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Support community radio with annual KGLT Fund Drive KGLT – your community music station – contin- 91.9 in Big Sky, 89.5 in Livingston, 89.1 in Helena, ues to celebrate a half century of great music with its 107.1 in Gardiner and Mammoth Hot Springs, and annual two-week, on-air and online fundraiser. The 90.5 in Big Timber. 2020 KGLT Fund Drive will run Sunday, March Operated as a program of Montana State 22nd through Saturday, April 4th. Non-commercial University - Bozeman, KGLT has broadcasted from and mostly listener supported, the annual fund drive a the campus since its inception in 1968, providing non- major source of operating revenue for KGLT. During commercial, educational radio to area listeners. KGLT this extended event, a staff of volunteer DJs take to is funded by donations from listeners, grants, and the airwaves to offer a wide assortment of gifts foundations, as well as underwriting and support from donated by local businesses and organizations to entice the Associated Students of Montana State University listeners to support this rare breed of radio station. (ASMSU). KGLT works with many clubs and KGLT also offers its own line of gear with a fresh logo programs on and off campus, writing and producing every year. over 1,500 public service announcements per year on All are invited to participate in the 2020 KGLT topics including sexual harassment, GED completion, Fund Drive by calling (406) 994-4492 during the live senior education, preventative health measures, low broadcast events, March 22nd–April 6th, or pledge cost medical services, humane control of animal anytime at www .kglt.net. Listen to KGLT in population, new classes on campus, psychological Bozeman on FM frequencies 91.9 and 97.1 (MSU), counseling, crisis hotlines, among others. • Page 2a • The BoZone • March 15, 2020

Local staffing, parks & Brews explores early days of Montana trails subjects of upcoming after women’s suffrage panel & Chamber forums interactive Dino day Bozeman Area Chamber of to be covered include tax A reptile’s personality may not Franke Wilmer – will offer unique at 3pm. Each are approximately 30 Commerce will present Business implications, district expenditures, be the first thing that slithers to perspectives on women’s voting minutes in length and will be geared Lunch Seminar Staffing in the On- and the general operating fund. mind, but the latest exhibit at rights from a variety of fields, for general audiences. Included with Demand Economy on Wednesday, Bozeman Mayor Chris Mehl and Museum of the Rockies is ready to experiences and activism. Join the admission, advance registration March 25th. The afternoon Parks & Rec Director Mitch showcase each unique species’ habits panelists and representatives from required due to limited seating. gathering will discuss: how to Overton will present. The forum will and behaviors. Reptiles: The local non-profit organizations who Museum members will also have engage untapped workers, existing take place at the Best Western Plus Beautiful and the Deadly is are working on women’s rights issues the opportunity to sign up for industry practices, and benefits for GranTree Inn, located at 1325 N open now. Apart from this scaly for a reception before the panel. behind-the-scenes tours and local businesses. Matt Alvarez of 7th Ave. in Bozeman. This event is array, the Bozeman space also plays On Saturday, March 28th, join workshops. These require an GigWorx will present. The event will $20 for members and $105 for non- host to regular public events. for the museum’s first Dinosaurs additional fee and pre-registration. be held from 11:30am–1pm at the members. Here’s a look at some upcoming & MOR event. This new program From dinosaur newbies to Chamber Center in Bozeman. This The next Business Before happenings. experienced scientists, there will be luncheon is $20 for Chamber mem- Hours is set for Thursday, April Co-sponsored by numerous something for everyone! bers and $105 for non-members. 2nd from 7:30–8:30am. Habitat for community organizations, Author and illustrator Ted Business After Hours follows Humanity of Gallatin Valley will host at the next in the Extreme Rechlin will be on hand for a on Thursday, March 26th from its location, 230 Arden Dr. in History Project lecture book signing for the 5:30–7pm. Alongside Montana Belgrade. Doing its part to address series will take place duration of the event. DECA, Sky Federal Credit Union will poverty housing issues, the local Thursday, March Local bites will also be co-host the event at its location, 777 affiliate provides a helping hand-up 26th. “The available for purchase E Main, Ste. 102, in Bozeman. to families who are ready for home- 19th Amend- from the Chef ’s Table Serving its members since 1935, Sky ownership in Gallatin, Park and ment: Food Truck from Federal is a not-for-profit financial Madison counties. This edition of Expanding 11am–1:30pm. Find cooperative that operates in Business Before Hours is included the Arc of additional details Gallatin, Park and Sweet Grass with Chamber membership and $25 the Suffrage about the first-ever counties. Montana DECA for non-members. Story” will Dinosaurs & empowers students with skills in Bozeman Chamber gatherings begin at 6pm MOR, as well as marketing, finance, hospitality, and other forums provide a business in Hager registration access management and entrepreneurship. networking outlet for members and Auditorium. for supplemental This edition of Business After Hours others. Visit www.bozemancham- The panel activities, through is included with Chamber member- ber.com to register for any of these event is open to the museum ship and $25 for non-members. events and to learn more. Passes the public. website. On Tuesday, March 31st, a may be included with membership. This year marks Back for its Business & Community Call (406) 586-5421 for further the 100th second program of Conversation will discuss the information. The Chamber Center Anniversary of the 2020, MOR’s creation of a Parks & Trails Special is located at 2000 Commerce Way 19th Amendment Brews & the Big District from 11:30am–1pm. Topics in Bozeman. • to the Constitution, Sky: Montana which states “The right Made, Montana of citizens of the United Brewed continues States to vote shall not be with Montana in the denied or abridged by the 1890s on Tuesday, March 31st from United States or by any State on celebrates the science of 5:30–7:30pm. The evening will Baptiste Power Yoga account of sex.” This Amendment paleontology with family friendly feature suds from Meadowlark marked a major victory for white paleo-passport stations and world- Brewing and delicious bites by Pizza studio opens in Bozeman’s women, who secured the right to class presentations by paleo experts. Compania. There is a $15 make their voices heard at the ballot Beginning at 9am, the first 300 admission including beer tasting, Cannery District box. However, many indigenous children will receive a Paleo Passport gallery talks, exhibits and light women and women of color were and embark on an information quest appetizers for those 21 and older. The Practice, Montana’s first The intention is basic: move excluded from both the process and around the museum. Get a passport The 1890s were important years Baptiste Power Yoga Affiliate studio, through a challenging but accessible the outcomes of the early 20th stamp at all of the stations to in Montana. The newly created has landed in Bozeman’s Cannery physical workout that makes you century fights for women’s suffrage. become a certified Jr. Paleontologist state of Montana saw the opening of District and they’re changing how sweat, builds whole-body strength This anniversary provides an and earn a special prize! This its third transcontinental railroad, locals think about yoga. and increases stamina, flexibility and opportunity to include these voices activity will run until 1pm and is rural and urban electrification Baptiste Power Yoga is one of balance. Teachers cue breathing and and their stories of suffrage, or lack included with admission. spread rapidly, and mining the world’s most practiced styles of invite practitioners to become present thereof, and to highlight the Four Paleontology Presentations will technologies kept the mines hum- power yoga. The room is heated to with their physical body and own any continued threats to women’s rights be held throughout the day. The first ming and turning a profit. But the 95 degrees which, with added emotions, triggers or thoughts that today as we think about the future of talk, “Long Live the Last of the era also saw a national depression, humidity, makes for a welcome may arise. voting rights in the United States. Horned Dinosaurs,” begins at 10am. labor difficulties, and uncertain tropical experience – especially Baptiste yoga allows the typical Four distinguished panelists – “Prehistoric Mammals of Montana” political times. Explore this fascinat- during Montana’s long winter thoughts – anxiety, impatience, Forward Montana Executive follows at 11am, then “T. rex ing period and how it defined the months. This warmth helps the mus- frustration, doubt, etc. – to pass Director, Kiersten Iwai, Montana Growing Pains: The King of early days of the Treasure State. cles and adds to the overall intensity through while deep breathing keeps Women Vote Community Dinosaurs was a Tyrannical For more information about these of the class. But it’s not just The participants rooted in the experience. Organizer, Ekoo Beck, and MSU Teenager” at 2pm. “A Pregnancy events and the Museum exhibits, visit Practice’s warm, bright room that’s Over time, the practice of becoming Professors Tomomi Yamaguchi and Test for Dinosaurs” closes the talks www.museumoftherockies.org. • been drawing people in. It’s what’s less attached to these emotions grows happening inside that’s causing this easier and easier. Eventually, you will budding community to grow expo- not only feel healthier, stronger and nentially since opening in January. more vibrant, but be able to take this Many students are first drawn to ability – to have thoughts rather than Baptiste Power Yoga for the physical be ruled by them – off the yoga mat Garage sale season kicks off with annual workout. “It’s a great sweat!” says and into every facet of life. You’ll Practice co-owner Molly Casto. “You begin to realize you actually can do are guaranteed to increase muscle, the things you once said you couldn’t. Fairgrounds extravaganza cardiovascular fitness and overall flex- Give Baptiste a try (new clients The Optimist Club of 4th, head down and support community events, and ibility in your body. And you don’t receive a full week for just $25) or Bozeman will present the 53rd our community’s kids while giving out non-traditional have to be overly flexible or strong to simply stop by for a class. Regular Annual Garagarama at the finding a ton of fantastic deals student scholarships and access this practice. The classes are drop-ins are $20 but discounted Gallatin County Fairgrounds on in the process! Be sure to sports gear scholarships. challenging no matter what your package rates are available. On a Saturday, April 4th from follow Garagarama on Chartered in 1947, the fitness level but there’s plenty of budget? No problem! Drop in for a 8am–3pm. This yearly sale Facebook for updated Bozeman Optimist Club room for modification or taking it up $5 community class, offered features up to 70 treasure-filled event information. holds two major fundraising a notch if and when you’re ready. We twice weekly. garage sale booths – all The Optimist activities – its annual invite people to come as they are.” Learn more about the studio at under one roof! And as it has in Club of Bozeman is Christmas tree sales The studio offers props with thepracticepoweryoga.com. years past, the event will also a 501(c)3 nonprofit and Garagarama. Monies teachers ready to show the class how Follow on Facebook and Instagram feature a silent auction with great and “friend of raised support a number they’re used. The physical workout, for upcoming event items from local vendors. All youth,” devoting its of local organizations however, is just the tip of the iceberg. details and other announcements. this for a nominal admission time and energy to and activities that “Baptiste Yoga is about altering our The Practice is located at 107 East with ALL proceeds benefitting raising funds for directly benefit area beliefs about what’s possible in the Oak, Suite 1B. What do you have to local youth. local youth groups, youth. • areas of life that matter most to us,” lose other than a lot of sweat and a If you’d like to show organizing youth- Casto adds. little ego? • your support by donating oriented items to the Optimists’ annual garage sale extraordinaire, event hosts will even pick up your offerings. Some restrictions apply. Finally, limited booth space may still be available. For further details, call please call (406) 599-3535. Then on April

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Brews explores early days of Montana Spring batch of ‘Art on the Rocks’ workshops announced With the instruction, socializing, and yes – for Dad after women’s suffrage panel & sunny season cocktails! This is not your average or some- quickly wine and painting class. The Art one spe- interactive Dino day approaching, on the Rocks series switches up cial. Back the Emerson the medium and beverages each at the Center for the session for those looking to learn Emerson, Domestics Arts & Culture something new and drink & Dyes is set for July has announced something different. Let 2nd. Celebrate the springtime your favorite poison coming Fourth editions of its inspire a new passion! by tie-dying popular Art Classes will be held fabrics red, white on the Rocks the first Thursday of and blue while drinking gatherings. If every month from beer made in the USA. Pinot you’re creative 6:30–8:30pm through & Pet Portraits will take place but need summer. The August 6th at the Emerson. Bring direction and Emerson and a favorite photo of your don’t want the Rocking R four-legged friend to paint commitment of Bar, the event their likeness while enjoying a multi-week series’ sponsor, share a glass of fine wine. course, this hosting duties. Cost for these classes is batch of Here’s a look at $35 each for Emerson classes is just the upcoming members and $40 for the ticket. gatherings. non-members. Grab some Cab & Clay is next Registration includes sup- friends and up on April 2nd at plies and two signature enjoy a the Emerson. Create cocktails. Must be 21+ to creative hand-built ceramic enroll. For additional series evening filled ware whilst clinking information and to register, with step-by- glasses. Margaritas & Masks please visit www.theemer- step art follows on May 7th at the R son.org/class-schedule. Bar. Decorate your own Day Located at 111 S Grand Ave., of the Dead mask in the spir- the Emerson Center for the it of Cinco de Mayo. Also at Arts & Culture serves as a the R, find a seat for Pints & primary resource for the arts, Roald Dahl’s Matilda given musical Prints on June 4th. Use arts education, and printmaking tech- cultural activities in treatment at Emerson niques to make a card Southwest Montana. •

