prominentfeministauthor,professor and End of Rape: Confronting Sexual President’sCommissiononthe 24thfromnoon–1pminSUB168. takeastandagainstexploitationand andactivistSarah Deer will Violence in Native America,whichhas Statusof UniversityWomen,and JoinTheHEARTInitiative supportsurvivors. present“Sovereignty of the Soul: receivedseveralawards.Herwork theHonorsCollege. studentorganizationtolearnhow TheMSUWomen’sCenterisa Confronting Sexual Violence in onviolenceagainstNativewomen FollowingWednesday,October humantraffickingtouchesourlives departmentinthedivisionof Native America” beginningat hasreceivednationalrecognition 10th,SackLunchSeminar“Who onadailybasis.Fromthepresence StudentSuccessandwascreatedto 7pminSUBBallroomA.This fromtheAmericanBarAssociation are you Calling Queer?” willtake of labortraffickinginsupplychains promotegreaterresponsivenessto lecturewillgivetheaudiencean andtheDepartmentof Justice.She placefromnoon–1pminSUB168. totraffickingrighthereinBozeman, theneedsof universitywomen. opportunitytolearnaboutthecrisis currentlyteachesattheUniversityof Inhonorof NationalComing wecanalllearnhowtobemodern- Hoursof operationareMonday of sexualviolenceinNative Kansas.DeerisalsotheChief OutDay,apanelof QSAmembers, dayabolitionistsbyconsuming throughFridayfrom9am–4pm America.Freeandopentothe JusticeforthePrairieIslandIndian MSU’sQueer/StraightAlliance ethicallyandlearningthesignsof duringtheacademicyear,when public,doorsopenat6:45pm. CommunityCourtof Appeals. studentorganization,willdiscussthe trafficking.Thispresentationwill classesareinsession.Lecturesare Deer[Muscogee(Creek)Nation] Thiseventisbroughttoyouby continuedneedforrecognizingand coverhowtraffickingrelatestotopics FREEandopentothepublic.For hasworkedtoendviolenceagainst theShannonWeatherlyMemorial celebratingComingOutDay,the suchasthefishingindustry,coffee, moreinformationabouttheseand womenforover25yearsandwas LectureFund,aswellasthe realityof beingqueeratMSU,ways clothes,porn,technology,tourism, otherevents,visit namedaMacArthurFellowin2014. followingMontanaStateUniversity tojointhegroup,andsomegreat andthehospitalityindustryinthe www.montana.edu/women.•

BACF, Future West invite area residents to have ‘A Seat at the Table’ to make their voices heard Building and maintaining strong, safe theopportunitiesandchallengesin schools,businesses, communitymembersthroughout and dynamic communities is the topic of theircommunitythataremost neighborhood GallatinCountytosignuptohost conversation on Oct. 25th importanttothem. associationsand theirownconversationson Incommunitiesacrossthe “Thegrowthandchangethat placesof worship Thursday,October25that region,thousandsof Gallatin GallatinCountyandits toengagepeople www.AtTheTableGV.org.There Countyresidentswillcometogether communitiesareexperiencingisnot whowould willalsobepublictableswhere insmallgroupsonThursday, asurpriseasweareoneof the otherwisenotpar- anyoneiswelcometoattend.These October25thtobreakbreador country’sbestplacestolive.That ticipateinapublic tableswillalsobelistedontheA Seat shareacupof coffeetodiscusshow growthalsocreatestremendous meetingtohave at the Table website. tocollaborativelybuildand challengesandopportunities.The theirvoices TherewillbeanA Seat at the maintainstrong,safeanddynamic onlywaywe’regoingtoaddress heard,”said Table HostTrainingonWednesday, communities.Thisimaginative thosechallengesandopportunitiesis BozemanArea October3rdfrom5:30–7pmat publicsquarecalledA Seat at the bycomingtogetherasacommunity Community BarnardHallatMontanaState Table,aninitiativeof theBozeman toputthebestideasonthetable,” Foundation UniversityinBozemanwithdinner AreaCommunityFoundationand saidRandyCarpenter,Project ExecutiveDirector provided.Duringthistraining,hosts FutureWest,isdesignedtogenerate DirectorforFutureWest. BridgetWilkinson. willbeprovidedwithanoverviewof newideas,inspireboldsolutions, Attheconclusionof theevents “Thesurvey theinitiative,tipsandtricksfor andcultivaterelationshipsforthe onThursday,October25th,theA responsesfrom hostingaconversationand bettermentof communities Seat at the Table SteeringCommittee includingtrends,commonthemes participantsateach informationonhowtocollect county-wide. willsendparticipantsabrief mobile andnewcollaborationsdevelopedto tablewillhelpguidetheCommunity feedbackfromyourconversations. Thegoalistohavemorethan surveytolearnmoreabouttheir advancesomeof theideasandsolu- Foundation’sresourcesandwillbe Formoreinformationortosign 1,000peopleof allages,fromall participationinthisproject,the tionsgenerated. providedtocityandcountyleaders uptoparticipateasahost,Gallatin walksof lifeandsocio-economic interestingideastheydiscussedand “A Seat at the Table callsonthe andotherorganizationswhoare Countyresidentscanvisitthe circumstances,participateinover howthisexperiencemayimpact traditionof gatheringarounda grapplingwiththechallengesand aforementionedwebsiteorcall(406) 100substantiveconversations theircivicengagementmovingfor- tableandsharingpersonal opportunitiesfromourcommunity’s 587-6262. throughoutGallatinCountyon ward.PartnersatMontanaState experiencesandideas,andtakesit growth.Together,wehopeto FutureWestworkstorealizea October25th.Thetopics,issuesand Universitywillcompileandinter- tothenextlevel.TheA Seat at the identifyandaddressrelevant futurewherecommunitieshavea ideasdiscussedduringeachof theA pret Table platformleveragescommunity communityneedsthroughthis sharedsenseof place,robust Seat at the Table conversationswillbe communityresponsesandthe networkstohostconversations initiative,”saidWilkinson. economies,andsoundstewardship guidedbythreesimplequestions BozemanAreaCommunity throughnonprofitorganizations, A Seat at the Table isaskinglocal of natural,cultural,andcommunity anddrivenbytheinterestsand FoundationandFutureWestwill assets.Theorganizationhelps perspectivesof theparticipantsand publiclysharetheseoutcomes, communitiesidentify,choose,and achievetheirdesiredfuture.To learnmore,visit www.future-west.org. Establishedin1998,the BACFisconnectingpeoplewho caretocausesthatmattermostto them.TheFoundationservesthe areasof Bozeman,BigSky, Belgrade,Manhattan,Churchill, ThreeForks,andtheruralareas inbetween.Sinceitsinception, BACFhasdistributedmorethan $2.6milliondollarsto194+local nonprofitorganizations.Learn moreatwww.bozemanfounda- tion.org.•

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Slowing down to enjoy the Fall Garden in Montana by Zelpha A. Boyd comes in the spring. But cutting This year, as I need to slow down As I look out into my down spent foliage and hauling it and do less, I’m doing more of this garden this morning, I am to the compost makes the garden “less” work. The larger stalks – sun- attracted to the Fall look neater. flowers and other slower to compost Crocus. Bright pink, Actually, I really prefer leaving all materials – will still go on the pile. spring-like blossoms in the those cuttings on the ground around Slowing down means taking more fall – what more could the plants. Why haul all the waste to time to “smell the roses.” So, as I anyone want – in a the compost, where it will simply rot take my coffee break on the back Fall Garden? away, just to be hauled out again in porch, I give thanks for all the ele- My fall garden is a sight the spring? Leaving it in the garden ments – both seen and unseen – who to behold. There are so in the first place makes a lot more have helped me have this wonderful many flowers still blooming sense. It saves work, the plant materi- place to call My Garden. Just as the – as if to hurry because al protects the soil from drying, holds flowers know winter is coming, so do they know the winter onto snow come winter, and decays I. Those Fall Crocus, gaily reassuring snows are coming. The right there where it’s needed! me that spring will come again! • gaillardia, sweet peas, calendula, petunias, cosmos – just to name a few – are putting on quite a show. The Honeysuckle FREE dental, medical & Vine, right outside my dant with flowers this summer and I’ve been doing clean-up – to a window, has been especially abun- fall, delighting the hummingbirds. degree – most of my clean-up vision clinic coming to Fairgrounds Bridger season passes on SALE, available during Raptor Fest Some of us already have that ski be open October 6th–7th from October 5th–7th. Events are FREE season itch! This is Montana, after 10am–3pm during the Bridger and open to the public. Raptor Fest all. Bridger Bowl is now offering Raptor Festival. From November centers on the largest known 2018-‘19 season pass- Golden Eagle migra- es at a discounted rate tion in the United through October 15th. States. A raptor Enjoy unlimited skiing migration count takes The Bozeman AMEN Clinic sign up in the area in which you all season with no place every fall at the – a FREE two-day dental, medical would like to serve. black-out dates with the top of the Ridge. and vision clinic – is coming to AMEN extends thanks to the purchase of a season Festival activities are Southwest Montana on Friday, medical professionals who have pass. Early purchase set to include live October 19th and Sunday, already pledged their volunteering rates are as follows: bird talks, nature October 21st. The event will be support including Dental Director $690 for adults (25-69), walks, and education- held at the Gallatin Valley Dr. David Bowen of Bozeman $640 for young adults al and entertaining Fairgrounds in buildings 1–4. Family Dentistry and Medical (19-24), $405 for juniors programs for people Clinic hours will be 8am–4pm Director Dr. Gerald Groggel of (13-18), and $185 for of all ages. Saturday both days. the WWHAMI Medical children (7-12). Adult will feature an Professionals will be available Education Program. Midweek Season Passes Oktober Fest event to help with dental, vision and A special thanks goes to event (18-69) are also avail- from 3–6pm with live medical needs. Some of the sponsors who allow these services able for $399. This will music, food, and beer services provided will be eye to be FREE to the general public: grant access to unlimit- in the Jim Bridger exams with prescription and Community Development, Inc. in ed skiing Monday Lodge. Get the full glasses, dental fillings (cleaning partnership with Bozeman Family through Friday all sea- schedule of weekend and extractions), flu shots, as well Dentistry. son, with $43 weekend events at as diabetes and blood pressure Please visit the aforementioned tickets. Purchase season www.bridgerrap- screenings. Massage therapy, website for further event details passes, upload pass pho- torfest.org. Chiropractic care, lifestyle and look for patient information tos, and sign electronic The ski area is counseling, and community at the top of the window. Find agreements all online and ship for 1st–17th, season pass office hours located on the east slope of the resources will be offered as well. AMEN on Facebook for addition- $9 via FedEx. Be “on-line” rather are Thursday through Saturday Bridger Mountain Range. For sea- All services are FREE of al announcements at www.face- than “in-line.” Go straight to the from 11am–4:30pm. son pass information and upcoming charge and no pre-qualifications book.com/amenbozeman. lifts on opening day! The annual Raptor Fest event details, visit www.bridger- required. AMEN does not require The Bozeman AMEN Clinic is The season pass office will also returns Friday through Sunday, bowl.com. See you on the slopes! • proof of insurance, immigration presented by Earth Angels, an status, employment, or income. organization that hosts free clinics Patients will be cared for on a first offering dental, vision, general come, first serve basis. medical, preventative and Local clinic director, Deanna educational services across the Kolodka is seeking general volunteers United States to assist uninsured Afterlife-themed ‘Astronomy on Tap’ and medical professionals to give of and under-insured people in vari- their time and talent to assure the ous communities. Every AMEN ushers in October clinic is staffed to serve those who Clinic is made possible by the Bozeman’s next Astronomy view of the Bridger Range. Head research and educational will be seeking services. Please compassion and love of event vol- on Tap returns to Mountains down, order up a brew, and institutions. Astronomy on Tap was visit www.amenbozeman.org unteers and sponsors. Learn more Walking Brewery on Monday, find a seat! created in New York City by Meg and “Click Here to Volunteer” to at www.earthangels.net. • October 1st for its first event this Each FREE Astronomy on Tap Schwamb, currently a Postdoctoral fall with “Cosmic Graveyard” and event features accessible, engaging Fellow at the Institute of “Galactic Cemetery” taking place science presentations on topics Astronomy & Astrophysics, from 7–9pm. Dr. Bennett Link will ranging from planets to black holes Academia Sinica (Taiwan). talk about the very active afterlife to galaxies to the beginning of the Learn more at of stars after they die. Also on Universe. Presenters are from local www.astronomyontap.org. • hand, Dr. Anne Lohfink will present on the remains of millions of stars at the heart of most galaxies. Enjoy a beer and a few bites while learning about astronomy and testing your astro-trivia knowledge. This all ages event is open to the public. Mountains Walking Brewery is located at 422 Plum Ave., featuring a truly excellent

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MSU earns spots on Forbes lists of ‘America’s Top Colleges,’ ‘Best Value Colleges’ From MSU News Service Forbes partnered with the research with world-class scientists colleges and universities in the enterprise, conducting more Montana State University Washington, D.C.-based Center for and researchers. MSU is a national nation for research expenditures. It is than $100 million in research has earned a spot on Forbes College Affordability and leader in producing winners of the also Montana’s largest research annually. • magazine’s annual list of Productivity to produce the list of Goldwater Scholarship, the “America’s Top Colleges,” which 650 schools. More information, and nation’s premier award ranks universities based on factors the full list, is available at for undergraduates in important to students, such as www.forbes.com/top-colleges. math and science fields, finding success in a chosen field and Additionally, MSU earned the with 70 scholars to date. winning scholarships. 218th spot on the Forbes list of MSU students have MSU was ranked 452nd in the “America’s Best Value Colleges,” a earned other prestigious listing, which includes 650 public ranking of the top 300 public or scholarships that include and not-for-profit private institutions. private not-for-profit colleges that 11 Rhodes Scholarships, MSU was the highest-ranked provide students with the best return 14 Truman Montana institution on the list. on their investment. Schools that Scholarships, 12 Udall For the ranking, Forbes measured made this list were scored on net scholarships and 14 the factors they believe students care price, net debt, alumni earnings, Boren awards, among about most – how likely students are timely graduation, school quality others. to find success in their chosen field, and access for low-income students, MSU offers more to win accolades or scholarships, to according to Forbes. than 225 academic earn enough to pay their student The largest university in options within its debt and to become leaders in Montana, MSU provides its under- colleges and programs. private and public life, according to graduate and graduate students with The university is among the magazine. opportunities to engage in hands-on the top 3 percent of

BPW’s celebration event features MSU’s Cruzado at Rialto In honor of National Business contributions of working women land-grant institution. journey of her own success, as working to ensure women in the Women’s Week®, Bozeman and employers who support An articulate and inspirational well as that of our state’s flagship Gallatin Valley have the tools to Business & Professional Women working women and their speaker on the role of the public institution, offer encouragement succeed. Their mission is to (BPW) invites you to the 2018 families. university, President Cruzado has to new leaders, and discuss her support women professionally, Celebrations Event: Women Please join at 5:30pm on become well-known for her vision for the future of MSU in personally, and politically. BPW Creating Legacies featuring Thursday, October 18th at The understanding of the Morrill alignment with the innovative members come together for regu- Dr. Waded Cruzado, President Rialto in Downtown Bozeman. Act, which created the land-grant spirit of Bozeman. lar meetings where talents and of Montana State University. Tickets are $25 per attendee. university system 150 years ago. The evening will feature resources are pooled to create National Business Women’s Three levels of sponsorship She is a passionate champion of cocktails, appetizers, networking, innovated professional, educa- Week® is a significant way to ($100-$1,000) are also available. the land-grant’s tripartite mission and plenty of fun! Also included tional, and networking opportu- observe and raise awareness Since January of 2010, Dr. of education, research and public will be door prizes and raffles nities for women. Bozeman BPW about women in businesses and Waded Cruzado has served as the outreach, as well as the impor- benefiting local education schol- honors local women who are women-owned businesses in 12th President of Montana State tant role higher education plays arships and small business grants making outstanding contributions Bozeman and across the state of University, and during that time in the development of individuals awarded by Bozeman BPW. to the community and helping Montana. Since 1928, the week- she has significantly reshaped the and the prosperity of the nation. Bozeman BPW is a diverse women succeed. Learn more at long celebration has honored the face and future of the state’s first Hear President Cruzado’s group of professional women www.bozemanbpw.org. •

