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Happy haunting! Halloween lurches in to Bozeman w/ family fun repare for the endless parade of the event. Must be present to win. After you’re food and drinks to enjoy while you wait! All funds candy corn trail. Stay warm while you fill up your festive sweets as 2018 begins the done carving and awaiting the results, grab a raised go toward Anderson School’s 8th grade pillow cases with your friends and siblings! march toward its impending close. complimentary snack and beverage along with a class trip to Washington, D.C. FARM of FEAR Then, ‘round the troops and hit Main for Kicking off the holiday season, at free goodie bag full of awesome Halloween swag! can be found just 5 miles south of Huffine off some Downtown Trick-or-Treating from least unofficially, are the tricks and Kenyon Noble staff will also be holding their own Cottonwood Rd. at the Little Red Schoolhouse. 4–6pm. Parents: let your kids enjoy the brisk (oft-excessive) treats worthy only of costume contest where YOU vote for the winner, Start your Halloween celebrations early with outdoors for a little Halloween fun and safely All Hallows’ Eve. Candy! Thrills! Chills! Here’s a so get ready to critique! the Museum of the Rockies’ “grossest” annual gather goodies at over 150 businesses! This free look at some spooky fun events fit for the whole On Friday and Saturday, October 26th–27th, tradition! This year’s Family Grossology event will go on rain, snow, or shine. familyP this Halloween. the always-popular Anderson School Haunted Halloween Party is set for Saturday, October Just up the road, the annual Malloween Kenyon Noble’s 20th Annual Pumpkin House returns with FARM of FEAR! Every 27th from 2–5pm. Come in costume to see Trick-or-Treat event takes over Gallatin Valley Carving Contest will take place Saturday, year, the 8th graders transform the Little Red disgusting science, make some icky crafts, and Mall from 5–7pm. Kids can enjoy a safe and October 20th at all three of its locations in Schoolhouse into a terrifyingly fun adventure for check out what your scabs look like on the big warm indoor trick-or-treating. Simply visit the Bozeman, Belgrade and Livingston. This FREE those who dare to visit. Lights will be ON from screen. Spooky stories and goody bags make this entrance of participating retailers throughout the community event will unfold from 10am–1pm. 5:30–6:30pm for little ones and the faint of heart. the perfect family costume party for all “mad mall for a great selection of candy and fun Pick out a pumpkin and spend a fun-filled after- Early admission is $5 per person. Lights will be scientists”! This event is included with Museum costumes. Meet Champ, get free family photos, noon getting your jack o’lanterns ready to scare OFF from 7–10pm with plenty of frights! The admission. and plenty of candy while staying warm and dry! trick-or-treaters! Costumes are encouraged, but kids have gone all out to thrill and scare in 2018, Now for some candy collection on the day of! There’s more than just family fun on the not required. so beware! Get an early start with Bozeman Health Trick- calendar! Plenty of adult-oriented, Halloween- There will be awesome prizes for three General admission is $8. A limited number of or-Treating on Wednesday, October 31st from themed events are also happening throughout the winners in each age group (0-5, 6-9 and 10-12), to Fast Pass tickets are available for $15. Skip the line 3:30–5:30pm. Show off your costumes in the area this season. Flip through this issue of The be determined by contest judges near the end of altogether for $30. There will be lots of treats, pediatric wing of the hospital, then follow the BoZone for further details. • Contents Community ...... 2A Theatre ...... 3A Community Calendar .4-5A Art & Dance ...... 6A Film ...... 7A Community ...... 8A EcoZone ...... 1-3B Bi$Zone ...... 4B RollingZone ...... C EndZone ...... D Amen Free Clinic Paige and the People’s Band Bozeman Made Fair Bobcat Schedule . . . . .2-3D Gallatin County Fairgrounds Rialto MSU Fieldhouse October 19th & 21st - 8am October 20th - 7pm October 20th & 21st - 10am ­Page 2a­•­The BoZone •­ocToBer 15,­2018

MOR fossil celebration, Children’s Museum hosts Family Science Family Grossology & Days & educational STEAMlab fun Fun and learning come standard Evening in Science. The adult Raspberry Pis, 3D printers, and firearm-based Brews at the Children’s Museum of science fair will take place at more – plus, a resident expert on- Bozeman, and the fall event Riverside Country Club beginning hand to help out. Open lab hours Even with the sunny season calendar is bursting with activities at 6:30pm. The evening will feature take place Mondays from 3–5pm, in the rearview, there’s no for area youth. Here’s a look at some of the coolest tech happenings Tuesdays from 4–7pm, and Fridays slowing down at Museum of some of the upcoming happenings. in Bozeman by professionals, MSU from 10am–noon. the Rockies with a busy fall In collaboration with MOR and departments and local students all to The innovative STEAMlab event calendar. Here’s a look at the Bozeman Library, head down to introduce our community to program offers personally relevant some upcoming happenings at CMB for its portion of National informal learning and exploratory project-based learning opportunities your neighborhood museum. Fossil Day events on Wednesday, play as a means for creativity and to kids with the aim of bolstering On Wednesday, October October 17th from noon–3pm. critical thinking – the interest and expertise in 21st 17th, celebrate National Geologist Bill MacBride will be foundations of stu- century skills. Come enjoy Fossil Day with MOR, the onsite alongside Rocky Rex. Later dent prep for a the STEAMlab as part of Children’s Museum of on, enjoy a special Open Lab from STEM career. your museum experi- Bozeman, and the Bozeman 5–7pm with dinosaur-themed 3D Several com- ence. Included with Public Library with dinosaur- disgusting science, make some icky printing and more! These events are panies will membership or themed activities all day long at all crafts, and check out what your included with CMB admission. showcase admission. three locations. scabs look like on the big screen. The back half of the month will their work Located at 202 Start the day off with Sensational Spooky stories and goody bags make see three Family Science Days along with S Willson Ave., Babies from 10–11am at MOR this the perfect family costume party for inquisitive kids. First up on other fun the Children’s featuring a dinosaur dig and for all “mad scientists”! This event is Thursday, October 18th is It’s Not activities Museum offers dinosaur-themed stories. The included with Museum admission. Magic: It’s Science. You won’t believe that we hands-on exhibits, Library will present Little Ones Museum of the Rockies’ popular your eyes! Witness some of the most feature at science camps, Storytime with dinosaur and fossil series Brews & the Big Sky: extreme science experiments and the muse- after-school activi- stories at both 10:15am and Montana Made, Montana learn what makes the science seem um and ties, and educa- 11:15am. From noon–3pm at the Brewed continues with Historical like magic. Scrap Robots follows on more! tional programs Children’s Museum, enjoy fossil Firearms featuring Neptune’s Brewery Friday, October 19th. This edition Tickets are throughout the activities at the Science Station and on Tuesday, October 30th from will feature tools and materials $65 or $130 year. Because chil- Maker Place with Rocky Rex. Back 5:30–7:30pm. There is a $12 galore in the Maker Place for per couple dren make profound at MOR, Tours for Tots: Bones! will admission including beer tasting, building your next robot creation. with sponsor- meaning from direct be held from 2–3pm. Rocky Rex gallery talks, exhibits, and light Closing out the month is Spooky ships available. experience, CMB pro- heads to the Library from appetizers for those 21 and older. Science on Wednesday, October 31st. Log on to the grams facilitate pathways for 3:30–5pm, for a meet n’ greet and Examine some of the famous Join for Halloween science and Children’s Museum hands-on exploratory play. Visit the chance to touch real fossils. and infamous firearms from MOR’s crafts, and be sure to wear your website to purchase. www.cmbozeman.org for further Closing out the day at the collection. From pistols to military costume for a special spooky treat! Also at the Children’s Museum... details, membership information, Children’s Museum are Open weapons, learn about the role that These all ages events run from Open STEAMlab Hours with and registration for upcoming STEAMlab Hours, with dinosaurs, the worldwide Industrial Revolution 10am–12pm and are included with events recurring weekly. Connect events. Be sure to follow the from 5–7pm. played in the design and museum membership or admission. with Bozeman’s community of Children’s Museum on Facebook Note: Fossil Day events are free manufacture of firearms in the On Saturday, October 20th, the youth makers. All available tools will and Instagram for the most up-to- at MOR and the Library, and United States and beyond. Children’s Museum will host An be at your disposal with Arduinos, date info. • included with admission at the Additional Brews evenings this Children’s Museum. Admission season will include Charlie Bair of applies if you wish to access MOR’s Martinsdale, the Wool King with Bayern main museum and exhibits. Brewing on Nov. 27th; Big Teams in The next edition of this season’s the Big Sky with Great Northern Library sponsors fake news-based Science Inquiry Lecture Series, Brewing Company on Feb. 26th; Journey from the Center of Silver City to the Copper Kingdom with the Sun with Dr. Loren Acton, will Muddy Creek Brewery on March ‘SymBozium,’ documentary film screenings take place Wednesday, October 24th 26th; and Crow Fair with featured in Hager Auditorium beginning at Bozeman Public Library offers Amendment? Can fake news – brewer TBA closing out the series more than just a vast selection of or suppressing it – undermine 7pm. This presentation is open to on April 30th. the public. books, periodicals, and movies to its our democratic way of life? Kicking off a new month is the many pass-holders – it also hosts a The evening will be How does the sun work, and how Archaeology Institute of America do we know? Dr. Acton, MSU number of engaging events open to moderated by Frankie Wilmer, Lecture, “Revolt! Why the Jews the public. Here’s a look at what’s Professor and department head Research Professor of Physics Took on Rome” with Andrea Emeritus and space shuttle astronaut, coming up. of Political Science at MSU. Berlin of Boston University. The On Thursday, October 18th, Guest speakers will include Will will describe how scientists have presentation will take place FREE health forum “Emergency Dobson, Chief international used tools to piece together a Thursday, November 1st in Hager Preparedness 101: Keep it editor at National Public Radio; working model of the sun from its Auditiorium beginning at 6pm. This very center to its influence on Simple!” will be held in the small Les AuCoin, Former journalist, event is open to the public. community room at 5:30pm. Most professor of government, and Earth – and how his eight days of What is the real story behind the solar observations on space shuttle families do not have an emergency nine-term U.S. congressman animosities that eventually led to the plan in place, but spending the time from Oregon; and Dr. Jeff Challenger contributed to the catastrophe of the Jewish Revolt picture. to develop one can make all the Reed, Technology executive. against Rome? Why would a small difference if your family is involved Please register for this event in At each month’s Science Inquiry population without military in a disaster. During this presenta- advance at www.symbozi- Lecture, explore cutting edge science capabilities or political allies dare to topics, their latest developments, and tion, Patrick Lonergan of Gallatin um.org as space is limited. challenge a ruling power of such County Emergency Management Montana Friends of Jung their relevance to society through might? New archaeological evidence speaker presentations followed by a will discuss why it is important to will host FREE DVD program, reveals a growing cultural divide make a plan for your family and “Transference, the Q&A session. beginning about two generations With classes back in session, so is items you should consider when Therapeutic Relationship & before the Revolt broke out, and you do make your plan. Transformation,” on MOR After Dark for Montana sheds new light on the prehistory of Take part in SymBozium on Saturday, October 27th in the State University students on Friday, this explosive event. This lecture will October 26th from 9pm–12am. Tuesday, October 23rd. Presented small community room from start with the constructions of by the Bozeman Public Library, this 1–4pm. The seminar will Experience the Museum after dark Herod the Great and his sons, with a native, and MSU grad Colter in a special night just for MSU’s community forum for civil discourse examine the relationship between focus on the places that he built to will unfold at the Emerson Center client and therapist, especially in the Olmstead will also speak about the hardworking students. Enjoy free impress his patrons. The appearance making of his film, Drawback, which pizza, raffle prizes, a photo booth for the Arts & Culture from 7–9pm. deepening stages within long-term and character of some of those The topic for the evening will be therapy. The focus is on the took home the BZN Best with MOR’s mascot Rocky Rex, and buildings created the conditions that “Fake News or Free Speech: conscious and unconscious interplay Documentary Short. The doc paints more, all included with a student ID. led Jews throughout the land to Can Democracy Survive?” of both client and therapist, a beautiful portrait of Olmstead’s The MSU Office of Health band together more intensively and sister, Jordan, and her experience Advancement sponsors this. No pre- “Fake news” has always been including the transforming elements eventually persuade some to organize part of the communication land- of transference. In the film, Dr. bowhunting in the Montana registration is required. against Rome. backcountry. Learn more about the Start your Halloween scape. The difference now is that we Jacoby shares anecdotes of his Now open at the Museum, photo are inundated with social media that encounter with C.G. Jung. films and BZN Film Rodeo series at celebrations early with MOR’s exhibition Polar Obsession and www.bozemanfilmcelebra- “grossest” annual tradition! This makes it possible to disseminate fake On Monday, October 29th, the multi-media Into the Arctic! Both news quickly and easily. In the past, Library will be the fourth stop of the tion.com/film-rodeo. year’s Family Grossology are included with admission. For Tuesday, October 30th will Halloween Party is set for fake news was used as propaganda BZN Film Rodeo from 6–8pm. more information about these events to isolate individuals or groups of The evening will feature FREE feature a FREE screening of Far Saturday, October 27th from and exhibits, visit www.museu- East/Far West, a Montana film 2–5pm. Come in costume to see people, destabilize governments, and screenings of BZN award-winning moftherockies.org. • foment anarchy. Fake news may be short films, followed by the BZN about citizen diplomacy, at 5:30pm. inaccurate, dishonest, misleading, Spirit Award-winning documentary, In the Spring of 2016 a small team intentionally untrue, and even MANKILLER, the incredible story of from Helena Civic Television visited intended to damage the paradigm the first female Principal Chief of Taiwan and the Guangxi Province of factual information. But is it the Cherokee Nation, Wilma in China. Their self-appointed illegal? Is it protected by the First Mankiller. Filmmaker, Helena mission, as citizen diplomats, was to illuminate the long-standing Sister State relationships Montana has with both jurisdictions. Far East/Far West is an hour-long account of their fast-paced and peripatetic visit, part travelogue, part documentary, with interviews and voice-overs and a panoply of colorful images. The program and its themes emerge at a critical juncture in U.S.-China and U.S.- Taiwan relationships. The film will be followed by remarks from Maggie Greene, China Scholar and Assistant Professor of History at MSU, as well as a Q&A with the producer, Stephen Maly. Yoga for All continues this fall! This weekly event is held every Tuesday at 11am and noon in the Community Room. Open to all ages and abilities, instructors focus on the basics of yoga, breathing, and mind/body connections. Please bring your own mat and any props you choose to use, including blocks or straps. Terra Kopf instructs the 11am class. Terra completed her teacher training at the Maui Yoga Shala and additional training at the Yandara Yoga Institute in Baja, Mexico. Brooke Russell, a Yoga Motion-certified instructor, continues to teach the noon class. The Bozeman Public Library is located at 626 E Main St. For more information about other library happenings, please visit www.bozemanlibrary.org. •