Local Anderson School students thrilled and delighted by the story of a Matilda set an incredible artist feat. An will present the full-length staging of special little girl with an extraordinary army of creative parents have created family favorite Matilda the Musical imagination, tenacity and resilience. a world of letters, wrapping the stage BEST OF BOZEMAN BEST OF BOZEMAN this spring. in scrabble tiles. The rest -Voting OPEN- -Voting OPEN- Performances will be of the set is a blend of 13 Reptiles: Beautiful 14 Shedhorn Skimo held at the Emerson letter blocks and shapes & Deadly 9am MOR 8am Big Sky Resort Center for the Arts & that represent the NCAA Championships Gun Show 9am Gallatin Fairgrounds 9am Bridger Bowl Culture Thursday to literary passions of our Reptiles: The Beautiful & the Science Station Deadly 9am MOR Saturday, April young heroine. 2nd–4th. Curtains at Tickets are available 10am MT Science Center Creating Medicinal Gardens Read Sing Play! Storytime 7pm each night, with at www.show- 9am Paradise Permaculture 10:15 & 11:15am Library 2020 Run to the Pub 9am DT Bzn a special Saturday tix4u.com (search Supervolcanoes NCAA Championships matinee at 2pm. In its “Matilda”) or at the door. 11am & 3pm MOR 9am Bridger Bowl 25th year of They are $10 for the Friday Forum 12pm Library New to You Art & Antique Sale extravagant theatrical main floor and $7 for bal- Chasing the Ghost Particle 10am Livingston Depot Center fproductions, cony seating. Anderson’s 1pm Taylor Planetarium Women in STEM Anderson promises production of Matilda the Smith/McKay 3:30pm Scissorbills 11am Montana Science Center Mike Haring Matilda the Musical will Musical is based on the The Big Sky Tonight 2pm MOR 4pm Carabiner Lounge Leslie Fox 3:30pm Montana Jack not disappoint. book by Dennis Kelly, Gun Show Hanna & Z 3:30pm Scissorbills Saloon Inspired by the with music and lyrics by 5pm Gallatin Fairgrounds twisted genius of Tim Minchin. Gallatin Valley Food Bank New to You Art & Antique Sale Fundraiser 4pm Bzn Supper Club Roald Dahl, this Tony The Little Red 5pm Livingston Depot Center Point and Chute Film Festival Award-winning musi- Schoolhouse Players were FREE Friday Night 4:30pm Bridger Bowl cal tells the story of founded in 1996 with OZ! 5pm Montana Science Center Bob Britten Matilda, an extraordi- as its inaugural show. Donnie’s Inferno 5:30pm Kountry Korner Café 5:30pm Kountry Korner Café nary girl who, armed Additional productions The Boomerangs 6pm Wild Joe*s with a wonderful have included Oliver!, Peter Steve Rose & Cameron Gibson Dos Mayos 6pm Baxter Hotel 5:30pm Willie’s Distillery spirit and a sharp Pan, The Sound of Music, BoZambique 6pm MAP Brewing Kinetic Meditation 6pm Starlite Crazy Mountain Express mind, dares to take a The Little Mermaid, Tom The Boomerangs 6:30pm Music Ranch Montana stand and change her Sawyer, Alice in Wonderland, 6pm Valhalla Meadery destiny. Packed with high energy Some of the most notable songs A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and Fiddler 80’s Night 7pm Starlite Bozeman Ag. Appreciation Banquet Joe Schwem 7pm Norris Hot Springs dance numbers and memorable tunes, include “Naughty,” “When I Grow on the Roof, among others. Learn more 6pm GranTree Inn Vibe Quartet 7pm Red Tractor Pizza Matilda is funny, ruckus and wise. Up” and “Revolting Children.” In the about the theater program by visiting Aran Buzzas MCMS Fry Street Quartet 7pm Norris Hot Springs Children and adults alike will be tradition of Anderson productions, www.andersonmt.org. • 7:30pm MSU Reynolds Recital Hall Friday the 13th Rock Lightwire Theater Showcase 7pm Filling Station 7:30pm Warren Miller PAC Jazz Night 7pm Red Tractor Pizza Love Letters Reading Tango Dance 7:30pm Bozeman Senior Center 7:30pmTownshend’s Teahouse FUNK MELTDOWN 8pm Filling Station Love Letters Reading Big Fish 8pm Shane Lalani Center Prepare for walk down the aisle with 7:30pm Bzn Senior Center Paul Lee Kupfer 8:30pm Old Saloon Magic Beans 8pm Rialto Mike Haring 8:30pm Carabiner Lounge Big Fish 8pm Shane Center Blue Belly Junction 9pm Eagles Bar annual bridal showcase The Connection CD Release Plan your Montana wedding and partake in wine, cake and hors and additional details are available 8:30pm Labor Temple Montana Shamrockers in the heart of Bozeman! The d’oeuvres tastings along the way. at downtownbozeman.org. Blue Belly Junction 9pm Eagles 9pm Bozeman Taproom Downtown Bozeman Same-day registration Cabin Fever Band Cabin Fever Band 9pm American Legion 9pm American Legion – Bozeman Association and will be held at the Sunrise Karaoke 9pm Friendly Tavern downtown retailers, Baxter. This event is Sunrise Karaoke 9pm Sacajawea Bar Ten Years Gone along with gracious FREE of charge and 9pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon community sponsors, will be held rain or Ten Years Gone 9pm Chico Saloon Sweet Sage Band are proud to present shine. Karaoke 10pm Montana Jack 9pm Murray Bar – Livingston the 2020 Bridal A member of the Walk on Saturday, Downtown Bozeman April 4th from Partnership, the 11am–3pm on Main purpose of the Street in Downtown Downtown Bozeman Bozeman. Association (DBA) is The DBA is rolling to promote out the red carpet for Downtown Bozeman brides and their as a center of entourage downtown! business, culture and Stop by the Baxter entertainment; to Hotel any time the conduct and promote day of the event to activities and events pick up a map/ that build a strong booklet and bag of local economy; and to goodies to help you on contribute to the well- your way. Then, stroll being, growth and Main and discover nearly 50 All brides and friends also have the vitality of Downtown Bozeman. • participating businesses that can chance to win many in-store give- assist with all your aways and raffles including a wedding needs. Find everything $500 shopping spree to be used from dresses, rings, invitations, at any of the participating flowers, gift registries and more. businesses. Participate in the 11th Annual Pre-registration information, Photography Contest at the Rialto a list of participating businesses

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The Big Sky Tonight 2pm MOR 11am & 3pm MOR Supervolcanoes 11am & 3pm MOR Professional Women’s Supervolcanoes 11am & 3pm MOR Chasing the Ghost Particle Luncheon 11:30am Riverside CC Celtic Jam 2pm Bunkhouse Brewery Yoga for All 11am & 12pm Library Wonderlust Mystery Series 1pm MOR Chasing the Ghost Particle Big Fish 3pm Shane Center Chasing the Ghost Particle 12pm Country Bookshelf Open STEAMlab Hours 1pm Taylor Planetarium @ MOR Love Letters Reading 1pm Taylor Planetarium Chasing the Ghost Particle 1pm MOR 3pm Montana Science Center Dan Dubuque 3:30pm Scissorbills Brian Stumpf Bo n KC 3:30pm Scissorbills Saloon 3pm Bzn Senior Center Science Station Minecraft Meetup 3:45pm Library 3:30pm Scissorbills Saloon Kent Johnson 3:30pm Montana Jack Brian Stumpf 3:30pm Scissorbills 3pm Montana Science Center READ to a Dog 4pm Library The Two Dot Two Mathias 3:30pm Montana Jack Kids Chess Club 3:45pm Library Lauren Jackson & Brian Stumpf Open STEAMlab Hours Brian Stumpf & Ben Macht 6pm Outlaw Brewing Lauren Jackson 4:30pm Chet’s Bar 3:30pm Montana Jack 4pm Montana Science Center 4:30pm Chet’s Bar & Grill The Road Agents 6pm MAP Brewing Ladies Night 5pm Pour House LEGO Club 3:45pm Library Edis with Blake Simpson Warmachine/Hordes 5pm Rooks Jacob Rountree Mike Haring 4pm Carabiner Lounge Casual Commander Night Board Game Night 6pm Rooks Comics 6pm Santa Fe Reds 7pm Bozeman Hot Springs Community Pint Night – PEO 5pm Rooks Comics MTG Legacy 6pm Rooks Comics Rich Mayo 6pm Kountry Korner Café LFS presents Sweetgrass 4pm MAP Brewing Fly Fishing Film Tour Chalk-Tail Party 6pm Dry Hills Distillery Trivia Tuesday 7pm Shane Center Mathias 4:30pm Chet’s Bar & Grill 5pm Lone Peak Cinema Open Mic Night 6pm Willie’s Distillery 6pm Union Hall Brewery Travis Yost 7pm Norris Hot Springs Pints with Purpose Music & Mussels w/ Jess Atkins & Public Land, Business & Local Bo DePeña 6pm MAP Brewing Open Mic Night 9pm Haufbrau 5pm Bridger Brewing Joe Knapp 5:30pm Bridger Brewing Community 6pm Belgrade Library Yarn Crafting 5pm Library Tuesday MTG Draft Paintings & Poetry 5:30pm Library Cyrano de Bergerac 6:30pm The Ellen Trivia Monday 5pm Wildrye Distilling 6pm Rooks Comics Winnie Brave 6pm Outlaw Brewing Open Builds 6:30pm Bzn Makerspace Thich Nhat Hanh Practice Star Wars X-Wing Acoustic Wednesdays 6pm Wildrye Park HS Jazz Bands 7pm The Attic Group 5pm Bzn Dharma Center 6pm Rooks Comics BINGO Night! 6:30pm Office Lounge 11th & Grant w/ Laney Lou & the Bird Aaron Banfield 5pm Murray Bar Montana Manouche & Special Ecosattva Training Dogs 7pm MontanaPBS Young Adult Book Club Guests 6:30pm Devil’s Toboggan 7pm Dharma Center The Mighty Travis 7pm Bzn Hot Spring 6pm Country Bookshelf Trivia with Trisha 6:30pm El Camino Trivia Night 7pm Pub 317 Bridger Creek Boys 7pm Red Tractor Board Game Night 6pm Rooks Boy Named Banjo 7pmFilling Station Jess Atkins 7pm Bozeman Taproom Bingo Night 7pm Pine Creek Lodge Dudegrass 6:30pm Red Tractor International Folk Dancing Trivia Night 7pm Pine Creek Lodge Dervish 7:30pm Myrna Loy Center Trivia Night 7pm Bozeman Taproom 7pm Bzn Catholic Comm. Center Jason McCue and Jori Apedaile Love Letters – A Staged Game Night Trivia 7pm Bacchus Game Night 7:30pm Blunderbuss Reading 7:30pm Bzn Senior Center Improv on the Verge 7pm Townshend’s Teahouse String Jam 7:30pm Story Mansion Blake Brightman 8pm Old Saloon 7pm Verge Theater Norman Baker 7pm Murray Bar Greg Hall 8pm Eagles Bar Paul Lee Kupfer 8pm Murray Bar Sunrise Karaoke Sunrise Karaoke 9pm Bar IX Trivia Night 8pm Molly Brown Lauren Jackson & Brian Stumpf 9pm American Legion El Wencho Sunrise Karaoke 9pm El Camino 8:30pm Carabiner Lounge Open Mic Night 9pm Haufbrau 9pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon Open Mic Night 9pm Haufbrau Sunrise Karaoke 9pm Eagles Bar

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New doc considers possibilities and Experimental film pitfalls of gene-editing anthology examines life