Investor group leases Missoula Days Inn®, announces renovation

Hotel anticipated to reopen in 2020 as downtown Missoula. The upcycled motor lodge is recreational activities. The hotel is for guests and team members while an inviting lodging destination in down- Leading the effort is the same anticipated to become an independ- anticipated to reopen in 2020. achieving phenomenal results for town Missoula, MT team behind the renovation and ent lodging destination for business Columbia Hospitality (Columbia) is property owners. With over 20 years of A new investor group, The reopening of The LARK, a hotel in and leisure travelers, as well as a Seattle-based hospitality management proven success in management, Imperial Six Hundred LLC, has downtown Bozeman. college students and families, offer- and consulting company that was estab- Columbia has also consulted on over entered into a long-term lease THINKTANK Design Group, a ing close proximity to the University lished in 1995 by founder and CEO 100 hospitality projects worldwide, agreement on the Days Inn® Bozeman-based architectural firm, is of Montana. Located on Main John Oppenheimer. Columbia’s growing delivering a high level of customized property in downtown Missoula, the project architect. Seattle-based Street in the heart of Missoula, the portfolio includes award-winning hotels, service to partners and investors. For effective August 8th, 2018. The hospitality management and hotel is also within easy walking dis- public and private golf facilities, more information about Columbia and property is currently closed and will consulting company Columbia tance to downtown restaurants and conference centers and distinctive venues. to view the entire portfolio, visit remain so as the new investor group Hospitality has been selected to shops, and just minutes from various Columbia creates exceptional experiences columbiahospitality.com. • begins a comprehensive renovation assist with pre-opening services and of the property’s 50 guestrooms and redevelopment of the property, and communal spaces, creating an to operate the hotel following updated lodging destination in opening. Chamber events highlight Bozeman Public Safety, local & state candidates

Bozeman Area Chamber of included with Chamber membership 4:44–7pm at their location, 93 Laura Commerce will present Business and $50 for non-members. Louise Lane. The family oriented Before Hours on Thursday, The next Business & shooting center for beginners, October 4th from 7:30–8:30am. Community Issues forum will sportsman, military and law Bozeman Health’s Hillcrest Senior provide insight into the proposed enforcement is dedicated to Living will host the event at its Bozeman Public Safety Facility on promoting firearm safety, enhancing location, 1201 Highland Blvd, in Wednesday, October 10th from marksmanship skills, proficiency and Bozeman. The active adult 11am–1pm. Presenting will be educating the general public about retirement community offers a Mayor Cyndy Andrus, City of firearms. This is a small business continuum of maintenance-free Bozeman. This event will take place networking opportunity for Bozeman living options ranging from at the Best Western Plus GranTree Area Chamber of Commerce detached housing, independent Inn, located at 1325 N 7th Ave. in Members and others. This event is living apartment homes to assisted Bozeman. This event is $18 for included with Chamber membership living accommodations. This members and $105 for non-mem- and $50 for non-members. gathering provides a business bers. Note: passes may be included Another Business & networking outlet for Bozeman with membership. Community Connections Area Chamber of Commerce A Fall 4:44 @ 4C will unfold at gathering follows Wednesday, Members and others. This edition ZerO-In Indoor Shooting Center on October 24th. The Local & State of Business Before Hours is Thursday, October 11th from Candidate Forum will be held from 11:30am–1pm. The afternoon will take place at the Best Western Plus GranTree Inn, located at 1325 N 7th Ave. in Bozeman. This event is $18 for members and $105 for non- members. See website for presenters and updated details. Business After Hours is set for Thursday, October 25th from 5:30–7:30pm. The event will be hosted by Stockman Bank at their 1815 S 19th Ave. location in Bozeman. Founded in 1953, Stockman is the largest private, family owned bank in Montana, serving as the Treasure State’s premier financial center for personal, business, agriculture, commer- cial developers and real estate owners. This gathering provides a business networking outlet for Bozeman Area Chamber of Commerce Members and others. This edition of Business After Hours is included with Chamber membership and $50 for non-members. Visit www.bozeman- chamber.com to register for any of these events and to learn more. Call (406) 586-5421 for further information. • Bozeman Symphony Marika Bournaki Reynolds Recital Hall, October 6th @ 7:30pm October 1, 2018 The BoZone • Volume 25, Number 19

Music in and around the BoZone

Open Mic warms up Wild Joe*s stage for Howard Beall show Love live music but not the usual late-night music, specifically pulling from the jazz, rock, 6–8pm. From Toledo, she recently moved to creation. Ross writes her songs based on start? Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot in Downtown and funk genres. The band plays a blend of Bozeman from Nashville. Richards has been personal experience and the stories of people Bozeman is a great place to check out earlier original compositions, standards, and modern gigging since the age of sixteen, playing cafés, around her. While she enjoys performing, sets by local and traveling artists. Their menu songs with the intent of creating fresh sounds festivals, and radio shows spanning from she hopes that the message of her songs also offers plenty of delicious caffeinated and while still respecting the heritage and language Montana’s Pony Bar to breweries in reaches beyond just one night and can touch other treats to enjoy alongside the music! of those before them. Easthampton, MA, with influences spanning those that hear them with truth, Jesus’ love, Here’s a look at what’s coming up. Singer/songwriter Kennedy Richards even further: Jack White, Captain Beefheart, and with hope. The next Open Mic Night will take place performs on Friday, October 12th from James Booker, Bob Dylan, Lou Reed, Chuck Looking ahead, Denver-based artist John Friday, October 5th from 6–8pm. Come for an Berry, and more. Lensing will entertain on Friday, October evening of music performed by local Introduce 26th from 6–8pm. Lensing writes songs for the musicians. Bring your guitar, sitar, zither, yourself to Ashley same reason he street performs for a living: to poetry, comedy, or theremin and take a turn Ross on Friday, make people care. About themselves, about up at the mic. Show Bozeman what you’re October 19th from others, and things that sometimes hurt to care made of! Individual set lengths depend on the 6–8pm. She’s a about. The singer/songwriter stumbled upon number of musicians who want to play. Sign- Montana-born folk street performing years ago. Backpacking ups start at 5:30pm – first come, first served. musician dedicated Europe, Lensing found people introducing Be sure to bring your friends and support live to inspiring and themselves and opening up to him. All he had music in Bozeman! A modest contribution to encouraging to do was play his guitar and sing. He began to the kitty will be divided by participating people through learn how contagious vulnerability can be. musicians at the end of the night. The more heartfelt original Since then, he’s toured and street performed people who come, the more money in the pot. lyrics. She grew up across the US and Canada, and has been An additional Open Mic Night is set for Saturday, in Bozeman, and called “an artist to watch” by folk magazine No October 20th from 6–8pm. has always loved Depression. Lensing’s 2016 self-titled EP and Howard Beall & the Fake News are set being outdoors. new single “Joanie” are available now. for another afternoon show on Sunday, She receives much Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot is located at October 7th from 1–3pm. The group is a of her inspiration 18 W Main St. in the heart of historic collection of talented young artists from and “creative Downtown Bozeman. Learn more about around the great state of Montana. They juices” from being these and other upcoming events at bring people together by playing groove-based out in God’s www.wildjoescoffee.com. •

Bozeman Spirits hosts folksy jazz of Bay Area’s Hannah Cooper, among others

Handcrafted cocktails and fantastic defies catego- decade of living in the Pacific Northwest. Spirits performance on Tuesday, October acoustics – the primary ingredients for a rization. These songs have captivated audiences with 30th. Emmer’s lyrically playful and intimate successful happy hour! Bozeman Spirits With songs these deeply rooted experiences and lessons Americana style is as gleeful as it is irreverent. Distillery hosts live music by great local artists that embrace from her life. Grab a chair and prepare to be Combining an authentic country spirit with an every Tuesday from 5:30–8pm in their her years of transported by stories layered in chords, honest and modern perspective, he connects welcoming tasting room. Here’s a look at the jazz guitar textures and lyrics. Listeners who come with listeners in the time-honored storytelling upcoming acts. and classical expecting “just another” singer-songwriter will tradition. Emmer’s songwriting is often The Road Agents are set for Tuesday, choral train- be simply blown away. Cooper’s 2017 EP, A compared to that of John Prine, Townes Van October 2nd. The band, composed of Jeff ing, Cooper Time For Truth, is available now. Zandt, and Guy Clark. He’s performed Peterson and Justin Ringsak, play acoustic rock employs Dan Henry follows on Tuesday, October hundreds of shows around the country, n’ roll. They’re a guitar and mandolin duo brave 23rd. The Montana native is a singer/song- sharing the stage with Leon Bridges, The people can groove to! Jeff and Justin will bring storytelling – writer with a unique vocal style coupled with Suitcase Junket, and Gill Landry (Old Crow danceable, original songs about firewood, delivered with theatrical flair – to engage and acoustic guitar and bluesy harmonica. He’s Medicine Show) and many others. Emmer larceny, and resolve. Read The BoZone’s interview delight audiences. Her Minnesota feet first driven by a blues influence, but covers a wide makes a local stop during his national tour in with the band on page 4C. landed in Portland, Oregon, after riding the range of music from folk and rock to reggae, support of his April release, Jukebox. Bay Area folk/jazz artist Hannah Amtrak “Empire Builder” out west in 2010. and so much more. Learn more about Bozeman Spirits’s Cooper is next up on Tuesday, October 9th. This Fall, her “Empire Builder” tour is a Looking ahead, Colorado-based Jackson tasting room, distilling processes, and other The singer/songwriter creates a sound that compilation of songs inspired by nearly a Emmer returns to Bozeman with a Bozeman offerings at www.bozemanspirits.com. • Page 2C • The RollingZone • oCTobeR 1, 2018

Pickin’ in the Park sees Hot Club-style group at Story Mansion On Thursday, October 4th, the is excited to present one of the for $25 at the door. Current BFS most highly regarded Hot Club style Things Considered.” The band’s Bozeman Folklore Society once most highly regarded Hot Club style members may enjoy a three-dollar groups working today. Although the signature style is marked by pristine again joins forces with Bozeman groups working today, Pearl discount at the door as well. Seating band’s roots are firmly in the music and dexterous string work, colors of Parks and Recreation to present a Django. is limited. The Story Mansion is made famous by Django Reinhardt Bal Musette, the steady pulse of unique and entertaining evening of Doors will open at 7pm, with the located at 811 S Willson Ave. and Stephane Grappelli, its rhythm guitar and an unmistakable acoustic music in the elegant and show to follow. Advance tickets are As one enthusiastic music extensive repertoire includes swing that delights audiences of all historic Story Mansion as part of its $22 and available at Cactus Records reviewer put it, “If Paris is the traditional jazz classics and original musical sensibilities. Throughout the “Pickin’ in the Park” music or www.cactusrecords.net. Any city of love, then Pearl Django’s compositions. Pearl Django has years, Pearl Django has cultivated a series at 7:30pm. Bozeman Folklore remaining tickets will be available music is the flirtatious performed at festivals, dances and devoted and enthusiastic following and they continue to play to packed houses wherever they perform. For more information about this talented group, visit pearldjango.com. Bozeman Folklore Society is an all-volunteer nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting, preserving, enjoying, and sharing the music, dance, arts, crafts, and skills of traditional cultures. There’s always a need for volunteers! For further event details or to pledge accompaniment.” – 6Moons.com, nightspots throughout the United your support, call Rik James at review of Under Paris Skies States and abroad. They have played (406) 586-4123. Rockin’ TJ hosts evening of With a performance history at the prestigious Festival Django Please visit www.bozeman- spanning more than two decades, Reinhardt in Samois sur Seine and folklore.org for all upcoming BFS Oktoberfest jollies n’ Follies! Pearl Django endures as one of the have been featured on NPR’s “All concert and dance information. • Back to help warm up audiences Rockin’ TJ Ranch is a premier this chilly fall, Rockin’ TJ Ranch will events venue just outside of host its annual Oktoberfest Bozeman. The Grand Hall is an celebration on Saturday, October elegant and versatile indoor space 20th from 7–10pm. “Beer, Brats & reflective of Montana’s unique Symphony features pianist Marika Bournaki the Brewery Follies” will feature charm. It can accommodate trade an evening of fun, laughter, polka shows, conferences, parties, ahead of late month Concerto for Hope and brews as this wacky, zany weddings and intimate concerts. A comedy troupe returns for 2018! If few decorating touches can create The Bozeman entirely dedicated to Anthony. Just you haven’t had the opportunity to any atmosphere, from a natural Symphony’s piano recital three years before the creation of see the Brewery Follies in Virginia country setting to a sophisticated, series returns to Reynolds this concerto, he had been City, here’s your chance! A $50 per modern affair. Rockin’ TJ’s friendly Recital Hall, located diagnosed with multiple myeloma, a person admission includes a juicy staff offers personal attention, inside Howard Hall on cancer of the blood and bone bratwurst bar, frosty mugs of beer, creativity, and flexibility to help the Montana State marrow that is still incurable. hilarious Brewery Follies show, and each client create their own University Campus, Determined to beat it, he’s been on more! Space is limited, so reserve unique events. welcoming internationally a mission to raise awareness through your seats NOW by calling (406) Rockin’ TJ Ranch is located acclaimed pianist Marika “Cancer Blows” concerts and 585-0595. Gratuity (20%) not at 651 Lynx Lane, just outside of Bournaki on Saturday, establishing the Ryan Anthony included in ticket price. This event is Bozeman. Visit www.rock- October 6th at 7:30pm. Foundation, and telling his story to for those 21+. Find Rockin’ TJ on ingtjranch.com for further Featured will be the works anyone who will listen. All of this Facebook, @RockinTJRanch, for information about the venue and of Ludwig van Beethoven, while maintaining an active schedule updated event information. other upcoming events. • Robert Schumann, of performances, clinics, travel, Francis Poulenc, Johannes regular treatments, and as a husband Brahms, and Frederic and father of two young children. At Chopin. Anthony’s request, this concerto Described as “the would be about his story: a concerto Bozeman Folklore Contra Celine Dion of classical” that would evoke the events that by The Huffington Post, Anthony joins the Bozeman have shaped forever his view on life, Bournaki is at once a world-class Symphony to present Concerto for the world, and relationships. Dances hit the floor performer, dazzling pianist, Hope. Anthony is known as one of “[...] emotionally powerful, beau- Bozeman Folklore Society stay for a potluck dinner from vivacious young woman and one of the greatest trumpeters and enter- ty and heartache but ending with continues its new dance season with 6:30–7:30pm. The Contra Dance the freshest faces on the classical tainers in the world today. Having hope; fun and full of rejoicing,” two footwork-heavy events this follows at 7:30pm with a 30-minute music scene. Ms. Bournaki not only performed many times with Maestro Anthony says of the concerto. “My month. A Dance Party for Pros warm-up dance lesson. Live music brings distinctive interpretations to Matthew Savery, he’s become much recent life: hearing the news and is first up on Saturday, October 13th will be provided by Chordwood favorite standards but extends her in demand among Bozeman crying out ‘why’ and realizing at 8pm. The gathering is meant for Cricket. passion for music by commissioning audiences. Concerto for Hope is set for ‘what’s going on?’ Then accepting it experienced dancers who already Families, singles and couples are works from younger composers and Saturday, October 27th at 7:30pm, and dealing with the reality and pos- know the basic moves including welcome. Family Dance admission is collaborating with artists from and Sunday, Oct. 28th at 2:30pm. sible future. Then surviving and balance and swing, allemande, $15 per. Admission to all Contra various fields. Both concerts will be held at Willson enjoying life.” do-si-do ladies chain, stars and Hey Dances is $10, $8 for members, and Bournaki’s innovative approach Auditorium, located at 404 W Main Ticket prices for the Marika for 4. There will be no lesson, $5 for MSU students. Please bring to her art and performance is Street in Downtown Bozeman. Bournaki-fronted piano recital series minimal instruction and quick walk- clean, grit-free, non-marking shoes reflected in a number of multimedia The performances will begin are $25 for adults and $15 for throughs, allowing for more to protect the floor. The Senior projects intended to reach out to with the grandest of ceremonial students. Single tickets for Concerto for energetic and complex dance! The Center is located at 807 N Tracy. new audiences. She holds both fanfare, the vivacious Festive Overture Hope range $27–$67 with student music will be provided by Visit www.bozemanfolklore.org Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees by Dmitri Shostakovich. Then, discounts available. Tickets for all Hypergolic with caller Derek for further details about these and from The Juilliard School, where her Anthony will take the stage perform- Bozeman Symphony performances Gallagher. This event will be held at other upcoming events. principal teachers were Yoheved ing James Stephenson’s Concerto for may be purchased in advance at the Gallatin Labor Temple, located The Bozeman Folklore Society Kaplinsky and Matti Raekallio. She Hope, written specifically to chronicle www.bozemansymphony.org or at 422 E Mendenhall in Bozeman. (BFS) is an all volunteer nonprofit makes her home in New York City. Anthony’s heroic fight with multiple at the door, based on Following on Saturday, October organization dedicated to Following toward the end of the myeloma, proving nothing can stop availability. Those interested may 27th, enjoy a Halloween Family promoting, preserving, enjoying, month, current Principal Trumpet the human spirit. The radiant joy of also visit the Symphony offices, & Community Contra Dance at and sharing the music, dance, arts, for the Dallas Symphony and former Brahms’ pastoral 2nd Symphony will located at 1001 W Oak St., Ste. 110, the Bozeman Senior Center. The crafts, and skills of traditional cul- Principal Trumpet for the world conclude each performance. or call (406) 585-9774 for family portion will begin at 5:30pm tures. It is an associate group of the famous Canadian Brass, Ryan Concerto for Hope is completely and further details. • with caller Kristen Emmett, then Country Dance and Song Society. •