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Arts Council offering poetry workshop, Drop-dead comedy reading with Lowell Jaeger musical kicks off Shane As part of the Arts Council of workshops surprising themselves.” Big Sky’s education and outreach The community reading will Lalani’s theatre season efforts, Montana Poet Laureate take place at 6:30pm at the Warren Lowell Jaeger will be leading a Miller Performing Arts Center. No poetry workshop on Thursday, advance tickets are required and The Shane Lalani Center for the music, non-stop laughs, and a October 25th, followed by a seating is on a first come, first Arts is pleased to announce the first scene-stealing role for one community reading event on served basis. At Jaeger’s readings, Friday, Oct. 26th, at the Warren expect humor, expect serious Miller Performing Arts Center. reflection, and expect to examine Both events are free and open to the “human condition” in all its the general public. marvelous complexity. He enjoys The poetry workshop will be interacting with audiences and held form 6–8pm in the conference sharing the stage with other room of the Big Sky Water and Montana poets. In between reading Sewer Building, located at 561 from his own work, he often recites Little Coyote Rd. Each participant from memory the poems of Robert is asked to bring one original Frost, Donald Hall, and Richard poem. The event is free but Wilbur, among others. advance registration is required as Lowell Jaeger, the Montana and the Humanities. He has only a limited number of spaces Poet Laureate for 2017-19, is a authored six books of poems, his are available. Please call the ACBS nationally recognized poet who for work has been published over 300 office at (406) 995-2742 to register the past 30 years in Montana has times in a variety of national for the class. This workshop is for delighted diverse audiences with journals, he serves as editor of high schoolers through adults. readings, lectures, discussions, radio Many Voices Press and he gives “Everyone can sing, everyone shows and poetry workshops. tirelessly of his time to a wide range can dance, everyone can paint, and During this time he has also served of community organizations. Lowell everyone can write poems,” Jaeger on an array of arts and humanities show of its 2018-2019 Community actor playing all eight of the has been an educator for more than Theatre Season. A Gentleman’s doomed heirs. says. “Poetry, like any art, is a initiatives from Montana School three decades at Flathead Valley mode of human expression. Sure, Districts, Glacier Institute, Guide to Love & Murder plays in A Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Community College. the plays in the Dulcie Theatre Murder runs weekends from October some of us are more accomplished Elderhostel, Montana Arts Council, For more information about the than others, but all of us have a Humanities Montana, American from October 19th through 19th through November 11th in the Lowell Jaeger and other upcoming November 11th. Dulcie Theatre at the Shane Lalani right to give it a go. I love best of Library Association and the events, please call (406) 995-2742 or all to witness writers in my National Endowments for the Arts When the low-born Monty Center in Livingston. Showtimes visit www.bigskyarts.org. • Navarro finds out that he’s eighth in are Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm, line for an earldom in the lofty and Sundays at 3pm. Tickets are D’Ysquith family, he figures his $18 for adults, $14 for seniors and chances of outliving his predeces- college students, and $10 for youth Mathematics & human nature intersect sors are slim, so he sets off down a 17 and under. To make reservations, far more ghoulish path. Can he visit www.theshanecenter.org or knock off his unsuspecting relatives call the box office at (406) 222- in Blue Slipper’s Proof without being caught and become 1420. The Shane Center is located the ninth Earl of Highhurst? And at 415 E Lewis St. The Blue Slipper Theatre’s pro- Marc Beaudin returns to the larger theatre.” what of love? Because murder isn’t A Gentleman’s Guide to Love & duction of Proof by David Auburn Blue Slipper for his sixth produc- The cast of Proof features Todd the only thing on Monty’s mind… Murder is generously sponsored by continues with remaining perform- tion as director. He has worked in Hoberecht as “Robert,” a genius Winner of the 2014 Tony Award Sweetwater Travel Company, ances on Friday and Saturday, theatre professionally for 20 years mathematician who suffers a for Best Musical, A Gentleman’s Guide Mountain Air Sports, Joann & October 19th–20th at 8pm, and a as a director, scenic designer and debilitating mental illness; Finn to Love & Murder is a murderous David Gibson, and Yellowstone closing matinee on Sunday, October technical director at venues ranging Ferguson as “Catherine,” his romp filled with unforgettable Valley Lodge & Grill. • 21st at 3pm. Doors open 30 minutes from unheated warehouses, historic daughter who may have inherited before curtain time. opera houses and art galleries to a his genius, but worries she has Winner of the Pulitzer Prize for 1500-seat, state-of-the-art theatre. inherited his psychotic disorder as Drama and the Tony Award for Best Directing favorites include Macbeth well; Jesse Lagos as “Hal,” Robert’s Play, Proof is a passionate and (with The 303), Amadeus (with Pit & adoring former student who hopes sharply witty play about the nature Balcony Theatre Co.), Dying City to discover a final mathematical Open Door to stage Oscar of genius and madness, (with Caldera Theatre Co.) and the proof in one of Robert’s 103 note- father/daughter relationships and Blue Slipper’s productions of books; and Aya Rordam as “Claire,” Wilde comedy classic the risks and redemption of love. It Dracula; Frankenstein, Inc.; Lion in the older sister of Catherine who examines the dual meaning of Winter and Chekov’s Squirtgun. arrives from New York to make sure For its fall production, Open discovers John’s secret and decides to “proof ” both as mathematical “The Blue Slipper’s intimate Catherine gets the help Claire Door Theatre is proud to present visit John’s pretty little ward in the formula and the search for a basis of space is the perfect venue for this believes she desperately needs. Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of country, posing as the debauched belief – in family, in lovers, and intimate play,” says Beaudin. “The The drama/comedy runs about Being Earnest. Under the “Ernest,” the situation gets entirely mostly, in one’s own mind and heart. pathos, nuance and humor of two hours, with a 15-minute inter- direction of Roerick Sweeney, more complicated! Hijinks ensue, In a review of its Broadway Auburn’s words, in the hands of mission, and contains adult language performances will run October and the two gentlemen and their premiere, Thomas Burke calls Proof, this immensely talented cast, come and themes. Tickets are available 19th–28th with showtimes on ladies are in for more than they ever “a play you’ll remember, which will alive in a way that would be online at www.blueslipper.org or Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm, anticipated when formidable Lady haunt you forever.” diffused by the distances of a by calling (406) 222-7720. • followed by a 3pm Sunday matinee. Bracknell, Gwendolen’s mother, All will be held at the Gallatin begins sleuthing around to uncover Labor Temple, located at 422 E the far-fetched truth. Mendenhall in Bozeman. Oscar Wilde’s brilliant comedy Oscar Wilde’s brilliantly clever captures with wit and charm the Verge Theater slate supplies options for comedic masterpiece was once absurdity and delight of the called by critic W.H. Auden, “the Victorian “age of surfaces” (as Lady only pure verbal opera in English.” Bracknell calls it,) while capturing kids, adults & the whole family Earnest tells the story of two young the struggle of four passionate lovers gentlemen in London, who each live trying to conform to expectations Verge Theater continues its tickets for only $7, or $9 at the door. a double-life, creating elaborate and, in the most roundabout and brand new, (already spectacular) Upcoming shows are set for October deceptions to find some balance in delightfully funny way possible, love 25th season with some fantastic per- 22nd and November 5th. All shows their lives. John Worthing escapes who they wish and live how they formances! Here’s a look at what’s start at 7pm. Ages 17+. the burdens of responsibility to have want. happening in the coming weeks. Shifting back to the Family an exciting life in the city, Tickets for all performances of Stupid F*cking Bird comes in Stage, the charming Flora & pretending to be his fictitious The Importance of Being Earnest are for a landing on Verge’s Main Stage Ulysses opens late this month and younger brother Ernest. Algernon $12 and may be purchased through for one more weekend in October. continues into next. This isn’t “just” Moncrieff, meanwhile, has invented www.opendoorbozeman.org. In the irreverent, contemporary and children’s theater. This is whole a convenient invalid, Bunbury, Open Door Theatre is a very funny remix of Chekhov’s The family theater. For one, the script whom he uses as an excuse to galli- membership-run community theatre Seagull, Aaron Posner stages a addresses some of the tough vant off to the country whenever he dedicated to making the art of live timeless battle between young and moments families go through pleases. When John falls in love with theatre available to audiences and old, past and present, in search of without flinching or talking down with seatings at 6pm and 8:30pm. Algernon’s cousin, Gwendolen, he is participants in the Gallatin Valley. the true meaning of it all. to us. Secondly, its characters are Tickets are $60 and available at determined to come clean, but when Be sure to follow them on Facebook An aspiring young director models of resiliency. www.plonkwine.com. Cost Gwendolen reveals she can only love (@opendoorbozeman) for the most rampages against the art created by Flora & Ulysses also isn’t short on includes three-course dinner and the a man named Ernest, it somewhat up to date event information and his mother’s generation. A nubile entertainment. After all, it stars a show! Seating is limited. complicates things. When Algernon performance announcements. • young actress wrestles with an aging 10-year-old cynic and a flying Finally, mark your calendar’s for Hollywood star for the affections of squirrel poet (yes, you read that next month’s HAVEN partnership a renowned novelist. And everyone correctly) as they embark on an show, More Than Bruises: discovers just how disappointing adventure full of other quirky Stories of Abuse and Healing. love, art, and growing up can be. characters that’s bursting with heart! Verge will first host Friday and Stupid F*cking Bird will tickle, Directed by Katie Gilbertson, the Saturday night performances, tantalize and incite you to consider production stars Grace Townsend- November 2nd–10th. The show how art, love, and revolution fuel Mehler, Aurora Gilbertson, Willie then heads to Livingston’s Shane your own pursuit of happiness. Eide, Suzee Branch, Bob Bradley, Lalani Center for a three-night Flip (Chekhov) the bird at Verge Kendrick Haunt, Marsha Ross, run, Thursday through Saturday, with director Mark Kuntz and an Lynn Kinnaman, and Owen Nov. 15th–17th. All performances all-star cast including Lizzy Bennett, Brooker. Flora & Ulysses shows begin at 8pm. Stay tuned for fur- Miles Duffey, Ryan Lawrence Flynn, Saturdays and Sundays, October ther details. Torie Laher, Colter Langan, Claire 27th through November 11th at Visit www.vergetheater.com McGinty, and Gabe Taurman! 3pm each day. Advance tickets are for reservations and further Remaining shows are Friday and $7, or $9 at the door. information about these Saturday, October 19th–20th at A perfect way for adults to productions, educational offerings, 8pm each night. Advanced tickets celebrate Halloween before it’s time and the entire 2018-19 season! are $14, or $16 at the door. These to take the kids trick-or-treating! Advance tickets are also available performances are for those 17+. This year’s Rocky Horror Show in store at Cactus Records. See Moving into some family-orient- Dinner Theater returns to Plonk you at “The Little Black Box on ed stage entertainment, bring the Wine on Saturday, October 27th the Edge (of Bozeman)!” • kids to Silly Moose Comedy Improv Hour on Saturdays throughout the season. Join Silly the Moose and his gang of wacky improvisers as they entertain and delight kids of all ages. An upcoming show is set for October 20th at 3pm. Advance tickets are $7, or $9 at the door. And of course, improv for the big kids! Improv on the Verge continues its season of hilarious Monday night shows. With a mixture of short-form games (like you see on the popular tv show Whose Line is It Anyway?) and long- form stories, everything you see on stage is created on the spot using audience suggestions. With crowd favorites, the Bozeman Improverts AND some new faces, you won’t want to miss the best way to start your week. Come get cheap thrills for your laugh hole with advanced page 2A • Volume 25, Number20 - October 15, 2018• The BoZone Entertainment Calendar w• ww.BoZone.com • 406-586-6730 ––– Tell ’em, “I Saw It In The BoZone!” Tell ’em, “I Saw It In The BoZone!” ––– The BoZone Entertainment Calendar • www.BoZone.com • 406-586-6730 • Volume 25, Number 20 - October 15, 2018 • page 3A Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday

Polar obsession 9 am MoR Meditation 7 am into the arctic 9 am MoR Polar obsession 9 am MoR into the arctic 9 am MoR Mountains Walking Brewery Buddhist Qigong 9 am into the arctic 9 am MoR 15 Preschool Explorers 16 Photoshop class Series 17 Bozeman Dharma Center 18 tours for tots 10 am MoR 10:30am Children’s Museum 8:30am F-11 Photo & The Print little HeaRts 10 am Emerson it’s not Magic: it’s Science the Dark Matter Mystery 1 pm @ MOR Polar obsession 9 am MOR national Fossil Day 10 am MoR 10 am Children’s Museum StEaMlab Hours 3 pm CMB into the arctic 9 am MoRockies little Storytime 10:15 &11:15 am Library Books & Babies 1pm 10 am Library Roblox club 3:45pm Bozeman Library tours for tots 10 am Mo Rockies national Fossil Day 10:15am Library thrive Gym Days 10 am Willson School Pint night 4 pm MAP Brewing Books & Babies 1pm 10 am Boz. Library the aurora 11 am & 3pm MoR Healthcare connections – Mobile Health 2018 Sip & SlaM w/ larry Blackwood Experience aurora 11 am & 3pm MoR thrive Gym Days 11 am Heck-Quaw 10 am Gallatin Valley YMCA yoga For all – & 12pm 11 am Library 5 pm White Dog Brewing Bair Ranch agricultural Seminar Series Baby Bistro 11 am Bozeman Library taco tuesday 11:30am Mtn Walking Pints w/ Purpose – Skateboard 12 pm Montana State University Experience the aurora 11 am & 3pm MOR Dark Matter Mystery 1 pm Taylor@ MOR national Fossil Day 12 pm CMB alliance of Mt 5 pm Bridger Brewing Dark Matter Mystery 1 pm Taylor @ MOR Free Pool 3 pm Molly Brown Dark Matter Mystery 1 pm MoRockies J. W. teller 5 pmMurray Bar – Livingston Free Pool at the Molly Brown “Statistical Methodology for MS Free Pool 3 pm Molly Brown Bluegrass Jam 5:30pm Katabatic Brew 3 pm Molly Brown Research” 3:10pm MSU Chemistry Minecraft Meetup 3:45pm Library Book club 6 pm Country Bookshelf Mt indigenous Foods Guest chef night Upstream of the confluence – REaD to a Dog 4 pm Bozeman Library Peter King 6 pm Outlaw Brewing 5 pm Fork & Spoon Homestyle Kitchen Receptions 4 pm Montana State artist Reception – James Weikert 4 pm Joe Knapp and chelsea Hunt teacher Reception open StEaMlab Hours Big Sky Sotheby’s International Realty 6 pm MAP Brewing 5:30pm Country Bookshelf 4 pm Children’s Museum Upstream of the confluence 5 pm MSU “Glacier Park: challenges & Bozeman BPW 2018 celebrations Event Beer for a cause Music & Mussels w/ christy Hays & opportunities…” 6 pm MoRockies w/ Dr. Waded cruzado 5:30pm The Rialto 5 pm Katabatic Brewing tony Polecastro 5:30pm Bridger Brewing Kelly nicholson 6:30pm Red Tractor Emergency preparedness 101-Keep it Rich Mayo 6 pm Kountry Korner Café Dynamite Dads: Fun at the Pumpkin yūgen 6:30pm The Rialto Simple! 5:30pm Bozeman Library life Drawing (18+) 6 pm Emerson Center Patch 5:30pm Rocky Creek Farm Skylark 7 pm The Mint Cafe & Bar Wilmot collins – indigenous Peoples’ BSF Volunteer & Sponsor appreciation the orser Executive Speakers Forum Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm American Legion chili Feed 6 pm Lindley Park 5:30pm MSU – Jabs Hall lecture 6 pm Museum of the Rockies open Mic night 10 pm Haufbrau Sneed collard 6 pm Country Bookshelf Jason taylor 6 pm Country Bookshelf Flash Portrait Photography: Diy Holiday collapsing Stars 6 pm MAP Brewing lGBtQ History Month Panel Event Family Photos Bridger Mountain Harmony chorus 6:30pm MSU Procrastinator Theater 6 pm F-11 Photo & The Print Refinery 7 pm Anderson School trivia night 7 pm Pine Creek Lodge art on the Rocks 6:30pm Rocking R Bar ladies’ night 7 pm Molly Brown commission & Mt State Senate Dist. Bridger creek Boys 7 pmRed Tractor Pizza the Road agents 32 & 34 Forum 7 pm Bozeman Library Red Glow Buffalo Remember 7 pm Murray Bar – Livingston tales From Ghost town 7 pmEagles Bar 7 pm Bozeman Hot Springs Pigeons Playing Ping Pong w/ andy life interrupted – Screening w/ Q&a alex Robilotta Frasco & the U.n. 8 pm The Rialto 7 pm The Ellen Theatre 7 pm The Mint Cafe & Bar – Belgrade light Box comedy w/ Michael the Hello Girls 7 pm MSU Reynolds Writers night Series w/ Earl craig Glatzmaier & Deece casillas 8 pm Duane Mark & Wt newton 8 pm Zebra 7 pm Pine Creek Lodge The Rialto Dreamers w/ Weathers & Rad Horror larry Hirshberg Sunrise Karaoke – Bar iX 9 pm Bar IX 8:30pm The Rialto 8 pm Murray Bar – Livingston Sean K. Preston 9 pm Eagles Ballroom Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm The 19th Hole Sunrise Karaoke – Eagles 9 pm Eagles Bar November 6, 2018 Beau Houston 10 pm Haufbrau Mic night 10 pm Haufbrau Peter King 10 pm Haufbrau aMEn Bozeman Free clinic Experience the aurora Meditation 7 am Polar obsession 9 am into the arctic 9 am 8 am Gallatin Fairgrounds 11 am & 3pm MOR Mountains Walking Brewery Museum of the Rockies Museum of the Rockies 21 meditation 8 am 22 Microbrew Monday 11:30am 23 Photoshop class Series 24 Buddhist Qigong 9 am 25 Books & Babies – & 1pm Mountains Walking Brewery MAP Brewing 8:30am F-11 Photo & The Print Bozeman Dharma Center 10 am Bozeman Library Polar obsession 9 am MoR the Dark Matter Mystery 1 pm MOR Polar obsession 9 am MoRockies little HeaRts 10 am Emerson Center thrive Gym Days – Bozeman 10 am into the arctic open StEaMlab Hours 3 pm CMB Books & Babies – & 1pm 10 am Library Storytime 10:15 &11:15 am Boz. Library Willson School 9 am Museum of the Rockies lEGo club 3:45pm Bozeman Library Experience aurora 11 am & 3pm MOR Experience the aurora 11 am & Healthcare connections – Mobile Health Fall Festival 9 am Rocky Creek Farm Roblox club 3:45pm Bozeman Library yoga For all – & 12pm 11 am Library 3pm Taylor Planetarium @ MOR 10 am Belgrade Community Library the Secret of the cardboard Rocket 10 Pint night – MSU Ecology club Dark Matter Mystery 1 pm MOR thrive Gym Days 11 am Heck-Quaw Baby Bistro 11 am Bozeman Library

am Taylor Planetarium @ MOR 4 pm MAP Brewing Free Pool 3 pm Molly Brown Sack lunch Seminar – Human tours for tots 10 am MoRockies

Bozeman MaDE Fair 10 am Pints w/ Purpose – cottonwood Day open StEaMlab Hours trafficking 12 pm MSU – SUB Experience the aurora 11 am &

Brick Breeden Fieldhouse School 5 pm Bridger Brewing 4 pm Children’s Museum the Dark Matter Mystery 1 pm 3pm Taylor Planetarium @ MOR