On Thursday, March 26th, at the the South by Southwest Film Festival subjects include a wide range of Emerson Center for the Arts & to widespread critical acclaim. scientists and bioengineers working in seven-year slices Culture, the Bozeman Doc Series “[Director] Adam Bolt weaves on the front line of what might be On Wednesday, March 25th, years have won an array of awards. presents the Montana premiere of intellectual and emotional possible, and fully aware of the Bozeman Film Society presents 63 New York Times film critic A.O. Scott the critically acclaimed new arguments into the film’s DNA... It’s concerns they must address. The Up at Downtown Bozeman’s Ellen has called the Up series “One of the documentary, strongest Theatre. The ninth installment in most remarkable experiments in the Human element in the Up series screens at 7pm. history of cinema… Rarely has Nature. The Human Nature is Led by award-winning director ordinary existence seemed so multi- film screens Bolt’s ability to Michael Apted (Chronicles of Narnia, faceted and enigmatic.” at 7pm. match abstract Amazing Grace) throughout the Director Michael Apted, who From theory with decades, this groundbreaking moved to Hollywood in the late ‘70s executive what it could documentary anthology has now to direct films including award producer Dan mean for reached 63 Up, gaining further winning film Coal Miner’s Daughter, Rather and individual illuminating insight into its premise The World Is Not Enough, The Chronicles director Adam humans. This of asking whether of Narnia: The Voyage of Bolt, the co- is especially or not our adult the Dawn and Gorillas writer and compelling in lives are pre- in the Mist, has editor of the the case of determined by returned every Oscar-winning David Sanchez, our earliest seven years to film Inside Job, a child whose influences chart the comes the story sickle-cell ane- and the children’s of the biggest mia could be social progress tech revolution eradicated with class in through life. of the 21st Century. And it isn’t smart, provocative, and stimulating. CRISPR-inspired treatments. This which we Over six digital, it’s biological. Human Nature pulls audiences into brave new world might seem fright- are raised. decades, the A breakthrough called CRISPR the conversation and leaves viewers ening, yet when it comes to changing An issue as films have has given us unprecedented control with ample thoughts and feelings to the life of someone you love, who relevant to documented the over the basic building blocks of life. consider.” – POV Magazine could possibly say no?” – The List our society group as they became It opens the door to curing diseases, “Fascinating… an engrossing Single admission to Human Nature now as when adults and entered reshaping the biosphere, and treatment of a revolutionary break- is $10, or $8 for students. Tickets are the series first appeared. The middle-age, dealing with designing our own children. Human through in biochemistry. Beyond available at the door or in advance documentary film reveals more life- everything life has thrown at them in Nature is a provocative exploration of what we can now do to change our at Cactus Records and Movie changing decisions, more shocking between. Now, as the group reaches CRISPR’s far-reaching implications, genetic code, CRISPR presages a Lovers, as well as the Doc Series announcements and joy and tears in retirement age, the film is back to through the eyes of the scientists world where we can tweak not just website. Visit www.bozemandoc- equal measure. discover what they are doing. Not who discovered it, the families it’s our own DNA, but that of other series.org to view trailers for The original 1964 Seven Up was rated, the film runs 144 minutes. affecting, and the bioengineers who species and genera, perhaps fortify- upcoming films. broadcast as a World in Action special Reserved seats for 63 Up are are testing its limits. How will this ing plants and animals against the This biweekly documentary inspired by the founding editor Tim $9.75 for adults or $9.25 for seniors new power change our relationship dangers of climate change. Exciting, screening series is curated by award- Hewats’ passionate interest in the and students. Advance tickets avail- with nature? What will it mean for but also scary. Who knows what may winning filmmaker Jason Burlage. Jesuit saying, “Give me the child able at www.theellentheatre.org human evolution? To begin to happen when we start playing god The Doc Series brings brand new until he is seven, and I will give you (plus service fees). The Ellen lobby answer these questions we must look with the universe.” – Hammer to Nail films from around the world to the the man,” and his anger at what he opens one hour before the screen- back billions of years and peer into “Accessible and engaging… Bolt Emerson’s Crawford Theater and saw as the rigidity of social class in ing for refreshments. an uncertain future. is good at keeping the science at a will continue every other Thursday England. Seven Up featured the Bozeman Film Society seeks out Human Nature world premiered at level that is clear and concise. His through May 10th. • children talking about their hopes and presents independent films and dreams for the future. As which engage, entertain, and foster members of the generation who an understanding of the world would be running the country by the community around us. Visit year 2000, what did they think they www.bozemanfilmsociety.org Tiger’s Wife author Téa Obreht to read would become? for film previews and further The result was ground-breaking information – and “Keep ‘Em from latest novel at Elk River and the follow-up films every seven Flickering!” • Internationally acclaimed novelist in The Best American Short Stories and recipient of the Rona Jaffe fellow- Téa Obreht headlines Elk River The Best American Non-Required ship from the Dorothy and Lewis B. Arts & Lectures’ 2020 spring lecture Reading, and has appeared in The Cullman Center for Scholars and series with an upcoming Writers at the New York YGM series ventures to reading. The event will Public Library, and a 2016 be held Thursday, April fellowship from the 9th, at Livingston’s Elk National Endowment for early years of Park County River Books. the Arts. A Serbian native, Obreht was the Obreht’s family immigrated at top of April youngest winner of the to the United States when Orange Prize for her she was a teenager, and she The opening edition of shops east of the mountains. debut novel, The Tiger’s currently teaches at Hunter Yellowstone Gateway The railroad was the largest Wife. She’s a National College in New York. Museum’s spring speaker series, employer in the county for Book Award finalist, a During Obreht’s visit – ‘People & Place,’ is set for many years, driving economic National Book Foundation which is made possible in Wednesday, April 1st. development that led to the “5 Under 35” honoree part through a grant from “Livingston & Park County: separation of Park County from and was named by The the Park County The Early Years” will be Gallatin County in 1883. New Yorker as one of the 20 Community Foundation – presented by Museum Director Shea has served as director of best American fiction will also include a meeting Paul Shea. The free programs the Yellowstone Gateway writers under 40. with students at Park High are held at Downtown Museum since December 2009. Her latest book, Inland, School. The free, public Livingston’s Park Photo Before his move to Livingston, he is set in the “lawless, event will take place beginning at 7pm. was the founding executive drought-ridden lands of upstairs at Elk River Books, Shea’s presentation will director of the Yellowstone the Arizona Territory in and will include a book illustrate the area’s early Historic Center in West 1893 … grounded in true signing and reception. Elk history with historic photos from Yellowstone, a position he held but little-known history.” River is located at 120 N the museum’s collection, tracing from 1998 to 2008. Shea also As in her first novel, Inland Main in Livingston. the beginnings and the oversaw the restoration of West is lightly infused with the Elk River Arts & development of Park County. Yellowstone’s historic railroad mythical and mysterious. Lectures is a nonprofit He’ll explore the success story district. He has lived and worked Kirkus Reviews writes that organization that seeks to of Livingston and the county as a in and around Yellowstone Inland is “saturated in bring writers to Livingston whole, which rose from a National Park since 1979 and is enough realism and magic for free public readings, and sleepy agricultural area that originally from Nevada. He retires to make the ghost of to provide opportunities for was once part of Gallatin in April but plans to remain Gabriel García Márquez those writers to interact County to a bustling railroad in Livingston. grin... The final, luminous with local public school center and gateway to the world’s The speaker series continues chapter is six pages that will take New Yorker, Harper’s, The Atlantic, students. For more information, call first national park. Livingston on April 15th with “The Day your breath away.” Vogue, Esquire and Zoetrope: All-Story, (406) 333-2330 or visit was built because of the Northern That Finally Came,” a program Her work has been anthologized among many others. She was the www.elkriverarts.org. • Pacific Railroad (NPR) and the about the Little Shell Chippewa location of its locomotive repair Tribe. “The History of Mountain Sky & West Creek Ranches” follows April 29th. The final program, “A Brief History of Cooke City,” closes the series on May 13th. All programs are held at Park Photo, 115 S Main, in Downtown Livingston. Each begin at 7pm. The speaker series is free, open to the public and refreshments are served. Donations are appreciated. Doors open at 6:30pm. For more information, visit www.yellowstonegate- waymuseum.org or find them on Facebook. •

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Blue Slipper engrosses with shorts by Last chance to revel in Tennessee Williams wonder of Big Fish Kicking off its 56th season, Haseltine and Emily Jones, pits a As part of Beaudin’s design The Shane Livingston’s Blue Slipper Theatre young couple’s dreams against a concept, each play will feature an Lalani Center will present four one-act plays by seemingly bleak reality. Rounding original painted backdrop created for the Arts American theatre icon Tennessee out the production, “Talk to Me by celebrated local artists Jim continues to Williams. The Marc Beaudin- Like the Rain and Let Me Barrett, Edd Enders, Angie Froke present folksy directed performances run from Listen…,” featuring Arlen Guest and Aaron Schuerr. fairytale Big March 20th to April 5th, with an and Aya Rordam, is a poetic Williams, along with his Fish in 8pm show time on Friday and rumination on despair and hope. contemporaries Eugene O’Neill Livingston. Saturday evenings and Arthur Miller, is Performances and Sunday considered among the run through matinees at 3pm. three foremost play- March 22nd Talk to Me wrights of 20th- in the Dulcie Like the Rain: century American Theatre. Short Plays by drama. After years of Based on Tennessee obscurity, he became the novel by Williams includes suddenly famous Daniel a sampling of two- with the success of Wallace and person dramas The Glass Menagerie. It Tim Burton’s written from was the first of a string acclaimed 1940–1970. of hits, including A film, Big Fish Together, the plays Streetcar Named Desire, tells the story of Edward Bloom, a Performances take place Fridays examine the variety Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, traveling salesman who lives leads and Saturdays at 8pm, of ways people Sweet Bird of Youth, and an extraordinary life full of followed by Sunday matinees at strive to connect The Night of the Iguana. witches, giants and mermaids. 3pm. Tickets to all shows are $18 and sometimes fail He also wrote over 70 Edward’s incredible stories thrill for adults, $14 for seniors and to connect. one-act plays, as everyone around him – most of all, college students, and $10 for “Auto-Da-Fé,” well as short stories, his devoted wife Sandra. But their youth 17 and under. featuring Merin poetry, essays and son Will, about to have a child of To make reservations, visit Coats and John a memoir. his own, is determined to find the www.theshanecenter.org or call Henry Haseltine, The show runs truth behind his father’s epic tales. the box office at (406) 222-1420. explores the approximately an Overflowing with heart and humor, The Shane Center is dangers of religious hour and a half and Big Fish is an extraordinary musical located at 415 E Lewis St. fanaticism and will be performed tale – spectacular, fantastical, and Big Fish is generously repressed desire. with one 15-minute full of love. sponsored by Sky Federal Credit “I Can’t Imagine intermission. Tickets Big Fish runs weekends through Union, Mustang Market, Secluded Tomorrow,” range from $10 to March 22nd in the Dulcie Theatre Water and Yellowstone Valley featuring Meriweather Campbell Williams believed that $16, and are available at at the Shane Lalani Center. Lodge & Grill. • and Emily Jones, is a look at the theatre should be “a punch to the www.blueslipper.org or by interdependency of close friends – sternum,” and these plays calling (406) 222-7720. The Blue and one-time lovers – faced with definitely pack a wallop. However, Slipper is located at 113 E looming changes. “Mooney’s Kid there is much in these works to be Callender in Downtown Don’t Cry,” featuring John Henry uplifted and thrilled by. Livingston. • Social & systemic affects on birth control access Montana Shakes’ Cyrano stagings follow Peace Corps panel precede Ellen silver screenings The Montana State University United States is largely dependent Women’s Center will present Sack on social and systemic factors. Opening March 20th, the world’s largest corporations. In their songs and how that music Lunch Seminar “Women Discrepancies in these factors have Downtown Bozeman’s Ellen the process, he risks everything – continues to inspire today. Echo in Serving in the Peace Corps” often had enormously negative Theatre welcomes Montana his future, his family and his own the Canyon contains candid on Wednesday, March 25th. A trio political and economic impacts on Shakespeare in the Parks for a life – to expose the truth. All seats conversations and performances of Returned Peace Corps traditionally spring staging of Cyrano de for the “David-vs-Goliath legal with Brian Wilson, Ringo Volunteers will marginalized Bergerac. A gifted duelist and thriller for our times” (Rolling Stone) Starr, Michelle Phillips, Eric present from noon–1pm populations. dispenser of Clapton, in the Strand With improved wit, Cyrano Stephen Union Building, technology in is in love Stills, David Room 168. family planning with the Crosby, Since its methods, why beautiful Graham inception, do some Roxanne. Nash, Roger women have communities However, his McGuinn been part of continue to shockingly and Jackson the Peace struggle with large nose Browne, Corps, higher rates makes him as well as empowering of too insecure contempo- other unplanned to think she rary women pregnancies could ever musicians around the and the neg- love him. they world ative domino Roxanne influenced through both effects that falls for the such as Tom direct and follow? Join handsome Petty (in his indirect Holzer for a Christian very last film actions. Join close examina- and Cyrano interview), three RPCVs tion of this issue. endeavors to Beck, Fiona who will discuss The MSU Women’s help him Apple, Cat their experiences in Center is a department in the woo her. Power, the Corps and their division of Student Success and With Regina hopes and actions for was created to promote greater dazzling Spektor and women’s empowerment around responsiveness to the needs of uni- swordplay, Norah the globe. versity women. Hours of operation dizzying wit Jones. All “What Are Your Politics are Monday through Friday from and deep seats are Doing in My Birth Control?” 9am–4pm during the academic ro-mance, $8.50. another Sack Lunch Seminar, is set year, when classes are in session. Cyrano will delight and devastate. All seats are $7.50. Wine, beer and concessions for Wednesday, April 1st. MSU Lectures are FREE and open The play stars Tony- Looking to next month, the will be sold in the lobby one hour student Caitlin Holzer will present to the public. nominated Broadway, film and music-based documentary before each event. Ticketing from noon–1pm in For more information about television actor Jeffrey McCarthy, a Echo in the Canyon screens on and further information about SUB 168. these and other events, visit cast of many Shakespeare in the Friday, April 3rd at 7:30pm. The these and other upcoming Access to birth control in the www.montana.edu/women. • Parks favorites including Aila Peck, film celebrates the explosion of happenings is available at Joe Faifer, Riley O’Toole, Erik popular music that came out of www.theellentheatre.org. Pearson and Kalen Watson, LA’s Laurel Canyon in the mid-60s For additional inquiries, among a host of local stars. as folk music went electric and call (406) 585-5885 or stop into Performances of Edmond gave birth to the California the box office. Hours are Rostand’s swashbuckling romance Sound. Jakob Dylan uncovers Wednesday to Saturday from will be held weekends through never-before-heard personal 1–3pm, and two hours prior March 29th. Friday and Saturday details behind the bands and to events. • evening shows start at 7:30pm. Saturday and Sunday matinees begin at 2pm. Tickets range $21.25 to $41.25. A special preview event on March 19th will precede the regular performances. The evening will feature catered reception with two complimentary drinks, live music and the show, followed by a mix and mingle with the cast. Events begin at 6:30pm. Additional details available through the Ellen website. The Ellen hosts a screening of Dark Waters on Thursday, March 26th. Beginning at 7:30pm, The New York Times calls the film “exceedingly well-executed.” Inspired by a shocking true story, a tenacious attorney (Mark Ruffalo) uncovers a dark secret that connects a growing number of unexplained deaths due to one of