Wake up with ‘Zepp Mornings’ on Montana’s Superstation The sunny season’s over and radio (quoting him now, “Hey, it underpinned by KBZK morning snowy, early morning commutes are beats working for a living!”), with 19 news, Eagle Weather Command on the horizon. Ease into the of them as a popular host on the reports, and plenty more. workday with Zepp Mornings on legendary classic rocker KQ92 in Born in 2003, the Eagle 104.7 Montana’s Superstation the Eagle Minneapolis-St. Paul. Eventually and 105.7 are Montana’s 104.7 and 105.7 – especially if making his way to Bozeman, Zepp Superstation Network. With two that cup of joe isn’t quite doing it! swore The Eagle was his “dream frequencies on your radio dial, the Born in Pennsylvania and station,” and that was good enough Eagle serves the mountains and raised on a cattle ranch in South to land him its Morning Chair as valleys all over Southwest Montana! Dakota, Zepp is driven by a only the third morning show host in The locally owned and operated passion for the outdoors and Eagle history. Eagle is the heritage adult rock radio mountain lifestyle. He’s spent the Catch Zepp weekdays from station in the region, home to the better part of the last 30 years on 6–10am. His broadcasts are best of rock n’ roll’s greatest years. Learn more about the station and its many broadcast personalities by visiting www.montanassupersta- tion.com. And of course, don’t forget to tune in to Zepp Mornings this fall! •

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Walking Sideways: An Insider’s Guide to The Rialto by Dalton Brink possible, Saltlick and the Baby and a golden ear for the very best Oct. 10 – John Scofield around the world as one of the I’ve been riding around a bright make that shit more fun than it tunage, you should make it a part This is a world-class show with leading contemporary serious orange Russian-built motorcycle should be. With undaunting of your bi-weekly routine to drop world class players. This is one of music trios in existence. Trained at with a sidecar. My daughter loves passion for getting peeps moving, by and check out what’s going on. those shows that makes all the Julliard, they’ve gone on to the thing. She sits beside me with a hardships of the job completely perform in all 50 states and in over helmet and gloves, wrapped tight in worth it. To be able to bring in 30 countries. Their ability to play a heavy Mexican blanket. I’m one of the best and well-known not only classical standards but new waking up to crisp mornings and living legends of jazz is music at such a high-performance wind that brings the trees in my yard remarkable. I mean, the guy has level, is rare. They’ve been featured to dance. There’s a squirrel that sits recorded and toured with the likes in fashion magazines and even perched upon a telephone pole, of Chet Baker, Miles Davis, and made People Magazine’s Most barking at my daughter and I as we Charles Mingus – some of the very Beautiful People, not that it has load onto the motorcycle before best jazz musicians to have ever anything to do with their music, but taking her to daycare. It’s a nice time lived. More recently the man has it’s worth mentioning. Plus, Angela of year, the few weeks after the been collaborating with one of my Ahn is a local Bozemanite, and it’s clearing of the summer tourists and favorites, Brad Mehldau as well as always good to support your local the few weeks before the skiers begin Medeski, Phil Lesh and the list musicians. their descent upon town. If you’ve goes on and on and on. Recording P.S. If you actually read this, been adventuring all summer, this is steadily since the 70s, there’s no send me an email at dbrink@rialto- a great time to explore the city itself. real point in me trying to explain bozeman.com and I’ll hook you up Plus, we’ve got some killer shows the guy’s work. Hop on Spotify or with something good. coming up… wherever you listen to what you lis- Further details about these Oct. 5 – Burn Box Karaoke ten to and take a listen for yourself. events and more, as well as ticketing with KJ Saltlick and The Baby Oct. 14 – The Ahn Trio information, can be found at Ok, karaoke… either you dig, The Ahn sisters are known www.rialtobozeman.com. • or you don’t. There’s not much space to play in between. But if you like to watch people make fools of themselves in the best way Ahn sisters front evening of instrumental delight on Next MSU provost lecture features Eric Rialto stage Residents of Bozeman will enjoy publications including Vogue, Glamour, Funk in words & music a rare musical treat when Maria and and in advertisements for Gap, Anne Lucia Ahn join their sister, Angella, Klein and the Body Shop. From MSU News Service a colleague of Bartok. received several MSU research and on Sunday, October 14th at 7pm in Ahn Trio’s Candybox is inspired by There are at least five themes in Funk’s works now include nine creativity grants, a Montana a program featuring the Ahn Trio the music of Leonard Bernstein and the symphony that has been Eric symphonies, six ballets, four operas, Governor’s Award for the Arts, a & Friends that is sure to rock the features music by Bernstein, David Funk’s life, and the Montana State 19 concertos and five string quartets, Montana Arts Council Humanities Rialto Theater in the heart of Bowie, Eric Funk, Mark Baechle, University music instructor will as well as large and small choral Hero Award and Innovation in the Bozeman. Ludovico Einaudi, Maximo Diego discuss them at MSU’s next works and chamber works, and Arts Award. His MSU awards The three Ahn sisters have Pujol, Chiel Meijering, Kenji Bunch installment of the Provost’s more. There are six recordings of include a James and Mary Ross performed around the world and on and Jimi Hendrix. Eric Funk is a Distinguished Lecturer Series lecture his music available on CD, including Provost’s Award for Excellence in most continents. The twins (Lucia nationally known composer living in set for 7pm, Tuesday, October 9th, performances by the Warsaw Teaching, a President’s Excellence in and Maria) are super excited to Bozeman and they will perform in the Reynolds Recital Hall. Philharmonic, the Czech Radio Teaching Award and a Distinguished perform with their younger sister “Les Soeurs” (The Sisters) which he Funk works in five areas of Symphony Orchestra and the Service Award from University Angella and friends in her home wrote for the Ahns. music: He is an award-winning Latvian National Symphony Honors. town of Bozeman where she lives Other artists joining the Ahns on composer, conductor, performer, Orchestra. His music has been And Funk continues to be an and teaches. stage include guitarist Stuart Weber producer and teacher in the School performed twice at New York City’s active performer and mentor to local Graduates of New York’s and pianist Julie Gosswiller as well as of Music in MSU’s College of Arts famed Carnegie Hall, and he has musicians. This summer he reunited prestigious Juilliard School, the Ahn Julia Slovarp who brings her MSU and Architecture. He will talk about been featured on NPR and on the with his old jazz group, Trio have performed at Lincoln Cello Ensemble joining Maria Ahn his work and inspiration at the CBS program “Sunday Morning.” “Backburner,” and he frequently Center; in Vienna’s Musikverein; in a selection of David Bowie’s tunes lecture, which will be held in He was also the subject of a feature plays piano at local gigs. Buenos Aires Teatro Colon; from her album Je T’aime Bowie. Reynolds Recital Hall to allow him story in The New York Times. He Funk said he finds energy from Leipzig’s Gewandhaus as well as in Tickets for an evening with the to perform during his multimedia recently received an American Prize the creation of new music. He likens Beijing’s Concert Hall and in Ahn Trio & Friends are $55 at lecture, which he has titled “My special judges’ citation for the Best his musical imagination to an iPod Istanbul’s Aya Irini in Topkapi www.rialtobozeman.com. Log Life is Music.” Concerto/Concerted Work of the that just has to be turned on to play Palace. No strangers to media and on to find further event information “I have been performing since Year in the professional orchestra music. And that imagination is now with six recordings to their credit, and to peruse other happenings. I’ve been 2, so that is 67 turned on to a new project, a the Ahns have been featured in The Rialto is located at 10 W years of music,” said Funk. children’s symphony based on People Magazine in the most Beautiful Main St. in the center of historic The host and artistic the Hans Christian Andersen People issue and appeared in fashion Downtown Bozeman. • director of the popular tale of “The Nightingale.” MontanaPBS program “And I’m waiting for about Montana music, another major piece – “11th & Grant with Eric probably a symphony – Funk,” which has won that wants to be written to many regional Emmys for rush in,” said Funk. “I’m excellence in its 13 seasons. interested myself to see Funk is also the composer what the next thing of 149 major works will be.” including nine symphonies. That Funk has He is a noted jazz pianist accomplished so much and an award-winning while living and working in teacher who has taught Montana is something of some of the largest and an anomaly. He said many most popular courses at of his colleagues ask him MSU – “American Popular why he works in relative Music” and “Masterworks isolation of Montana rather of Music.” than moving to a musical A Montana native who center like New York. has made a conscious effort “I tell them that I make to live and work in the Big sense here,” Funk said. He Sky state, Funk is the son adds that Europeans who of two musicians – a choral hear his music often teacher and a piano comment about how teacher. Funk said he “big” it is. remembered singing at age “It’s big because this is 2 in the Funk Family my home, and my music Singers. reflects this place.” “We were like the Von Reynolds Recital Hall is Trapp Family Singers of Montana,” division for his “Variations on a located in Howard Hall across he said, with each of the family’s Theme by Jan Hanus, Op. 127.” from the MSU Duck Pond. The

children also playing at least three Recently, Funk has been lecture will be followed by a

instruments. The family’s moves recognized for his composition “The reception at 8pm.

took them from Deer Lodge to Violin Alone,” which Funk wrote for The Provost’s Distinguished

Lewistown and Havre as well as Hungarian violin virtuoso Vilmos Lecturer Series, which is free and

locations in Minnesota and Portland, Olah, who plays all of the parts open to the public, recognizes

Oregon. All four Funk children normally played by an orchestra on faculty distinguished at MSU for

found careers in music. one violin. The MontanaPBS special their scholarship and creativity.

Eric studied piano and produced by Scott Sterling about Faculty presenting during the

composing at Portland State Funk’s journey to Budapest, series will reflect on the

University under Tomas Svoboda, a Hungary, to work with Olah recently inspirations for their work in

Czech-American pianist and received two regional Emmys, lectures suited for professionals

composer. He also studied under the including best documentary and best and lay people alike. For more

Polish composer Krzysztof musical composition. information, contact the MSU

Penderecki at Yale and Swiss- Funk is also recognized for his Office of the Provost at (406) 994-

Hungarian composer Sandor Veress, teaching and research: He has 4371 or [email protected]. •

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Resident acoustic duo hit roads of Montana w/ down-home originals at the ready