High “altitude” tea Service 10 am Kennedy Richards Beer for a cause Taylor Planetarium @ MOR the Dark Matter Mystery 1 pm Taylor MOR Townshend’s Bozeman Teahouse 5 pm Murray Bar – Livingston 5 pm Katabatic Brewing Company Free Pool 3 pm Molly Brown Experience aurora 11 am & 3pm MOR Dan Henry Minecraft Meetup 3:45pm Library Free Pool 3 pm Molly Brown Bluegrass Jam Brunch live Music – leif christian 5:30pm Bozeman Spirits Distillery REaD to a Dog 4 pm Bozeman Library Business after Hours 5:30pm Katabatic Brewing Company 11 am Pine Creek Lodge Rich Mayo Music & Mussels w/ Mike Murray 5:30pm Stockman Bank Mike comstock 6 pm Mtn Walking Brew the Big Sky tonight 2 pm 6 pm Kountry Korner Café 5:30pm Bridger Brewing Bear McKay 6 pm Country Bookshelf Henry & isla 6:30pm Red Tractor Pizza Taylor Planetarium @ MOR life Drawing (18+) 6 pm Emerson Center the Mighty travis 6 pm Outlaw Brewing Free Movie Fundraiser – Slap Shot improv on the Verge 7 pmVerge Theater life of Galileo 2 pm MoRockies common collective 6 pm MAP Brewing Songwriters Guild 6 pm MTN Walking 6 pm The Ellen Theatre colter Wall 8:30pm The Rialto Proof” 3 pm Blue Slipper Theatre an Evening of conservation and Bill Percy 6 pm Country Bookshelf Forest Planning 101 6 pm Masonic Lodge Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm American Legion conversation 6 pm MoRockies “Stranger than Science Fiction: cancer lowell Jaeger the importance of Being Earnest open Mic night 10 pm Haufbrau 6 pm Big Sky Water & Sewer 3 pm Gallatin Labor Temple Book club 7 pm Country Bookshelf treatment 6 pm Baxter Hotel loren Bird Rattler – indigenous Peoples’ a Gentleman’s Guide to love & Murder SymBozium 7 pm Emerson Crawford r “Watersheds, Wildlife and Wildlands” lecture 6 pm Museum of the Rockies 3 pm Shane Lalani Center for the Arts Mt House Districts 64, 67 & 68 Public 6:30pm Hope Lutheran Church lightroom Set Up & organization Warren Miller presents Face of Winter Forums 7 pm Belgrade Library Journey from the center of the Sun 5 pm The Ellen Theatre Bridger Mountain Harmony chorus 7 pm Museum of the Rockies 6 pm F-11 Photo & The Print Refinery Josh Moore 6 pm Outlaw Brewing 7 pm Anderson School the Great War – Poetry & Music 7 pm Bridger creek Boys Mighty travis 6 pm MAP Brewing ladies’ night 7 pm Molly Brown Gallatin History Museum 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza the lucky Valentines Weston lewis 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza trivia night 7 pm Pine Creek Lodge Jacob Rountree 7 pm Norris Hot Springs Sundae & Mr. Goessl Montana House Dist. 61, 62 63 & 65 7 pm Bozeman Hot Springs Bridger Mtn Big Band 7 pm Eagles Bar 7 pm Murray Bar – Livingston Races Public Forum 7 pm Library Mike Murray Sundae & Mr. Goessl captured! By Robots KneeJürk 7 pm Eagles Bar 7 pm The Mint Cafe & Bar – Belgrade 7 pm Bozeman Hot Springs 8 pm Zebra Cocktail Lounge History that Matters: absaroka- Groove tube and Steady trees Bozeman Doc Series: WilDlanD Sunrise Karaoke – Bar iX 9 pm Bar IX Beartooth 7 pm Park Photo – Livingston Halloween Bash 8 pm ZebraLounge 7 pm Emerson Center Ranges, coastlands and Modern Sons after auschwitz 7:30pm The Ellen christy Hays 8 pm Murray Bar – Livingston Haufbrau open Mic night 9 pm Filling Station Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm The 19th Hole Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Eagles Bar 10 pm Haufbrau Jeff Jensen 10 pm Haufbrau open Mic night 10 pm Haufbrau live Music w/ Kurt 10 pm Haufbrau little Bear antique Show open StEaMlab Hours 3 pm Meditation 7 am Boo! – Happy Halloween! Business Before Hours 7:30am 8 am Gallatin Fairgrounds Children’s Museum Mountains Walking Brewery Polar obsession 9 am MoR Bozeman Lodge 28 Polar obsession 9 am MoR 29 lEGo club 3:45pm Library 30 tours for tots 10 am 31 into the arctic 9 am MoR 1 ca$h 4 candy Drive 8 am into the arctic 9 am MoR Roblox club 3:45pm Library Museum of the Rockies little HeaRts Sayre Orthodontics Meditation 8 am Mtn Walking Brewery Pint night – Gallatin Valley Skijoring Books & Babies – 10 am Emerson Center for the Arts Polar obsession 9 am MoR Brunch live Music – carolina 4 pm MAP Brewing 10am & 1pm Bozeman Library Spooky Science 10 am Children Museum into the arctic Kehoe 11 am Pine Creek Lodge Pints w/ Purpose – longfellow Parent Experience the aurora 11 am & 3pm national Food Day at MSU 10 am 9 am Museum of the Rockies the Dark Matter Mystery – association 5 pm Bridger Brewing Taylor Planetarium @ MOR Strand Student Union Building-SUB tours for tots 10 am Mo Rockies 1pm & 4pm Taylor Planetarium @ MOR Eryn Bent 5 pm Murray Bar – Livingston yoga For all – & 12pm 11 am Library thrive Gym Days11 am Heck-Quaw Books & Babies 1pm 10 am Library the Big Sky tonight 2 pm Taylor MOR Bluegrass Jam taco tuesday 11:30am Mtn Walking Mary Kassmeier, Midwife on the thrive Gym Days 10 am Willson School the Dark Matter Mystery 2018 Sip & SlaM w/ cole Henson 5:30pm Katabatic Brewing Upper Missouri 12 pm MSU – SUB Baby Bistro 11 am Bozeman Library 1 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MOR 2 pm Bozeman Brewing Co. BZn Film Rodeo 6 pm Bozeman Library the Dark Matter Mystery 1 pm MOR Experience the aurora 11 am & 3pm MOR Free Pool 3 pm Molly Brown national Velvet Garrett Robinson tours for tots 2 pm MORockies the Dark Matter Mystery 1 pm StEaMlab Hours 4 pm CMB 2 pm The Ellen Theatre 6:30pm Red Tractor Pizza Free Pool 3 pm Molly Brown Taylor Planetarium @ MOR Beer for a cause 5 pm Katabatic Brewing the Paradise Bound 2 pm Kaleidoscope the Good old Boys come trick or treat with Us! Free Pool 3 pm Molly Brown concerto for Hope w/Ryan anthony Brews & the Big Sky – Historical 3:30pm Bozeman Health Suffer out loud’s november Workshop 7 pm The Mint Cafe & Bar – Belgrade Firearms 5:30pm Museum of the Rockies 2:30pm Willson Auditorium Minecraft Meetup 3:45pm Library 5:30pm Venue 126 Sunrise Karaoke 9 pmAmerican Legion – Jackson Emmer a Gentleman’s Guide to love & Murder REaD to a Dog 4 pm Bozeman Library Revolt! Why the Jews took on Rome open Mic night 10 pm Haufbrau 5:30pm Bozeman Spirits Distillery 3 pm Shane Lalani Center for the Arts Downtown trick or treating 6 pm Museum of the Rockies Far East/Far West open Door’s the importance of Being 4 pm City of Bozeman art on the Rocks 6:30pm Emerson Center 5:30pm Bozeman Library Earnest 3 pm Gallatin Labor Temple Malloween trick-or-treat 5pm GV Mall Bridger creek Boys Rich Mayo Flora & Ulysses 3 pm Verge Theater Music & Mussels w/ the Waiting 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza 6 pm Kountry Korner Café Denny Earnest Duo 6 pm MAP Brewing 5:30pm Bridger Brewing author Event: Debra Magpie Earling life Drawing (18+) 6 pm Emerson Center the Dirt Farmers Harvest carnival 5:30pm Fairgrounds 7 pm Elk River Books – Livingston Peter King 6 pm MAP Brewing 6 pm Red Tractor Pizza Edis and Friends 7 pm The Mint Cafe & Bar Bridger Mountain Harmony chorus Eryn Bent 6 pm Outlaw Brewing Diamond 7 pm Bozeman Hot Springs Backcountry Squatters Story night 7 pm Anderson School Juliet, naked / Beetlejuice – Dbl Feat JW teller/Britt arnesen ladies’ night 7 pm Molly Brown 6:45pm The Ellen Theatre 7 pm Townshend’s Bozeman Teahouse 7 pm Norris Hot Springs trivia night 7 pm Pine Creek Lodge MSU School of Music Faculty Recital – Madeline tasquine Bridger Mountain Big Band 7 pm Murray Bar – Livingston Edis Kittrell 7 pm Bozeman Taproom Ryan Matzinger & Friends 7:30pm

7 pm Eagles Bar Hoobastank w/ Secondhand Serenade Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm The 19th Hole The Rialto Birds of chicago w/ Daniel Rodriguez 8 pm The Pub Station – Billings Demonsteed, tales from Ghost town, Polyrhythmics with left on tenth

8:30pm The Rialto Sunrise Karaoke – Bar iX 9 pm Bar IX and Death trophy 10 pm Filling Station 8 pm Filling Station open Mic night 10 pm Haufbrau tom cook 10 pm Haufbrau open Mic night 10 pm Haufbrau Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Eagles Bar Meditation 8 am ca$h 4 candy Drive 8 am ElEction Day ca$h 4 candy Drive ca$h 4 candy Drive 8 am Sayre Orthodontics Mountains Walking Brewery Sayre Orthodontics tuesday morning Meditation 8 am Sayre Orthodontics Polar obsession 9 am little HeaRts 10 am Emerson a taste of Fall cooking class 4 5 Polar obsession 9 am 6 7 am MTN Walking Brewery 7 8 Museum of the Rockies little ones Storytime 8 am Way Beyond Fitness Museum of the Rockies ca$h 4 candy 8 am Sayre the Secret of the cardboard Rocket 10:15 & 11:15 am Bozeman Library Polar obsession 9 am MoRockies into the arctic 9 am MOR Polar obsession 9 am MOR 10 am Taylor Planetarium @ MOR Experience the aurora into the arctic Experience the aurora into the arctic 9 am MOR 51st annual BSF Ski Swap 11am & 3pm Museum of the Rockies 9am Museum of the Rockies 11am & 3pm Taylor Planet @ MOR Books & Babies 10 am Gallatin County Fairgrounds thrive Gym Days 11 am Heck-Quaw Books & Babies – & 1pm Microbrew Monday 10am & 1pm Bozeman Public Library Bozeman open Studios tour Healthcare connections – Mobile 10 am Bozeman Library 11:30am MAP Brewing Experience aurora 11 am & 3pm MOR 10:30am City of Bozeman Health 11 am Gallatin Valley Food Bank thrive Gym Days – Bozeman the Dark Matter Mystery yoga For all – & 12pm 11 am Library Experience aurora the Dark Matter Mystery 1 pm 10 am Willson School 1 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MOR taco tuesday 11:30am MTN Walking 11 am & 3pm Museum of the Rockies Taylor Planetarium @ MOR Baby Bistro open StEaMlab Hours Free Pool 3 pm Molly Brown Brunch live Music – Brian Stumpf 3 pm Children’s Museum Free Pool 3 pm Molly Brown 11am Bozeman Library 11 am Pine Creek Lodge open StEaMlab Hours Effective communication Strategies Experience the aurora 11 am & Roblox club 4pm Children’s Museum the Dark Matter Mystery – 3:45pm Bozeman Public Library 3 pm Dahl Tribiute Center 3pm Taylor Planetarium @ MOR 1pm & 4pm Taylor Planetarium @ MOR left for Dead 5:30pm Bozeman Spirits REaD to a Dog the Dark Matter Mystery Pints w/ Purpose – Bozeman Figure Rich Mayo 6 pm Kountry Korner Café the Big Sky tonight Skating club 5 pm Bridger Brewing 4pm Bozeman Public Library 1 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MOR life Drawing (18+) 6 pm Emerson Center Music & Mussels w/ the Road agents Free Pool 3 pm Molly Brown 2 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MOR SuicideGirls: Blackheart Burlesque ladies’ night 7 pm Molly Brown 5:30pm Bridger Brewing Steam & Suds (adult only Steam lab) little Giants 2 pm The Ellen Theatre 5:30pm The Rialto larry Kiff 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza WWi lecture – False armistices: War’s 5:30pm Children’s Museum a Gentleman’s Guide to love & Murder Bluegrass Jam 3 pm Shane Lalani Center for the Arts Sunrise Karaoke – Bar iX 9 pm Bar IX End & Disputed aftermaths i am interchange: Should We control our 5:30pm Katabatic Brewing Flora & Ulysses 6 pm Museum of the Rockies Population Growth? 6 pm The Rialto Grace Slayden 3 pm Verge Theater Hearth – Discussion 6pm Country Book PechaKucha night 6:30pm Red Tractor live Scottish Music Simple Substitutions 6 pm Outlaw 6:40pm The Ellen Theatre improv on the Verge 5 pm Townshend’s Bozeman Tea PechaKucha night 6:40pm The Ellen Kenny Diamond 7 pm Verge Theater aran Buzzas 6 pm Outlaw Brewing trivia night 7 pm Pine Creek Lodge 7 pm Bozeman Hot Springs Sunrise Karaoke – legion Bridger Mountain Big Band trivia night 8 pm Molly Brown Bridger creek Boys 9 pm American Legion – Bozeman 7 pm Eagles Bar Wobble Wednesday 8 pm Zebra Cocktail 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza SuicideGirls: Blackheart Burlesque Rittz & King lil G – the top Shelf tour tauk w/ Exmag 9 pm Filling Station the Dirt Farmers 9:30pm The Rialto 7 pm The Pub Station – Billings Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm The 19th Hole 7 pm The Mint Cafe & Bar – Belgrade open Mic night 10 pm Haufbrau open Mic night 10 pm Haufbrau open Mic night 10 pm Haufbrau Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Eagles Bar GG e t Y o u rr ee v e n t s o n t h e CC a l e n d a r !! e m a i l :: i n f o @@ BB o ZZ o n e .. C o m ( $ 2 5 p e r l i s t i n G f o r n o n - a d v e r t i s e r s ) o r CC a l l 44 0 66 -- 5 8 6 -- 6 7 3 0 IF IT'S HAPPENING... IT’S IN THE BO THE IN IT’S HAPPENING... IT'S IF Friday Saturday BO THE IN IT’S HAPPENING... IT'S IF

MSU Friday for Prospective Students MSU Polar Obsession 9 am Museum of the Rockies AMEN Bozeman Free Clinic Books & Babies Saturday 10 am Bozeman Library 19 8 am Gallatin County Fairgrounds 20 Bozeman MADE Fair 10 am Brick Breeden Fieldhouse Polar Obsession 9 am Museum of the Rockies Spooktacular Halloween “Kids” Cooking Class Into the Arctic 9 am Museum of the Rockies 10 am Way Beyond Fitness Scrap Robots 10 am Children’s Museum 20th Annual Pumpkin Carving Contest Open STEAMlab Hours 10 am Children’s Museum 10am Kenyon Noble – ALL Locations Read Sing Play! Storytime 10:15 &11:15 am Library Experience the Aurora 11 am & 3pm Taylor Planetarium @ MOR Kinder Play 10:30am Motion Athletics Classes for Kids (9-17) 11 am Bozeman Fencing Association Experience the Aurora 11 am & 3pm @ MOR Spin for your MT Ballet Company 11:15am Zephyr Cycling Studio The Dark Matter Mystery 1 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MOR The Great Pumpkin Giveaway 12 pm Big Sky Town Center Fall Festival 1 pm Rocky Creek Farm The Dark Matter Mystery – & 4pm 1 pm Taylor @MOR Masquerade Gala – Nudes & Foods The Big Sky Tonight 2 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MOR 5pm Two Rivers Gallery – Big Timber Silly Moose Comedy Improv 3 pm Verge Theater Claudia Williams 5:30pm Kountry Korner Café 8th Annual International Video Store Day 5 pm Movie Lovers Empowering Girls & Women 5:30pm Baxter Ballroom Bob Britten 5:30pm Kountry Korner Café Ashley Ross 6 pm Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot CMB Evening in Science 5:30pm Riverside Country Club Quenby Iandiorio 6 pm Uncorked Wine Two Dot Two 5:30pm Katabatic Brewing Company Edis Kittrell 6:30pm Baxter Hotel Open Mic Night 6 pm Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot Jazz Night w/ Alex Robilotta 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza Warren Miller presents Face of Winter – & 9pm 6 pm The Ellen Todd Green 7 pm Norris Hot Springs Dos Mayos 6:30pm Baxter Hotel Importance of Being Earnest 7 pm Gallatin Labor Temple Aaron Williams 7 pm Norris Hot Springs Documentary- “The Most Unknown” 7 pm MSU SUB Pray For Snow Party Paige & The People’s Band 7 pm Rialto Butte at Bozeman Icedogs 7:30pm Haynes Pavilion Oktoberfest at Rockin TJ Ranch 7 pm Rockin’ TJ Ranch Cape Fear 7:30pm The Ellen Theatre The Importance of Being Earnest 7 pm Gallatin Labor Temple Howard Beall & the Fake News 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza Life of Galileo 7:30pm Museum of the Rockies Painting with Light Photography Workshop 7 pm F-11 Photo Stupid F*cking Bird 8 pm Verge Theater Life of Galileo 7:30pm Museum of the Rockies The Last Revel w/ Danny Barnes 8 pm Filling Station Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Murder 8 pm Shane Lalani Center A Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Murder Stupid F*cking Bird 8 pm Verge Theater 8 pm Shane Lalani Center for the Arts Blue Slipper presents “Proof” 8 pm Blue Slipper Theatre Blue Slipper presents “Proof” 8 pm Blue Slipper Theatre Alder Lights, Elephant Gun Riot / Shellshock Lullaby 8 pmZebra Mise w/ Sundance & The Wilds 8 pm Zebra Lounge The Waiting, Petty Party 8:30pm The Attic – Livingston Jalan Crossland/Sean Devine 8:30pm The Attic Laney Lou & The Bird Dogs 9 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon Laney Lou & The Bird Dogs 9 pm Chico Hot Springs Youngblood Brass Band 9 pm Filling Station Comstock Lode 9 pm Sacajawea Bar – Three Forks The Side Effects 9 pm Sacajawea Bar – Three Forks Slakkr 9 pm JR’s Lounge & Casino Slakkr 9 pm JR’s Lounge & Casino One Leaf Clover 9 pm Murray Bar – Livingston Walcrik 9 pm Murray Bar – Livingston Red Glow Buffalo 9:30pm Eagles Bar Red Glow Buffalo 9:30pm Eagles Bar Holding for Hux 9:30pm American Legion – Bozeman Holding for Hux 9:30pm American Legion – Bozeman Neil Filo Beddow 10 pm Haufbrau Tom Kirwan 10 pm Haufbrau Polar Obsession 9 am Museum of the Rockies Little Bear Antique Show 8 am Gallatin Fairgrounds Into the Arctic 9 am Museum of the Rockies Haunted Peaks Halloween Festival 8 am Big Sky Town 26 Open STEAMlab Hours 10 am CMB 27 Bozeman Winter Farmers’ Market 9 am Emerson Kinder Play 10:30am Motion Athletics HealthCare Connections /Mobile 9 am Goodwill Experience the Aurora 11 am & 3pm Taylor Planetarium 2018 Run For Your Life 9:30am MSU Bobcat Stadium The Dark Matter Mystery 1 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MOR Books & Babies Saturday 10 am Bozeman Library Pokémon Club 4:30pm Bozeman Library The Secret of the Cardboard Rocket 10 am Taylor @ MOR Dead Poets Slam 5 pm Townshend’s Bozeman Teahouse Workshop: Good Things Come in 3 10 am Country Bookshelf Claudia Williams 5:30pm Kountry Korner Café The Dark Matter Mystery – & 4pm 1 pm Taylor @ MOR Haunted House FARM of FEAR 5:30pm Anderson School Family Grossology Halloween Party 2 pm Museum of the Rockies Haunted Peaks Halloween Fest 5:30pm Big Sky Town Cntr Flora & Ulysses 3 pm Verge Theater Bozeman Poetry Collective 6 pm Country Bookshelf Dare to Believe w/ Jay Owenhouse – & 8pm 4 pm Brick Breeden John Lensing 6 pm Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot Bob Britten 5:30pm Kountry Korner Café Shelly Besler and Tony Polecastro 6 pm Uncorked Wine Dan Henry 5:30pm Katabatic Brewing Company Mike Murphy 6:30pm Baxter Hotel Folklore Dance w/ Chordwood Cricket 5:30pm Boz, Senior Lowell Jaeger 6:30pm Warren Miller Performing Arts Center 2018 Haunted House “FARM of FEAR” 5:30pm Anderson School Halloween Carnival 6:30pm Motion Athletics Madeline Tasquin 6 pm Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot Importance of Being Earnest 7 pm Gallatin Labor Temple Rocky Horror Show Dinner Theater – & 8:30pm 6 pm Plonk Wine Disney’s Newsies 7 pm Mother Lode Theatre – Butte Bozambique 6 pm MAP Brewing Z Jazz Night w/ Alex Robilotta 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza Kate & the AlleyKats 6:30pm Baxter Hotel Z The Road Agents 7 pm Norris Hot Springs Women’s Adventure Film Tour 7 pm Emerson Center Shades of Bublé 7:30pm The Ellen Theatre Balboa Swing Dance 7 pm Townshend’s Bozeman Teahouse ONE John Anderson 8 pm The Pub Station – Billings Mandie Castro 7 pm Norris Hot Springs ONE Cole Swindell and Dustin Lynch 8 pm Brick Breeden The Importance of Being Earnest 7 pm Gallatin Labor Temple A Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Murder 8 pm Shane Rhythm Future Quartet 7:30pm The Ellen Theatre Boogie Bash w/ Project Aspect & Friends 8 pm Filling Concerto for Hope w/Ryan Anthony 7:30pm Willson Auditorium Fat Lady and Barely There 8 pm Zebra Lounge Latin Dance Halloween Party w/ Pan Blanco 7:30pm Eagles Light Box Comedy Series 8 pm The Rialto Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Murder 8 pm Shane Lalani Center The Fossils – Cancelled 8:30pm The Attic – Livingston The Jungle 8 pm Zebra Cocktail Lounge Holler N’ Pine, Bridger Creek Boys & The Dirt Farmers Boo Bash with Mick Burlington 8:30pm The Attic – Livingston 8:30pm The Rialto BlackWater Band 9 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon • BlackWater Band 9 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon www.Twang 9 pm Sacajawea Bar – Three Forks • The MAX 9 pm JR’s Lounge & Casino The MAX 9 pm JR’s Lounge & Casino Since 1993 Since