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Zoot invites Montana artists to display Doc based in Absaroka- work in Bozeman gallery Beartooth screens in Zoot Enterprises is inviting for the Arts. Application materials works,” says Nelson. Montana artists to submit deadline is June 30th. All work sold through the Livingston proposals for displaying their work When Zoot founder and CEO gallery is commission-free. The Livingston Film Series will for the Arts. in the Zoot Art Gallery. The Chris Nelson planned Zoot’s new Underwriting is provided for present a free screening of the Doors open at 6:30pm. museum quality gallery boasts 108 headquarters building he required artists’ opening receptions. 2009 documentary Sweetgrass Concessions are available prior to square feet of wall hanging space an unusual design element: space Public hours are 9am to 4pm, on Sunday, March 15th. The film the 7pm screenings. Admission is and large floor areas for sculpture. for a dedicated, first-rate art Monday through Friday. For begins at 7pm at the Shane Lalani always free, but donations are One exhibiting artist described it gallery. further information and to down- Center for gratefully accepted. as “...arguably the finest gallery “Art spurs creativity in the load the application materials, visit the Arts. For more information, please space in the area.” work place and we wanted to have www.zootartgallery.com or An Exhibits rotate approximately that environment here. It’s also contact gallery coordinator Darcy unsentimental every three months, and are important to provide local artists Barry at darcy.barry- elegy to the selected by the Zoot Committee with a venue to display their @zootweb.com. • American West, Sweetgrass follows the last modern-day cowboys to lead Bozeman Improverts close month with their flocks of sheep up into Montana’s two nights of Random Acts Absaroka- Taking over the Little Black on the popular tv show Whose Line on the spot. Head down Beartooth Box for back-to-back nights of Is It Anyway?) with long-form for a new, fun-filled show twice mountains for hysteria, Verge Theater’s monthly. Cheap thrills for summer pas- Random Acts of your laugh hole! ture. This Improv return late this Upcoming shows are set astonishingly month. The Friday and for March 16th and 30th beautiful yet Saturday night shows at 7pm. Tickets are $9. unsparing film begin at 8pm, March Ages 17+. reveals a world 27th and 28th. The Tickets are on in which nature Bozeman Improverts sale now for Verge’s and culture, will deliver a pair of Constellations, animals and spontaneous, full-length Nick Payne’s humans, shows. Witness the years spellbinding tale of vulnerability this troupe has spent hon- science and romance. and violence ing their communication Opening April 3rd, are all intimate- skills and be prepared to performances will run ly meshed. laugh your ass off at their through April 19th. Now in its clever witticisms and zany Tickets are $19. fifth season, the story arcs! Tickets are $9. Ages 14+. Livingston Film Appropriate for Log on to www.ver- Series presents those 17+. getheater.com for a variety of And as always, belly reservations and further independent up to the all-you-can-eat information about features, comedy buffet with upcoming productions! documentaries, local films, visit theshanecenter.org. Improv on the Verge! Advance tickets are and special screenings on the The Livingston Film Series They pair the fun and energy scenes in which they create also available in store at third Sunday of every month is generously sponsored by of short-form games (like you see hilarious characters and storylines Cactus Records. • in the Dulcie Theatre at the Donald B. Gimbel, Marilyn Sane Lalani Center Clotz and Mary Ann Bearden. •

MSU Wonderlust to host presentation Jordan World Circus back on land conservation efforts in at the Fairgrounds for Montana’s Centennial Valley one night only! MSU News Service wildlife refuges in Montana for 30 largest wetland complex in the The Jordan World Circus years) and $18 for adults Montana State University years, will discuss land Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. returns to the Gallatin County (plus fees), available at Wonderlust, in partnership with conservation across a patchwork of The valley is the uppermost Fairgrounds as part of its 2020 www.eventbrite.com (search the Belgrade Community Library, land ownership in the Centennial point of the Missouri/Mississippi tour for another round of live “Jordan World Circus”). Also find will host “Public Land, Valley. He will talk on how part- watershed and includes the action on Monday, March 30th. discounted combo pricing, a Business and Local nerships that respect the business Red Rock Lakes National Shows will take place at 4:30pm family pack option, and military Community: A National climate of the local community Wildlife Refuge. and 7:30pm. With three rings of admission online only. Tickets Wildlife Refuge Example,” on while protecting public lands can West managed national will also be Thursday, March 19th, at the result in a thriving local wildlife refuges in Montana for available at the 30 years, including gate at additional assignments at the cost, while supplies National Bison Range last. Children 2 and Red Rock Lakes. He and under has worked to build admitted FREE. partnerships and Find the Circus on networks for the Facebook for conservation of fish updated event and wildlife, promote information. Acts sustainable agriculture are subject to and foster cooperation change. between state and The Jordan tribal governments. He World Circus – one has focused on Montana of North America’s wildlife species such as premier traveling wild bison, trumpeter circuses – is owned swans, grizzly bears and and produced by Arctic grayling. Jody and Melanie This event is Jordan of Las presented by MSU Vegas, Nevada. Belgrade Community Library. economy as well as successful Wonderlust and the Belgrade Hailing from a The event begins at 6pm and is conservation efforts. Community Library long background of preceded by a reception at Located in southwest Montana and is sponsored by aerialists and circus 5:30pm. It is free and open to the north of the Continental Divide, First Interstate Bank. performers, Jordan public. the Centennial Valley consists of a Wonderlust is a program of brings a unique Bill West, who recently retired high-elevation, nearly intact Academic Technology and affordable family fun, the Jordan talent to the circus management from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife landscape of forest, sagebrush Outreach at MSU. ATO works World Circus will thrill fans of all field. These exciting two-hour Service and managed national steppe, wet meadow and the across MSU to support and ages. Come see the death-defying shows are presented on annual advance the land-grant mission aerial acts and animal attractions – tours from coast to coast and through unique and innovative including tigers and elephants. In border to border by local Shrine opportunities for outreach addition to the performing acts, Centers and Clubs, police and fire and engagement. kids will have the unique associations, civic clubs and For more information opportunity to ride and pet organizations, merchant on Wonderlust or this different types of animals. associations, local presenters community event, please visit Advance general admission and venues, and fairs, festivals, montana.edu/wonderlust. • tickets are $14 for children (3-12 parks and the like. For more information, visit thejordanworldcircus.com. •

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11th & Grant showcases two regional favorites with encore airings Kozeil adds giving their performances a sense of electricity and occasion, then blast the roof off with imagination with his their big band, powerhouse sound. extraordinary Members of Paige & the People have improvised key solos. shared the stage with such musical Ben Johns brings class legends as BB King, The Doobie Brothers and a smoky allure and Lyle Lovett. with his warm and 11th & Grant with Eric Funk is the commanding premier outlet for music performance in saxophone. Orin Montana, seeking out the state’s most Gunderson pops the acclaimed, accomplished, and top end with control of pioneering talent. The Emmy®-winning his ever-compelling performance series also devotes trumpet. Casey George significant time to each artist’s personal holds down the low story, insights into their music and their end with a robust tone approach to life, ultimately providing a and vivid bass fills. deeper experience than a seat at a Leah Hueser and concert. Accomplished composer and Karla Vandersloot fill musician Eric Funk serves as host and out the sound with artistic director, hand selecting each skilled, exciting and performer from communities around the sultry vocals, and state to form a diverse series Dan Bradner brightens featuring genres from jazz to classical, the stage with his country to zydeco, and rock to fusion. exceptional and Previous episodes of 11th & Grant are inspired guitar. available to stream anytime at Paige and the People’s Band The band www.11thandgrant.com or on the dresses to impress, 11th & Grant app. • MontanaPBS will feature two Treasure Josh Moore (vocals & guitar). Having State favorites in upcoming episodes of shared stages with Keb Mo’, Nitty Gritty 11th & Grant with Eric Funk, its Dirt Band, Corb Lund, Jeff Austin, Mark signature music series. The encore airings Chesnutt and more, their latest album Sweet will showcase Bozeman’s own Laney Lou Little Lies features singles “Carolina” and Tickets now on sale for annual & the Bird Dogs and Paige & the “Time or Tears.” People’s Band. Paige & the People bring their high Tune in for the Bird Dogs at 7pm on energy mix of funk, soul and rock to 11th festival celebrating Montana brewers Thursday, March 19th to experience the & Grant on the following Thursday, March The ultimate celebration of Montana have the opportunity to sample beers relentlessly energetic bluegrass-Americana 26th at 7pm. The horn-powered and craft beer is back! Tap into Montana from 25 Montana breweries with great local band, combining soaring four-part vocally charged group has a feeling of ‘70s Brew Fest & Craft Beer Week food from Zac’s Montana Barbecue harmony and rock n’ roll drive. This group soul with a modern twist. The band is returns to Livingston for its 6th annual event available for purchase. This year’s live gets people dancing and singing along to reminiscent of groups like Cold Blood or in mid-April. entertainment will be provided by Jess original tunes and covers alike. With a Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings, but with a This extended series of events is the ulti- Atkins and Milton Menasco & the Big combined 30 years of experience in blues, more contemporary feel. They pride mate celebration of Montana craft beer. It Fiasco. The 2020 event schedule will also rock, country, metal, folk and indie bands, themselves on playing diverse music from encompasses a week of craft beer-related feature a free kick-off event at Bozeman’s the members found their common ground several genres, all infused with a generous events hosted by local businesses throughout SHINE Beer Sanctuary on Saturday, in bluegrass and country music, bringing a dose of soul in every song. Livingston, ending with a Montana-focused March 28th, as well as a post-Brew Fest truly unique sound to the folk scene. Lead singer Paige Rasmussen is joined Brew Fest. Craft beer lovers will find unique brunch on Sunday. Laney Lou & the Bird Dogs features the by a cast of legendary Montana opportunities to experience craft beer in a Regular admission Brew Fest tickets are talents of Lena Schiffer (vocals, guitar & musicians. Her brother and co-founder, whole new way. With events incorporating $30 in advance and $35 at the event. Cost percussion), Matt Demarais (vocals, banjo Aaron Rasmussen, provides a rhythmic the rich diversity of Livingston from beer includes a sampler glass and unlimited & dobro), Ethan Demarais (bass), Brian backbone to this dynamic group as pairings, friendly competitions, and so samples. VIP admission is also available for Kassay (fiddle, mandolin & harmonica) and drummer and vocalist. Mike “The Wizard” much more. $40 in advance or $45 at the door, Craft beer week will take place April depending on availability. VIPs are granted entry one hour early (2pm) to sample all their favorite brews and chat with the brewers. A special edition sampler glass is included with this ticket option. For those coming from out of town, discounted lodging is available at the historic Murray Hotel in Downtown Livingston. Be sure to mention Tap into Montana when making your room reservation! Windrider Transit will provide a free shuttle service for event-goers from multiple Livingston locations, to and from the brew fest. Visit 13th–16th with beer-inspired events www.tapintomt.com for further event throughout town, followed by the main details, lodging and shuttle information, event on Saturday, April 18th from 3–7pm and to purchase tickets. Stay tuned for at Park County Fairgrounds. Attendees will additional details. •

Bozeman Symphony heads to Livingston for popular concert series Bozeman Symphony will present special event Symphony at the Shane this month. On Thursday, March 26th, the popular concert series returns to Livingston’s Shane Lalani Center for the Arts with music beginning at 7:30pm. Symphony at the Shane performances feature the very best of Megan Makeever, Sue Makeever & Angela Espinosa the Bozeman Sandy Stimson, Wendy Bickford & Stefan Stern Symphony Orchestra clarinet: a botanist inspired piece, a and Symphonic Choir. Each performance birthday present from one composer to showcases two diverse soloists and another and a German Romantic trio of ensembles. You’ll be wowed by these oboe, clarinet, and piano filled with fantastic musicians and proud to know they beautiful melodies and virtuosic passages. are your neighbors! Adult admission is $15 with Flutists Megan Makeever Ali and Sue discounted student and senior tickets Makeever with harpist Angela Espinosa will available for $10. Purchase tickets at perform works by Berlioz, Ibert, Mouquet, bozemansymphony.org or the door, Debussy, Ian Clarke and others. Livingston based on availability. Call (406) 585-9774 resident oboist Sandy Stimson, clarinetist for further details. The Shane Center Wendy Bickford, and pianist Stefan Stern is located at 415 East Lewis in will perform unique pieces for oboe and Livingston. • Page 2B • The RollingZone • MaRch 15, 2020