After years of casual strumming breweries and distilleries, the real playing songs they’ve never heard bed at night. There’s like 18 committing crimes because they and a shared devotion to the folksy Neil Young, Bob Dylan sort before. breweries within 50 miles – you can have to feed their families and shit musical form, local acoustic rock n’ of “story songs.” Jeff ’s songs are JR: I just like the songs. Jeff ’s play all those places and then be like that, and I don’t want to touch roll musicians Jeff Peterson and definitely story songs but end up the songwriter really, and I sprinkle home in your own bed. This is a cliché topics, but that’s a dude I’ve Justin Ringsak have coalesced being a little more upbeat, some sauce on top. They’re good fantastic time to be alive. been watching for a long time. their talents as a groove-heavy something nice for folks to listen to. songs and we wanted to at least get RZ: We’ve got a lot of RZ: And yourself ? Mick Jagger storytelling duo who front regular JP: A lot more tapping feet than some of them out there. We’ll independent musicians in Bozeman maybe? live performances around Southwest you might expect, I think, from a probably enlist some folks and do a and it seems as though it’s becoming JR: Oh, for sure. Probably more Montana and beyond. The Road brewery gig. lengthier, more ambitious album in easier for them to go out on their Keith Richards in terms of this Agents, as they’re affectionately the next year. But this one is own without, say, a cushy record band. I started out being facetious, known, recently put out their debut just the two of us – it sounds deal. Can folks maintain, or at least but I do love the dirty Stones EP as a unit, Dreams of Stingrays, like we sound when we’re start, a career in music from here? records, middle period like Exile on Roadrunners, and Hangovers. The playing in a brewery, bar or JR: I think you can. Back when Main St. stuff. If you listen to how Rolling Zone got together with Jeff whatnot. It was fun to I was playing at least semi-profes- they recorded that album, for a lot and Justin ahead of their upcoming record and share with folks. sionally around ’99-2000, you could of it, they might’ve thrown up one shows for a spirited conversation RZ: I really enjoyed the make some decent money playing in or two microphones in a living room about their original tunes and song “Fire.” in some giant mansion in France, diverse influences. Obviously there’s a just yelling, doing stuff off the top RZ: Hey fellas. To start off, just lot of flame-based of their heads. We try to capture who are you guys and what imagery, but is there that energy and approach in a lot prompted the formation of “The supposed to a of what we’re doing, being two Road Agents”? deeper message? guys going around and flying by the JP: Yeah – who are we? I don’t JP: There’s seat of our pants. know how you answer that. Well subtext with most of RZ: You’ve surely got a few I’m Jeff Peterson, guitar and these, but that one more influences. singin’. [pauses] Yeah, that’s all there was basically just a JR: The question of influence is is to me. song about firewood. tough. I had the opportunity to see JR: That’s pretty much it. [laughs] the Punch Brothers a month or two JP: And that’s Justin, he plays JR: I really like a ago [with] Chris Thile from Nickel the mandolin and sings. line he’s got in there Street and the Live from Here show. JR: A lot of mandolin, a little that goes, ‘If my He’s just a fantastic mandolin singing. We played music like 20 band breaks up and player. It’s not really my favorite years ago when we both lived in my dog runs away style of music, but I like to listen to Missoula, in this blues/rock band and I lose one or him play because it makes me go, called PunchTruck. [Then] we’d both of my legs,’ ‘Oh man, I need to practice more,’ both been living out of state, until I everything’s still ok if and gives me ideas for different moved back here about 4 or 5 years Jeff Peterson you’ve got some fire. things I could be doing with the ago. Jeff moved back 3 years ago. Jeff writes a lot of these instrument. Along those lines, Tom We both played music wherever JR: It’s definitely lyrics, I think for him, that Waits is another guy whose we’ve been, so that’s how we Americana/folksy but has a little are really personal, specific approach has influenced me a lot. connected back up. In intervening more oomph to it. Although we images – references to places Thinking about our EP, it’s a pretty years, Jeff had started writing all can be all introspective and sad he’s lived or been or has a simple recording and sounds like these songs, good songs. He asked sometimes. Jeff makes ‘em cry every connection to. Those details Justin Ringsak we’re playing live. There’s not a lot me to come play with him, to bring once in a while. paint a really colorful story. And it’s photos by Josh Pate-Terry of production. Some of Bob Dylan’s some accompaniment. It seemed to RZ: You guys recently released always relatable, universal stuff like older stuff was only him and a go pretty well, and people seemed to the 6-song EP, Dreams of Stingrays, missing a place you used to live or the bars, but very few people did guitar and a bass player. And there’s be enjoying it, so we kept doing it. Roadrunners, and Hangovers. Tell me just wanting to be warm. I think that exclusively. There are a ton of one album I absolutely love by these We play mostly originals with a few about the decision to finally hunker that’s why I like his songwriting musicians in Montana and a lot still two guys from Brazil in the ‘70s, covers now and then. And we’ve down and record some originals so much. have side jobs, but I do know some Gilberto Gil and Jorge Ben. They been playing all over the place, together. RZ: Do you have a particular singer/songwriters that this is their both had their own bands at the wherever Jeff can get us in. JP: Well, first we needed a good favorite among the tracks? What’s career. They’re writing their own time, but got together in a room for JP: We’ve been playing a lot. I EP that showed what we really sound the story behind it? songs and performing as much as like two or three days and took played for 3 years by myself and like. From the bookers’ perspective – JP: My favorite song is called they can. That’s a function of both turns playing each other’s songs. It’s rarely twice in the same spot. No JR: – You can only have so “Border Story.” That’s where the the fact there’s more venues now just this raw sound of two really one liked me until Justin started many cell phone YouTube clips. ‘Stingrays, Roadrunners, with the breweries, and with the good musicians listening to and playing with me – and now we get JP: Yeah, and we wanted to have Hangovers’ lyric comes from. The recording technology having gone bouncing off each other. We try to asked back. [laughs] something to give away at shows. A song is loosely based on a year I digital, you can record an album on capture that sort of energy, too. RZ: For those unfamiliar, what lot of times people don’t realize that spent teaching English on the your own or you can find a local RZ: You guys just released this do your shows look like? these are our songs, and when you Mexican border in Arizona. It’s studio that’s affordable. It’s a much EP and have quite a few shows on JR: We’re usually a duo. tell them that they say, ‘Oh my retrospective, looking back on that more accessible medium now. And the horizon. What’s next for the Fortunately, we’ve got a bunch of God,’ and they’ve suddenly become experience and being home in in terms of distribution, it’s a simple Road Agents? friends and musicians all around the interested. People see value in that a Montana. I like the way it’s written, matter to get on iTunes and Spotify JP: We’ve been talking about state, so every once in a while, we lot more than you might expect. but also the groove of it. to get your music out there. It’s picking up a rhythm section, not to try to talk other buddies of ours to When you play your own original JR: I like that one, too. It kind of been really good for music in completely suffocate what we’re come out and join us. We have music, it’s a whole different market. fell together. When we first started general, but it’s also created this big doing now – fiddle sometimes, upright bass, lead We’re trying to prove ourselves in playing it Jeff didn’t really like it, pot of different music [where] it’s JR: – we’d like to keep doing guitar, depending on who’s around. that market of original music. And but after a couple times it just easy to get lost in the shuffle. So, it’s duo stuff but have a full Road But most of the time it’s just us if you’re not there with a CD, clicked. Sometimes you do important to keep playing, meeting Agents band that could do those [performing] singer/songwriter stuff maybe people don’t know you’re in something over and over, put a lot people and making connections. longer bar shows, just to mix it up a Norris Hot Springs has had a Lang Termes will entertain on Robison, Kelly Willis and Jeffery people are used to hearing in that market and think you’re just of work into polishing something JP: I do think there’s a huge little bit more. banner year in 2018. They’ve Sunday, October 7th. Lang’s vocal Foucault to name a few. River up, and then other times misunderstanding amongst non- JP: We’ll try to get on some enjoyed record attendance through- style ranges from mellow folk ballads Swimmer, Hays’ third full-length and everything just works. That was musicians, or maybe musicians stages and maybe get a full band out the summer, a full campground to growling boogie blues. His style of fifth release overall, brings the one that just worked mysteriously. starting out, that music could exist going with a drummer and a bass of happy campers, and have served songwriting – both original music culmination of her influences and And I get to bang on the as a profession. Is that something player, that sort of thing. more meals than any other year. experiences traveling the world. mandolin a whole bunch. you can even expect to be real? JR: That’s our goal for next Look at the numbers on the produce The album is available now. RZ: What are your thoughts Historically, being a musician hasn’t spring, Winter’s a good time to from the Garden of the Gods: Nathan North closes out on our local music scene here in been “a job.” People do have to woodshed and work on stuff like they’ve harvested over 150 pounds of another weekend on Sunday, Southwest Montana? work. If you can get paid to that, recruit other musicians, and onions and 100 pounds of roma October 14th. A Billings JR: There’s this real perform, yeah. Brilliant. It’s a probably do some more recording. tomatoes with much more to collect. performer, Nathan uses loops to brewery/distillery 5-to-8 scene dream. But I don’t think people Maybe another duo EP, or longer It’s been a summer to remember. create complex and wonderful now with a lot of smaller rooms should think any less of 9-to-5ers album. And we probably should go When Holly Heinzmann bought songs. He’ll be performing orig- where people are like 5 feet away that do it on the weekends. play a little bit outside of Montana. the place, this was not the case. The inals and notable covers. He’s from you. Sometimes you’re JR: There are more “middle- The Road Agents bring a show pool was surrounded by a solid also a Norris crowd favorite. background music and they’re not class” musicians that can make a to Downtown’s Bozeman Spirits wood fence topped by barbed wire. Enjoy the sounds of Todd paying attention, but other times living now, but they’re not getting Distilliery on Tuesday, October 2nd Shade was hard to find. It was more Green on Friday, October it’s like you’re sitting in rich. Before you had the internet, from 5:30–8pm. Jeff and Justin headgulag than oasis. 19th. Originally from Michigan, somebody’s kitchen with a bunch digital recording and distribution, it over the pass to the Murray Bar in Holly’s vision for Norris Hot Green has lived in the area for of strangers getting to know was kind of all or nothing. You were Livingston on Tuesday, October Springs was just that – an oasis, more than thirty years. He is each other. either Mick Jagger or you were me 16th from 7–10pm, before hitting I- filled with trees and a productive known for his acoustic light rock JP: It’s created an ecosystem and Jeff. There’s more of a middle 90 and journeying west for a Norris garden feeding visitors with organic musical style and passion for that was never here before. When ground now. Hot Springs set on Friday, October vegetables, fresh salad greens and vinyl records. Expect to hear we played together in Missoula, JP: Mick will outlive us all. 26th from 7–9pm. Back in Bozemanlocally sourced proteins. She’s plant- ‘60s–‘80s rock classics including you had to have a rock n’ roll RZ: Speaking of. Who are some next month, stop by Bridger ed over 800 trees since 2004. The favorites from America, The band, you had to play for 4 hours, of your personal heroes, music- Brewing for Music & Mussels campground was transformed from Eagles to David Bowie, Pink and you had to be awake until 3 wise? Maybe a few whose music you on Wednesday, November 7th a field to individually landscaped Floyd and everything in in the morning. And now you can might try to emulate in your own? from 5–8pm. spots offering privacy and views of between. have little kids and put them to JP: Anders Osborne is the guy I Check out the Road Agents’ the wetland. And the No LoOse Aaron Williams stops in most look up to. He’s just one of recent episode of Montana Dogs Saloon is serving up delicious on Saturday, October 20th. From these dudes who can sit up there Homegrown Radio with host Dirk meals to accompany your soak. and lyrics – comes deep from the rock/reggae band In Walks Bud, with his acoustic guitar and sing a Alan, now streaming at www.mon- This month will mark the return heart, or in some cases, bubbles up Aaron will be playing a variety of really catchy song that also has a tanahomegrownradio.com. of the winter menu, and the kitchen from his whimsical sense of irony. tunes including rock, folk, and super depth to it. Or he can get The Road Agents are Jeff puts out delicious pizzas, Buddha Lang’s selection of covers ranges reggae. He’s a real favorite at the up there with a three-piece power Peterson and Justin Ringsak. Learn bowls and specials. Summer’s from early country blues to the full hot springs. trio blues band and play six songs more about the fellas at produce shows up in specials each gamut of contemporary classics. A The Lucky Valentines are over the course of two hours. And www.montanaroadagents.com week – and make sure and check out few of his biggest influences include back on Sunday, October 21st. his voice is really great. I’m also a or find them on Facebook for updat-the ever-expanding collection of Muddy Waters, Woody Guthrie, Their music has been described by really big fan of Jason Isbell. I ed show details and band announce-craft beers and wine. There’s some- Bruce Springsteen, Eddie Vedder, fans as “stirring” Americana, know that’s a trendy pick, and I ments, @suspiciouslesions. thing for every taste, so bring your and Townes Van Zandt. “straight from the heart.” Married don’t like to get too influenced by The Road Agents’ new EP, vegans, vegetarians and carnivores Aran Buzzas will play for in 2010, they have been playing anyone because so many people Dreams of Stingrays, Roadrunners, and for a soak and a meal at Norris soon! soakers on Friday, October 12th. music for the whole of their life want to sound like him or Ryan Hangovers, is available on all digital Friday, Saturday and Sunday Calling his music “Homegrown together. Crafting songs rooted in Adams or John Prine. I’m trying platforms, as well as every brick- nights also offer the finest in live Montana Folky Tonk,” Aran honest, raw emotion and blending to write stories about people and-mortar live performance. • regional and touring acoustic performs songs that are easy to sounds from alt-country, rock n’ roll, performers on the Poolside Stage relate to, often amusing, and indie, and folk, they span themes of at 7pm. frequently with a regional backdrop. joy and pain in the face of life’s New month, new band! Wolf Christy Hays brings an trials. They borrow inspiration from and the Moons make their first evening of tunes on Saturday, their own experience, observation, stop at Norris on Friday, October October 13th. “Like Lucinda and the beautiful, lonesome 5th. The Missoula-based Williams in a Carhartt jacket, landscape and history of Northern Americana/bluegrass band is Christy Hays works rugged Montana. Their 2016 independent known for their rich harmonies and metaphors into emotionally charged release Lion in the Garden is a extensive mix of originals and covers country folk,” wrote a reviewer for collection of songs that explore that make for a unique and The Austin Chronicle. Hays’ music has betrayal, loss, and joy. entertaining experience. folk and country tinges, thoughtfully Norris Hot Springs is a unique Dan Henry follows on Saturday, penned stories and a full band sound and historic Montana wonder. For October 6th. The Montana native is that’s both driving alt country and more history, information on the a singer/songwriter with a unique moody folk rock. menu, winter hours, and much vocal style coupled with acoustic Compared to Brandi Carlile, more, please visit www.norrishot- guitar and bluesy harmonica. He’s Lucinda Williams, Rhett Miller, springs.com where you can even driven by a blues influence, but Kathleen Edwards and Patty Griffin, see what the place used to look like. covers a wide range of music from Hays has a sound uniquely her own. The hot springs are located near folk and rock to reggae, and so She has shared the stage with Hayes the intersection of Highway 287 much more. Carll, Sturgil Simpson, Bruce and Route 84. •