Left on Tenth 9 pm Eagles Bar Halloween 2018 w/ New Wave Time Trippers 9 pm The Rialto 1993 Since Band of Drifters 9 pm Murray Bar – Livingston 8th Annual Mollyween w/ Ticket Sauce 9 pm Molly Brown Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Sacajawea Bar – Three Forks Holding for Hux 9 pm Eagles Bar MOR After Dark 9 pm Museum of the Rockies Laura Rain & The Caesars 9 pm Murray Bar – Livingston Daniel Kosel 9:30pm American Legion – Bozeman Daniel Kosel 9:30pm American Legion – Bozeman The Dirty Dirty 10 pm Haufbrau Steady Trees 10 pm Haufbrau Ca$h 4 Candy Drive 8 am Sayre Orthodontics ‘Pack the Place in Pink’ MSU Bobcat Stadium Polar Obsession 9 am Museum of the Rockies Uphill Athlete Seminar on Muscular Endurance 2 Into the Arctic 9 am Museum of the Rockies 3 8:30am The Mountain Project 51st Annual BSF Ski Swap 10 am Fairgrounds Bozeman Winter Farmers’ Market Open STEAMlab Hours 10 am Children’s Museum 9am Emerson Center for the Arts & Culture Read Sing Play! Storytime 10:15 &11:15 am Library Books & Babies Saturday 10 am Bozeman Library Experience the Aurora 11 am & 3pm Taylor MOR The Secret of the Cardboard Rocket 10 am Taylor MOR The Dark Matter Mystery 1 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MOR 51st Annual BSF Ski Swap 10 am Gallatin County Fairgrounds Claudia Williams 5:30pm Kountry Korner Café Bozeman Open Studios Tour 10:30am City of Bozeman • Jazz Night w/ Alex Robilotta 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza Sarah Angst Pop-Up Art Sale 10:30am City of Bozeman • Gillette Wild at Bozeman Icedogs 7:30pm Haynes Pavilion Experience the Aurora 11 am & 3pm Taylor Planetarium @ MOR Won’t You Be My Neighbor? 7:30pm The Ellen Theatre The Dark Matter Mystery – & 4pm 1 pm Taylor @ MOR A Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Murder The Big Sky Tonight 2 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MOR 8 pm Shane Lalani Center for the Arts MSU Bobcat Football vs Cal Poly 2 pm MSU Bobcat Stadium More Than Bruises: Stories of Abuse and Healing Flora & Ulysses 3 pm Verge Theater October 15- November 10, 2018 10, November 15- October 8 pm Verge Theater Bob Britten 5:30pm Kountry Korner Café 2018 10, November 15- October Them Coulee Boys & The Two Tracks 8 pm Filling Station Tom Susanj 5:30pm Katabatic Brewing Company The Waiting 8:30pm The Rialto 17th Annual Elise Event – Julius Caesar 6 pm MSU Black Box Diamond 9 pm The Two Tracks 7 pm Pine Creek Lodge JR’s Lounge & PermaFunk 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza Casino Gone with the Wind 7 pm The Ellen Theatre Tom Catmull Gillette Wild at Bozeman Icedogs 7:30pm Haynes Pavilion 9 pm Chico Hot Chris Cunningham Album Release Show 7:30pm Story Mansion Springs Saloon Martha Scanlan & Jon Neufeld 7:30pm The Attic – Livingston Rocky More Than Bruises: Stories of Abuse and Healing 8 pm Verge Mountain A Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Murder 8 pm Shane Center Arts Pearls 9 pm UFC 230 Schevchenko vs Eubanks 8 pm Molly Brown Sacajawea Bar 3rd Annual Erotica Masquerade 8:30pm The Rialto – Three Forks Sunrise Karaoke – Silver $ 9 pm Silver Dollar Saloon – Ennis Valley Cash Diamond 9 pm JR’s Lounge & Casino 9:30pm Tom Catmull 9 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon The Legion Sugar Daddies 9 pm Sacajawea Bar – Three Forks Bozeman Valley Cash 9:30pm American Legion – Bozeman “Agriculture and Political Uncertainty” 8:45am Polar Obsession 9 am Museum of the Rockies MSU Procrastinator Theater Into the Arctic 9 am Museum of the Rockies 9 Polar Obsession 9 am Museum of the Rockies 10 HealthCare Connections – Mobile Health Into the Arctic 9 am Museum of the Rockies 9 am Downtown Manhattan Open STEAMlab Hours 10 am Children’s Museum Books & Babies Saturday 10 am Bozeman Library Read Sing Play! Storytime 10:15 &11:15 am Library The Secret of the Cardboard Rocket Experience the Aurora 11 am & 10 am Taylor Planetarium @ MOR 3pm Taylor Planetarium @ MOR Experience the Aurora 11 am & 3pm Taylor Planetarium @ MOR The Dark Matter Mystery 1 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MOR Yoga & Beer 11 am Outlaw Brewing 12th Annual Bozeman Bluegrass Festival FREE Family Day: Animal Heroes of WWI 5 pm Emerson Center 11 am Gallatin History Museum Claudia Williams 5:30pm Kountry Korner Café The Dark Matter Mystery – & 4pm Jazz Night w/ Alex Robilotta 1 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MOR 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza MSU Bobcat Football vs Northern Colorado Grease, the Musical 7 pm Willson Auditorium 1 pm MSU Bobcat Stadium Tango Dance 7:30pm Townshend’s Bozeman Teahouse The Big Sky Tonight 2 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MOR MCMS: Mystical Violin and Courteous Lute 12th Annual Bozeman Bluegrass Festival 7:30pm MSU Reynolds Recital Hall 2:15pm Emerson Center Says You! 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Beetlejuice returns to the big screen as part of BFS double feature

On Wednesday, October 17th, Interrupted will inspire cancer In a delightful blend of “Almost family – and everyone gets more and advance ticketing information – Bozeman Film Society (BFS) survivors and their loved ones for Famous” and “You’ve Got Mail,” than she, he or it bargains for! and “Keep ‘Em Flickering!” • welcomes award-winning local time to come.” – Marilyn Annie (Rose Byrne) is stuck in a Directed by Tim Burton, filmmaker and two-time breast Guggenheim, PhD, Writer and long-term relationship with Duncan the film stars Michael cancer survivor, Paula Mozen, to Instructor, Montana State University (Chris O’Dowd) – an obsessive fan Keaton, Alec Baldwin and The Ellen for a screening of her October is Breast Cancer of obscure rocker Tucker Crowe Geena Davis. Beetlejuice is new documentary, Life Awareness month, so join in and (Ethan Hawke). When the acoustic Rated PG with a runtime Interrupted, at 7pm. experience the personal stories of demo of Tucker’s hit record from 25 of 92 minutes. Winner of Best Documentary three breast cancer warriors, each years ago surfaces, its release leads to “Beetlejuice retains an Feature in the 2018 Long Beach with a story as unique and heroic a life-changing encounter with the innocence that makes the Indie International Film Festival, Life as they are. elusive rocker himself. Based on the grotesque humor very Interrupted is a powerful film featuring The Ellen lobby will open at 6pm novel by Nick Hornby, Juliet, Naked is appealing. Tim Burton has intimate stories of three survivors with a no-host evening social a comic account of life’s second captured the sweet including the filmmaker herself, portion. Doors at 6:30pm. A Q&A chances, elevated by standout work ghoulishness of a 12-year- confronting a life-altering diagnosis with Mozen follows the screening. from a charming cast led by a well- old pouring over horror and refusing to step down. These Not rated, Life Interrupted runs matched Byrne and Hawke. Not comics, dreaming of the resilient women share their journeys 64 minutes. rated, the film runs 98 minutes. greatest Halloween as they cross into and return from, How about a Halloween double “A charming film... comic, costume ever invented!” – the world of Breast Cancer. They feature! First up on Wednesday, heartfelt and smart as they come – a Dave Kehr, Chicago Tribune respond to their disease process and October 31st is music-based rom- rare combination these days.” – Bozeman Film Society the rebuilding of their lives with com Juliet, Naked at 6:45pm. The Kenneth Turan, LA Times seeks out and presents honesty, dignity, humor, and grace. 30th Anniversary Edition of What’s a couple of stay-at-home independent films which Notable for its unflinching view from Beetlejuice follows at 9pm. ghosts to do when their beloved engage, entertain, and the survivor’s perspective, Life Purchase admission for the early home is taken over by trendy foster an understanding of Interrupted is not to be missed. movie and get into Beetlejuice FREE! yuppies? They call on Beetlejuice the world community “With its masterful portrait of Individual tickets will also be (Michael Keaton), the afterlife’s around us. Visit vulnerability and resilience, Life available at the door. freelance bio-exorcist to scare off the www.bozemanfilmsoci- ety.org for film previews

Movie Lovers Film options galore with Ellen’s fall titles ------Downtown Bozeman’s Ellen minister, Theatre gets the spooky season off puppeteer, to an eerie start with a night of writer and Sicario: Day of the Soldado is fright on the silver screen! The 1962 producer was psychological thriller Cape Fear beamed daily a pretty good, if will show at 7:30pm on Friday, into homes A legendary escape artist mysterious world of wonder and Illusion, as well as Magic on the Edge.October 19th. The film stars across improbable, sequel and one of the most awarded the impossible. Attendees will “Simply amazing!” raves The Salt Gregory Peck and Robert Mitchum America. In illusionists in history is set for a experience a night of grand Lake Tribune, while The Tokyo Times as chief adversaries: Sam, a his beloved by Joseph Shelton masculinity – including the often return to Bozeman by popular illusions with the most amazing says of the elaborate production, prosecuting attorney, and Max, a television Sicario (2015) was something very unpleasant combination of bravado demand. For one night only, catch magic in the world, Bengal tigers “Truly magic, a must see!” convicted criminal. To seek revenge, program, like a masterpiece, an ambitious tale and violence. But where Sicario 2 Jay Owenhouse in the illusion up close, dangerous escapes, and Come see why Hollywood the felon targets Sam’s loved ones, Mister Rogers’ of crime on the borderlands that succeeds is where it hews close to its spectacular “Dare to Believe!” inspiring storytelling. Seeing the entertainment journalist Mark forcing the lawyer to choose between Neighborhood, sometimes felt like the progeny of a predecessor: the tone. The film is still on Saturday, October 27th at Owenhouse family live is an Ebner says of The Magic of Jay obeying the law or protecting his he and his cast bloody-minded Western and an gorgeously photographed, with Brick Breeden Fieldhouse with evening that will leave you Owenhouse, “(With apologies to family. All seats are $6. of puppets ethical inquiry disguised as a horror Darius Wolski filling the shoes of the shows at 4pm and 8pm. The spec- breathless with a feeling of PT Barnum) the greatest touring Screening on Wednesday, and friends film, didn’t seem like it needed a original Sicario's Roger Deakins tacle has been voted by audiences childhood wonder. When a family Family show on earth.” October 24th is After Auschwitz spoke directly sequel. Its various threads were all quite admirably. And the score by and critics alike as “One of the works together nothing is Tickets range from $29 – $69 resolved – or left conspicuously Hildur Guðnadóttir (taking over for at 7:30pm. The “post-Holocaust” to young weekend on Sunday, November 4th Top 10 Live Shows in America.” impossible, a reminder to us all! and are available now at unresolved to make a point about its the late Johann Johannsson) is still documentary follows six children about some of life’s weight- at 2pm – Little Giants! In the film, In the show, Owenhouse Jay has amazed millions on www.ticketswest.com and the world of violently pure dread, all extraordinary women, capturing iest issues, in a simple, direct fashion. brothers Danny (Rick Moranis) and welcomes the audience into his primetime television’s Masters of Fieldhouse box office. • amoral men – by ominous strings what it means to move from tragedy Academy Award-winning Kevin (Ed O’Neill) coach rival youth the film’s queasy and strange, and trauma towards life. These filmmaker Morgan Neville (Twenty football teams. Danny’s group of but inevitable arrythmic drums women all moved to Los Angeles, Feet from Stardom) looks back on misfits is determined to prove they conclusion. And the over atmospheric married, raised children, and Rogers’ legacy, focusing on his are as capable of winning the film’s protagonist, soundscapes that became “Americans” but they never radically kind ideas. While the playoffs as Kevin’s polished lineup. the DEA agent evoke a feeling truly found a place to call home. nation changed around him, Rogers This screening is $2 at the door. No portrayed by Emily somewhere What makes the story so much more stood firm in his beliefs about the ticket needed, just show up! Blunt, has realized between grand fascinating is how these women saw, importance of protecting childhood. Mark your calendars for the next that she desperately guignol and interpreted, and interacted with the Neville pays tribute to this legacy edition of PechaKucha, returning needs to get away profound changing face of America in the with the latest in his series of highly to The Ellen on Wednesday and from this world of foreboding. second half of the 20th century. engaging, moving documentary por- Thursday, November 7th–8th at weak men and toxic And, ultimately, They serve as our guides on an traits of essential American artists. 6:40pm each night. The popular violence. as the film nears its unbelievable journey, sometimes All seats for this screening are $6. presentation events offer anyone She must have done just that conclusion, it does get more interest- celebratory, sometimes heartbreak- Spend your Saturday evening with a passion or a vision – because in Sicario: Day of the ed in the ethical questions that ing but always inspiring. A Q&A with an all-time film classic when designers, artists, inventors, archi- Soldado she’s nowhere to be found. occupied its predecessor. The film’s with the film’s Director will follow Gone with the Wind screens on tects, adventurers, entrepreneurs – Which means that there’s no-one to best sequences see the usually the screening. All seats are $10.50. November 3rd at 7pm. From 1939, an opportunity to share their ideas check the consciences of Benicio unflappable Alejandro having to A family favorite brings Elizabeth this romantic Civil War epic brings with the community during a social, Del Toro’s Alejandro and Josh perform the task of illegally entering Taylor to The Ellen on Sunday, to life Margaret Mitchell’s novel of fast-paced and friendly get together. Brolin’s Matt Graver, who are now the United States with a group of October 28th with National Velvet the same name. The film won 10 There’s just one catch: presenters largely allowed to their own violent, desperate asylum seekers. Not only is at 2pm. This Academy Award- Academy Awards and is considered have only 20 slides x 20 seconds amoral devices. This time around, it a chastening moment for Del winning picture stars Taylor as a one of the greatest masterpieces each, a total of 6 minutes, 40 Alejandro, fresh off his last revenge Toro’s hitman character, it’s a rambunctious young girl who is captured on film. seconds! Details forthcoming. but evidently not having achieved chastening moment for its determined to prepare her gifted “A superb example of Wine, beer, and other satisfaction, is called to foment war American audience, who are horse for the Grand National Hollywood’s art and a time refreshments will be sold in the between the cartels, a task he reminded what some of those Sweepstakes. She solicits the help of capsule of weathering sentimentality lobby one hour before all showtimes. completes with vicious but sad-eyed asylum seekers are escaping from, a former jockey (Mickey Rooney) to for a Civilization gone with the Ticketing and further information relish but which is not without and what some of them are hoping ensure her dream is realized. This wind, all right – gone, but not about these and other upcoming complications. Brolin and crew must to find in our country. screening is $2 at the door. No ticket forgotten.” – Roger Ebert events is available at www.theel- fake the kidnapping of a cartel While it doesn’t achieve the same needed, just show up! Gone with the Wind stars Vivien lentheatre.org. For additional leader’s daughter, contend with heights as the first Sicario, the sequel Kicking off a new month is Leigh, Clark Gable, Leslie Howard, inquiries, call (406) 585-5885 or federales loyal to the crime families, does suggest interesting opportunities critical smash Won’t You Be My and Olivia de Havilland and will stop into The Ellen box office. and defend their violent, amoral for the series going forward. And I, Neighbor? on Friday, November be screened with an intermission. All Hours are Wednesday through devices from their boss (Catherine for one, can be counted to be in the 2nd at 7:30pm. For over thirty years, seats are $6. Saturday from 1–3pm, as well as Keener), whose rote disapproval of opening weekend audience of Sicario Fred Rogers, an unassuming A family matinee closes out the two hours prior to any event. • the proceedings serves less as a plot 3 whenever it materializes. point than a plot necessity. Movie Lovers is Bozeman’s independent So yes, there’s plenty of, for lack movie rental store with hundreds of titles you of a better phrase, toxic won’t find on streaming services. • Bozeman Doc’s next title spotlights wildfires & those who fight them On Sunday, October 21st, at the Indian Arts. Jablonski created the of wayward lives forged into Emerson Center for the Arts & documentary project Sparrow Songs maturity in a literal trial by fire.” Culture, the Bozeman Doc Series in which he made one short – Filmmaker Magazine presents the Montana premiere of documentary a month, every month Doors open at 6:30pm. Single the new documentary, Wildland, for a year. The project developed a admission to Wildland is $10, or $8 beginning at 7pm. worldwide following and he was for students. Tickets are available at Every summer the American named to Filmmaker Magazine’s list of the door or in advance at Cactus West burns. Forest and wildland fires the 25 New Faces of Independent Records and Movie Lovers, as well are growing larger, more frequent, Film. Jablonski and Hudson’s first as bozemandocseries.org where and deadlier every year, threatening feature, Low & Clear, millions of acres and thousands of premiered at South by lives as they do. Inside every one of Southwest, where it these fires are small crews who work won the Audience to contain the fire by hand – using Award, and went on to shovels, pickaxes and methods that screen at numerous haven’t changed in sixty years. festivals including Both epic and intimate, Wildland True/False, HotDocs, tells the story of one firefighting and IDFA. crew as they struggle with fear, Both Hudson and loyalty, love and defeat all over the Jablonski went through course of a single fire season. Each firefighting training member of this motley crew has with those featured in come to this dangerous and the film, and not only unglamorous work for personal embedded with the crew, but worked you can buy Season Passes and 7- reasons – for some, it’s a need to test alongside their subjects throughout film punch cards and view trailers themselves, a desire for adventure the season. for upcoming films. The series will and purpose; for others, it may be “Immersive… a tone poem continue with one screening every the job of last resort after time in about the rigors and vulnerabilities other week through April. • prison or a lifetime of addiction. What emerges is a story of a small group of working-class men, their exterior world, their interior lives, and the fire that lies between. Directed by award-winning filmmakers Kahlil Hudson and Alex Jablonski, Wildland world-premiered in September 2018 at the Camden International Film Festival. 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Elk River presents an evening with Debra Magpie Earling Elk River Arts and Lectures will Literary Award and the American Perma Red tells the story of a nonprofit organization that seeks to information, call (406) 333-2330 or host a reading and presentation by Book Award. The Lost Journals of young native woman on the bring writers to Livingston for free visit www.elkriverarts.org. • Debra Magpie Earling, author Sacajewea, a collaboration with Flathead Indian Reservation in the public readings, and to of the award-winning book Perma photographer Peter Rutledge Koch 1940s, and touches on the still provide opportunities Red, on Thursday, November 1st, at that re-invents the life of prevalent crisis of missing and for those writers to 7pm. The free event will be held Sacajewea, was published in 2010 murdered indigenous women in interact with local upstairs at Livingston’s Elk River and featured at the Missoula Montana and throughout the West. public school students. Books, located at 120 N Main St. Museum of Art. Earling’s A team of women and native It also maintains the Earling is the director of the publications also include stories in American filmmakers are currently Community to University of Montana’s creative The Last Best Place: A Montana adapting the novel into a television Classroom program, writing program and a Bitterroot- Anthology, Talking Leaves: Contemporary pilot with the goal of creating a matching local arts and Salish tribal member. Her novel Native American Short Stories, Circle of limited series. business professionals Perma Red won a Spur Award and Women: Anthology of Western Women In addition to her public lecture, with Livingston Medicine Pipe Bearer Award for Writers and Wild Women: Anthology of Earling will meet with students at educators for in-class best first novel from the Western Women Writers. She is the recipient Park High School. presentations and Writers Association, a WILLA of a 2007 Guggenheim Fellowship. Elk River Arts & Lectures is a workshops. For more