Gardening season sprouts as Norris welcomes musicians galore to Poolside Stage by Kathleen Rauch organization and hard work goes melodic rock originals Days are getting longer at on behind the scenes to make Kristin Lundell inspired by the likes of Norris Hot Springs as the Vernal Norris a year-round oasis of hot Veruca Salt, Juliana Hatfield Equinox approaches, heralding the springs soaking, relaxation, good and The Beatles. She’ll also beginning of spring. Activity amps food and good times. have the audience singing up at Norris to ensure a Hot Springs hours are 4–10pm along as she puts her spin successful and abundant summer on Monday/Thursday/Friday, and on hits that span the soaking season, including a 10am–10pm on Saturday/Sunday. decades. verdant bounty in the garden. The 50-Mile Snack Bar serves up Raven Roshi entertains Annie, the gardener, sorts the a mouth-watering menu of nachos, on Saturday, March 28th. seeds and plans the garden with an paninis, pizzas along with weekly Original songs are written eye for productivity and beauty. specials and homemade desserts. and performed by Charles Gardening in Norris has its 50-Mile is open during pool hours Wolf Drimal on Spanish challenges for sure! Annie has to and all the food items are available guitar, resonator guitar, account for extreme weather and for take-out, too! The NO harmonica and foot the possibility of a killing freeze LOOSE DOGS Saloon serves up tambourine. He’s every month of the year. The craft beer along with carefully accompanied by Chris season is short, due to latitude, selected wines and a whole host of Jenkins on lead electric Jess Atkins altitude and the cold, but Annie non-alcoholic options. guitar and occasionally other finds ways to coax life from the Enjoy live, acoustic music supreme musicians. harsh and beautiful Norris land- played “Live from the Dome,” Weston Lewis is back scape. The garden supplies over a every Friday, Saturday and Sunday on Sunday, March 29th. ton of fresh vegetables, herbs and night. Norris Hot Springs attracts Lewis plays with a number fruits that get transformed into local, regional and national of local bands, solo vibrant, seasonal, healthy dining musicians playing everything from performances, and as a sit-in options by the skilled kitchen crew. bluegrass to alternative indie lead guitarist for artists Any excess produce that doesn’t sounds. Music begins at 7pm. including The Andrew Hand get used during the season gets On Friday, March 20th, enjoy Band, John Sherrill, The preserved and stored for the musical stylings of Neil Filo Electric Sunday, Lang winter/spring use. Beddow. He plays original folk Termes, Mathias, and St Patrick’s Day, March 17th, rock for the soul, and describes his few different styles of guitar from his whimsical sense of irony. MOTH. His solo sets are marks the beginning of planting at guitar style as the “West Dakota playing, Rountree captivates Lang’s selection of covers comprised mostly of acoustic rock Norris Hot Springs following a stutter.” His lyrically scrambled audiences and sponsors a rocking ranges from early country covers and some of his original long-standing tradition iambic pentameter can be good time for everyone in blues to the full gamut of songs. In band settings, he likes to popularized by the Farmer’s politically bent, spiritually seeking, attendance. contemporary classics. A few of play funk, jazz, country Almanac. Tender greens for early and tongue-in-cheek humorous Lang Termes provides the his biggest influences include and more. spring salads, along with chard, with just a twist of serious. tunes on Sunday, March 22nd. His Muddy Waters, Woody Guthrie, Come for a soak, stay for kale, violas, peas and carrots are Local folk/rock musician vocal style ranges from Bruce Springsteen, Eddie Vedder, the food, beverages, music and planted in the greenhouse. Hardy, Jacob Rountree follows on mellow folk ballads to growling and Townes Van Zandt. an all-around iconic Montana fall-planted spinach braves the Saturday, March 21st. His relatable boogie blues. His style of Kristin Lundell takes the experience. For menus and the winter cold outside and is songs are marked by contemplative songwriting – both original music stage Friday, March 27th. The complete music calendar, visit just popping up. and powerful lyrics that help build and lyrics – comes deep from the local singer/songwriter and norrishotsprings.com. Follow Thoughtful planning, the soul. Pairing his vocals with a heart, or in some cases, bubbles up guitarist performs catchy, on Facebook and Instagram.•

Big Sky mountain music Aaberg, Fleming reunite for April tour fest perfect spring segue of six Montana cities Music sounds better in the Mandolin-extraordinaire Grammy and Emmy- bluegrass, rock and new music Lauper, The Grateful Dead or mountains, and the 14th Sam Bush is often credited as the nominated composer and pianist elements into his compositions The Beatles, Fleming defies easy Annual Big Sky Big Grass father of “Newgrass,” a Philip Aaberg will join beloved and musical structures. Although classification simply saying in festival is more than ready to bluegrass style that uses Montana vocalist Jeni Fleming best known for his solo piano defense “a good song is a good prove it! Set for April 9th–12th, electronic versions of common for a multi-city engagement work, he is most at home in the song.” Her signature ballads drip the music-filled gathering will bluegrass instruments. His latest next month. chamber jazz genre. His composi- with so much emotion that an feature a mix of small-stage and album, Storyman, is a The duo will take the stage on tions are noted for their “rigorous audience member suggested large-venue shows at Big Sky freewheeling collection that a seven-date adding Resort. Spend the day on the gleefully picks and chooses from statewide tour, Kleenex slopes making first tracks before jazz, folk, blues, reggae, bringing each boxes on Philip Aaberg spending the evening tracking country swing and bluegrass to of their each chair up the dance floor! create a jubilant noise only unique voices in her tech As in years past, the classifiable as the Sam Bush to beautiful rider. Big four-day music festival will sound. Many of the songs are and Sky Journal feature an all-star lineup stories, several true, which he co- unexpected comment- including Big Grass faves Sam wrote with friends including repertoire, ed, “an Bush Band, The Travelin’ Guy Clark, Emmylou Harris, including evening of McCourys, Drew Emmitt John Randall Stewart and Jeff selections by this and Band, Grant Farm, Keller Black, among others. The Kinks, you’re both Williams’ Grateful Grass The Travelin’ McCourys Gnarls whipped and the Big Sky local Lone return to Big Sky with Barkley, The and Mountain Trio. This year will selections from their Grammy- Band, Def exhilarated, also welcome new faces Love winning bluegrass album. The Leppard (!), you’ve Canon, Lindsay Lou, Sweet long-awaited, self-titled debut Joni Mitchell wiped your Lillies and John Stickley is a brilliantly executed set and many eyes, yet Trio. Here’s a look at a few of overflowing with inventive others. your cheeks the headlining acts. style, stellar musicianship, Bozeman’s hurt from Keller Williams’ Grateful and, of course, plenty of burnin’ Emerson all the Grass delivers loose grass. From the headwaters of Center for the Arts & Culture keyboard technique, diverse grinning.” With every interpretations of Grateful Bill Monroe and the waves of will host Aaberg and Fleming on influences, and colorful composi- performance, the songs and Dead songs done in a bluegrass Jerry Garcia to a sound both Friday, April 10th. The style. Take Keller’s fascination rooted and revolutionary, music begins at 7:30pm. with the Dead and mix it soulful and transcending that General admission Jeni Fleming together with his love of belongs only to the Travelin’ tickets are $20. psychedelic improvisational McCourys. Philip Aaberg gained bluegrass music and out burps One of the largest and international recognition this project. But fair warning, if most exciting winter bluegrass through a series of you like your Grateful Dead gatherings returns this successful piano recordings songs performed in their original spring, and this year’s lineup released on Windham Hill way, or if you prefer traditional promises not to disappoint! All Records. First appearing on bluegrass, this isn’t for you. If access weekend passes and the national scene with the you like singing along to Dead single-show admission on Elvin Bishop Band, he songs in that song’s normal sale now. would later tour with Peter tempo but dancing double Tickets, detailed schedule, and Gabriel and record with the time to the music, this is lodging promos are available at Doobie Brothers, Kenny definitely your jam! bigskyresort.com/biggrass. • Rogers and Vince Gill. His second release with Sweetgrass Music, Live from Montana, received a Grammy nomination. Classically trained, Aaberg tional style.” Learn more about stories of Jeni Fleming are incorporates classical, jazz, Aaberg by visiting www.sweet- winning the hearts of audiences grassmusic.com. from coast to coast. Learn more at After seven albums and www.jenifleming.com. many cross-country tours, Jeni All told, the tour will Fleming has become one of the include stops in Big Timber, West’s most sought-after Bozeman, Helena, Billings and musicians, bringing a Chester. Find the complete breathtaking originality to some schedule on Aaberg and Fleming’s of the best music of the respective websites and American songbook. From Facebook pages. General classic jazz standards by admission tickets for all shows composers like Gershwin, Cole are $20 and available at Porter and Jobim, to re- www.aabergfleming.brown arranged pop hits by Cyndi papertickets.com. •

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Pints, pickers & nonprofits Eagles entertains with live acts, at communal haunt confection-filled spring drag show Things are constantly as the “West Dakota stutter.” His finest queens and kings for Bridger Brewing changing around Bozeman, but lyrically scrambled iambic a night of sugary drag opulence. the Eagles remains one of the pentameter can be politically bent, The 18+ evening includes a $5 area’s longest-running happy hour spiritually seeking, and tongue-in- cover. Those 21+ must have spots. The downtown hub also cheek humorous with just a twist valid ID to order from bar. features regular live music by local of serious. Doors at 8pm. See the Countship musicians and visiting acts. Here’s Close 2 Toast are back Facebook page for additional a look at what’s happening at on Friday and Saturday, March event details. FOE in the coming weeks. 27th and 28th. Formed from all There’s no better Thirsty On Wednesday, March 18th, the right elements found within the Thursday than one with Sunrise

Greg Hall Karaoke, provides the setting up at live acoustics FOE every at 8pm. Head week at downtown for 9pm. Sing your midweek your heart cold one and out, cheer

Jess Atkins enjoy his on your musical friends and stylings! maybe even Bridger Brewing is sporting a Floyd, Tsunami Funk and MOTH, Harley do a dance new look in advance of their prepare for a fun set of covers and welcome expansion, but devotees originals that will span the genres. Osterlund number takes the stage between needn’t worry. The local Local musician Tim brewery’s marquee suds remain as Rooney will provide the tunes on Friday and songs! Saturday, Bridger delicious as ever! The soon-to-be April 1st. Come listen to some original location also hosts bluesy country/rock and sip March 20th Mountain and 21st. The Big Band Music & Mussels on Wednesday on some suds. evenings and {Pints with Purpose} Bridger Brewing also hosts Colorado performs musician tours regularly on on Mondays. Here’s a look at some {Pints with Purpose} every of the upcoming acts and Monday from 5–8pm where a relentlessly, Sundays bringing his from 7 to nonprofits. dollar of every pint sold is Wednesday nights from donated to a featured local non- patriotic 9:30pm. outlaw The 17- 5:30–8pm, Bridger presents profit. Here’s a look at who’s on Harley Osterlund Music & Mussels! Enjoy some the calendar in the coming country rock piece jazz to venues all over the country. Gallatin Valley comes a band orchestra celebrates the music of live music and succulent, steamed weeks. Head in to enjoy a house- mussels while sipping on your brewed pint and be charitable Osterlund’s life of music like no other, with songs to warm Duke Ellington, Count Basie, and began at an early age, having your heart, make you cry and more, with original arrangements favorite flavor. in the process! Jess Atkins and Joe Knapp Proceeds from March 23rd will since worked with some of the dance! Grab a drink and drag your and music of all genres from the biggest names in blues, 80s rock n’ partner out on the floor. 1900s to today. Check them out team up for a night of tunes on benefit the Rocky Mountain Elk Wednesday, March 18th. Foundation. The organization roll and country music. He’ll Also on March 28th, the on Facebook for performance bring his acoustic-based, Countship of the Imperial announcements. Atkins’ finger and flatpicking works to ensure the future of elk, styles bring to mind players like other wildlife, their habitat and arrangement JukeBox Hero to Sovereign Court of the State of Eagles Bar live music Bozeman for a show of originals Montana hosts a spring drag show begins at 9pm, unless otherwise Leo Kottke, John Fahey, Keller regional hunting heritage. Learn Williams and Dave Matthews. more at www.rmef.org. and crowd favorites. upstairs in the Ballroom. noted. Head downtown to Along with his self-penned Have a brew and help raise Neil Filo Beddow performs “Candyland” begins at 9pm. play a game of pool, listen to compositions, he easily blends in dollars for Cheers for Change Wednesday, March 25th at 8pm. Lick your lips and prepare your some great local bands, or stop timeless classics like Danny on March 30th. One dollar of He plays original folk rock for the pancreas – an extravaganza of in for a cold one any day of O’Keefe’s “Good Time Charlie’s every pint sold will benefit soul, and describes his guitar style sweetness awaits! Join Bozeman’s the week! • Got the Blues” and Santo and Women’s Foundation of Montana, Johnny’s “Sleepwalk,” among whose work focuses on lasting other blues and country tunes. change for women and girls – Frontman of multi-piece equal pay included! Learn more SlomoJoe, Knapp is known around at www.wfmontana.org. Genre-bending Jordan Lane, Dead Yeller the area for his mastery of a Bridger Brewing provides variety of styles including the Bozeman community Americana, rock n’ roll, old time with unique hand-crafted brews, duo serenade Bozeman soakers and country music. fresh artisan-style pizzas and March is certainly maddening Peter King & Jesse Butler set rock group Letter B. Luke Flansburg follows on more. in Montana, as we eagerly await up for a duo performance on Combining the full band’s funky Wednesday, March 25th. He’ll Learn more about upcoming winter to make room for the early Sunday, March 22nd. The pair sound with an old school gospel bring a wide variety of music events and daily specials at signs of spring. Regardless of when will bring the full band’s signature feel, Lane mixes genres with an ranging from funk to rock to blues. www.bridgerbrewing.com. that may be, it’s still plenty chilly sound but with a more laid back, elaborate looping station, bending Also a member of Pinky & the Hours are 11am to 9pm daily. • for a thermal soak at Bozeman acoustic vibe. Butler’s fiddle-play- them with a wide myriad of Hot Springs. The venue also hosts ing perfectly complements King’s instruments. His simultaneously weekly live music from its outdoor guitar and vocals, adding a laid-back and upbeat stage, with regional and traveling certain uniqueness to the country performances are great for musicians performing every genre. Combining familiar sounds any soaking music lover. Thursday and Sunday night at with a rockier-feeling vibe, this duo Guitar-playing, banjo-plucking Springtime strings at cozy 7pm. Here’s a look at who’s is perfect for any country songwriter Ryan Acker closes out another downtown Coffee Spot month of Hot Springs music on With evening hours music. His EP, dragonfly, released Sunday, March extended, many are tending to last year. 29th. He’s a various spring cleaning duties to Pacific Northwest country founding prepare for the months ahead. musician Jessica member of the Get a jump start on lengthy chore Lynne Minneapolis- lists with a cup of joe. Offering a visits based Americana variety of beverages and band The bites to go with, Last Revel. Downtown Playing a healthy Bozeman’s blend of acoustic Wild Joe*s versions of the is also full band’s songs regularly and some fun home to live covers, Acker acoustics by engages independent Downtown audiences with musicians. Bozeman for a his amazing These evening show on Friday, April 3rd. performances. Coffee Spot sets She will perform selections from Bozeman her latest release, Warning Label, run from 6–8pm Jordan Lane Hot Springs is and are free of among others. The album is located just admission. heavily influenced by rock and coming up. music fan. south of Four Corners. Visit The next Open Mic gospel, and has been praised for Thursday, March 19th Missoula’s Jordan Lane www.bozemanhotsprings.com Night will take place Saturday, its contemporary take on features the unique, dreamy pop- follows with a show on Thursday, for operating hours, further March 21st. Enjoy an evening of country music. Denmark-born Americana of singer/songwriter March 26th. He’s the lead singer event details and fitness member- music performed by local and a regular on the Nashville Travis Yost. Combining his love of the Garden City-based funk ship information. • musicians. Bring your guitar, sitar, music scene, Lynne has shared for music with unique storytelling zither, poetry, comedy, or theremin the stage with acts like abilities, “The Mighty Travis” and take a turn up at the mic. Diamond Rio, Dustin Lynch, will sing his songs and tell his Show Bozeman what you’re made Keith Anderson and Trace stories to anyone that will listen. of! Individual set lengths depend Adkins. Soak up this Missoula musician’s on the number of musicians who Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot is locat- acoustics on a sure to be brisk want to play. Sign-ups start at ed at 18 W Main in Downtown late winter evening. 5:30pm – first come, first served. Bozeman. Learn more about these Members of the local Be sure to bring your friends and other upcoming events at country rock group Dead Yellers, and support live music in www.wildjoescoffee.com. • Bozeman! A modest contribution to the kitty will be divided by participating musicians at the end of the night. The more people who come, the more money in the pot. An additional Open Mic Night is set for April 4th. Known for his colorful melodies and catchy hooks, JEB returns on Saturday, March 28th. The local singer/songwriter, guitarist and producer brings his vibrant, red hair persona to his indie pop and hip-hop inspired dance