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Support local musicians, nonprofits w/ Bridger Brewing stop Though we’re quickly phasing Morehouse and Tim Baucom have reviewer for The Austin Chronicle. Swimmer, Hays’ third full-length Force. The watershed group, into fall with even cooler months to been playing and writing together for Hays’ music has folk and country and fifth release overall, brings the headquartered along the famous come, ice cold beer is always in sea- the better part of a decade, with their tinges, thoughtfully penned stories culmination of her influences and Gallatin River, partners with the son at south side Bozeman’s Bridger debut EP available now. This and a full band sound that’s both experiences traveling the world. The community to inspire stewardship of Brewing. In addition to its delicious Bozeman-based folk/bluegrass duo driving alt country and moody album is available now. the Gallatin, ensuring its health for craft brews and artisan pizzas, the plays original, traditional, and folk rock. Polecastro is a YouTube Guitar future generations. Learn more at family-friendly brewer also hosts cover music. Compared to Brandi Carlile, Geek, instructor, and lover of all www.gallatinrivertaskforce.org Music & Mussels every Wednesday Christy Hays and Tony Lucinda Williams, Rhett Miller, things strings. The local artist plays . Take a peek into the work of the and {Pints with Purpose} on original material spanning from Orchid Club on Monday, October 8th. Mondays. Here’s a look at some of American Primitive guitar-influ- The organization works to support the upcoming acts and nonprofits. enced instrumentals a la John Fahey families with special needs children Wednesday nights from 5–8pm, and Daniel Bachman, to more throughout the Gallatin Valley. Bridger Brewing hosts Music & modern fingerstyle flights of fancy. Learn more at www.orchid- Mussels! Come enjoy some live To round out the sonic pie, he also clubmt.org. music and a half pound of sings his originals and covers out of Have a brew and help raise succulent, steamed mussels with the traditional and folk catalog. dollars for the Skateboard Alliance of house-made sweet Italian sausage, Often teamed up with singer/song- Montana on Monday, October 15th. tomatoes, garlic, and chili flakes, writers such as Shelly Bessler and Created to support and expand the topped with parsley and Christy Hays, Polecastro rarely has a local skateboard community, the tomato salsa. microphone in front of him, but his nonprofit’s goal is to aid in building Holler N’ Pine are back on solo shows turn all that inside out. and improving skateparks, and to Wednesday, October 3rd. The band Expect multiple guitars, dobro, and develop educational programs. has been playing together for years even some old time banjo to blend Learn more at www.skateboard- with decades of experience between with his elegant croaking – ahem – allianceofmontana.org. members. Holler N’ Pine play tight singing. Bridger Brewing provides the acoustic string music for a variety of Bridger Brewing not only takes Bozeman community with unique local events. Their music is great for pride in its stellar menu items, but hand-crafted brews, fresh artisan- getting people on the dance floor as also in the community it serves. The style pizzas, and more. Locally long as you’re not looking for Walcrik brewery hosts {Pints with owned, family friendly, and Bobcat Michael Jackson! Holler N’ Pine is Purpose} every Monday evening proud, Bridger Brewing is the Mike Singer (banjo), Mason Tuttle Polecastro team up for an evening of Kathleen Edwards and Patty Griffin, from 5–8pm where $1 of every pint perfect place for lunch or an evening (upright bass), Storm Norick (fiddle), tunes on Wednesday, October 17th. Hays has a sound uniquely her own. sold will be donated to a featured out. To learn more about upcoming and Yogesh Simpson (lead “Like Lucinda Williams in a She has shared the stage with Hayes local nonprofit. Here’s a look at events and daily specials, visit vocals, guitar). Carhartt jacket, Christy Hays works Carll, Sturgil Simpson, Bruce some of the nonprofits on the www.bridgerbrewing.com or Bridger hosts Walcrik on rugged metaphors into emotionally Robison, Kelly Willis and Jeffery calendar in the coming weeks. Come call (406) 587-2124. Bridger Wednesday, October 10th. Andrew charged country folk,” wrote a Foucault to name a few. River enjoy a house-brewed pint and be Brewing is located at 1609 S 11th charitable in the process! Ave. in the Town & Country Proceeds from Monday, October complex. They’re open for business 1st will benefit Gallatin River Task from 11:30am–9pm daily. • Kate & The AlleyKats for holiday parties! Looking for some great live ballads to the upbeat that’ll create “Walking in Our Winter holiday music to provide a the urge to sing, dance or hum along. Underwear” and “Santa’s Sleigh” soundtrack for your company’s This versatile group can provide (sung to the tune of “Ghost Riders in Evenings of brews n’ live holiday party or want to create a enjoyable background music as well the Sky”). Their festive holiday music memorable holiday event in your as an optional entertaining half-hour will appeal to people of all ages. own home? If Kate & The AlleyKats tunes w/ Mountains so, Kate & performances feature Kate Bryan on The Alley vocals (guitar, percussion & clarinet) Walking Kats and with Cliff DeManty (keys, vocal Mountains Walking Brewery – Joe Knapp is back on Monday, their diverse harmony) and Ron Schimpf (bass & who are celebrating their one-year October 15th, this time performing repertoire of vocal harmony). The group has anniversary – is attracting folks from with Chelsea Hunt from 6–8pm. holiday tunes provided music for a variety of all over the valley with their frosty Hunt has been gracing the stages of are ready to events including the Bozeman pints and tasty bites. The north-side Bozeman venues with her sweet spice up any Christmas Stroll, Zoot Enterprises space also hosts plenty of live music melodic musical presence for years, holiday Family Holiday Party and Bozeman to complement the menus. Here’s a most recently as a member of Acony celebration for Health’s Employee Holiday look at some of what’s coming up on Belles. She and Knapp will be company Celebration, to name a few! The Plum Ave. performing Americana tunes and employees, spe- Kats are booking holiday parties now Local artist Josh Moore brings some other favorites. cial customers, with varied music for cocktail hours, the live entertainment on Wednesday, Check out a solo show by Mike neighborhood dinner events or dessert shows. October 3rd from 6–8pm. A native of Comstock on Monday, October gatherings, non- For song samples, visit North Carolina, he is a vocalist and 22nd from 6–8pm. With music profit patrons www.kateandthealleykats.com/ guitarist most frequently lending his ranging from folk and country or friends and holiday. To inquire about available talents to Laney Lou & The Bird western, to blues and rock, the family. dates and bookings, contact Kate Dogs. The band fuses old time folk Comstock Lode frontman performs The Kats share familiar and dessert show featuring humorous, Bryan at (406) 570-2839 or email songs with a rock n’ roll attitude, primarily cover songs with a few unique holiday tunes ranging from tongue-in-cheek tunes such as [email protected]. • pushing the envelope of what a string originals. You can expect to hear band would generally be described tunes from a variety of artists as. Come enjoy Moore’s solo including Sam Cooke, Simon & renditions! Garfunkel, John Denver, Eric Start your week off right with live Clapton, The Rolling Stones, Merle Harvest is ON at Norris Hot Springs tunes by Bozeman-based Haggard and Garth Brooks. singer/songwriter David Aubert on Located at 422 Plum Ave., Norris Hot Springs has had a Lang Termes will entertain on Robison, Kelly Willis and Jeffery Monday, October 8th from 6–8pm. Mountains Walking is open seven banner year in 2018. They’ve Sunday, October 7th. Lang’s vocal Foucault to name a few. River He’ll bring a blend of blues, rock and days a week from 11:30am–8pm enjoyed record attendance through- style ranges from mellow folk ballads Swimmer, Hays’ third full-length and country, performing crowd favorites (11am on Sundays). Microbrew out the summer, a full campground to growling boogie blues. His style of fifth release overall, brings the and a few songs of his own. Aubert Mondays feature $3 pints of select of happy campers, and have served songwriting – both original music culmination of her influences and more meals than any other year. experiences traveling the world. Look at the numbers on the produce The album is available now. from the Garden of the Gods: Nathan North closes out they’ve harvested over 150 pounds of another weekend on Sunday, onions and 100 pounds of roma October 14th. A Billings tomatoes with much more to collect. performer, Nathan uses loops to It’s been a summer to remember. create complex and wonderful When Holly Heinzmann bought songs. He’ll be performing orig- the place, this was not the case. The inals and notable covers. He’s pool was surrounded by a solid also a Norris crowd favorite. wood fence topped by barbed wire. Enjoy the sounds of Todd Shade was hard to find. It was more Green on Friday, October gulag than oasis. 19th. Originally from Michigan, Holly’s vision for Norris Hot Green has lived in the area for Springs was just that – an oasis, more than thirty years. He is filled with trees and a productive known for his acoustic light rock garden feeding visitors with organic musical style and passion for vegetables, fresh salad greens and vinyl records. Expect to hear locally sourced proteins. She’s plant- ‘60s–‘80s rock classics including ed over 800 trees since 2004. The favorites from America, The campground was transformed from Eagles to David Bowie, Pink fronted the band Cosmic Noise with brews every week, get two shells and a field to individually landscaped Floyd and everything in whom he recorded an album of a pint for only $10 on Taco Tuesdays, spots offering privacy and views of between. originals in Nashville. Head over to or stop in for Happy Hour from the wetland. And the No LoOse Nathan North Aaron Williams stops in Mountains Walking to catch his solo 3–5pm Monday through Thursday. Dogs Saloon is serving up delicious on Saturday, October 20th. From acoustic show that’ll have you tapping Also at Mountains Walking, morning meals to accompany your soak. and lyrics – comes deep from the rock/reggae band In Walks Bud, your feet and singing along! meditation sessions twice weekly! This month will mark the return heart, or in some cases, bubbles up Aaron will be playing a variety of The next Songwriters Guild is Stop in on Tuesdays (7–8am) and of the winter menu, and the kitchen from his whimsical sense of irony. tunes including rock, folk, and set for Wednesday, October 10th. Sundays (8–9am) to find a little puts out delicious pizzas, Buddha Lang’s selection of covers ranges reggae. He’s a real favorite at the Hosted by local artist Joe Knapp, serenity. Cushion provided with bowls and specials. Summer’s from early country blues to the full hot springs. this event runs from 6–8pm. Join for complimentary tea to follow. produce shows up in specials each gamut of contemporary classics. A The Lucky Valentines are an evening of live music performed Learn more about the local week – and make sure and check out few of his biggest influences include back on Sunday, October 21st. by various local artists, including the brewery and tasting room at the ever-expanding collection of Muddy Waters, Woody Guthrie, Their music has been described by event creator! Knapp plays a variety www.mountainswalking.com. craft beers and wine. There’s some- Bruce Springsteen, Eddie Vedder, fans as “stirring” Americana, of styles including Americana, rock n’ Be sure to follow them on Facebook thing for every taste, so bring your and Townes Van Zandt. “straight from the heart.” Married roll, old time, and country music. for updated event information and vegans, vegetarians and carnivores Aran Buzzas will play for in 2010, they have been playing He’s a member of the popular local additional daily specials, for a soak and a meal at Norris soon! soakers on Friday, October 12th. music for the whole of their life three-piece, SlomoJoe. Note: Another @MountainsWalkingBrewery. Please Friday, Saturday and Sunday Calling his music “Homegrown together. Crafting songs rooted in Songwriters Guild event is set for Oct. 24th note: the brewery will be closed for its annu- nights also offer the finest in live Montana Folky Tonk,” Aran honest, raw emotion and blending from 6–8pm. al staff party on Oct. 17th. • regional and touring acoustic performs songs that are easy to sounds from alt-country, rock n’ roll, performers on the Poolside Stage relate to, often amusing, and indie, and folk, they span themes of at 7pm. frequently with a regional backdrop. joy and pain in the face of life’s New month, new band! Wolf Christy Hays brings an trials. They borrow inspiration from and the Moons make their first evening of tunes on Saturday, their own experience, observation, stop at Norris on Friday, October October 13th. “Like Lucinda and the beautiful, lonesome 5th. The Missoula-based Williams in a Carhartt jacket, landscape and history of Northern Americana/bluegrass band is Christy Hays works rugged Montana. Their 2016 independent known for their rich harmonies and metaphors into emotionally charged release Lion in the Garden is a extensive mix of originals and covers country folk,” wrote a reviewer for collection of songs that explore that make for a unique and The Austin Chronicle. Hays’ music has betrayal, loss, and joy. entertaining experience. folk and country tinges, thoughtfully Norris Hot Springs is a unique Dan Henry follows on Saturday, penned stories and a full band sound and historic Montana wonder. For October 6th. The Montana native is that’s both driving alt country and more history, information on the a singer/songwriter with a unique moody folk rock. menu, winter hours, and much vocal style coupled with acoustic Compared to Brandi Carlile, more, please visit www.norrishot- guitar and bluesy harmonica. He’s Lucinda Williams, Rhett Miller, springs.com where you can even driven by a blues influence, but Kathleen Edwards and Patty Griffin, see what the place used to look like. covers a wide range of music from Hays has a sound uniquely her own. The hot springs are located near folk and rock to reggae, and so She has shared the stage with Hayes the intersection of Highway 287 much more. Carll, Sturgil Simpson, Bruce and Route 84. • page 4C • Volume 25, Number 19 - October 1, 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 19 - October 1, 2018 • page 5C Page 6C • The RollingZone • oCTobeR 1, 2018

Brooklyn-born R&B Americana, regional acts head up to Attic The Attic awaits! Fast becoming Clark territory. stages with a host of new and a destination for Bozemanites and Wilson’s anticipated traditional country artists including other regional live music lovers, the new record Jumping Over Ward Davis, Stoney LaRue, Jason Downtown Livingston bar and Rocks (out Oct. 26th) Eady, Sunny Sweeney, Micky & the performance venue has an act to suit marks her second full- Motorcars, Martha Scanlan, and every palate. Here’s a look at some length solo album, but The Jayhawks. Devine is prepping a of the upcoming artists. she’s not the new kid. live album release before starting Laney Lou & the Bird Dogs She cut her teeth work on his next album. are first up this month on Friday, fronting and co-fronting “Sounds like a wonderful mix of October 5th at 8:30pm. The band’s beloved bands including Robert Earl Keen and Bob Dylan. live shows are highlighted by the Gougers and the It has a little country, folk, and rock unbridled energy, punctuated by Trishas, winning over lis- and roll. This guy knows how to songs performed with fervor and teners and peers across write and craft a beautiful song.” swagger. Fusing old time folk songs the country. Now, her – Twangri-La with a rock n’ roll attitude, the group place as an acclaimed The Waiting are back at push the envelope of what a string singer-songwriter on her The Attic with a “Petty Party” band would generally be described own seems fated, on Saturday, October 20th at as. Having shared stages with Corb imbued with a singular 8:30pm. The Bozeman-based Lund, Hayes Carll, Hurray for the blend of freshness and roadhouse rock n’ roll band Riff Raff, The Mavericks, Wynonna road-earned wisdom. celebrates the music of Tom Judd, Mark Chesnutt, and The Lil’ The Hooligans Petty. Not exactly a “cover” or Smokies, they released their follow with a “tribute” band, they’re, in the eponymous debut in the spring of performance on Friday, spirit of The Heartbreakers, first 2016. Recorded live at Basecamp October 12th at 8:30pm. Formed in Roosevelt Dime and foremost a BAND: a motley Studio, the album is one that reflects 1990, Bozeman’s longest running crafted a signature style truly their Apocalypse, was voted Album of the mix of musicians and friends their live show and makes you want roots rock/Americana/blues/jam own. Rather than dwell on the Year by Wyoming Public Radio. interpreting the songs of one of to stomp your feet and crack open a band are inspired by the improv- divisions between the elements that He’s opened for Texas songwriting rock’s greatest legends. beer. Their latest album, The Vigilante driven music of the San Francisco make up the genre, they seamlessly legend Robert Earl Keen on two The band’s motto is “We Session, released last October. scene as well as early folk, blues, and merge the shared and varied musical national tours, has released seven bring the Petty to your town,” Texas Americana artist Jamie great rock n’ roll. Prepare to hear traditions into a unique sound that’s albums of primarily originals, and and since 2013 they’ve been Lin Wilson performs on Thursday, tunes from the likes of Bob Marley, both timely and timeless. Armed performs throughout the United doing exactly that all across the October 11th at 8pm. With a voice Muddy Waters, John Hiatt, Grateful with original songs of hope, love, States and occasionally Europe. Treasure State. Whether it’s one that slides in and out of notes with Dead, Traffic, Bob Dylan, Hot and conviction that sound birthed “He casts a sardonic but of Tom Petty’s smash hits with easy grace, a sly sense of humor, and Tuna, Van Morrison, and The from the cradle of American music affectionate eye on the roughhewn the Heartbreakers, a sampling lyrics that highlight the details most Band, as well as a handful of origi- yet still crucially relevant to the times lives of Western people. Crossland’s from his solo albums, or even a of us miss, Wilson creates stark nals. The Hooligans’ album Beggars in which we live, their performances ‘Big Horn Mountain Blues’ is so collaboration with the Traveling vignettes: intimate conversations & Thieves is available now. are a “perpetual crowd pleaser” popular in Wyoming that it is Wilburys, The Waiting runs the between friends who might be lovers Brooklyn-based Roosevelt (New York Times) in any setting. practically the official state song.” gamut, performing each tune and lovers who can’t be friends; kids Dime is set for an Attic show on Homegrown talents Jalan – New York Times with undeniable, fiery live energy hopping from stone to stone in a Saturday, October 13th at 8:30pm. Crossland & Sean Devine are set Devine has been on a roll since and a devotion to showing each per- graveyard; the way rolling clouds Seamlessly combining the groove of for a repeat performance on Friday, 2015’s Austin Blues, his fourth all son in the crowd a damn good time. can signal a new season. She lives classic feel-good rhythm and blues October 19th at 8:30pm. original release. The collection of Advanced ticketing information and works in that sweet spot where with acoustic Americana Crossland is an award winning soul searching songs has since is available at www.whiskeycreek- folk and country meet – Guy instrumentation, the band has picker of guitar and banjo whose earned him a place among new montana.com. The Attic is locat- 2017 release, Singalongs for the country’s rising stars. He’s shared ed at 110 N Main St. in Livingston, just above Whiskey Creek Saloon. • ‘Sip & SLAM’ sets up at area breweries thru October Eagles’ ‘Acoustic Wednesdays’ see SLAM (Support Local Artists & St., Unit 1A) // Hosting SLAM DiTrani Brothers, Tales From Ghost Town Musicians) continues to present the artist: Matt Suess Annual Sip & SLAM Brewery – October 10th: Community Pint A Downtown mainstay for Country rockers BlueBelly songwriting makes you feel as Tour through October. During the Night at Map Brewing (510 Manley decades, the Eagles Bar is always a Junction return Friday and though you’re on the most exciting fall tour, breweries around Bozeman Road) // Hosting SLAM artist: great choice for after work snifters, Saturday, October 5th–6th. The road trip of your life. Her passionate host the work of SLAM artists, and Shayla Damm Friday night BINGO, and weekend group provides audiences with what folk songs draw from the influence of on a special day, give a portion of – October 15th: 10% goes to live music – midweek too! Here’s a they consider “rockabilly music” all country, soul, gospel, indie-pop, and sales to support SLAM. SLAM at White Dog Brewing (121 look at who’s playing at FOE over the state of Montana. The blues. From Alaska to Appalachia, to Sip & SLAM is a great way to W Main) // Hosting SLAM artist: this month. high-energy band tends to veer away the beaches of south Texas, Yeager’s sample the fantastic craft beers made Larry Blackwood Next up in the Eagles’ “Acoustic from slow jams, other than the travels have brought her far and right here in Bozeman, experience – October 28th: Sunday Wednesdays” series are the DiTrani occasional tune. With an arsenal of wide. These adventures are art from local Montana talent in a FUNDay at Bozeman Brewing Brothers with a stripped down originals and personalized covers, expressed beautifully in her great setting, and support SLAM at Company (504 N Broadway) // performance on October 3rd the guys will keep you on your feet latest album, Campfire Sessions, the same time! All the artwork on Hosting SLAM artist: Cole Henson beginning at 7pm. Visiting from until last call. available now. display at the breweries will be Note: beer connoisseurs whose Washington, the band comes to Stephanie Yeager is back with Tales From Ghost Town available for purchase from the tour cards have been stamped by the Bozeman as part of its “Broken Lands another round of Wednesday night brings a show on Wednesday, artist, with a percentage going back bartender at each brewery (since the Album Release Tour.” Most acoustics on October 10th at 7pm. October 17th at 7pm. Nick Hagan, to support SLAM. Sept. 18th kickoff event) are eligible commonly on stage with their full With a gripping, emotive voice and the man behind the name, has been The remaining breweries, artists, for a raffle featuring growlers, free band, the Hammer of Spring, the guitar skills to match, Yeager’s called punkabillly, gothic country, and special events are part of the fills, t-shirts, hats, and stickers. DiTrani cowpunk, punk 2018 Sip & SLAM: Don’t miss these Sip & SLAM Brothers play blues, Montana – October 1st: Pint Night at opportunities to drink beer, buy art, original and blues, soul punk, Outlaw Brewing (2876 N 27th) // and help us keep SLAMmin’ during traditional tunes folkabillly, punk Hosting SLAM artist: Carol 2018 and beyond. CHEERS!! drawing grass, and street Barmore Learn more about all things influence from folk, but the one- – October 6th: Support SLAM at SLAM by visiting eastern- man acoustic 406 Brewing Company (111 E Oak www.slamfestivals.org. • European folk band claims music, Roma none. The swing (gypsy Colorado native jazz), early has shared bills American jazz with acts and ragtime, including delivering Goddamn raucous Gallows, Koffin performances Kats, Hellbound that allude to Glory, and past traditions Murder Junkies, with a contem- as well as solo porary artists Scott H. sentiment. Biram, Joe Buck Yourself, James Hunnicutt and Graham Lindsey. Red Glow Buffalo return to the Eagles Friday and Saturday, October 19th–20th. The band plays music that’s fun, adventurous, and cool – sometimes loud but always fresh. They play twangy, rock n’ roll-style originals and many “repurposed” covers. Calling “Montellowstone” home, Red Glow Buffalo draws inspiration from the likes of Rubber Knife Gang, Paul Simon, Reel Big Fish, Tom Petty, The White Stripes, Turnpike Troubadours, Snoop Dogg, The Devil Makes Three, James Gang, The Kinks, Bob Dylan, and The Beatles, any many more. Bridger Mountain Big Band performs regularly on Sundays from 7–9:30pm. The 17- piece jazz orchestra celebrates the music of Duke Ellington, Count Basie, and more, with original arrangements and music of all genres from the 1900s to today. Check them out on Facebook, @TheBridgerMountainBigBand, for performance announcements. Always a blast, Sunrise 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 confidence 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! •