Movie Lovers marks Indie Video Store Day with sales & celebrations Movie Lovers, your friendly local In order to convey their films throughout the day. for the evening celebrations! are Mon through Sat from independent video rental store since appreciation to Gallatin County In addition, International Movie Lovers joins video stores 10am–10pm, and Sun from 1984, and Movie Lovers Belgrade and their customers for supporting Independent Video Store Day will from around the world in noon–10pm. Movie Lovers are proud to announce that they them for so long, both stores will feature the long-awaited return of celebrating International Belgrade is located at 203 W will be hosting events for the eighth celebrate the day by having sales, Movie Lovers t-shirts and stickers, Independent Video Store Day this Madison Ave. Hours are Mon annual International events, refreshments, and door as well as some other fun year and they hope that you’ll be through Thurs from 10am–9pm, Independent Video Store Day prizes, while Movie Lovers merchandise. The sales and new able to join them! Fri and Sat from 10am–10pm, and on Saturday, October 20th from Belgrade will also have special merch will be available all day, so be The original Movie Lovers Sun from noon–8pm. 5–8pm. screenings of video store-themed sure to stop in if you can’t make it shop is located at 200 S 23rd Ave., Learn about store events, read in Bozeman’s University Square movie reviews, and more at Shopping Center. Regular hours movieloversmontana.com. • Call for (festive) art: submit yours for Christmas Stroll poster consideration Celebrate fall harvest w/ The Emerson Center for the Arts original art submissions to be used in image of 2-D artwork in 18” X 24” & Culture and the Downtown creation of the 2018 Christmas format to education@the- Bozeman Association are seeking Stroll poster. emerson.org by 5pm on Monday, ‘Nudes & Foods’ at Two Rivers The poster is distributed to all November 5th. Chosen artist MUST Two Rivers downtown businesses and will be be present at the Emerson Center Gallery of Big featured on the cover of the during the Christmas Stroll to sign Timber invites the “official” Christmas Stroll special posters from 1–2pm. For further public to join for issue of the Bozeman Daily Chronicle questions, call (406) 587-9797 x104. its fall gathering, the week prior to the event. Located at 111 S Grand Ave., the “Masquerade Additionally, the issue will feature Emerson Center for the Arts & Gala – Nudes & an article highlighting the artist. Culture serves as a primary resource Foods,” on The winner will also receive for the arts, arts education, and $200, courtesy of the Emerson cultural activities in Southwest Friday, October and DBA. The artist will also be Montana. Learn more at 19th from 5–9pm. recognized on these www.theemerson.org. Wine and heavy organizations’ websites, social A member of the Downtown hors d’oeuvres will media, and press releases leading Bozeman Partnership, the purpose be served. Dress up to the popular downtown of the Downtown Bozeman up or dress down!

gathering. Finally, the artist will Association is to promote downtown Admission to the Still Life With Pumpkin, C. David Swanson receive 15 Christmas Stroll as a center of business, culture and one-night-only event $15 support the Gallery’s efforts to bring buttons for family and friends to entertainment; to conduct and per person or $25 per couple. enjoy the spirit of the season at promote activities and events that creative exhibits to Big Timber and A Mardi Gras feather mask is the surrounding communities. the annual event, set for build a strong local economy; and to included in the ticket price. Saturday, December 1st. contribute to the well-being, growth Two Rivers Gallery is located at Event proceeds benefit Two Please send email submis- and vitality of Downtown Bozeman. 226 McLeod Street. Contact Rivers, a non-profit gallery 2017 Poster Contest Winner: sions including a high resolution Learn more at www.downtown- [email protected] or (406) promoting Montana artists. Art sales Meta Newhouse (300 dpi or greater) .tiff or .jpeg bozeman.org. • 932-4009 for further information. •

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Renowned immunologist to discuss cancer treatment, gene editing at next Café Scientifique From MSU News Service cancer that’s available now involves cancer therapy Cohen plans to dis- degrees. He completed a residency tion, thoughtful questions and An internationally renowned synthesizing billions of monoclonal cuss at the café involves genetically at the Royal Victoria Hospital in respectful dialogue. Refreshments immunologist, cancer researcher antibodies, or cloned antibodies modifying a patient’s own T Cells Montreal, followed by postdoctoral are provided free of charge. and physician, Dr. John (J.J.) Cohen, derived from a single cell,” he said. and deploying them like a Trojan fellowships at will be the featured speaker at “If there’s something on a cancer Horse to smuggle more cancer- the Montana State University’s second cell that distinguishes it from a fighting capacity into the body. University of Café Scientifique event this fall. normal cell, you can attack it with “About 10 years ago, someone Colorado Cohen will present “Stranger these types of antibodies, and in came up with the idea of taking a T Medical than Science Fiction: The frontier some cases it’s proving miraculous.” Cell out of a cancer patient, School in of cancer treatment possibilities and the Another new and promising implanting it with anti-cancer anti- Denver and futuristic-sounding biomedical technologies therapy, says Cohen, is called check- bodies and other genes and creating at Mill Hill that could change everything” at 6pm point inhibition immunotherapy. enhanced T Cells that could bind in London, Wednesday, October 24th, at The “When I first heard of this idea, better to cancer cells,” he said. England. As Baxter in Downtown Bozeman. The I thought, ‘that’s never going to “Now we can grow these special a professor at event is organized by MSU’s work,’ but it’s turning out to have a modified T Cells, called CAR-T the Montana INBRE and COBRE lot of promise,” he said. “The Cells, in a lab and take, say, 10,000 University of programs and is free and open to immune system’s job is to destroy original cells and turn them into Colorado, the public. cells and tissues that pose threats, so several billion super T Cells with Denver, he Cohen, a professor of immunol- it stands to reason that a system that enhanced cancer-seeking receptors.” has earned ogy, microbiology and medicine at can do so much damage must have Cohen added that this type of the the University of Colorado, Denver, an off switch or a checkpoint.” therapy is most effective when Excellence in plans to discuss how recent insights According to Cohen, checkpoint deployed using so-called Killer T Teaching into the immune system are upend- inhibition involves artificially Cells – a specific kind of T Cell that Award 20 times Dr. John (J.J.) Cohen ing the cancer research landscape. blocking that off switch so that has the ability to bind to any cell in to date and “Researchers have suspected for immune system cells are more likely the human body and convince it to Teacher of the Year honors on five Housed at MSU, Montana a long time that the immune system to detect and destroy cancer cells. self-destruct. occasions. Cohen was MSU’s INBRE and COBRE are each played a role in keeping us cancer- “Tumors that persist have “Killer T Cells are really inaugural Café Scientifique speaker Institutional Development Award free, but all attempts to explain it figured out how to paralyze a incredible, like something out of a in 2004 and played instrumental (IDeA) Programs from the National failed until recently,” he said. “We person’s normal immune response,” spy movie,” he said. “It takes only roles in founding Café Scientifique Institute of General Medical just didn’t know enough about how he said. “Once researchers about four seconds of contact to get programs in both Denver and Sciences of the National Institutes to intervene in an orderly way, and understood that, the idea became, that message across, and the other Bozeman. of Health under grant numbers researchers eventually gave up on ‘let’s hide the off switch from the cell goes into a death spiral over the Café Scientifique provides a P20GM103474 and GM103500, this avenue.” tumor and allow the immune course of the next minute. relaxed setting for people to learn respectively. All of that is changing, Cohen system a chance to do its thing.’ “There’s no drug that is that about current scientific topics. The Contact Bill Stadwiser with said, thanks to new understandings “This is a highly promising effective or has anywhere near that concept started in England in 1998 Montana INBRE at (406) 994-3360 about how the immune system mechanism we can use to interfere potential,” he added. and has spread to a handful of or [email protected] works and cutting edge biomedical with tumor growth that’s not Cohen was born in Montreal, locations in the United States. for more information about the technologies that allow for more based on radiation or chemicals,” Canada, and attended McGill Following a short presentation by a Café Scientifique concept or check precise interventions. he added. University for his bachelor’s, scientific expert, the majority of the web at www.inbre.mon- “One potential magic bullet for The “newest and weirdest” master’s, doctoral and medical time is reserved for lively conversa- tana.edu/cafe/index.html. •

HealthCare on the go with area mobile screenings

Bozeman Health continues to Way, on Saturday, October 27th however, none of us can afford to Additionally, select vaccinations hospital, Bozeman Health’s service offer HealthCare Connections – between the hours of 9am and 1pm. get sick. That’s why Bozeman are offered including Tdap area now extends throughout Mobile Health Screenings at And looking ahead, Gallatin Valley Health is offering FREE health (tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis), Southwestern Montana. The health locations in and around the Gallatin Food Bank will be home to a screenings and select immunizations pneumonia, and flu. system is comprised of several spe- Valley. The next is set for Thursday, screening on Wednesday, November for those who need it including the Additional Mobile Health cialty treatment centers, a network October 18th at Gallatin County 7th from 11am–2pm. They’re uninsured and underinsured. Protect Screenings at various locations are of physician and urgent care clinics, YMCA, 3673 Love Lane, from located at 602 Bond St. your health. Stay healthy. Get scheduled through the end of 2018. outpatient treatment facilities, retire- 10am–2pm. The Belgrade Community Regular preventive health screened and know your risks. Please visit www.bozeman- ment and assisted living facilities, all Library, 106 N Broadway, will play screenings and immunizations are Screenings include breast and health.org for further information staffed by hundreds of doctors, nurs- host on Thursday, October 25th essential to good health. Sometimes colon cancer, high blood pressure, about these dates and their es, medical assistants, technologists, from 10am–2pm. Head to the we postpone these medical heart disease, diabetes, bone density, respective locations. specialists, experts of many varieties Bozeman Goodwill, 2130 Simmental necessities because we can’t afford it, obesity, and HIV and HepC. From its beginnings as a single and dedicated professionals. •

Fairgrounds hosts FREE dental, medical & vision clinic Oct. 19 & 21 The Bozeman AMEN Clinic buildings 1–4. Clinic hours are dental fillings (cleaning and AMEN extends thanks to the Please visit the aforementioned – a FREE two-day dental, medical 8am–4pm both days. extractions), flu shots, as well as medical professionals who have website for further event details and vision clinic – comes to Professionals will be available to diabetes and blood pressure pledged their volunteering support and look for patient information at Southwest Montana on Friday, help with dental, vision and screenings. Massage therapy, including Dental Director Dr. the top of the window. Find October 19th and Sunday, October medical needs. Some of the Chiropractic care, lifestyle counsel- David Bowen of Bozeman Family AMEN on Facebook for additional 21st. The event will be held at the services provided will be eye exams ing, and community resources will Dentistry and Medical Director announcements at www.face- Gallatin Valley Fairgrounds in with prescription and glasses, be offered as well. All services are Dr. Gerald Groggel of the book.com/amenbozeman. FREE of charge WWAMI Medical Education The Bozeman AMEN Clinic is and no Program. Volunteers, both general presented by Earth Angels, an pre-qualifications and medical professionals, are still organization that hosts free clinics required. AMEN needed! Please visit www.amen- offering dental, vision, general does not require bozeman.org and “Click Here to medical, preventative and proof of Volunteer” to sign up in the area educational services across the insurance, immi- in which you would like to serve. United States to assist uninsured gration status, A special thanks goes to event and under-insured people in employment, or sponsors who allow these services various communities. Every AMEN income. Patients to be FREE to the general public: Clinic is made possible by the will be cared for Community Development, Inc. in compassion and love of event on a first come, partnership with Bozeman Family volunteers and sponsors. Learn first serve basis. Dentistry. more at www.earthangels.net. •