page 2B • Volume 27, Number 06 - March 15, 2020 • 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 27, Number 06 - March 15, 2020 • page 3B Page 4B • The RollingZone • MaRch 15, 2020 The Interview Michigan natives bring folk-rock with a touch of Midwestern nice to Southern Montana by Reilly McNaught RZ: Were excited for it. So now. I will never forget the first RZ: Can I ask the status on GY: Yeah, I mean anybody At the end of March, the your single “Desert Heat.” It time going out to the desert, out the album? Do you know any that has written a good song and Filling Station welcomes the dropped during the tour (and to Joshua Tree and it was the dates? we’re all big [Warren] Zevon fans, Michigan Rattlers, a “heavy sounds great with the saxophone). weirdest thing ever. Like I had GY: Yeah, you know I don’t Acadia, and Tom Petty. All the hearted folk rock band guys that had a sense of with an aching dose of time and place and Midwestern nice.” The community within their band cofounders Adam songs and band. They’re Reed (bassist) and all big influences on us. Graham Young (guitarist) RZ: Montana is hail from a small towards the end of your Michigan town in the tour. What are your northern part of the summer plans? Which state. Since the band’s festivals should we be founding in 2016, they looking for you at? have grown to a four- GY: I know we will piece, welcoming be at some smaller Christian Wilder on festivals in Michigan. piano and Tony Audia on We’re not totally sure, but drums. They begin to usually in the summer wrap-up their Spring time we spend it around 2020 Tour with a stop the Midwest because here in Bozeman as well that’s the best time to as in Billings. be there. The tour coincides The Michigan with their most recent Rattlers will be single “Desert Heat” headlining the Filling released earlier this year, Station on Tuesday, highlighting their newer March 31st alongside electric-sound and Ferris & Sylvester. Doors positive up-beat vibes. On open at 7pm with music tour, the band has been starting at 8pm for the all showcasing their debut ages show. General full-length Evergreen admission tickets are (2018), an acoustic album $13.50 in store at Cactus blending folk-rock with Michigan Rattlers / photo by Doug Coombe Records, or they can old time rock, as well as some What was the inspiration for the never [felt] just how vast and how have any dates, it’s still being be purchased online through classics from their earlier days song? small it makes you feel, and just mixed and mastered so were still michiganrattlers.com. and self-titled EP. GY: It was fun to write. The seeing that it goes on forever. I fine-tuning [the album]. Billings hosts the With anticipation and whole idea is that it’s easy to get have never seen more ground in RZ: So with a 4-piece band Michigan Rattlers with Ferris & excitement for their upcoming caught in the day-to-day nonsense my life. The desert is just kind of, now, lyrically speaking do you Sylvester the following evening, Montana shows, the Rolling Zone of life, but once in a while you’re I find it interesting. write independently then present April 1st, at the Pub Station. had the opportunity to speak with with somebody, and you have a RZ: So, hopefully new music to other members? Is it one Tickets available at thepubsta- frontman and co-founder of the spiritual experience, and you hear is coming out. Do you think we person writing? Is it ever tion.com/events where you band, Graham Young, about new a song that you kind of listen to can expect further evolution on collective? can also learn more information music and the tour so far. and lets you see more clearly the new set of tunes? I know from GY: I write all the songs. It about the show. Rolling Zone: Your spring where you are, what you’re doing, Illinois Sky to Evergreen there is starts with me and the guitar, and Learn more about the tour continues with a couple shows and how you relate to everything some evolution from rock-and-roll I write the song. I then bring it to Michigan Rattlers on the band in Montana at the end of March. around you. to more folk-sounding music. the guys, and they all add their website. Find them on social Can you preview the shows for RZ: Was the “desert heat” GY: Yeah, this new record has parts and then collectively work media for more updates on some of the local audiences? What inspired by a specific place? Or is a lot more electric sounds on it. I on the arrangements. Yeah, that’s upcoming shows and new music: are we in for? it more the feeling of warmth think overall, you know it’s just kind of how its always gone. Facebook (@MichiganRattlers) Graham Young: Well now we and desert? more harder rocking. Less RZ: Are there a couple Instagram (@MichiganRattlers) are 4-piece rock and roll band. GY: Yeah, you know I think acoustic than Evergreen. It’s still standout artists from who you and Twitter (@MichRattlers). You know, we like to put on a fun just the idea of being in the similar in how songs are written, draw inspiration? And hope to at Their new single “Desert Heat” is show and get some good tunes desert. I grew up in Michigan, but turning the amps up a little least mildly emulate? I’m sure available now on Spotify and in there. and then I live in Los Angeles on this one. there’s tons of them. Apple Music. •

Rialto hosts blues-rocker Tinsley Ellis, G. Love & Special Sauce

As the calendar marches team of musicians so in tune Produced by onward, Downtown Bozeman’s with each other that a single note Ellis and Tinsley Ellis Rialto continues to feature an communicates intent and longtime co- excellent slate of musicians from purpose. Their new album, producer its black box stage. Here’s a look Chapel Jam, released in Kevin at just a few of the upcoming December. McKendree happenings. Blues-rock guitar virtuoso, (John Hiatt, Jam outfit Spafford performs soulful vocalist and prolific Delbert with help from Yak Attack on songwriter Tinsley Ellis McClinton), Friday, March 20th. Music performs Tuesday, March 24th. the begins at 8pm. Advance tickets Local musician Kelly collection is to this all-ages show are $18. Nicholson opens at 8pm. a cathartic Doors at 7pm. Advance tickets to this all-ages blast of Known for their astonishing show are $18. Doors at 7pm. blues-rock improvisational ability and off Ellis’ imaginative songs tell power. the cuff extended jams, stories of common, shared Buffalo Spafford’s formidable catalog of experiences in uncommon ways, rockers influences ranges from Steely all fueled by his high-octane, Aqueous Dan, to electronic acts like the infectious, hard-rocking guitar follow Crystal Method and 90s alt rock playing. His new album, Ice Wednesday, radio hits. Every show is a sonic Cream in Hell, is the most raw and March 25th. pilgrimage – the journey of a guitar-drenched of his career. California jam band The Higgs open at 8pm. Advance tickets to this all-ages show are $15. Doors at 7pm. With virtuosic instrumental abilities, reigned in to instead all-ages show range Pac Northwest rockers favor melody, groove, vocal $37.50–$49.50. VIP packages Thunderpussy take the stage performance and, most impor- also available. Doors at 7pm. Tuesday, March 31st. Boston trio tantly, songwriting, the band are The band’s new collection The The Sleepless Elite will open a joyful musical tour-de-force to Juice electrifies, tipping its cap to at 8pm. Advance tickets to this be experienced. Straddling the more than a century of blues all-ages show are $15. Doors line between all-out rock n’ roll, greats even as it offers its own at 7pm. pop-laden melodies and hooks, distinctly modern pop spin on As rock n’ roll’s self- hip-hop inspired grooves and the genre, mixing programmed proclaimed “Diamond in the massive, anthemic choruses, beats and hip-hop grooves with Muff,” Thunderpussy is a shiny Aqueous’ sound is explosive, blistering guitar and sacred steel. beacon of glitter and sequins at fresh, and undeniably their own. G. Love’s lyrics are both personal the end of a long dark tunnel of The band’s Burn It Down EP and political, artfully balancing manufactured mediocrity. In released late last year. his appreciation for the simple between electrifying gigs Funky Philly project G. Love joys in life with his obligation to coast-to-coast, this band of & Special Sauce are back in speak out for justice and equality. Seattle women garnered wide- Bozeman on Thursday, March His performances are suitably spread acclaim from the likes of 26th. Georgian bluesman riotous and rousing to match, Paste, Rolling Stone, Billboard, LA Jontavious Willis will get the with infectious call-and-response Music Blog and NPR who music started at 8pm. Advance hooks and funky sing-along claimed, “Thunderpussy is general admission tickets to this choruses at every turn. everything you want in rock.” Their fall-released EP, Milk It, is streaming now. The Rialto is located at 10 W Main St. in Downtown Bozeman. Peruse current hap- penings and buy advance tickets at www.logjampresents.com /rialto. Follow the Rialto on Facebook and Instagram for additional announcements. •