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Slink downstairs for Sac Bar weekend music

A trip to Three Forks’ historic entertain on Friday, October 5th. the room. Kenny, the second half of ready to impress – or at least give it half-jokingly have a motto of “No Sacajawea Hotel is sure to yield an The sprightly duo of Colette and the popular duo, often straps on an your best shot! You haven’t done request left behind.” evening of wining and incredible Kenny Diamond bring a unique and electric guitar and delivers renditions karaoke until you’ve done it with Comstock Lode take the stage dining, followed by some of engaging musical experience, with a of classic ‘70s and ‘80s guitar riffs. Sunrise. Note: Sunrise Karaoke will for a lively performance on Friday, Montana’s best live music in the Sac song selection from today’s hits, Kenny’s sound is big, and Diamond return to the Sac Bar on Friday, October 19th. Bozeman’s best classic Bar. Guests, locals, and people from country, classic rock, R&B, and plays songs you do not expect to October 26th. rock n’ roll and country western all around are encouraged to head crowd pleasing sing-alongs. Colette – come out of a two-piece. Sugar Daddies are back with band plays covers from the ‘60s out and enjoy. Here’s a look at some kicking bass, playing piano, Ty Stevenson brings the sound all the favorites on Saturday, through the ‘00s. Creedence, Eagles, of the upcoming acts. percussion, and vocals – brings a on Saturday, October 6th. The October 13th. This Montana-based Green Day, Grand Funk, Elvis, Diamond will be ready to level of entertainment that lights up Michigan native and began actively trio is comprised of Richard Riesser Skynard, Beatles, Nirvana, Cash, writing country music during his (guitar, vocals), Oscar Dominguez George Strait, Garth Brooks, Vince college years, and has since (keyboards, bass and vocals), and Gill, Merle Haggard – just wait a comprised a portfolio of over 100 Ron Craighead (drums, vocals). The couple minutes and you’ll hear an personally-written songs. Ty’s sound band has been successfully old or new favorite. has been influenced by the likes of performing in various venues The Side Effects do what they Tim McGraw, George Strait, throughout Southwest Montana do best with some excellent live Blackhawk, Little Texas, Ricky Van since its inception in 2012. While entertainment on Saturday, October Shelton, Josh Gracin, The Eagles, the gist of their material is popular 20th. Round up some friends and Gary Allan, and so many more. He rock n’ roll, country, oldies, R&B head out for dinner, drinks, and released his first professionally- and blues, they also have an plenty of dancing! recorded studio album, Until the End, extensive arsenal of original songs, ALL Sac Bar music begins at in 2010, following that up with his all of which are palatable, as well as 9pm, unless otherwise noted. The latest, Top Gun, in 2016. an array of lesser-known but still Sacajawea Hotel is located at 5 N Sunrise Karaoke will test vocal great songs by both obscure and Main in Three Forks. For more info,

abilities on Friday, October 12th. well-known artists/songwriters. visit www.sacajaweahotel.com

Bring your favorite songs and get Their main focus is variety, and they or call (406) 285-6515. •

Finish off Paradise Valley adventures w/

Chico Saloon tunes

The Fall foliage is in full affect in Southwest Montana. Dive Hillstomp album release, into some great live music at Chico Hot Springs Old Salt Union & more at Saloon after a leisurely cruise through Paradise Filling Station Valley. Live entertainment ChickenJam West will present Old Salt Union is next up on heads to Pray on Tuesday, Thursday, October 11th at 9pm. Jonathan Richman every Friday and October 2nd at 8pm. Tickets to this Tickets to this 21+ show are $7 in Saturday evening 21+ show are $15 in advance and advance and $10 at the door. so you can kick up $20 at the door. Doors at 7pm. Doors at 8pm. your feet – and soak them too! folk rock and hippie jam songs. This Having shared stages with Corb Richman has been playing Out of Illinois, the string band The Fossils are back Friday and is not the case with The Wench. Lund, Hayes Carll, Hurray for the music, recording and touring for was founded by a horticulturist, Saturday, October 5th–6th. Known Two original members of The Riff Raff, The Mavericks, Wynonna most of his life. He and his cultivated by classically trained around town for their authentic Clintons, John and Josh joke, “we’re Judd, Mark Chesnutt, and The Lil’ drummer Tommy Larkins win fans musicians, and fueled by a hippie music, The Fossils guarantee half the band, twice the party!” The Smokies, they released their wherever they play. In the early vocalist/bass player who is also a hip- a rockin’ good time. The members guys are no strangers to throwing a eponymous debut in the spring of 1970s, Richman formed the noted hop producer with a fondness for the have been acquainted for years and rocking good time. Their show is a 2016. Recorded live at Basecamp band The Modern Lovers. Tommy Four Freshmen. It is this collision of are connected by their love of music. hotdish or “badasserole” of musical Studio, the album is one that reflects Larkins was in the groups Naked styles and musical vocabularies that The band consists of Scott Boehler genres and style. their live show and makes you want Prey, Giant Sand and other popular informs their fresh approach to (harmonica), Rich Ruggles Laney Lou & the Bird Dogs to stomp your feet and crack open a bands in Tucson, Arizona. bluegrass and gives them an electric (keyboard), Jerry Mullen (guitar), are set for Friday and Saturday, beer. Their latest album, The Vigilante follows on live performance vibe that seems to Upstate Rubdown and Rick Phillip (drums). October 19th–20th. The band’s live Session, released last October. Wednesday, October 3rd at 9pm. pull more from Vaudeville than the El Wencho rides again! The shows are highlighted by unbridled Chico Saloon music begins at Tickets to this 21+ show are $7 in front porch. The band’s self-titled energetic duo return to Chico with a energy, punctuated by songs 9pm, unless otherwise noted. advance and $10 at the door. 2017 release combines instrumental pair of performances Friday and performed with fervor and swagger. Chico Hot Springs is located in Pray, Doors at 8pm. proclivities with pop melodies and Saturday, October 12th–13th. For Fusing old time folk songs with a 20 miles south of Livingston. Come The acoustic septet draws harmonies into a coherent piece of most people, the image of an rock n’ roll attitude, the group push sip, soak, and swing! For more inspiration from every corner and work that carves out a “acoustic duo” conjures images of the envelope of what a string band information, visit decade of America’s musical road-less-travelled for the band in the two soft spoken musicians singing would generally be described as. www.chicohotsprings.com. • heritage. Based in New York’s now crowded roots music genre. Hudson Valley region, the band has The Last Revel are back in

The Last Revel

spent years cultivating its sound, Southwest Montana with a Danny and continues to grow by the tune. Barnes-supported session on The instrumentation includes Harry Friday, October 19th at 9pm. D’Agostino (upright bass), Ryan Tickets to this 21+ show are $15 in Chappell (mandolin), Dean advance and $20 at the door. Mahoney (cajón), and Christian Doors at 8pm. Joao (flute, alto/baritone The Last Revel are a saxophone). The dynamic rhythm Minneapolis-based trio of power- section supports a three-part vocal fully talented multi-instrumentalists harmony powerhouse of founding who naturally blend the genres of members Mary Kenney and folk, rockabilly, old time string- Melanie Glenn with recent band and rock to create a sound Nashville-transplant Allison equally original and timeless. Olender. The group’s 2015 release, They’re known to consistently A Remedy, is available now. deliver “bombastic live Hillstomp celebrate the release performances,” as well as delicate of their new album, Monster Receiver, and haunting folk ballads. Their with help from The Salamanders latest album, Hazard & Fate, on Saturday, October 6th at 10pm. showcases the band’s ability to Tickets to this 21+ show are $11 in create rich and delicately textured advance and $15 at the door. recorded material with a modern Doors at 9pm. “tip of the hat” to the storied The Portland junkbox blues duo history of American folk music. is infamous for digging through the Banjo player extraordinaire and dumps and forgotten backwoods of recipient of the Steve Martin Prize American music, recycling for Excellence in Banjo and traditional elements into a Bluegrass, Danny Barnes is refreshing and distinctive brand of described as “one of a kind” and do-it-yourself hill country blues widely acknowledged as “one of stomp. North Mississippi trance the best banjo players in America.” blues, a bit of Appalachia, and a Barnes is recognized for his dash of punkabilly come clanging experimental sound. The raw and and tumbling from assorted buckets, unpolished musical breadth of his cans and BBQ lids, all drenched in compositions has propelled him rambunctious slide guitar. Somehow across the industry today. Barnes it works. Despite their homemade has released a number of popular instruments and novel approach, albums including 2006’s Stove Up, Hillstomp is no novelty act. Their available now. memorable live performances tap Advance tickets for these shows into a magic that cannot be are available at Cactus Records rehearsed, converting outlaws and and www.cactusrecords.net. traditionalists alike from skeptics For more information, visit into preachers. www.chickenjamwest.com. • page 6C • Volume 25, Number 19 - October 1, 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 19 - October 1, 2018 • page 7C Page 8C • The RollingZone • oCTobeR 1, 2018

Red Tractor readies stage for regional musicians & locally farmed improv

What’s better than an evening of hand- Their style is confident, complex, and full of Grab a seat for some locally farmed improv group has a fun, engaging sound that’ll pair crafted pizza paired with one or two regional improvisation that will draw you in and get on Wednesday, October 10th. Comedy perfectly with pizza and hops. Come give them brews? Enjoying them with a large side of live you shaking all over with bluegrass joy. Bridger Night begins at 7:30pm. High energy comedy, a listen! music, of course! Red Tractor Pizza plays host Creek Boys will bring additional performances to Red improvised storytelling, and short scenes will Cap your Sunday Funday with the Lazy to independent musicians and other events Tractor on October 11th and 18th at 7pm. Owl String Band on October 14th at 6pm. throughout the week. Here’s a look at what’s On October 5th, Jazz Night A diverse group of musicians, the Lazy Owls’ coming up. returns to Red Tractor, as it does PermaFunk influences range from jazz and blues to punk Music Monday sees a performance by every Friday, at 7pm. Curated by rock. However varied their influences, they’re Mike Comstock on October 1st at 6:30pm. guitarist and composer Alex undeniably steeped in an old-timey traditional With music ranging from folk and country Robilotta, these evenings feature the style. The group encapsulates an ethic of hard western, to blues and rock, the Comstock Lode music styles of jazz, funk, latin, and driving, whiskey drinking, boot-stomping frontman performs primarily cover songs with more. Come out, get ready to music with infectious energy that’s sure to get a few originals. You can expect to hear tunes groove, and hear America’s only you moving. The band’s repertoire is heavily from a variety of artists including Sam Cooke, original art form as it exists and rooted in original material that pays homage Simon & Garfunkel, John Denver, Eric evolves in the 21st century. Additional to the tradition from which it was begotten. Clapton, The Rolling Stones, Merle Haggard Jazz Nights are set for October 12th and Kelly Nicholson kicks off another week and Garth Brooks. Comstock is back at Red Tractor 19th at 7pm. with live music on Monday, October 15th at on Tuesday, October 9th as part of his regular duo PermaFunk follows on 6:30pm. The local rock and soul group is with local musician Mike Doughery at 7pm. Saturday, October 6th at 7pm. The known to push its sound toward blues, folk, Frequent Red Tractor performer Larry Bozeman-based group makes music jam, electro, and reggae. Headed by Kelly Kiff will provide the tunes on Tuesday, to keep bodies moving and souls Nicholson, the band consists of members from October 2nd at 7pm. Larry is an excellent grooving! Expect plenty of funky, MOTH, Pinky and the Floyd, Solidarity guitarist and has been a country fan his whole soulful, psychedelic, and Latin- Service, SlomoJoe and Skavacado. life. He cites Buck Owens as his number one infused grooves. The band is Howard Beall & the Fake News influence. Expect to hear Larry play mostly inspired by the creativity and passion entertain on Saturday, October 20th at 7pm. older country tunes with covers of George of the 1970s and everyone who The group brings people together by playing Jones, Owens, Johnny Cash, and Charley participates in the PermaFunk groove-based music, specifically pulling from Pride, just to name a few. experiment. keep you good and entertained. Red Tractor the jazz, rock, and funk genres. The band Bridger Creek Boys return to their Great Falls musician Clint Reimann hosts one of Gallatin Valley’s only regular live plays a blend of original compositions, usual Thursday slot on October 4th at 7pm. stops into the pizzeria for a solo show on comedy shows every month. The show is all standards, and modern songs with the intent of The Boys are an acoustic bluegrass quartet Monday, October 8th at 6:30pm. He’s a ages, so you can bring the whole family for creating fresh sounds while still respecting the steeped in old-time tradition, while also founding member of the bands Dust Alive and some laughs. heritage and language of those before them. pushing the genre with newgrass. The band Outlaw Cross for whom he plays rhythm and Juice Box Band are back on Saturday, Red Tractor Pizza is located at 1007 W blends originals with covers of traditional lead guitar. Head down and check him out – October 13th at 7pm. Composed of Alan Main St. in Bozeman. Check out their menu bluegrass and more contemporary artists. and hit the pizza buffet too! “Juicebox” Molyneux and Weston Lewis, this at www.redtractorpizza.com. •