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Four to speak on conservation at fall fundraising event for Montana State University Library From MSU News Service Arlitsch said each panelist has a 1970s against 42 dams that were Four individuals noted for their special relationship with the Greater proposed for the Yellowstone River. work in conservation and science Yellowstone Ecosystem and played a Reese became involved in issues will participate in “An Evening of pivotal role in historical conserva- surrounding the Greater Conservation and tion efforts and/or scientific Yellowstone Ecosystem in 1980, Conversation,” an event to be research throughout the region. when he and his wife were hired to held as a fundraiser for the Montana Clark served as executive direc- run the Yellowstone Institute. He State University Library. Hosted by tor of the Greater Yellowstone went on to become principal the Friends of MSU Library, the Coalition from 1994 to 2001 and founder and three-term president of free event will be held at 6pm again from 2009 to 2013. Under his the Greater Yellowstone Coalition Tuesday, October 23rd, in the leadership, the organization led in 1983. Reese is also a noted Museum of the Rockies’ Hager opposition to a 1989 bid by Crown alpinist who took part in a rescue Auditorium. Butte Mines to build a gold mine in on the Grand Teton in 1967, which As part of the event, Mike Clark, the mountains near Cooke City, just was later featured in the Jim Posewitz, Rick Reese and Cathy northeast of Yellowstone National documentary “The Grand Rescue.” Whitlock will discuss their careers, Park. Environmentalists feared that Whitlock is a professor of Earth forests and agriculture. the future,” he said. “By donating as well as current environmental toxic mine runoff would harm sciences at MSU who earlier this Jason Clark, head of MSU their papers, Mike and Rick are challenges facing the Greater nearby rivers and streams and that year was elected to the National Library’s Special Collections and sharing the legacy of their profes- Yellowstone Ecosystem. Todd the mine would irrevocably damage Academy of Sciences, one of the Archival Informatics, said that sional expertise in conservation Wilkinson, journalist, author and Yellowstone. The effort drew highest honors a scientist can Mike Clark and Rick Reese have and are providing a foundation in Mountain Journal founder, will pose national attention and a visit to the receive. She is the first scientist from donated notes, correspondence and primary source research for questions and lead the conversation. mine site from then-President Bill a Montana institution to earn the documents pertaining to their current and future students, The event will also include a Clinton. Ultimately, in 1996, distinction. Over her nearly 40-year careers to MSU Library’s Special historians and conservationists.” question and answer session with the Clinton arranged a federal buyout career, Whitlock has produced Collections and Archival Founded in 1994, the Friends of audience. A reception featuring of the company’s interest in the groundbreaking research and has Informatics, which holds more than Montana State University Library information and resources from mine – a deal Clark has been widely been recognized for her scholarship 800 collections relating to agricul- helps develop the library’s local organizations will be held in credited for brokering. and leadership in the field of past ture, Montana history, Yellowstone collections, environment and the museum’s lobby following the Posewitz, whom Wilkinson has climate and environmental change. National Park and the Greater programs in an effort to enable conversation. The event is free with called “a modern manifestation of She was lead author of the 2017 Yellowstone Ecosystem, Native learning and research for students, a suggested donation of $5 to $25. Teddy Roosevelt and Aldo Montana Climate Assessment, a Americans in Montana, trout and faculty and all Montanans. Doors will open at 5:30pm. Leopold,” had a 40-year career at report released by the Montana salmonids and other topics. More information about the Clark, Posewitz, Reese and Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Institute on Ecosystems that focuses “Special Collections capture fundraiser is available online at Whitlock were invited to participate before founding Orion, the Hunter’s on climate trends and their the artifacts and stories that calendar.msu.montana.edu/ev in the event because of their vision, Institute, a group promoting hunt- consequences for Montana’s water, preserve history and help shape ents/26794. • legacy and national impact within ing ethics and education. Posewitz is the conservation and science the author of a book on hunting communities, according to Kenning ethics, “Beyond Fair Chase.” He Arlitsch, dean of the MSU Library. also led a successful fight in the Step into Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness w/ YGM’s ‘History that Matters’ program Author George Wuerthner The third program of the our backyard wilderness area. He All programs are held at 7pm at “History that Matters: Anniversaries has served in his position with the Park Photo, located at 115 S Main presents on the future of of 2018” series features David ABWF since 2012. St. in Livingston. The speaker series Kallenbach, executive director for Kallenbach grew up in Colorado is free, open to the public and the Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness after falling in love with mountains, refreshments are served. Donations Custer Gallatin Foundation (ABWF) and his hiking, backpacking, and mountain are welcome. Doors will open at With support from the Gallatin river ranger on several Alaskan program “The Call of the climbing from an early age. His first 6:30pm. For more information about Wildlife Association, ecologist and rivers, as well as a Bureau of Land Wilderness – 40 years of the real job out of college at CU- upcoming programs, visit www.yel- author George Wuerthner will Management botanist/biologist. Absaroka-Beartooth.” Sponsored Boulder was as an Interpretive Park lowstonegatewaymuseum.org front a presentation entitled Wuerthner’s presentation is FREE by the Yellowstone Gateway Ranger in various national parks – or find the museum on Facebook, “Watersheds, Wildlife & and open to the public. Museum, the free program will be leading hikes, conducting campfire @yellowstonegatewaymuseum. • Wildlands” regarding the future Gallatin Wildlife Association is a held on Wednesday, October 24th at programs, and educating the of the Custer Gallatin National local, all volunteer wildlife Livingston’s Park Photo at 7pm. This public about their protected Forest. The event will begin at conservation organization dedicated is a new venue with space for more wild places, something he 6:30pm on Wednesday, October to the preservation of wildlife and chairs and no stairs. Interested continues to do in his work 24th at Hope Lutheran Church, wildlife habitat in Southwest parties can sponsor a chair – more with the ABWF. He proudly located at 2152 Graf St. in Montana. The 501(c)(3) nonprofit information will be given during served as a science teacher in Bozeman. has represented hunters, anglers, program. public schools, overseas in the Wuerther, a professional and other wildlife advocates since At 944,000 acres, the “A-B” is the Peace Corps, and at a small photographer and author of 38 1976 with the mission to protect sixth largest wilderness areas in the liberal arts college. books, will review the major wild- habitat and conserve fish and Lower 48 states, larger than Kallenbach first came to lands and other attributes of Custer wildlife populations on a sustainable Yosemite National Park and nearly Montana in 1996 as an Gallatin. Wuerthner has worked as basis for our children and future as large as Glacier National Park. Its instructor for the Outward a backcountry ranger in the Gates generations. Learn more at gallat- mountain scenery, rugged beauty, Bound program based in Red of the Arctic National Park, and inwildlifeassociation.com. • superlative recreational Lodge and Dillon, and has opportunities, pristine natural happily lived in Montana resources, and vacation-worthy ever since. destinations are exceptional. It’s The final speaker series within the Greater Yellowstone program is on Wednesday, Ecosystem but is relatively Nov. 7th. “Crow Fair: unknown and often overlooked. Celebrating 100 Years of Kallenbach is the Executive Apsaålooke Culture” is co- Director of the Absaroka- presented by Doyle, educator Beartooth Wilderness and member of the Crow Foundation, a group founded in (Apsaålooke) Tribe, and John 2010 to support stewardship of Zumpano, local photographer.

Wilderness Association to offer Forest Plan Revision update Have you heard about the helpful background information, Counties in Southwest and South- ongoing Custer Gallatin forest and an engaging review of how it Central Montana. Some best plan revision and wondered what all works. known wild places include the four it’s all about? Have you lost track The evening will also feature units of the Lee Metcalf Wilderness of where we are in the process? free pizza, a scavenger hunt, and in the Madison Range, a large Are you looking for a refresher prize giveaways. FREE and open to section of the Absaroka-Beartooth on what’s at stake in this revision the public, this all ages event will Wilderness, some of the process? unfold at the Bozeman Event northwestern parts of Yellowstone Join Montana Wilderness Space, located at 14 S Tracy Ave. National Park, and the Hyalite- Association for “Forest Don’t miss the opportunity to get Porcupine-Buffalo Horn Wilderness Planning 101” on Thursday, up to speed on how you can make a Study Area in the Gallatin Range. October 25th at 6pm. The fun difference in defining the future of Other mountain ranges in the geo- evening will be a chance to learn our wild backyard. graphic area with unprotected wild about the forest plan revision and The Madison-Gallatin Chapter areas include parts of the Bridgers, how you can be a part of it. of the Montana Wilderness the Gravely and Snowcrest Ranges, Regardless of your background or Association educates and inspires the Tobacco Roots, and the Crazy familiarity with the process, this people to protect special wild places Mountains. Learn more at event will provide useful tools, in Park, Gallatin, and Madison www.wildmontana.org. •

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Business in and around the BoZone

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MusiC in and around tHe BoZone

The Attic hosts Crossland-Devine duo show, BOO Bash

The Attic awaits! Fast becoming a Devine has been on a roll since 2015’s how to write and craft a beautiful song.” – first and foremost a BAND: a motley mix of destination for Bozemanites and other Austin Blues, his fourth all original release. The Harry Kaplan, Twangri-La musicians and friends interpreting the songs of regional live music lovers, the Downtown collection of soul searching songs has since The Waiting are back at The Attic with a one of rock’s greatest legends. Livingston bar and performance venue has an earned him a place among new country’s “Petty Party” on Saturday, October 20th at The band’s motto is “We bring the Petty to act to suit every palate. Here’s a look at some rising stars. He’s shared stages with a host of 8:30pm. The Bozeman-based roadhouse rock your town,” and since 2013 they’ve been of the upcoming artists. new and traditional country artists including n’ roll band celebrates the music of Tom Petty. doing exactly that all across the Treasure Homegrown talents Jalan Crossland & Ward Davis, Stoney LaRue, Jason Eady, Not exactly a “cover” or “tribute” band, State. Whether it’s one of Tom Petty’s smash Sean Devine are set for a repeat perform- Sunny Sweeney, Micky & the Motorcars, they’re, in the spirit of The Heartbreakers, hits with the Heartbreakers, a sampling from ance on Friday, October 19th at 8:30pm. Martha Scanlan, his solo albums, or even a collaboration with Crossland is an award winning picker of and The the Traveling Wilburys, The Waiting runs the guitar and banjo whose 2017 release, Jayhawks. Devine gamut, performing each tune with undeniable, Singalongs for the Apocalypse, was voted Album of is prepping a live fiery live energy and a devotion to showing the Year by Wyoming Public Radio. He’s album release each person in the crowd a damn good time. opened for Texas songwriting legend Robert before starting Celebrate Halloween early at The Attic’s Earl Keen on two national tours, has released work on his next Boo Bash on Saturday, October 27th with seven albums of primarily originals, and album. host Mick Burlington at 8:30pm. The performs throughout the United States and “Sounds like a EDM dance party will be filled with thrills, so occasionally Europe. wonderful mix of throw on your costumes and head down for “He casts a sardonic but affectionate eye Robert Earl Keen this spooky celebration! Admission for this on the roughhewn lives of Western people. and Bob Dylan. 18+ event is $5. Crossland’s ‘Big Horn Mountain Blues’ is so It has a little Advanced ticketing information is available popular in Wyoming that it is practically the country, folk, and at www.theatticmontana.com. The Attic official state song.” rock and roll. is located at 110 N Main St. in Livingston, – Michael Segell, New York Times This guy knows just above Whiskey Creek •

Mountains Walking home to Micro Mondays, Taco Tuesdays & talented live acts Mountains Walking Brewery – who 6–8pm. With music ranging from folk and at Mountains Walking, continue to celebrate their first year – is country western, to blues and rock, the morning meditation ses- attracting folks from all over the valley with Comstock Lode frontman performs primarily sions twice weekly! Stop in their frosty pints and tasty bites. The north- cover songs with a few originals. You can on Tuesdays (7–8am) and side space also hosts plenty of live music to expect to hear tunes from a variety of artists Sundays (8–9am) to find a complement the menus. Here’s a look at some including Sam Cooke, Simon & Garfunkel, little serenity. Cushion pro- of what’s coming up on Plum Ave. John Denver, Eric Clapton, The Rolling vided with complimentary Joe Knapp performs alongside Chelsea Stones, Merle Haggard and Garth Brooks. tea to follow. Hunt on Monday, October 15th from 6–8pm. Joe Knapp is back for the next Learn more about the Knapp plays a variety of styles including Songwriters Guild, set for Wednesday, local brewery and tasting Americana, rock n’ roll, old time, and country October 24th from 6–8pm. Join for an evening room at www.moun- music. He’s a member of the popular local of live music performed by various local tains-walking.com. Be three-piece, SlomoJoe. Hunt has been gracing artists, including the event creator! sure to follow them on the stages of Bozeman venues with her sweet Located at 422 Plum Ave., Mountains Facebook for updated event melodic musical presence for years, most Walking is open seven days a week from information and additional recently as a member of Acony Belles. She 11:30am–8pm (11am on Sundays). Microbrew daily specials, and Knapp will be performing Americana Mondays feature $3 pints of select brews every @MountainsWalking- tunes and some other favorites. week, get two shells and a pint for only $10 on Brewery. Please note: the brew- Check out a solo show by Mike Taco Tuesdays, or stop in for Happy Hour ery will be closed for its annual Comstock on Monday, October 22nd from from 3–5pm Monday through Thursday. Also staff party on Oct. 17th. • Chelsea Hunt & Joe Knapp Page 2C • The RollingZone • oCTobeR 15, 2018

Walking Sideways: An Insider’s Guide to The Rialto by Dalton Brink er, I’m going to. This is a show that others, love wholly, etc. etc. Colter “Play with Bozeman needs. This is a show of Wall, in my opinion, is the next me, Daddy,” my three young bands, American generation’s Waylon as far as I’m daughter says, grown, who are pushing pop music concerned. The guy is 23 (!), hails looking up at me along a path away from the radio from Canada (?!), and sings like a with those brown friendly and more towards the dark man whose seen and lived through doe eyes. “Not side. With sold out shows through- more trials than your grandfather. now, honey, I out the country, this show is a lucky His two albums are some of the best have work to do.” find for our community which has music to come out in the country It’s hard the potential to administer a shot in music world in the past several years, travelin’, this the arm for the local scene. giving an example to Nashville what thing. I give October 22nd – Colter Wall real country can be. The show is myself goals I’m a country boy at heart, raised sold out, but I recommend searching without knowing on country music legends like any remaining tickets that are out whether the Haggard, Waylon, and Cash. These there. For your own sake. finished product guys hold a special place in my soul, Further details about these will go anywhere speaking to my inner thoughts and events and more, as well as ticketing or add to my desires more than most. Work hard, information, can be found at family’s life in the help when you can, empathize with www.rialtobozeman.com. • least bit, but what I do know is if I music or paint or collaborate with that help remind me that we’re all in didn’t work towards them that I’d be the Rat Trap Clay Club, as long as I this thing together, for better or miserable to be around. It’s better keep going, I won’t have time for worse. for them in the end, I convince introspection. It keeps away the October 17th – Dreamers, myself. To lock myself up for days at heaviness that tends to shadow me, Weathers, Rad Horror Brewery Follies entertain a time in the bedroom, pounding especially this time of year. Though, I’m a huge fan of pop music. out paragraphs on a computer, I admit, I do enjoy it. I like to read, From The Beatles to The Clash to guests of Rockin’ TJ’s sentence by sentence, word by word, to listen to music, to see live shows, I Nirvana to Dr. Dog and Car Seat letter by letter, in an attempt to think, because it reminds me that I Headrest. I like pop done well and reach you, to reach myself. I work am not alone in the endless search of when it has punk rock leanings, I annual Oktoberfest on another novel. I’m not sure why meaning. And lucky for me, the like it even more. Though I hate to exactly. The same reason I play Rialto has some shows this month lump all three of these bands togeth- Back to help warm up audiences Rockin’ TJ Ranch is a premier this chilly fall, Rockin’ TJ Ranch will events venue just outside of host its annual Oktoberfest Bozeman. The Grand Hall is an celebration on Saturday, October elegant and versatile indoor space 20th from 7–10pm. “Beer, Brats & reflective of Montana’s unique the Brewery Follies” will feature charm. It can accommodate trade A bow to Bublé & some contemporary an evening of fun, laughter, polka shows, conferences, parties, wed- and brews as this wacky, zany dings and intimate concerts. A few comedy troupe returns for 2018! If decorating touches can create any Gypsy jazz w/ Ellen shows you haven’t had the opportunity to atmosphere, from a natural country see the Brewery Follies in Virginia setting to a sophisticated, modern Downtown City, here’s your chance! A $50 per affair. Rockin’ TJ’s friendly staff Bozeman’s Ellen person admission includes a juicy offers personal attention, creativity, Theatre is your bratwurst bar, frosty mugs of beer, and flexibility to help each client source for some of hilarious Brewery Follies show, and create their own unique events. the area’s best big more! Space is limited, so reserve Rockin’ TJ Ranch is located four screen entertain- your seats NOW by calling (406) miles west of the Gallatin Valley ment and stage 585-0595. Gratuity (20%) not Mall at 651 Lynx Lane. Visit performances. The included in ticket price. This event is www.rockingtjranch.com for space also houses for those 21+. Find Rockin’ TJ on further information about the some great musical Facebook, @RockinTJRanch, for venue, booking options, and other acts, both local and updated event information. upcoming events. • those coming through town. Here’s a look at what’s happening downtown. Shades of Missoula’s funky Ticket Bublé is next up on Friday, October Sauce rocks ‘Mollyween’ VIII 26th. With every performance, the The Molly Brown will present Tire bike, snowboard, Big Sky world-class tribute bining big-band standards from the musical universe. The virtuosic four- its 8th Annual Mollyween on Brewing concert tickets, Bronken’s delivers a setlist comprised only of jazz era, classic hits from the some, named for a Django Saturday, October 27th with plenty keg party, and group passes to songs recorded or performed live by 50s/60s/70s, as well as Billboard Reinhardt tune, offers up a newly o’ drink specials and live music by Bozeman Escape Room. This Michael Bublé including “Feeling chart-toppers from today in a high- minted sound, influenced by the Ticket Sauce. The evening will event is for those 21+ with NO Good,” “Moondance,” “Come Fly energy show that generates standing classic Hot Club of France, yet also feature the “Head to Head cover. Find the Molly on Facebook With Me,” “Home,” “Everything,” ovations from sold-out crowds. wholly contemporary. Led by Contest of the Year” with fantastic for updated event information. “Fever,” “Save the Last Dance for Tickets to this show are $27 with the violinist Jason Anick and guitarist prizes for both single and group Ticket Sauce is a funk/rock trio Me,” and many more. The trio hits beginning at 7:30pm. Olli Soikkeli, the quartet performs costumes. Dress your best for your featuring infectious grooves, honors (but doesn’t imitate) the Rhythm Future Quartet dynamic and lyrical arrangements of chance at a Bridger ski pass, Fat searing guitar melodies, epic sophistication, retro style, and high- “breaks new ground for gypsy jazz,” both Gypsy jazz standards and energy fun that Bublé himself brings according to The Boston Globe! Four original compositions that draw to his concerts while engaging virtuosos take the stage on Saturday, upon diverse international rhythms diehard fans with thrilling new October 27th for an unforgettable and musical idioms. With Max three-part vocal arrangements. music spectacular. The acoustic jazz O’Rourke on second guitar and Shades of Bublé: A Three-Man ensemble has a straightforward Greg Loughman on bass, Rhythm Tribute to Michael Bublé gives agenda: to keep the spirit of Gypsy Future is dedicated to expanding the audiences seamless variety by com- jazz alive and expanding in today’s boundaries of a vital musical genre. Following 2016’s Travels, their new album, Rhythm Future Quartet and Friends, releases October 28th. Guitar legend Tommy Emmanuel wrote, “These young men are incredible!! Don’t miss them… such dedication and love of music to witness!” All seats are $21.75 and the concert begins at 7:30pm. Wine, beer, and other refresh- ments will be sold in the lobby one hour before both concerts. Ticketing and further information about these events is available at www.theel- lentheatre.org. For additional inquiries, call (406) 585-5885 or stop into The Ellen box office. Hours are Wednesday through Saturday from 1–3pm, as well as two hours prior to any event. •

throwbacks and endless amounts of Rocky Mountain soul. The powerhouse trio can get the party started and keep it going all night long. Performing their favorite classics and originals, the Missoula-based band pays tribute to some of the best of all time, with a new fresh flavor, and brings the heat with their original funk, rock, soul and blues, unrehearsed psychedelic jams, and extended cuts. Improvisation is a key component to the sauce, with no two shows alike. Ticket Sauce is Leif Christian (electric guitar, vocals), Nathan Talley (bass guitar), and Collin Scott (drums). Follow the guys on Facebook (@ticketsauce) for band announcements. •

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Big Sky’s ‘Pray for Snow’ party eyes fast-approaching ski season