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Cofresi’s modern electronica Beastie Red Tractor Mondays see boy Mix Master Mike hit Filler Dudegrass, Greg Swain ChickenJam West and Mellow growth, awareness and imperfection. ed songs and multi-layered live looping Known for its Monday night all- classics with blues and country tunes. Mood present Nashville alt-country Satsang has toured all over the jams that invite the listener on a you-can-eat buffet, delicious ‘pizza Sunday, March 22nd sees the group Boy Named Banjo on St. country and has shared the stage with psychetronic journey through the roses’ and specialty pies, Red Tractor monthly return of The Dirt Patrick’s Day, Tuesday, March 17th. the likes of Michael Franti & depths of dirty drum and bass, to is the perfect place to break bread with Farmers at 6pm. They’re a foot- The music starts at 8pm. Tickets to Spearhead, Steel Pulse, Nahko and smooth deep house, to crackin’ breaks, friends and family. The hand-tossed, stomping string band whose this 21+ show are $11 in advance and Medicine for the People, Trevor Hall, or finished off by their bone brick oven pizzeria is ready to serve “paisley grass” features a fun-loving $15 at the door. Doors at 7pm. Chris Berry, Mike Love, Jon Wayne penetrating brand of sub bass driven parties large and small for occasions mix of old school country, bluegrass, Following their debut Long Story and the Pain, Tubby Love, and many dubstep funk. celebratory or casual, and also houses blues and rock – with the occasional Short, the band broke through in 2015 more. Their latest album, Kulture, Looking to Friday, April 3rd, sets by talented local musicians. slip into hip-hop. The band as part of the Bonnaroo lineup. Their is out now. John Craigie is back in Bozeman for Here’s a look at the upcoming members, as unique as their song list, sound has since grown into an Beastie Boys and Cypress Hill’s a pair of performances. Early show entertainment. serve it all up with a smile on energetic blend of country, alternative Mix Master Mike takes the stage begins at 7pm, with the late set to Music Monday welcomes the mandolin, banjo, guitar, fiddle and rock and folk-pop that has audiences Thursday, March 26th at 9pm. Tickets follow at 10pm. Tickets are $17 in sounds of Dudegrass on March 16th bass with vocal harmonies. The Dirt smiling, clapping and dancing at to this 21+ show are $23 in advance advance and $22 at the door. Doors at 6:30pm. Head down for the buffet Farmers invite you to be “Having a venues across the country. Boy Named and $27 at the door. Doors at 8pm. to these 21+ shows are at 6pm and and a brew, kick back and enjoy Good Time” and experience the Banjo’s latest single “Emotions” Named as “the world’s greatest 9pm, respectively. the acoustics. flavor and fun of Montana life. arrived this fall ahead of their new DJ” by USA Today, the Grammy- Renowned for his eloquent Bridger Creek Boys return to Local musician and multi- album to be released this year. winner and Rock ’n Roll Hall of Fame Americana style, engaging live shows, their usual Thursday slot on medium artist Greg “Swizzle” Electronic artist Cofresi follows inductee has become a household and off-the-cuff clever observations, March 19th at 7pm. The Boys are an Swain performs on Monday, on Friday, March 20th. The music name. Mike’s skillful, hard-hitting Craigie carries on the legacy of acoustic bluegrass quartet steeped in March 23rd at 6:30pm. A regular starts at 9pm. Tickets to this 21+ show scratch work has rightfully earned him classic singer-songwriters, while old-time tradition, while also pushing fixture at the Haufbrau and other are $12 in advance and $16 at the the status of a pioneer in the hip-hop blazing a trail of his own. Dubbed the genre with newgrass. The band venues around town, Swain’s passion door. Doors at 8pm. and DJ communities. “the lovechild of John Prine and blends originals with covers of for the arts is contagious. Don’t Cofresi pushes the boundaries of Mile High duo Digital Beat Mitch Hedberg,” the Portland traditional bluegrass and more miss his set! modern performance and production Down deliver their brand of performer’s music speaks loud to both contemporary artists. Their style is Weston Lewis is back on with a hybrid style and a refreshingly electronica on Friday, March 27th. audiences and fellow artists. When confident, complex, and full of Tuesday, March 24th at 7pm. versatile setup. In the studio, he Local powerhouse electro band Craigie plays, it’s one of those improvisation that will draw you in Lewis plays with a number of local creates a unique sound that is MOTH opens at 9pm. Tickets to this special shows that can make you laugh and get you shaking all over with bands, solo performances, and as a provocative, melodic and rhythmic at 21+ show are $9 in advance and $12 and cry in the same song. It’s a bluegrass joy. Bridger Creek Boys will sit-in lead guitarist for artists its core. Live, his sets are full of energy at the door. Doors at 8pm. musical journey that can’t be denied. bring an additional performance to Red including Andrew Hand Band, John as he showcases a unique ability to Digital Beat Down fuses Scarecrow, Craigie’s latest release, and Tractor on March 26th at 7pm. Sherrill, Electric Sunday, Lang incorporate multidimensional digital synthetic textures and his Jack Johnson-featured live On March 20th, Jazz Night Termes, Mathias, and MOTH. and acoustic percussion into modern organic instrumenta- track “I Wrote Mr. takes over Red Tractor. This regular His solo sets are comprised mostly of electronic music. New singles tion to create dance Tambourine Man,” are Friday night show begins at 7pm. acoustic rock covers and some “Patience” and “Galactic Milk” friendly compositions available now. Curated by guitarist and composer of his original songs. In band settings, are out now. with a prog-rock Advance tickets for Alex Robilotta, these evenings feature he likes to play funk, jazz, country Satsang returns to Bozeman with twist. The duo these Filling Station the music styles of jazz, funk, latin, and more. a Wednesday, March 25th show. Local thrives on shows and other and more. Come out, get ready to And on Monday, March 30th, musician Cole Thorne opens at creating upcoming events are groove, and hear America’s only Luke Flansburg entertains at 8pm. Tickets to this 21+ show are $11 carefully available in-store at original art form as it exists and 6:30pm. He’ll bring a wide variety in advance and $15 at the door. craft- Cactus Records and evolves in the 21st century. An of music ranging from funk to Doors at 7pm. www.cactus- additional Jazz Night is set for March rock to blues. Also a member of Creating a unique blend of records.net. 27th at 7pm. Pinky & the Floyd, Tsunami Funk soul, folk-rock and hip-hop, For more infor- Take in a Saturday show by Jess and MOTH, prepare for a fun set the conscious music mation,visit Atkins on March 21st at 7pm. Atkins’ of covers and originals that will span collective delivers lyrics www.chicken- finger and flatpicking styles bring to the genres. that come from and are jamwest.com. • mind players like Leo Kottke, John Red Tractor Pizza is located rooted in change, Fahey, Keller Williams and Dave at 1007 W Main in Bozeman. Matthews. Along with his self-penned Check out their menu at compositions, he blends timeless www.redtractorpizza.com. •

Texas country artist Bo DePeña adds to rustic Mix Master Mike ambiance of Sac Bar A wedding destination for locals Doughty, Dennis Dupré and Terry and out-of-towners, the historic O’Hare, joined by newcomer Clint Sacajawea Hotel also features two Rieder and fiddle player Chad dining options for the peckish – the Sigafoos, craft a true country sound. fine atmosphere of Pompey’s Grill and Terry’s virtuoso guitar and Clint’s Nashville’s Jeff Crosby visits Chico, plus more casual Sac Bar. Each feature authentic country voice will put your unique, but equally delicious menus. feet into motion. A band that truly Rialto hosts blues-rocker Tinsley Ellis, G. Love & Special Sauce more Saloon sets And if your visit falls on the right plays for the dancers in the crowd, night, the bar hosts regular late night Longhorn has performed at numerous Chances for winter soaks are group was formed in 2016 by name says it all. The truck live music. Here’s a look at what’s venues around Montana. drivin’, heart breakin’, honky-tonk slipping away, but there’s still three musical friends – Bruce coming up. Country rockers BlueBelly plenty of time to inhale the brisk Craig, Ken Nelson and Allan dance band has been offering up Visiting Montana on air during a hot dip at Chico Hot Langdon. real country music to their fans the heels of his new Springs. The local getaway is ideal Nashville artist Jeff Crosby since the late 90s. No smarmy, album release, Texan Bo DePeña for weekend escapes with live fronts a special Sunday show at plastic hat-wearing, Nashville musician Bo DePeña entertainment in the Saloon every 7pm on March 22nd. The Idaho- pop from these guys. Classic performs on Friday, weekend. Here’s a look at born musician engages listeners country and seamless TWANG March 20th. His high- what’s coming up. through his unique perspective of originals set this band apart from energy Americana/ Spend St. Paddy’s with El Americana. His collection of songs all others in the Western U.S. The country features Wencho on Tuesday, March 17th. touch on the hardships and beauty band features the combined thoughtful and relatable For most people, the image of an of small town American life, as talents of bass player and lyrics, with influences “acoustic duo” conjures images of well as living in shoebox vocalist Russ Olsen, drummer ranging from Townes Van two soft spoken metropolitan apartments and Mike Gillan, fiddle and stand up Zandt and Willie Nelson musicians singing folk rock and playing hundreds of road shows a steel guitar player Mike Parsons, to Merle Haggard and hippie jam songs. This is not the year. His latest release, Postcards lead guitarist and songwriter Asleep at the Wheel. The case with the Wench. Two original from Magdalena, is out now. Marcus Engstrom, as well as experiences of life in members of the Clintons, John On Friday, March 27th, rhythm guitar player and Austin, New York City and Josh joke, “we’re half the check out Doublewide Dreams. songwriter Buck Buchanan. These and Colorado have given The dynamic four-piece from guys take no prisoners and leave band, twice the party!” The guys DePeña a diverse set of inspirations Junction follow on Saturday, April are no strangers to throwing a Livingston provides an original, nothing but happy dancers in relating to love, loss and the search 4th. The “rockabilly” group brings an rocking good time. Their show is a driving, melodic yet irreverent their wake. Don’t miss their for meaning. arsenal of originals and personalized hotdish or “badasserole” of sound. Expect some good ole, “real deal, premium country On Friday, March 27th, round up covers. The high-energy band tends to musical genres and style. homegrown Western Americana music” show! your friends and favorite tunes for a veer away from slow jams, other than Helena’s pop in for and rock. The band is fronted by Live Saloon music begins at CatSkills night of Sunrise Karaoke. Serenade the occasional tune. Do plan to be on a pair of lively performances, the father-son duo of Kevin and 9pm, unless otherwise noted. your group with a personalized your feet until last call! Friday and Saturday, March 20th Cleo Toll. Head over to enjoy Chico Hot Springs is located in rendition and impress the always ener- Sac live music begins at 9pm. The and 21st. Listeners and dancers their fresh sound and support local Pray, 20 miles south of Livingston. getic crowd. You haven’t done karaoke Sacajawea Hotel is located at 5 N enjoy this diverse trio’s style, music in the process! Come sip, soak and swing! For until you’ve done it with Sunrise! Main in Three Forks. For more playing a wide variety of classic returns on more information, visit www.TWANG Helena’s Longhorn Band returns information about these events, visit Saturday, March 28th. Their . • rock, country and more. The www.chicohotsprings.com on Friday, April 3rd. Musicians Mike www.sacajaweahotel.com. •

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Big Sky Resort’s initiative to become carbon neutral by 2030 Big Sky Resort has resort’s sustainability specialist. takes time. As we navigate both Buying RECs also has a broad support renewable energy announced that its ski lift “Our 2025 Vision has us on-site reductions in energy use impact, says Dykema, by creating creation.” operations are now in The resort has alignment with The Big completed its carbon Picture, the ski area’s audit, and is coming close initiative to reduce to publishing its roadmap operating impact and to carbon neutrality in become carbon neutral 2030. “Our priority is to by 2030. work quickly to meet our The resort recently sustainability goals,” purchased Renewable said Dykema. Energy Credits (RECs) Big Sky Resort is set equivalent to the annual to wrap its current season electrical consumption of with the annual Pond its 38 lifts. Skim next month, “Lifts are obviously following the 14th annual essential to our business – Big Sky Big Grass and they are responsible mountain music fest. for nearly a third of our total replacing more consumptive lifts and cleaner sources, buying a market demand for clean Festival details can be found on electrical consumption,” with the most efficient available – RECs is the best practice strategy energy. “The money used to page 2B. Big Sky’s winter explained Kryn Dykema, the like Ramcharger 8 – but that in the near term.” purchase these RECs is used to closing day is April 19th. •

Bridger closes season with spring GS, annual ‘Carve Out Hunger’ Ski season is winding down at Community Event Series (CES) are mountain, with multiple pick-up Bridger Bowl, but not before the automatically entered for a chance times. Operating on Saturday and 2020 return of its Spring Equinox to win. The drawing will take place Sunday only, the Weekend Bus picks Dual GS on Sunday, March 15th. in Jim Bridger Lodge, along with up at MSU’s Strand Union Building This year celebrating slopeside awards for the Spring Equinox, and the Gallatin County staple Molly Hayes, the Dual Giant beginning at 4pm. Must be present Fairgrounds (Oak entrance) Slalom Race is designed for citizen to win. Live music courtesy of the throughout the entire ski season. racers of all ages and boards – KGLT DJs. The Midweek Bus is now in service alpine skis, tele skis, or snowboards. And to bookend the season, Wednesday to Friday, also picking Compete against your friends! Take Bridger Bowl and the Gallatin up at the SUB and Fairgrounds. one run on the blue course and one Valley Food Bank team up annually Also available, the Livingston Bus runs run on the red course. Best of two to collect food to feed local residents on Saturdays, picking up at the Park timed runs. This event is for skiers with Carve Out Hunger. Last County Fairgrounds at 7:45am only. and snowboarders of all ages and year, 5,201 pounds of food were And running March 16th–20th, the costs $15 for all competitors. Race donated. This year’s event takes Spring Break Bus picks up at the SUB day registration will be held in Jim place Saturday, March 28th from and Fairgrounds. Please see website Bridger Lodge from 8:30–10am. 8am–2pm outside Saddle Peak for detailed route schedules. Also on March 15th, Mountain Lodge. For every 15 cans of food, The ski area is located on the Dew, Courtyard Marriott Oahu donors receive one voucher good for east slope of the Bridger Mountain North Shore, and Bridger Bowl a $25 or free child lift ticket and one Range. For season pass information, have teamed up for this season’s entry to win a 2020-21 Bridger bus schedules and upcoming event Grand Prize Drawing – a trip for Bowl Adult Season Pass. details, visit www.bridger- two to Hawaii! Those who Bridger Bowl operates a FREE bowl.com. Bridger’s projected closing Donate 15 cans for $25 ski lift voucher or child’s ticket participated in Bridger Bowl’s ski bus service to and from the day is April 5th. • March 15, 2020 • The endZone • Page 7B