Live features Texas Americana, Coloradoan bluegrass in October

It’s all about the music at Live From The former professional bareback rider was still and I Rode the Wild Horses is a refreshing take lovers and lovers who can’t be friends; kids Divide. The intimate performance space bustin’ broncs when his music career began. on cowboy music. It’s a showcase of this hopping from stone to stone in a graveyard; celebrates the lineage and contemporary voice Though a knee injury sidelined his rodeo former bareback rider’s talents as a songwriter the way rolling clouds can signal a new season. of the American Roots singer/songwriter, career, Cooper drives a band like he’s still and musician. She lives and works in that sweet spot where featuring talent from all over the country. wearing spurs and holding on for eight. His Texas Americana artist Jamie Lin folk and country meet – Guy Clark territory. Here’s a look at just a few of the new album, I Rode the Wild Horses, pushes Wilson performs on Friday, October 12th at Tickets are sold at the door, but these small upcoming acts. country music way past traditional territory 8pm. Tickets are $25 plus fees. Doors at 7pm. shows are known to sell out quickly. Tickets Nashville country artist Ross Cooper is just for the rush. It’s the new Nashville sound: With a voice that slides in and out of notes are available at Cactus Records or www.cac- first up on Wednesday, October 3rd at 8pm. glimmering pedal steel, rollicking and rocking with easy grace, a sly sense of humor, and tusrecords.net. Live is located at 627 E Tickets are $20 plus fees. Doors at 7pm. telecaster riffs, soulful keys, and gorgeous lyrics that highlight the details most of us miss, Peach St. in Bozeman. Visit www.live- Cooper is the rare country musician who harmonies. If you want to hear a story, there’s Wilson creates stark vignettes: intimate fromthedivide.com for a full lineup of has actually lived the life of a cowboy. The nothing like getting it straight from the source, conversations between friends who might be performances and further information. •

Show off your team spirit w/ Emerson’s ‘Quick Draws & Cocktails’ Rally for arts & culture in the Gallatin Valley for Quick Draws & Cocktails: Emerson cheer on local artists as they create original the Emerson Facebook page. Take a picture with the Emerson Homecoming. The Emerson is celebrating works of art. Rally for arts and culture by or video showing your Emerson spirit with Grab your pompoms, throw on your team the 25 years of teamwork in making arts and bidding on these works of art later in the the day’s theme and post it in the comments jersey and join the Emerson Center for the culture accessible to the Gallatin Valley. evening, then gather for a little “post-game” for your chance to win two tickets to Quick Arts & Culture at 7pm on Friday, October 5th Meet in the 100 year-old Emerson Gym to celebrating on the dance floor. Draws & Cocktails. One winner will be Featured Quick Draw Artists: drawn each day! – Mimi Matsuda (Mimi Matsuda Art), – Oct. 1st: Mustache Monday Painting Do you have a mustache? Can you hold – Laurel Hatch (Laurel Hatch Studio), your finger on your lip to create a mustache? If Painting so, you and your mustache could have plans – Kevin Schwarting (Cold Mountain Art), (other than shaving) on Friday. Painting – Oct. 2nd: Trucker Hat Tuesday – Morena Garcia (Fly Free), Jewelry Get out the trucker hat and show your – Sally O’Neill (Sally Horner O’Neill spirit for the Emerson! Unless you’re driving Jewelry), Jewelry an 18 wheeler, then pull over first. – Meghan Purcell (Purcell Trading), – Oct. 3rd: Wacky Sock Wednesday Fiber Art Sometimes fun socks can make everything Your first drink is included with cost of better. Sport yours on Wednesday and your admission, along with light appetizers creative sock attire could make you a winner. provided by local restaurants and caterers, – Oct. 4th: Team Spirit Thursday music and dancing! Everyone who purchases Whether it’s your alma matter, your a ticket or table is eligible to win prizes for favorite pro team, your work team, or green showing the most team spirit. Letter jackets, and purple for the Emerson team, show your team jerseys, office uniforms, organizational spirit! If your team is really stellar, purchase a t-shirts, etc. are all encouraged. table at Quick Draws & Cocktails and be Show off your own creativity and support entered into the event’s team spirit table the Emerson by gathering seven creative, fun- decorating contest! loving teammates and enter in a little friendly – Oct. 5th: Quick Draws & Cocktails: Emerson competition in the Team Table contest. Homecoming Decorate your table loud and proud in the Rally for arts and culture in the Gallatin spirit of your favorite team. Team may be Valley! Team jerseys, letter sweaters, company defined by any group of people coming t-shirts, old uniforms, etc. are all encouraged. together to achieve a common goal. Team For more information and to reserve tables may be purchased for $400 (purchase event tickets or tables, visit the Emerson front by Oct. 3rd) and include tickets for eight office, log on to theemerson.org/quick- people. Rules for the contest will be provided draws-cocktails, or call (406) 587-9797 at time of purchase. Single tickets for Quick ext. 105. Draws & Cocktails are $30 in advance (thru Located at 111 S Grand Ave., the Oct. 4th) and $40 at the door. Emerson Center for the Arts & Culture Leading up to the main event, Emerson serves as a primary resource for the arts, arts Spirit Week will kick off Monday, October education, and cultural activities in Southwest 1st. The Spirit Day theme will be posted on Montana. •

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Montana State Basketball begins practice for 2018-19 season by Danny Waldo college transfers Ladan Ricketts and tion, MSU will welcome four fresh- including a first-round defeat in the pinned on the shoulders of former The first official men’s basketball Russell Daniels, as well as former men to the mix. Big Sky Conference tournament. Big Sky Conference Freshman of game for Montana State is over a East Carolina center Usman MSU is coming off a disappoint- The Bobcats finished the year 13-19 the Year, Tyler Hall. Hall saw his month away, but it’s never too early points-per-game average take a dip, to start getting prepared, and so, the and he missed time and was ineffec- Bobcats officially kicked off prac- tive after suffering an ankle injury in tices for the 2018-19 season inside December. After going through the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse recently. NBA draft process last Spring, the MSU returns an experienced senior seems determined to finish his squad in head coach Brian Fish’s career at MSU on a high note. fifth year at the helm so expectations “I thought we had a good will be high coming off a dismal summer practice session, and I 2017-18 campaign. Four starters thought fall conditioning went very return, including All-League well,” Fish said. “Now it’s time to performer Tyler Hall, who spent the start working together as a team and off-season testing the NBA waters get ready for the season.” before deciding to return for his MSU opens the season at home senior year at MSU. He will November 6th versus Utah State. presumably be joined in the starting For updates and more lineup by fellow returning starters information on Bobcat Basketball, Harald Frey, Sam Neuman and log on to www.msubobcats.com. Keljin Blevins, with the fifth spot Danny Waldo is a local freelance open to a host of newcomers. Haruna, who was granted immedi- ing 2017-18 season that saw them overall and just 6-12 in league play. writer covering Montana State Bobcat & The newcomers include junior ate eligibility by the NCAA. In addi- lose nine of their last 10 games, Part of MSU’s struggles can be Bozeman Hawk athletics. •

Kick off ski season early w/ ‘Pray for Snow’ celebration in benefit of BYEP Help generate good karma for be purchased in advance at the Dap-Kings, but with a much Resort is another unforgettable ski season by go.byep.org/raffle. Event tickets more contemporary feel. The group located in the attending Big Sky Resort’s “Pray are $10 in advance at members dress to impress, giving Northern for Snow” party in benefit of Big www.eventbrite.com (search their performances a sense of Rockies of Sky Youth Empowerment (BYEP). “Pray for Snow”) or $15 at the door. occasion, then blast the roof off Southwest The event heads down the canyon All raffle and music admission with their big band, powerhouse Montana on Saturday, October 20th, setting proceeds directly support BYEP. sound! The soul, R&B, jazz, and between up at the Rialto in Downtown Big Sky Youth Empowerment pop ensemble are one of Bozeman’s Bozeman and Bozeman from 7–11pm. provides opportunities to best, and are excited to bring their Yellowstone Event highlights will include live extraordinary teenagers in order to brand of musical devotion and National Park. music from Paige & The People’s foster critical thinking skills, self- “funky spices” to “The People.” Big Sky Resort Band, a live raffle with a chance to reliance, and community It’ll be ski season before you is the Biggest win two Big Sky Resort Gold Season participation throughout Gallatin know it! Big Sky Resort season Skiing in Passes, as well as snowboards, skis, County. Learn more by visiting the passes and daily lift tickets are now America with and a little piece of history – a chair aforementioned website. available. Purchase yours now at 5,800+ acres from the old Shedhorn double Paige & The People, a nine-piece www.bigskyresort.com, where offering an chairlift. Big Sky Resort will also be horn powered and vocally charged you can check out the many winter average of two on site for season pass printing and group, has a feeling of ‘70s soul activities for which Lone Mountain acres per skier sales, plus an exclusive buddy pass with a modern twist. The band is plays host. Big Sky Resort’s winter and 4,350 offer. Raffle tickets for the two Big somewhat reminiscent of groups opening day is set for November 22nd.. vertical drop. • Sky Resort Gold Season Passes can like Cold Blood or Sharon Jones & Established in 1973, Big Sky

Warren Miller’s latest ski Lend a hand to Hyaltie’s annual & snowboard doc carves Clean-Up volunteer day Join Friends of Hyalite for its The afternoon of clean-up will Spring and Fall with help from up Ellen screen annual Fall Clean-Up Day on wrap with a volunteer apprecia- the Custer-Gallatin National Warren Miller Entertainment they visit some of Warren’s favorite Sunday, October 14th beginning tion pizza party around 4pm, Forest and the City of Bozeman. (WME) will present its latest ski and places from Engleberg to Chamonix, at 12:30pm. Volunteers will meet courtesy of Red Tractor Pizza. Over the past decade, Friends snowboard film, Face of Winter, at British Columbia to Alaska, Chile, at the Day Use Area (the big Friends of Hyalite organizes and volunteers have removed The Ellen Theatre in Bozeman. The Iceland, New Zealand and more. parking lot by the reservoir) and this bi-annual Clean-Up in more than 10,000 pounds of first showings are set for Saturday, “The film is for anyone whose break into garbage and recy- October 20th at 6pm and 9pm. An life (whether they realize it or not) smaller clables from trail- additional screening will take place was impacted by Warren Miller,” groups to heads, parking lots, the following evening, Sunday, Oct. says WME Managing Director Andy pick up campsites and along 21st at 5pm. Tickets are $20.50 Hawk. “We are all the face of winter trash, clean roads. Clean-Up days and available at www.theellenthe- – from the athletes to the audience out fire are held before the atre.com. to the locals in far-off destinations or rings, and road opens in May Loving the pure joy of winter is even at our home mountain. Warren do whatever and on the day before something we have in common with recognized this, and this year’s film else needs to rifle season begins in the late, great Warren Miller – who celebrates that.” be done to October. built his legacy capturing the essence Come along to far off regions, spruce up Friends of Hyalite of winter magic. Today, that legacy meet the locals, carve faces of Hyalite for is a nonprofit launches the start of the ski and remote mountain ranges, and the winter organization dedicated snowboard season every year. In Face celebrate the thrills of a life lived in season. to stewardship of, of Winter, the 69th feature film high places. Join in the tribute and Bring gloves access to, and support presented by Volkswagen, celebrate continue the legacy. if you have for year-round the man who became known as the Warren Miller Entertainment has them, dress recreation in Hyalite face of winter throughout the been a pioneer in action sports for a day Canyon. Learn more industry, and the places and people cinematography since 1949. Face of outside, and about their efforts at he influenced along the way. Winter marks the 69th installment of don’t forget www.hyalite.org. This year, new and veteran its expansive feature film library. the bear Follow them on athletes come together to pay tribute Warren Miller is a division of Active spray! Tools Facebook for current to the man who started it all, includ- Interest Media based in Boulder, and trash happenings and future ing Jonny Moseley, Marcus Caston, Colorado. One of the world’s largest bags will be announcements, Seth Wescott, Forrest Jillson, Kaylin enthusiast media companies, Active provided. @friendsofhyalite. • Richardson, Dash Longe, Anna Interest Media produces leading Segal, Michael “Bird” Shaffer, and consumer and trade events, websites, featured athletes of the U.S. Cross magazines, films and TV shows that Country Ski Team, including gold reach 40 million readers, fans, and medalist, Jessie Diggins. Watch as attendees in 85 countries. • Heart-Stopping Hawks sit atop Class AA football standings by Danny Waldo state title game, but there would be In a back-and-forth game that With the high school football no doubt this year, as Bozeman saw Senior race out to a 19-10 season officially at the halfway drubbed the Wolfpack 38-22 to halftime lead, only to have point, the Bozeman Hawks find move to 3-0. Bozeman come storming back in themselves in lonely company as the Week 4 saw longtime rival the second half, it was only fitting only remaining undefeated team in Butte come to Bozeman for the that the outcome wasn’t decided Class AA football. Hawks’ annual Homecoming until the final seconds when But it hasn’t been easy. game, and after a tight opening Montana State University After opening the season with a half, Bozeman dominated the last commit Joe Olson barreled his convincing victory over a reborn 24 minutes of football, running way in from 14 yards out to seal Missoula Hellgate football program, away with a 48-16 victory to set the victory for the Hawks. the Hawks needed some last minute up a huge showdown with The win put Bozeman at 5-0 heroics in Week 2 to overcome a two-time defending state and in the driver’s seat for talented Billings West squad. champion Billings Senior in the home-field advantage throughout Bozeman trailed West 33-24 Magic City. the Class AA playoffs which heading into the fourth quarter, and Bozeman and Senior entered begin later this month. still trailed 33-27 in the final their Week 5 at opposite ends of But Bozeman’s work is not minutes. But a late-game the emotional spectrum; done. Key games remain on touchdown pass from senior Bozeman was riding high the schedule including at home quarterback Kris Brown helped the following a thorough defeat of versus Helena High, last Hawks stave off defeat. Butte, while Senior was licking season’s runner-up, as well as on In Week 3, Bozeman made the their wounds after being the road at Great Falls High, long trek to Kalispell to take on defeated handily by Helena High, and a trap game at winless their nemesis, the Glacier ending a 27-game winning streak Skyview to close out the season. Wolfpack. Bozeman and Glacier that dated back to the 2015 state Danny Waldo is a local freelance have had some epic battles in title game which they lost to writer covering Bozeman Hawk & recent years, including the 2013 Bozeman. MSU Bobcat athletics. • Bobcats Ready for Run Through Conference Slate - 2018 Bobcat Update