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

Colorado Americana artist Jackson Emmer brings Jukebox to

Bozeman Spirits

Handcrafted lyrically playful and intimate many others. Emmer makes a local will feel the modern charm and cocktails and Americana style is as gleeful as it is stop during his national tour in history as you walk in. Your fresh fantastic acoustics – irreverent. Combining an authentic support of his April release, Jukebox. cocktail is served upon wood from the primary country spirit with an honest and Local fiddle and banjo duo Left the 1930s, and the bar brings the ingredients for a modern perspective, he connects for Dead will perform on Tuesday, atmosphere of the old saloon. The successful happy with listeners in the time-honored November 7th. Distillery-goers can beautiful stills and production are hour! Bozeman storytelling tradition. Emmer’s expect to hear an array of old time, seen through the back glass Spirits Distillery songwriting is often compared to folk and country music. Come windows of the tasting room, and hosts live music by that of John Prine, Townes Van check out these fine fellows and the mixologists will be happy to great local artists Zandt, and Guy Clark. He’s enjoy an adult beverage or two! explain distilling techniques from every Tuesday from performed hundreds of shows Bozeman Spirits Distillery’s the grains, mashing, blending, and 5:30–8pm in their around the country, sharing the tasting room offers a warm and bottling processes. welcoming tasting stage with Leon Bridges, The welcoming environment. With the Learn more about their spirits, room. Here’s a Suitcase Junket, and Gill Landry history kept alive in the reclaimed distilling processes, and other offer- look at the (Old Crow Medicine Show) and wood and metals throughout, you ings at bozemanspirits.com. • upcoming acts. Dan Henry is next up on Tuesday, October 23rd. The Montana native is Left for Dead Talent meets inspiration: trumpeter Ryan a singer/songwriter with a unique vocal style coupled reggae, and so much more. with acoustic guitar and bluesy Colorado-based Jackson Anthony to perform with Symphony harmonica. He’s driven by a blues Emmer returns to Bozeman with a influence, but covers a wide range Bozeman Spirits performance on The performance, Concerto for view on life, the world, and family and musical life. of music from folk and rock to Tuesday, October 30th. Emmer’s Hope, was written specifically to chroni- relationships. Again, the second movement cle Anthony’s heroic fight with multiple “[...] emotionally powerful, passes almost seamlessly onto the myeloma beauty and heartache but ending third; as we move from sadness and Current Principal Trumpet for with hope; fun and full of despair to hope and a rebirth of the the Dallas Symphony and former rejoicing,” Anthony says of the joy of life. The music struggles Live inches toward season’s Principal Trumpet for the world concerto. “My recent life: hearing constantly between uplifted spirited famous Canadian Brass, Ryan the news and crying out ‘why’ and music and music with a certain end w/ Centennial State Anthony joins the Bozeman realizing ‘what’s going on?’ Then darkness. This is musically repre- Symphony to present Concerto for accepting it and dealing with the sented by a battle between G and bluegrass & Jason Wickens Hope. Anthony is known as one of reality and possible future. Then Eb Major. G Major finally triumphs the greatest trumpeters and enter- surviving and enjoying life.” in the end, and the piccolo trumpet It’s all about the music at Live From who inspired him to write music and tainers in the world today. Having The composer, James of the soloist awards the listener The Divide. The intimate performance tell stories in a way that felt truly performed many times with Maestro Stephenson, therefore essentially set with the undeniable belief that life space celebrates the lineage and authentic to him. He has taken that Matthew Savery, he’s become much Anthony’s descriptive paragraph to is to be lived to the fullest, and that contemporary voice of the American passion and focused his efforts on in demand among Bozeman music. The first movement is full of nothing can stop the human spirit. Roots singer/songwriter, featuring writing and sharing stories through audiences. Concerto for Hope is set for beauty and fun, with a slight Anthony’s heroic fight has been talent from all over the country. song. His self-titled debut album Saturday, October 27th at 7:30pm, undertone of foreboding. This leads ongoing as he is in the middle of Here’s a look at a few of the released in July. In addition to and Sunday, Oct. 28th at 2:30pm. directly (without stoppage) into the tandem stem cell transplants in remaining acts this season. writing and performing his music, Both concerts will be held at Willson second October as life-saving Colorado bluegrassers FY5 are set Wickens has worked with artists like Auditorium, located at 404 W Main movement, treatment of his multiple for Friday, October 26th at 8pm. Sturgill Simpson, Chris Knight, Street in Downtown Bozeman. where myeloma. In the first Tickets are $20 plus fees. Doors Radney Foster, Hayes Carll, Ray The performances will begin disbelief, transplant, Anthony at 7pm. Wylie Hubbard, Steve Earle, Dale with the grandest of ceremonial pain and received his own stem The quintet proudly swim in the Watson and many others during his fanfare, the vivacious Festive Overture sadness cells and in the second, deep currents of American music, Live tenure. by Dmitri Shostakovich. Then, are most he will receive stem cells playing new songs, well-informed of Tickets are sold at the door, but Anthony will take the stage prevalent. from a matched donor performing James Stephenson’s At one located through the Be Concerto for Hope, written specifically point, the The Match Registry®. FY5 to chronicle Anthony’s heroic fight soloist Single tickets for with multiple myeloma, proving almost Concerto for Hope range nothing can stop the human spirit. literally $27–$67 with student The radiant joy of Brahms’ pastoral screams discounts available. 2nd Symphony will conclude each ‘why me?’ Tickets for all Bozeman performance. to the Symphony performances Concerto for Hope is completely audience, may be purchased in and entirely dedicated to Anthony. as the advance at www.boze- Just three years before the creation orchestra mansymphony.org or of this concerto, he had been reaches its at the door, based on diagnosed with multiple myeloma, a most availability. Those inter- cancer of the blood and bone climactic ested may also visit the marrow that is still incurable. point. This Symphony offices, located Determined to beat it, he’s been on is followed at 1001 W Oak St., Ste. a mission to raise awareness through by off- 110, or call (406) 585- “Cancer Blows” concerts and stage 9774 for further details. • establishing the Ryan Anthony musicians Foundation, and telling his story to who carry anyone who will listen. All of this on seemingly with a joyous life, country and bluegrass traditions, but these small shows are known to sell out while maintaining an active leaving the soloist temporarily not bound to them. Featuring quickly – so get yours early! Tickets are schedule of performances, clinics, feeling almost indescribably alone. thoughtful arrangements, strong available at Cactus or www.cactus- travel, regular treatments, and as a The instrumentation for the off- singing and musicianship, the group records.net. Live is located at 627 E husband and father of two young stage players, and for other key strives to connect to listeners with Peach St. in Bozeman. children. At Anthony’s request, this moments in the work, involves stories of common struggles and big Visit www.livefromthedivide.com concerto would be about his story: a violin, cello and French horn (and ideas. While their sound evokes time- for a full lineup of performances and concerto that would evoke the brass), all of which have played a lessness, it is decidedly contemporary, further information. • events that have shaped forever his significant role in Anthony’s well-traveled 21st century sensibility that informs their songwriting. As they share the stories that drive the songs, FY5’s show leaves listeners certainly with tapping toes, but rang- ing thoughts as well. The band’s fourth full-length, The Way These Things Go, released at the top of the year and featured their trademark story songs, clever arranging, and catchy hooks. The band was also selected as official showcase artists for the 2017 International Bluegrass Music Association conference including a songwriter showcase with Mike Finders. Local country artist and Live co- founder Jason Wickens performs a show of his own on Saturday, October 27th at 8pm. Tickets are $20 plus fees. Doors at 7pm. Wickens grew up on his family’s ranch in rural north-central Montana where he taught himself to sing and play guitar. At an early age, he was introduced to Texas-based artists like Houston Marchman, Walt Wilkins, Charlie Robison and Jason Boland page 2C • Volume 25, Number 20- October 15, 2018 • The BoZone Entertainment Calendar • www.BoZone.com • 406-586-6730 ––– Tell ’em, “I Saw It In The BoZone!” Tell ’em, “I Saw It In The BoZone!” ––– The BoZone Entertainment Calendar • www.BoZone.com • 406-586-6730 • Volume 25, Number 20 - October 15, 2018 • page 3C Page 4C • The RollingZone • oCTobeR 15, 2018 The Interview

Virtuosic local musician marks live album release w/ Story Mansion celebration

Early last year, Bozeman singer/ into these folkgrassy versions. get discovered. And discovery songwriter and producer RZ: Along with Tom is relative. You never know Chris Cunningham gathered a Murphy, also showcased during who you’re going to make few of the area’s most talented this performance were local happy with a song, whose players to record an episode of bluegrass players Mike Parsons day you’re going to make a MontanaPBS’ 11th & Grant, a and Russell Smith. Obviously difference for. You have to popular showcase of regional their talents were instrumental to just go ahead and try, get your musicians hosted by local institution the success of this recording, but music on all digital platforms, Eric Funk. The setlist consisted of how would you say their and hope a curator of some “folkgrass” renditions of original inclusion, then or during any big playlist is going to hear it. songs borrowed from Cunningham’s performance, elevates your RZ: There’s a leap of career as an independent artist and own artistry? faith. member of folk duo Storyhill. CC: Tom adds so much. He CC: That’s how one of “Chris Cunningham is a truth just really tunes into the player. my clients, Ira Wolf, was teller, every song artfully crafted to He’s really versatile, one of those discovered. We’d just done capture the feeling tone conjured by type of players that can be in a her first EP, Honest, and she his lyrics,” Funk said. “You can’t rock band or a bluegrass sounded so great. I told her second guess Chris musically, his band or go play with the she was going to get subtle use of jazz-inspired singer/songwriter folk artists. something out of this. harmonies braided with more And Mike, he has so many Within three months, she traditional chord structures but in decades of experience that he was on a Spotify playlist non-traditional progressions is knows when to play and how alongside Ray LaMontagne his hallmark. But, most importantly, little to play. Russell has that and Damien Rice, a playlist Chris’ music is honest, same sensibility, too. In my case, tailored for the whole Eastern unpretentious, sincere, and direct... I look for people that can add to Seaboard morning commute. just like he is as a person.” what I can do but not step on She was racking up millions of Cunningham’s installment of toes. What matters the most is plays. So, it worked out well 11th & Grant now finds new life as a the singing, then everything else for her. When I asked her Montana-inspired live compilation, is supportive and accenting. It how, she had no idea. Her available via Bandcamp. Ahead of has its time and its place for manager just sent the music next month’s celebratory stepping forward, but the to different places. It probably performance, the Rolling Zone sat singer/songwriter’s worst didn’t hurt that she had down with Chris to talk the new nightmare is when people start management and lives in release, balancing his passions, and jamming over the top of you. Nashville. Then there was “making it” in Bozeman. Didn’t happen with these guys. I the talent, and it was the right RZ: You’re bringing a really, really appreciate how sound at the right time. The performance to the Story Mansion tasteful their playing is. These formula for success – if you on November 3rd in celebration of guys, local players, add to want to keep it real, make your new live album recorded whatever you do – and it’s so yourself happy with what you during 11th & Grant. Tell us a little much more fun because you get do. I enjoy playing for just about the thought behind bundling the interaction and all that about anybody, any size. I these versions of your songs to extra energy. guess I’m fortunate that way. create this collection. RZ: Of the previously RZ: You’ve got these CC: Eric’s invitation to do the unreleased songs are “Pillar of 11th & Grant and Storyhill live episode was just to me, but I said Smoke” and “In the End.” Are releases coming out and ‘yes’ on the condition I could bring either of these a song you’re you’re shifting into in a group. One of the guys I asked particularly excited to officially performance mode. What first was Tom Murphy, who I’ve get out there? does the next year or so look played with a lot. He was a good CC: “In the End” is about like for Chris Cunningham? choice for that sort of Alzheimer’s, [when] my CC: My hope is more bluegrass/folkgrass string-band grandparents went through this photo by Scott Sterling of the same. I’d love to keep the lineup I wanted. It was really easy ‘you’re losing your mind, losing your studio running and have some RZ: You’ve said the album producer, per se. When I think to come up with folkgrass versions memory, but I love you new, fun projects. I’m working captures the spirit of the Southwest of traditional producers, they’re of stuff I had previously released anyways and I’m going to love you with Jake Fleming on a rock album Montana’s Rocky Mountains. As a masterminds of the output, but [or] released with Storyhill, and I ‘til the end and nothing’s going to for a band from Wyoming, and songwriter and musician here, how I see myself more as a also had this pile of unreleased stuff change that.’ It’s the ultimate love also an acoustic duo from Helena much of a role does “locale” play in collaborator. I try to help people to choose from. My thought was to song, really. Say you’re living with called Hemispheres. I hope to be your artistic identity? put together some arrangements find tunes that seemed like they’d be someone who’s going through this – putting out new songs. Do CC: The first thing that and instrumentation that supports a good fit for the band, songs that initially you may see it as a negative something new with Storyhill, comes to mind is the [amount] of what they do but doesn’t, like I said had enough of a variety, and went thing, losing your partner, losing but I’m not sure what. Maybe do acoustic players around here, a lot earlier, distract or take away. I don’t from there. I wanted these versions your connection with them. But a little more touring, especially of folks that play traditional put a heavy ‘producer’ stamp on my to fit the mood, to be upbeat and what became clear in my with this album. It could just be bluegrass instruments are available. stuff, unless they ask, but most lighthearted. There wasn’t the same grandparents’ case was that my me and Tom to keep it simple. If When I think of this region and the people are looking for something kind of studio production, sonic grandmother was accepting of that we get opportunities to do festivals, sort of Rocky Mountain sound, it pretty straightforward. It’s an soundscaping going on. I just as best she could. What ramped up I’d be up for that too. inherently includes banjos, interesting process and I really do ignored all that and let them play was her demonstration of devotion. RZ: Sounds like you’ll be mandolins, acoustic guitars and enjoy it, but I’m starting to shift into their instruments and show off their I know something like that has a keeping busy. Any final thoughts? upright bass – basically things that having more time for creating my stuff, to do whatever they wanted. meaning for other people, beyond CC: It’s cool Bozeman Folklore aren’t plugged in. I wasn’t trying to own stuff again. It kind of goes in And I couldn’t really lose. First of my own experience. I feel like that is sponsoring our show. Along invent anything new. And this way I its own rhythm. Where my heart is all, they’re great players, but I song’s been the most understood with Eric’s invitation [onto could trust in the players and not these days is committing myself and thought it’d be interesting [to see] and appreciated so far. And then 11th & Grant] and the general have to beg for too much of their my time to writing new stuff, how that studio-produced stuff with “Pillar of Smoke” is just fun to interest level, it shows that the time. It’s a real natural sound, whether it’s for Storyhill or on my play [laughs]. music matters to more than just me. cellos and drums would translate own. When you have new songs, and at this stage of the game, That’s kind of what keeps me going. you feel like you have some treasure I’m just fortunate enough to Chris Cunningham heads to give – and it makes you more have them show up when to the Story Mansion with excited to show up. I’ve been they can [laughs]. accompaniment by MandoTom writing more lately, so we’ll see RZ: You’ve also got a new Murphy on Saturday, November where it leads. But as far as being Storyhill album and tour with 3rd as part of the “Pickin’ in the open for business? Always. Johnny Hermanson on the Park” concert series. The folk RZ: If one of these musicians horizon. That duo is nearing Americana pairing of Jim Averitt were to read this and maybe its unofficial 30th anniversary, and Chelsea Hunt will open the consider utilizing your production I believe. show at 7:30pm. Advance tickets are talents, what would you tell them CC: It’s pretty good stuff. $12 at Cactus Records and you’re looking for? What base The fact it’s been 30 years is www.cactusrecords.net. ingredients are necessary? mind-blowing. I was just at Peak Remaining tickets will be available CC: What I do best is when Recording where Johnny and I at the door for $15. Current BFS people have songs they’re really did our first tape in 1989. Notice members may enjoy a three-dollar excited about, songs that are either I said tape, a cassette tape. discount at the door as well. Seating finished or don’t need a whole lot. [laughs] But yeah, it’s fun. We’ve is limited. Doors at 7pm. You look at a song and it’s almost been on a break for a few years, Cunningham’s episode of there but needs fine-tuning the a much needed one, to settle 11th & Grant with Erik Funk is chorus or adding the bridge or down and reprioritize our own available to stream anytime at something. Or we’ll look at it and lives. I’m also a thousand miles www.11thandgrant.com or on say it needs to be faster and we from where Johnny lives in the 11th & Grant app. Purchase speed it up. They’ve [come with] a Minnesota, so touring is actually the live album now at little bit of pre-production. Instead really expensive. We’ve had our www.bandcamp.com. Physical of like, ‘I’ve got this vision and some sort of seasons, or as we’re copies will also be available the music, but I don’t have any lyrics.’ I calling this album, Stages. Years night of the show. can’t deal with that [laughs]. What of heavy touring, releasing 11th & Grant is the premier they’re ready to do is work with me albums. We got up to like 15 or outlet for music performance in to develop a list of instrumentation 16, and most of them were Montana, seeking out the state’s and arrangement, and I’ll independent. [This album] is a most acclaimed, accomplished, matchmake players with them. So, collection of live captures from and pioneering talent. I’m usually looking for people who those different stages. We’ve The Emmy-winning are pretty ready to roll. noticed, in our case, it’s the live performance series also devotes RZ: From the perspective of a show that matters the most to significant time to each artist’s local producer who’s also a working people. That’s what they connect personal story, insights into their musician in the digital age, and to, and if you dress it up too music and their approach to life, because the 11th & Grant album much, you run the risk of losing ultimately providing a deeper was a crowd-funded effort, do you that connection. I shouldn’t say experience than a seat at a concert. think it’s become easier to attempt hands-down, because there’s a Accomplished composer and a career as an independent musician lot of great studio records we’ve musician Eric Funk serves as host from more rural areas or a done, but I’d say the main thread and artistic director, hand place like this? is two guitars, two voices, the selecting each performer from CC: That’s a little variable harmonies, and the sort of communities around the state to depending on the person’s synchronicity we achieve on form a diverse series featuring definition, but in general, no. It’s stage. The album is not as much genres from jazz to classical, probably harder if you’re in a place for us as it is for the audience, country to zydeco, and rock like this. It’s paradoxical because those who have been with us to fusion. some people achieve success and for so long. Bozeman Folklore Society is then they can live anywhere. They RZ: You’re the man behind an all-volunteer nonprofit can be creative in a cabin in the Basecamp Recording, a studio organization dedicated to mountains of Colorado, then go out just on the edge of town. I have promoting, preserving, enjoying, and tour, sell records and be just to ask – do you have a and sharing the music, dance, arts, fine, financially. But to get there, I preference between creating crafts, and skills of traditional don’t know how you would do that your own music or fostering the cultures. There’s always a need for from here other than by putting talents of others’? volunteers! For further event details yourself out there and maybe [by] CC: They’re different hats to or to pledge your support, call Rik knocking on some virtual doors. wear. I’ve been running the James at (406) 586-4123. Please visit Most consumers now get their studio for 15 years, pretty full-on, www.bozemanfolklore.org for music from streaming on Spotify mixed in with some touring. I all upcoming Bozeman Folklore and stuff like that, so it seems like feel pretty comfortable in the concert and dance information. • studio, but not necessarily as a you have less control on how you

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Up next at Bridger Brewing: Mike Murray, Halloween w/ Petty tribute The Waiting & plenty more