Bobcat basketball enters Bozeman Masters open registration conference tournament for adult swim lesson series on high note, but In conjunction with Adult 7:45–8:30pm (eight 45-minute you’re a non-swimmer fearful Learn-to-Swim Month, the lessons each session). The Sunday of the water or a beginning Coronavirus ends run Bozeman Masters Swim Team will series is $40, while the weekday sets swimmer who just needs a little offer swimming lessons are $60 each. Open to those 18 help with breathing or stroke tailored specifically improvement, sign to those with little up now! or no swimming Space is limited. skills. Lessons will Find registration be taught by and further experienced, adult information at swimmers who www.bozeman- have been masters.org. specifically trained The Bozeman to teach adults Masters are a how to swim. Class fitness swimming sizes will be group for adults. As extremely small, a U.S. Masters with no more than Swimming (USMS) three students program, they’re all per instructor. about encouraging Lessons will be adults to swim. You held at Bozeman don’t need to be a Swim Center competitive on Sundays, swimmer or have March 29th–April any swimming 19th, from background to 11am–noon (four participate. Join the 60-minute group to train, stay lessons). Additionally, lessons will be years of age and older. in shape, try something new, or held on Tuesday and Thursday These lessons are only meet new friends. Learn more by Danny Waldo Conference championship game evenings, April 7th–30th, all from offered once a year, so whether through the website. • One team broke the record for versus Idaho on March 13th. most conference wins in a season, However, that contest was never while the other claimed a first-round played due to the cancellation of the bye for the first time in program Big Sky tournament following history; both entering the Big Sky multiple cancellations across the Conference tournament on a country in response to the spread Hawks extend Postseason run high note. of the coronavirus. The Montana State Lady Although the men did not have by Danny Waldo Billings West, and in the consolation Wes Holmquist’s last year guiding Bobcats set the record for the most quite the same level of success as At the beginning of each season, final versus Great Falls. Thanks to the Hawks. Holmquist will be conference wins in Big Sky the women this season, the overall all coaches express the same cliché their fourth-place finish at moving to Gallatin High next year Conference history when the consensus is that first-year head that they hope their team is playing divisionals, Bozeman drew the to take over the girls’ program. knocked off Northern Colorado on coach Danny Sprinkle has the ‘Cats its best at the end of the On the girls’ side of things at the final day of conference play. The trending in the right direction. season. Such was the case divisionals, Bozeman was the victory over the Bears gave MSU 19 The Montana State men finished with both the boys’ and beneficiary of a last second buzzer- league wins on the year, topping the conference play at 10-10, good girls’ basketball teams at beater in their Saturday morning previous record of 18 set by the enough for the No. 5 seed and a Bozeman High this winter. loser-out contest versus Great Falls University of Montana. Montana first-round bye in the conference Back in November, head High. Junior Addi Eckstrom State’s 19-1 conference record also tournament for the first time in coaches Wes Holmquist and dropped in a mid-range floater as guaranteed them the No. 1 seed in program history. The Bobcats Erika Gustavsen eluded to the time expired to force overtime with the conference tourney. were set to square off with Portland inexperience of their teams, the Bison. From there, the Hawks MSU entered the league tourney State in the quarterfinals before the and the growth needed from controlled the extra period to punch in Boise, Idaho on March 10th with decision was made to cancel the their young squads if they their ticket to state one year after an overall record of 23-6 and riding league tourney. were going to make the state getting knocked out of divisionals a 15-game winning streak. The Lady The MSU women would tournament field in March. by the Bison in Great Falls. The ‘Cats defeated Northern Colorado have represented the Big Sky in the Consider the mission Lady Hawks went on to win the 67-62 in quarterfinal play before NCAA tournament thanks to being accomplished. consolation final later in the day, knocking off Northern Arizona 76- the top seed, however, officials with After some tough contests topping Billings Skyview 42-35 to 71 in the semifinals, pushing their the NCAA made the decision to that literally went down to earn the Eastern AA’s No. 3 seed at winning streak to 17 games, and call off March Madness in the wake the final horn, both squads the state tournament. Bozeman earning them a berth in the Big Sky of the pandemic. • survived the Eastern AA Divisional Western AA’s No. 1 seed, the drew the Western AA’s No. 2 seed, tournament in Billings and earned Missoula Hellgate Knights, whom the Missoula Sentinel Spartans to the right to be included in the field the Hawks defeated on a buzzer- open state. of eight at the state tournament in beater in overtime last March in the The April 1st issue will be Bozeman. state championship. updated with state tournament Public safety takes center Wes Holmquist’s squad earned The Bozeman boys will be results for both the boys and girls. the Eastern AA’s No. 4 seed after looking to make their fifth Danny Waldo is a local freelance losing on last-second buzzer-beaters consecutive appearance in the State writer covering Montana State Bobcat and stage in sporting world in both the semi-finals versus AA championship in what is coach Bozeman Hawk athletics. • by Danny Waldo many times over the weekend inside By some accounts, March Brick Breeden Fieldhouse, site of the Madness is the biggest holiday in the Class AA Boys’/Girls’ basketball U.S. But, even America’s favorite tournament. On one side of the sporting event couldn’t overcome the argument was the fact that Montana coronavirus pandemic that is does not have an official case of sweeping across the nation. coronavirus in our borders The NCAA made the (Although a women in Maryland unprecedented move to cancel the who is from Montana, but hasn’t greatest sports spectacle in the been in the state for since November, country out of abundance of was listed as the first official concern for player and public safety. Montana case), and therefore, we The original decision was to allow should not disrupt our daily lives for the games to go on, but without no apparent reason. On the other the thousands of fans normally in side of the argument, we shouldn’t attendance. be putting ourselves and the general The NCAA was not alone in public at risk for the sake of making their decision, as every entertainment. major sports league in the United Whatever side of the States and across the globe also argument you fall on, great care cancelled or suspended their seasons was taken to ensure the safety of all in the wake of the greatest health players and fans in attendance, scare to grace the planet since the and the action on the court was H1N1 outbreak in 2009. competitive and entertaining for all However, while sporting events in attendance, and a great were being cancelled at all levels culmination to the high school across the nation, fans were still winter sports season. gathering throughout the state of The pandemic is just finding its Montana to witness the culmination way across the United States, and of the high school basketball season will no doubt get worse before it gets at the State AA, A, B and C better, but for one weekend in basketball tournaments. But, should Bozeman, fans and players alike the MHSA have cancelled those enjoyed a sense of normalcy and events as well? good-spirited competition. That is a question that was posed Stay healthy! •

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Special edition license plate supports Bozeman Health preents Montana wilderness & wildlife ‘Wellness Nights’ at MOR Celebrate the Treasure State’s bioregion through citizen Endangered Species Act Renovating its annual spring Wellness Night attendees will greatest asset with the empowerment and the protection and critical habitat for health fair event, Bozeman Health receive voucher for free lab work, Wilderness State license application of conservation the imperiled bull trout. They will present “Wellness Nights: blood pressure, vouchers for plate sponsored by Friends of biology, sustainable economics work to ensure the development Health Talks & Screenings” screening mammograms, vouchers the Wild Swan. of clean-up this year. The two-night series will be for low-dose chest CT (lung cancer Available at the plans for held at the Museum of the Rockies screening), A1c point-of-care Gallatin County impaired on March 25th and April 2nd from testing, and more. Motor Vehicle waters 6–8pm. Each will feature brief, Vouchers redeemable any Department and throughout informative health information time before May 1st at any one of affiliate offices Montana, and presentations, connections with Bozeman Health’s Outpatient statewide, the challenge local resources, and select Services locations (excluding Big Sky purchase of this plate logging and preventive screenings. Medical Center). Log on to supports the Bigfork road building The first event on Wednesday, bozemanhealth.org/healthfair nonprofit’s work to projects that March 25th will focus on for complete list of screenings protect and restore threaten fish Chronic Disease Prevention. available with the voucher, as well as native fisheries, and wildlife Representatives from Bozeman locations and hours for Bozeman water quality, wildlife habitat. The Health and other community Health Outpatient Services. habitat, and organization experts will present on diabetes, Bozeman Health Wellness wilderness also con- stroke and cancer. The Nights are FREE to the public. Doors ecosystems in Montana. and environmental law. Find structed the Sprunger-Whitney follow-up event on Thursday, April at 5:45pm each night. Food will be Donations accumulated additional purchase information Nature Trail, which serves as an 2nd, will explore Behavioral Health. provided. On-site childcare will be through sales of the Wilderness through www.dojmt.gov/dri- outdoor educational resource for Bozeman Health reps and other available, but registration is State plate provide support for ving. Show your wild side! Sun Valley youth. Learn more experts will present on suicide required as space is limited. Visit the programs designed to secure the Established in 1987, Friends of about their continued efforts by prevention, mental well-being aforementioned website for integrity of the Wild Rockies the Wild Swan secured visiting www.wildswan.org. • and resiliency. additional details. •

Custer Gallatin food Support wild rivers of the Northern storage requirements Rockies with Baxter bash The Northern Rockies branch Tickets are $30 in advance at (fiddle), and Yogesh Simpson (lead back in effect for season of American Rivers will present www.eventbrite.com (search vocals, guitar). the 3rd Annual Wild Rivers “Wild Rivers Night”) and also American Rivers protects wild from Custer Gallatin National Forest methods for storing and possessing Night on Thursday, March 26th available for $35 at the door. All rivers, restores damaged rivers, Food storage requirements for food, refuse and other attractants, at the Baxter Hotel beginning at event proceeds will benefit and conserves clean water for five of the seven ranger districts in including animal carcasses and 7pm. Join for an incredible American Rivers’ regional work to people and nature. Since 1973, the Custer Gallatin National Forest burning of garbage. evening featuring silent auction, protect the last best free-flowing American Rivers has protected – including Bozeman, Hebgen It is always good practice to food, drinks and speakers, as well rivers in Montana, Idaho and and restored more than 150,000 Lake, Gardiner, Yellowstone and maintain a clean camp and keep as the savory bluegrass, folk and Wyoming. miles of rivers through advocacy Beartooth – are in effect March 1st food properly stored in containers alt-country of Holler N’ Pine! Holler N’ Pine has been efforts, on-the-ground projects, to December 1st, annually. The out of the reach of wildlife and Doors at 6:30pm. playing together for years with and an annual America’s Most Food Storage Order goes into secured for both the safety of bears, Admission includes heavy hors decades of experience between its Endangered Rivers® campaign. effect to reduce adverse human other wildlife and for human safety. d’oeuvres, drinks and live music. members. They’re known for their Headquartered in Washington, wildlife interactions, including bears Individuals who do not comply with Highlighting the event is the silent tight acoustic string music, perfect D.C., American Rivers has offices and other wildlife species. the food storage order can be issued auction with fantastic prizes for getting folks on the dance across the country and more than The Food Storage Order a violation and held civilly liable including river trips, guided fish- floor! Holler N’ Pine is Mike 200,000 members, supporters, and requires that all unattended food, for any damages that occur from ing, local getaways, outdoor gear, Singer (banjo), Mason Tuttle volunteers. Learn more at garbage and attractants be stored non-compliance. art, dining and much more! (upright bass), Storm Norick www.american-rivers.org. • through one of the approved For additional information on methods: IGBC-approved products, including – In hard-sided containers and electric fencing, vehicles please visit www.igbconline.org. – In bear- Custer Gallatin National Forest is MSU professor lectures on changing resistant known as one of the most containers ecologically diverse landscapes – Hung at in the region. The Forest landscape of Western US at Procrastinator least 10 feet stretches from the rugged Dr. Andrew Hansen, a students. His research focuses on with an emphasis on large above the high-country of the Professor in the Montana landscape management and ground, and 4 feet Absaroka-Beartooth State University protected areas. away from tree/pole, Wilderness, the Gallatin Department of Ecology, Dr. Hansen’s current out of the reach of Crest and vast portions will deliver “Growing research at MSU focuses on wildlife of the Greater Pains in the Western the evaluation of the – Placed within a Yellowstone Ecosystem to U.S.: Land Use ecological integrity of large fenced area that meets the rolling landscapes and Change, Loss of wildland ecosystems through the approved bear resist- buttes of far southeastern Wildlands & application of remotely ant products list by the Montana and northwest- Consequences for sensed and ancillary data. He Interagency Grizzly ern South Dakota on Biodiversity” on has published widely and was Bear Committee the Ashland and Wednesday, March 25th. the lead editor of the recent The Order Camp Crook The talk will begin at 7pm book, Climate Change in defines appropriate districts. • in MSU’s Procrastinator Wildlands: Pioneering Approaches Theater. Light to Science and Management. refreshments will be A flagship program of served. The event is free the Montana University and open to the public as System, the Institute on part of the Montana Ecosystems is a network of Institute on Ecosystems’ state and federal land Distinguished management agencies, as well Lecturer Series. as farmers, ranchers and Dr. Hansen is the other private land owners. Its Director of the role is to serve as a research Landscape Biodiversity and education portal on Lab at Montana State ecosystem sciences to the University. He teaches citizens of Montana and macroecology to undergraduates interactions among biodiversity, the nation. Learn more at and landscape ecology to graduate climate change and land use, www.montanaioe.org. •