by Danny Waldo against the third-ranked team in the received the start against the Coming into the season, Choate lead the team. Fellow linebacker Michael Bobcat Stadium on September 29th riding The biggest question for the Montana country, South Dakota State, a game in Jackrabbits with mixed results as he talked at length about the talent the Jobman is fourth on the team in tackles a six-game winning streak in the series, State Bobcat football teamentering which MSU gained just 29 yards on the threw for 164 yards and a Bobcats possessed at the defensive with 12, which is tied with defensive back including a 31-19 victory in 2017 in Fall Camp was who would replace Chris ground. It was the first time MSU failed touchdown, but was also picked off line position, and they have not Tyrel Thomas, who has shown he’s not Cheney. The Eagles will once again bring Murray at the quarterback position and fill to gain 100 yards rushing in Jeff twice and was plagued by dropped disappointed to this point in the afraid of anyone despite his slight stature a high-flying offense to this Big Sky his shoes in passes in the receiving corp. season. Through four games, MSU at just 5’8 and 170 pounds. Conference shootout, as preseason player the running However, his coming out party at has collected 11 sacks after tallying MSU has shown flashes of a team that of the year, quarterback Gage Gabrud is game? home versus Wagner gave the MSU just 17 all of last season. The added back to orchestrate the While the faithful a glimpse at what a balanced pressure on the quarterback has Eagles’ offense. answer to the Bobcat offense could look like, and allowed MSU’s defensive backs to Following their bye quarterback many believed Rovig would earn the lock down in man coverage, where week, the Bobcats question start under center in Portland and the Bobcats have snagged three next welcome former remains, it’s allow Andersen to use his formidable interceptions and are holding league rival and clear the skills from the running back position. opposing quarterbacks to an average recent FBS drop- Bobcats have Yet, despite his outstanding game of 227 yards passing through four down, the Idaho found their against Wagner, Rovig was once games. On the ground, Bobcat Vandals, back to answer in the again relegated to backup opponents are averaging 179 yards Bozeman for the first running quarterback, seeing limited action, rushing through four games. time since 1995. game follow- but going two-for-two for 61 yards. The man wreaking the most MSU nearly defeated ing a record- Meanwhile, Andersen ran through, havoc, as expected, has been the Vandals in breaking around and all over the Viking Washington transfer Bryce Sterk. Moscow in 2016, performance defense in leading the ‘Cats in The junior from Lynden, WA has losing 20-17 by sopho- rushing, but he once again made his presence known early and inside the Kibbie more Troy underwhelmed through the air, often in the young season, collecting Dome. The last time Andersen in completing just 7-of-14 passes for three sacks and six tackles for loss, in Idaho visited the MSU’s 107 yards and a touchdown, with 53 addition to applying constant friendly confines of conference-opening defeat of Choate’s tenure. of those yards coming on his TD pressure on the quarterback. His Bobcat Stadium, Portland State. The rushing attack seems to be back on connection with Kevin Kassis. signature play on the season was a could compete for a Big Sky Conference they left town with a 16-13 defeat. Andersen was ‘as-advertised’ running track after the SDSU debacle, but the But with the decision to start fourth-down sack of Western Illinois championship after defeating a good The Bobcats then go on the road to the ball, chewing up 211 yards on the quarterback conversation continues to rage Andersen at quarterback versus quarterback Sean McGuire to seal Missouri Valley Conference opponent in Weber State to take on the defending Big ground in the Bobcats’ 43-23 trouncing of on thanks in large part to redshirt Portland State despite a healthy MSU’s season-opening win. Western Illinois, and putting together a Sky Conference champions. The Wildcats the Vikings in Portland. But the freshman Tucker Rovig’s 310 yards and Rovig ready in the wings it appears Offensive coordinators need to pair of dominant victories after falling at dealt MSU a 25-17 setback last year on sophomore from Dillon wasn’t the only three touchdowns through the air versus Choate and his staff have put all account for him on every play. But South Dakota State, but the schedule is Homecoming, so the ‘Cats will be looking one putting up big numbers on the ground Wagner in place of an injured Andersen. their chips in with the running game, too much attention on Sterk has about to get a whole lot tougher. to return the favor when they return to as true freshman Isaiah Ifanse tacked on Andersen earned the starting nod in the believing they can run their way to a allowed fellow defensive end Tyrone MSU is set to embark on the most Ogden. With the difficult four-game another 100 yards as MSU ground out 323 season-opener versus Western Illinois in Big Sky Conference championship Fa’Anono to collect a pair of sacks difficult stretch of their 2018 schedule as stretch, MSU’s title hopes could be dashed yards in their conference opener. the Bobcats Gold Rush game, a game in despite being unable to do so with and two tackles-for-loss on the year, the league favorite comes to town, followed or bolstered by the end of October. The Bobcats season-high rushing which he rushed for 146 yards and two the league’s leading rushing attack in not to mention, the pressure from by games versus an FBS drop down at For a complete schedule of upcoming performance against PSU came on the touchdowns, but only threw for 81. his first two seasons in Bozeman. the defensive line has freed up home, and on the road at the 2017 league Bobcat football games, log on to heels of a 246-yard showing against NEC Andersen suffered a broken bone in his left The difference this year may be MSU’s linebackers to make plays champion. www.msubobcats.com. conference member Wagner, which hand in the opener and was limited in that MSU has one of the toughest and junior Walker Cozzie has First up is 2018 preseason favorite Danny Waldo is a local freelance writer followed a dismal offensive performance MSU’s second game at SDSU. Rovig defenses in the conference. responded by collecting 17 tackles to Eastern Washington. The Eagles visit covering Montana State Bobcat athletics. •

8/30/2018 vs Western Illinois 7:00pm MT MSU ____26 Opp ____ 23 BOZEMAN (Gold Rush) SWX MONTANA 9/8/2018 at South Dakota State 5 pm MT MSU ____14 Opp ____ 45 Brookings, SD Bobcat Radio 9/15/2018 vs *Wagner College 1 pm MT MSU ____47 Opp ____ 24 BOZEMAN (Military Appreciation) SWX MONTANA 9/22/2018 at *Portland State TBD MSU ____43 Opp ____ 23 Portland, OR Bobcat Radio 9/29/2018 vs *Eastern Washington 1 pm MSU ____ Opp ____ BOZEMAN (Stripe the Stadium) ROOT SPORTS 10/13/2018 *Idaho 2 pm MT MSU ____ Opp ____ BOZEMAN (Homecoming) ROOT SPORTS 10/20/2018 *at Weber State 4pm MT MSU ____ Opp ____ Ogden, Utah ROOT SPORTS 10/27/2018 at *Idaho State 3:30pm MT MSU ____ Opp ____ Pocatello, ID (Cap on Cancer) Eleven Sports 11/3/2018 vs *Cal Poly 2 pm MSU ____ Opp ____ BOZEMAN (Breast Cancer Awareness) Bobcat radio 11/10/2018 vs *Northern Colorado 1pm MT MSU ____ Opp ____ BOZEMAN (Senior Day/AG Appreciation) ROOT SPORTS 11/17/2018 at *Montana 12 Noon MT MSU ____ Opp ____ Missoula ROOT SPORTS * = Big Sky Conference Bold = Home Game

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It’s a color explosion! Thrive’s ‘Gym Days’ return w/ recurring All-ages 5K spares events in Bozeman & Belgrade Dynamite Dads: Fun at the no shade Pumpkin Patch from 5:30–7pm. This edition of the popular series Back for its fourth event, the including YOUR family’s will take place at Rocky Creek Farm, Bozeman Color Me Fun 5K elementary school. Visit www.run- located at 34297 Frontage Rd., just returns on Saturday, October 6th signup.com (search “Bozeman outside of Bozeman. Bring the kids from 9–11am. This is a chance to Color Me Fun 5K”) to register. and play in the pumpkin patch! run, walk, skip or dance through a The Bozeman Color Me Fun 5K Embrace the fall and come along for 5K course (with an optional shortcut is a colorful celebration of arts and an evening of pumpkin picking, fun for younger runners). Beginning at fitness designed for family-friendly and games. Thrive will provide the Gallatin Valley Mall, racers and fun and to raise much needed funds dinner, while Rocky Creek Farm will their friends, along with other for elementary arts and fitness provide (discounted) pumpkins! members of the community, will get programs. Started in 2014 by a This event series puts male role covered in fun, bright color powders passionate group of parents looking models in the spotlight and fosters at a series of stations along the to raise awareness of arts and fitness the father-child bond. Dynamite course, ending with color education, this event is a success Dads is free of charge and dinner is celebrations at the finish! year after year because of its many always included – plus, moms get a Late registration is $40 for adults supporters – sponsors, racers of all night off! Preregistration is required (13 and over) and $20 for kids (4-12) ages, and community spectators. for these events. through race day. Children 3 and Learn more about the run at Registration information for under can take part for free! ALL www.facebook.com/bozeman- Dynamite Dads and further details proceeds from this race go to colormefun where you can also Thrive and the Parent Place Beginning October 10th and about Gym Days, as well as other support elementary arts and fitness find registration information for this present the October return of Gym continuing on Wednesdays, Belgrade upcoming events, is available at programs in the Gallatin Valley, year’s event! • Days in Bozeman and Belgrade. Gym Days will be held from www.allthrive.org. Thrive is Gym Days are designed for parents 11am–12pm at Heck-Quaw located at 400 E Babcock in and toddlers to have a place to go, Elementary, located at 308 N Bozeman. socialize, and actively play on cold Broadway. Thursdays beginning Established in 1986, Thrive is a Montana winter days! The Parent October 11th, Bozeman Gym Days community-based organization with Place provides plenty of riding toys, will be held from 10–11am at the a preventative, strength-based tunnels, and balls for the kids to play Willson School Gym, located at 404 empowerment model of working with. The Bozeman and Belgrade W Main St. Call (406) 587-3840 for with parents and children. They school districts each generously further information. provide families with the resources, provide a space for use one hour a Following on Wednesday, tools, and support to raise healthy, week during the school year. October 17th, Thrive presents successful children. •

Lace up, Run for Your Life & support Sign up to volunteer slots at local Help Center On the Saturday before teed for those registered by Oct. Referral Systems. As a member of Ski Swap BSF Chili Feed Halloween, October 27th, join for 18th). Groups of 4 or more pay just the American Association of the annual “Run for Your Life” $20 per participant (expires Oct. Suicidology, the Help Center is a Bridger Ski Foundation (BSF) will Sunday, November 3rd–4th at the 10k & 5k Run/Walk and Kids’ Run. 25th). Youth 18 and younger can run part of the National Suicide present its annual BSF Volunteer Gallatin County Fairgrounds. Buy The event benefits the Bozeman for just $15. For kids 12 and younger, Prevention Lifeline network (1-800- & Sponsor Appreciation Chili and sell skis, snowboards, boots, Help Center’s work for suicide fun run admission is $10. To register, 273-TALK). The Help Center is also Feed on Tuesday, October 16th, outdoor gear, clothing, and more! prevention and intervention in visit www.runsignup.com (search a member of the Montana 2-1-1 taking over Lindley Center, 1102 E The weekend sale will feature YOUR local community. “Run for Your Life”) where you can coalition, which provides referrals for Curtiss St., from 6–8pm. All BSF thousands of items and great deals. Prizes will be given for best more about the event and even human services throughout the state. members, families, sponsors, and Bridger Ski Foundation members get costume (dogs included!). Halloween fundraise beforehand! They accept calls from a variety of partners are invited to this annual in free and early. Volunteers needed. characters are likely to surprise The Help Center in Bozeman clientele with issues ranging from event. In honor of BFS volunteers Further details to follow. runners along the courses, with the started as a 24-hour Crisis Hotline in suicidality and depression/anxiety to and supporters, chili feed attendees Bridger Ski Foundation is a non- start/finish line found outside MSU 1971. To this day, staff and relationship/family problems. Their will be fed dinner and given first profit community ski organization Bobcat Stadium for all course volunteers are available 24 hours a extensive database of resource dibs on volunteer slots at the Annual offering educational and competitive options. Don’t worry – no spooky day, every day of the year, to assist information allows for appropriate Ski Swap. This is an open house programs in Nordic, Freestyle, folks on the kids’ course! The kids’ individuals and families in sorting referrals to inquirers on the hotline. format, so drop by anytime. Please Freeskiing, Snowboarding and run begins at 9:30am, followed by out problems, dealing with feelings, In addition, the Help Center note: interested individuals need a Alpine skiing. They also groom an the 10k at 10am and the 5k at and making decisions. provides Sexual Assault and Suicide 2018-2019 BSF membership in incredible network of community 10:15am. The 24-hour Crisis Hotline and Outreach, as well as follow up order to sign up for a Ski Swap Nordic ski trails for the Bozeman Adult registration is $25 (price Referral Service is nationally counseling and referral. Learn more volunteer spot. Ski Swap volunteers public. BSF focuses on inspiring a increases after Oct. 6th). FREE accredited by Contact USA and the by visiting www.bozemanhelp- get in extra early on the first day of lifelong love of skiing, athletic t-shirt included in race fee (guaran- Alliance for Information and center.org. • the event! excellence, and personal growth. Mark your calendars! Bridger Ski Learn more about membership Foundation’s 51st Annual Ski opportunities and these events at Swap is set for Saturday and www.bridgerskifoundation.org. • Bouncing & tumbling Friday fun for kids w/ Motion Athletics Looking for a fun activity for a nominal entrance fee of $5 per Valley the space to improve in all you and your little one this fall? child. Come run, bounce, and areas. Through dedication, commit- Motion Athletics presents play! Upcoming Kinder Play dates ment, and teamwork, members of Kinder Play every Friday from are Fridays, October 5th, 12th and the gym can reach their goals! 10:30am–noon. The Gallatin 19th. Motion Athletics is located Motion Athletics offers classes and Valley’s only All-Star at 100 Maus Ln. in Bozeman. team participation in both cheer Cheerleading and Tumbling Gym Call (406) 586-2444 for further and tumbling, designed around all features a Tumbl Trak, bounce information. skill levels and ages to create a house, and lots of mats for play Motion Athletics facilities are supportive and progressive learning and exploration. This event is dedicated to cheerleading and environment youth athletes. Learn open to all kids ages 6 and under tumbling, allowing individuals and more at www.motionathletic- with a supervising adult. There is teams throughout the Gallatin scheer.com. •

FEAST on the Fall harvest with family-friendly afternoon On Saturday, October 6th, will present the 6th Annual Farm 11am–3pm. Grab your boots and Gallatin Valley Farm to School to School FEASTival from head out to Rocky Creek Farm, 34297 Frontage Rd., for an afternoon of tasty local fun. This FREE, family-friendly event will feature kids’ activities, Bozone Ozone Bus tours and taste tests, a mini farmer’s market for purchasing fresh veggies, farm fun, and more! Gear up with Gallatin Valley Farm to School merchandise and learn about our current and upcoming programs. FEASTival attendees can jump on the hayride and head out to the famous Rocky Creek Farm pumpkin patch for your jack o’ lantern, or press your own apple cider. Join the fun at the farm in celebration of National Farm to School Month, rain or shine! This event is FREE and open to the public. Gallatin Valley Farm to School (GVF2S) is a nonprofit based in Bozeman. The organization believes that by linking food producers directly to the consumer, a brilliant cycle is created. GVF2S’ goals are to supply students with local, fresh, and seasonal foods, and to educate school commu- nities about the importance of local agriculture. Their program helps to create and retain revenue within the com- munity, promote sustainable agriculture, and preserve open space, while improving our children’s nutrition and teach- ing them healthy lifelong values and habits. Learn more at www.gvfarmtoschool.org. •

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