Though we’ve quickly phased American Primitive guitar-influ- 2013 they’ve been doing exactly that sold will be donated to a featured into fall with even cooler months to enced instrumentals a la John Fahey all across the Treasure State. local nonprofit. Here’s a look at come, ice cold beer is always in sea- and Daniel Bachman, to more Whether it’s one of Tom Petty’s some of the nonprofits on the son at south side Bozeman’s Bridger modern fingerstyle flights of fancy. smash hits with the Heartbreakers, a calendar in the coming weeks. Come Brewing. In addition to its delicious To round out the sonic pie, he also sampling from his solo albums, or enjoy a house-brewed pint and be craft brews and artisan pizzas, the sings his originals and covers out of even a collaboration with the charitable in the process! achievement family-friendly brewer also hosts the traditional and folk within a Music & Mussels every Wednesday catalog. Often teamed comprehensive academic framework and {Pints with Purpose} on up with singer/songwrit- Mike Murray that meets both state and national Mondays. Here’s a look at some of ers such as Shelly standards. Learn more at www.cot- the upcoming acts and nonprofits. Bessler and Christy tonwooddayschool.org. Wednesday nights from 5–8pm, Hays, Polecastro rarely Take a peek into the work of the Bridger Brewing hosts Music & has a microphone in Longfellow Parent Association on Mussels! Come enjoy some live front of him, but his Wednesday, October 29th. music and succulent, steamed solo shows turn all that Comprised of parents and guardians mussels with house-made sweet inside out. Expect of enrolled students, the LPA works Italian sausage, tomatoes, garlic, multiple guitars, dobro, to support and strengthen the and chili flakes, topped with parsley and even some old time community of Longfellow. Learn and tomato salsa. banjo to blend with his more at https://lo.bsd7.org. Christy Hays and Tony elegant croaking – ahem Stopping in for a happy hour Polecastro team up for an – singing. brew will support the Bozeman Figure evening of tunes on Wednesday, Montana Skating Club on Monday, November October 17th. singer/songwriter Mike 5th. Their mission is to promote “Like Lucinda Williams in a Murray follows with a awareness and encourage people of Carhartt jacket, Christy Hays works performance on all ages to participate in the sport of rugged metaphors into emotionally Wednesday, October figure skating. Learn more at charged country folk,” wrote a 24th. He’s touring in support of his Traveling Wilburys, The Waiting Have a brew and help raise www.bozemanskating.com. reviewer for The Austin Chronicle. spring release and fourth album, runs the gamut, performing each dollars for the Skateboard Alliance of Bridger Brewing provides the Hays’ music has folk and country Difficult Days. Of his performances, tune with undeniable, fiery live Montana on Monday, October 15th. Bozeman community with unique tinges, thoughtfully penned stories the Whitefish Pilot’s Matt Baldwin energy and a devotion to showing Created to support and expand the hand-crafted brews, fresh artisan- and a full band sound that’s both writes, “It’s obvious Murray thrives each person in the crowd a damn local skateboard community, the style pizzas, and more. Locally driving alt country and moody with an electric guitar in his hands. good time. nonprofit’s goal is to aid in building owned, family friendly, and Bobcat folk rock. His stage presence draws in the First up next month, The Road and improving skateparks, and to proud, Bridger Brewing is the Compared to Brandi Carlile, audience as he loses himself in deep Agents drop in on Wednesday, develop educational programs. perfect place for lunch or an evening Lucinda Williams, Rhett Miller, solos on top of a driving beat.” November 7th. The band, composed Learn more at www.skateboard- out. To learn more about upcoming Kathleen Edwards and Patty Griffin, Order up your favorite Bridger brew of Jeff Peterson and Justin Ringsak, allianceofmontana.org. events and daily specials, visit Hays has a sound uniquely her own. and enjoy the show! play acoustic rock n’ roll. They’re a Proceeds from Monday, October www.bridgerbrewing.com or She has shared the stage with Hayes Happy Halloween! The Waiting guitar and mandolin duo people can 22nd will benefit Cottonwood Day call (406) 587-2124. Bridger Brewing Carll, Sturgil Simpson, Bruce are back on Wednesday, October groove to! Jeff and Justin will bring School, the only school in Montana is located at 1609 S 11th Ave. in the Robison, Kelly Willis and Jeffery 31st. The Bozeman-based roadhouse danceable, original songs about for students with learning disabili- Town & Country complex, near Foucault to name a few. River rock n’ roll band celebrates the firewood, larceny, and resolve. The ties. Their purpose is to provide a campus and just across from the Swimmer, Hays’ third full-length and music of Tom Petty. Not exactly a Road Agents’ debut EP, Dreams of safe and nurturing environment that Fieldhouse. They’re open for fifth release overall, brings the “cover” or “tribute” band, they’re, Stingrays, Roadrunners, and Hangovers is encourages student engagement and business from 11:30am–9pm daily. • culmination of her influences and in the spirit of The Heartbreakers, available now. experiences traveling the world. The first and foremost a BAND: a motley Bridger Brewing not only takes album is available now. mix of musicians and friends pride in its stellar menu items, but Polecastro is a YouTube Guitar interpreting the songs of one of also in the community it serves. The Geek, instructor, and lover of all rock’s greatest legends. brewery hosts {Pints with A night of superstar country: things strings. The local artist plays The band’s motto is “We bring Purpose} every Monday evening original material spanning from the Petty to your town,” and since from 5–8pm where $1 of every pint ‘Reason to Drink... Another Tour’ at the Brick Country stars Cole Swindell of hip-swaying desire, all wrapped The Road Agents, DASH featured on and Dustin Lynch will make a up in the heartwarming vibes of Bozeman stop as part of their co- meeting your soulmate. Co-written ‘Montana Homegrown’ headlining fall tour with support by Lynch with Andy Albert and from Lauren Alaina. The Justin Ebach, the track will be Montana Homegrown Radio serves as a promotional space for grownradio.com to catch up with “Reason to Drink... Another Tour” included on his next, yet to be moves into fall with a pair of brand local talent and their many art forms the fantastic Montana musicians comes to Brick Breeden Fieldhouse annouced release. The chart-rising new episodes! The Road Agents – and they want YOU! Any who have been featured thus far, or on Friday, October 26th at 7:30pm. track follows a streak of five were featured on the show late last musician with a story to tell and a to submit an application for a future Tickets range from $29.75–$59.75 consecutive No. 1 singles, three Top month. The band, composed of Jeff song to sing is encouraged to apply edition. Be sure to keep an eye out and are on sale now at www.tick- 5 albums and six Gold or Platinum Peterson and Justin Ringsak, play for a guest spot on the podcast. for additional guests as they’re etswest.com and the Fieldhouse certifications, which prove the acoustic rock n’ roll. They’re a guitar Visit www.montanahome- announced. • box office. Tennessee native is a bonafide star. and mandolin duo people can Multi-platinum hitmaker Cole His latest album, Current Mood, groove to! Jeff and Justin are known Swindell’s third album, All of It, dropped at No. 2 on Billboard’s for their danceable, original songs debuted atop the Billboard Country Top Country Albums chart in 2017, about firewood, larceny, and resolve. charts and No. 7 on the Billboard and spawned the back-to-back No. Of the music they perform, Top 200. The release features the 1s “Seein’ Red” and “Small Town Ringsak described during a recent Georgia native’s 9th career single Boy” at country radio. interview with The BoZone, “real “Break Up in the End,” written by Georgia native Lauren Alaina folksy Neil Young, Bob Dylan sort of Jon Nite, Chase McGill and Jessie captured America’s hearts when she ‘story songs’ [that are] a little more Jo Dillon. The song follows on the competed on Season 10 of American upbeat, something nice for folks to heels of an impressive career Idol. In 2017, Lauren followed up listen to. [...] It’s definitely including a record-breaking seven her No. 1 debuting first album, Americana/folksy but has a little No. 1 singles as a solo artist, ten Wildflower, with the release of the more oomph to it. Although we can No. 1 singles as a songwriter, six critically-acclaimed Road Less be all introspective and sad some- Platinum singles, one Platinum Traveled. The album landed on times. Jeff makes ‘em cry every once album, one Gold album, nearly one multiple end-of-year “Best Of ” lists in a while.” billion streams, four consecutive including Billboard, Rolling Stone Read The BoZone’s interview with sold-out “Down Home Tours” and and Amazon, and it became the the band in its entirety at numerous songwriting awards top-streamed female country album www.bozone.com. The Road including NSAI Songwriter/Artist release of the year. Praised as “full Agents’ debut EP, Dreams of Stingrays, of the Year (2016) and two back-to- of life lessons and uplift” (People), Roadrunners, and Hangovers is back CMA Triple Play Awards, to the collection of 12 songs all available now. name a few. written by the young star includes Bozeman soul rockers DASH Dustin Lynch’s new single, Lauren’s first No. 1 hit, title track stopped by recently to talk about “Good Girl,” features a velvet “Road Less Traveled.” Alaina is their just-released debut album, smooth Country groove and a dash hard at work on her third album. • SUPER. Formed out of a love for light a fire under your ass, rockin’ soul music and a desire for honest and entertaining lyrics, DASH takes the stage with a passion for getting people out on the dance floor. The band brings their dance party vibe to any venue with a wild blend of funk, soul, rock, and pop. DASH is Kayti Korte (vocals), Ben Morris (vocals, guitar, keys), Dylan Crittenden (drums), and Carl Hansen (bass). Last fall, resident musician Dirk Alan introduced Bozemanites to a great new way to experience local talent. Montana Homegrown Radio is an online independent musician showcase featuring different area acts with every episode. Presented much like a live broadcast radio show, each hosted episode includes an interview component, discussion, and of course – live music! Previous guest artists include The Wind and the Willows, The Dirt Farmers, Quenby Iandiorio, Bridger Creek Boys, Red Glow Buffalo, Kate & the AlleyKats, Edis Kittrell, Dave Brinker, Kennedy Richards, Henry & Isla, and plenty more! Though these artists’ episodes have already “aired,” previous editions are always available for your listening pleasure 24/7. Montana Homegrown Radio is hosted by Dirk Alan, a native Montanan who’s been in the music business for the last 40 years in multiple capacities. With a passion for music and helping his fellow musicians, Dirk provides a very laid back, fun environment so radio guests can be as comfortable and spontaneous as possible. Montana Homegrown Radio

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TWANG, Pearls return to Sac Bar w/ Fall performances A trip to Three Forks’ historic karaoke until you’ve done it with but happy dancers in their wake. Bozeman. They enjoy playing for Sugar Daddies are back with Sacajawea Hotel is sure to yield an Sunrise. Don’t miss a chance to take in one their energetic following and every- all the favorites on Saturday, evening of wining and incredible www.TWANG brings the party of their “real deal, premium country body else, throughout the bar scene November 3rd. This Montana-based dining, followed by some of on Saturday, October 27th. Their music” shows. You won’t be sorry. and for private events. They thrive trio is comprised of Richard Riesser Montana’s best live music in the Sac name says it all. The truck drivin’, Rocky Mountain Pearls are off audience response to their (guitar, vocals), Oscar Dominguez Bar. Guests, locals, and people from heart breakin’, back (keyboards, bass and vocals), all around are encouraged to head honky-tonk dance and Ron Craighead (drums, out and enjoy. Here’s a look at some band has been vocals). The band has been of the upcoming acts. offering up real successfully performing in Comstock Lode take the stage country music to various venues throughout for a lively performance on Friday, their fans since Southwest Montana since its October 19th. Bozeman’s best classic 1998. No smarmy, inception in 2012. While the rock n’ roll and country western plastic hat-wearing, gist of their material is band plays covers from the ‘60s Nashville pop from popular rock n’ roll, country, through the ‘00s. Creedence, Eagles, these guys. Classic oldies, R&B and blues, they Green Day, Grand Funk, Elvis, country and also have an extensive arsenal Skynard, Beatles, Nirvana, Cash, seamless TWANG of original songs, all of which George Strait, Garth Brooks, Vince originals set this are palatable, as well as an Gill, Merle Haggard – just wait a band apart from all array of lesser-known but still couple minutes and you’ll hear an others in the great songs by both obscure old or new favorite. Western U.S. The band and well-known artists/song- The Side Effects do what they features the combined writers. Their main focus is do best with some excellent live talents of bass player and variety, and they half-jokingly entertainment on Saturday, October vocalist Russ Olsen, drum- have a motto of “No request 20th. Round up some friends and mer Mike Gillan, fiddle left behind.” head out for dinner, drinks, and and stand up steel guitar ALL Sac Bar music begins plenty of dancing! player Mike Parsons, lead at 9pm, unless otherwise Sunrise Karaoke will test vocal guitarist and songwriter noted. The Sacajawea Hotel is abilities on Friday, October 26th. Marcus Engstrom, as well located at 5 N Main in Three Bring your favorite songs and get as rhythm guitar player and song- in Three Forks on Friday, November powerful harmonies and music that Forks. For more information about ready to impress – or at least give it writer Buck Buchanan. These guys 2nd. The Pearls are a fun, crowd- makes everyone want to get up and these events, visit www.sacajawea- your best shot! You haven’t done take no prisoners and leave nothing pleasing country group from dance. hotel.com or call (406) 285-6515. •

Youngblood Brass, Polyrhythmics among upcoming Filling Station shows ChickenJam West will present the Rich with bold brass and sincerity evident in every song. Some return of The Last Revel with a hypnotic percussion, the are paired with an infectious stomp, Danny Barnes-supported session Polyrhythmics’ latest album, Caldera, inviting the listener to dance along. on Friday, October 19th at 9pm. showcases the instrumental eight- Driving banjo, guitar, mandolin, and Tickets to this 21+ show are $15 in piece’s impossibly tight grooves and bass provide a backdrop for fast- advance and $20 at the door. Doors virtuosic musicianship as they tear paced narratives about love and life, at 8pm. through a singular blend of funk, ordinary or incredible. Others leave The Last Revel are a soul, psychedelic rock, R&B, room for space, with ambient Minneapolis-based trio of powerful- progressive jazz, and Afrobeat. electric banjo and finger picked ly talented multi-instrumentalists Calling to mind everything from instrumentation accompany songs who naturally blend the genres of Antibalas and the Dap-Kings to The dealing with the harsh realities of folk, rockabilly, old time string-band Meters and Fela Kuti, it’s without a things we cannot control. Soren and rock to create a sound equally doubt their strongest work to date, Staff, Beau Janke, Jens Staff, and original and timeless. They’re known merging the infectious power of Neil Krause work together as a to consistently deliver “bombastic their live show with a sleek and well-oiled alt-folk machine to craft live performances,” as well as nuanced studio sophistication. tunes and live shows that are delicate and haunting folk ballads. Seattle music publication The Stranger impressing audiences nationwide. Their latest album, Hazard & Fate, dubbed the band a group to watch, Their latest album, Dancing in the Dim showcases the band’s ability to create hailing their “sophisticated slinkiness Light, is available now. rich and delicately textured recorded and expressive brassiness,” WNCW Americana covers a broad material with a modern “tip of the praised their “modern afro-psycho- spectrum of music these days, and hat” to the storied history of beat blend,” while the Seattle Times it’s easy to get lost in trying to define American folk music. called them “funk maestros.” its particular parameters. If one was Banjo player extraordinaire and Youngblood Brass Band Them Coulee Boys perform to determine an overreaching recipient of the Steve Martin Prize for a performance on Saturday, States and abroad, selling out dates alongside The Two Tracks on definition as music that reverberates for Excellence in Banjo and October 20th at 10pm. Tickets to in over 20 countries. Their festival Friday, November 2nd at 9pm. with heartfelt emotion, and songs Bluegrass, Danny Barnes is this 21+ show are $9 in advance and resumé reads like a list of the Tickets to this 21+ show are $9 in that speak to the listener with described as “one of a kind” and $12 at the door. Doors at 9pm. heaviest music events in the world: advance and $10 at the door. honesty, conviction and integrity, widely acknowledged as “one of the Born in Madison, Wisconsin, the Roskilde, Glastonbury, best banjo players in America.” group flouts convention in an Lowlands, Pukkelpop, Barnes is recognized for his ecstatic, raucous, incendiary fashion, SXSW, CMJ, North Sea experimental sound. The raw and taking the form of a New Orleans Jazz, WOMAD, ad unpolished musical breadth of his brass band and morphing it into a infinitum. White-hot live compositions has propelled him punked-out hip-hop behemoth of shows secured the band’s across the industry today. Barnes has groove and purpose. The status as an incredible released a number of popular ten-member ensemble has been group to witness, whether albums including 2006’s Stove Up, unleashing their crash course in in an intimate club setting available now. genre-bending worldwide since or in front of thousands on Globetrotting riot jazzers 1998. Youngblood Brass has a festival stage. Youngblood Brass Band stop in headlined countless tours in the Youngblood’s brand new EP, Covers 1, is available now. Following their mid- summer ‘Music in the Mountains’ appearance, Polyrhythmics are back in Southwest Polyrhythmics Montana on Thursday, November 1st with local groove Doors at 8pm. then Wyoming’s Two Tracks clearly rockers Left on Tenth opening Wisconsin’s Them Coulee Boys fit the bill. Their latest album, at 9pm. Tickets to this 21+ show craft a brand of Americana that Postcard Town, further affirms the are $13 in advance and $16 at blends punk, bluegrass, and rock n’ promise and determination shown the door. Doors at 8pm. roll. Their live shows are energetic on their eponymous debut, which No affairs, with a constant passion and Depression described as “creating an instant connection... in truth there’s not a single offering here that doesn’t engage the listener practically from the get go,” and by The Alternate Root as “rural warmth... infusing their tunes with a feel for the open spaces of The West.” Mark your calendars! In collaboration with Bridger Brewing and Lionheart Caregiving, the 12th Annual Bozeman Bluegrass Festival is set for Friday and Saturday, November 9th–10th. Returning to the Emerson Center for the Arts & Culture, this year’s event will feature an incredible slate of musicians including Peter Rowan and The Travelin’ McCourys, Hot Buttered Rum, Laney Lou & The Bird Dogs, Larry Keel Experience, Dead Horses, Rumpke Mountain Boys, Whitewater Ramble, Armchair Boogie, The Fresh Boys, Bridger Creek Boys, Lazy Owl String Band, and Benjamin Jaffe (of HONEYHONEY). Weekend passes, as well as single-day tickets, are available for purchase now. Take part in one of Bozeman’s favorite (new) traditions conceived by Bridger Creek Boys’ very own Matt Broughton! Stay tuned for further event details. Advance tickets for these shows are available in-store at Cactus Records and cactusrecords.net. For more information, visit chickenjamwest.com. •

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Latin Halloween Dance w/ John Roberts caps Eagles’ October

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A Downtown mainstay for Junkies, as well as solo artists Scott “Montellowstone” home, Red Glow boogie. Head down and check world. Roberts is now on faculty at decades, the Eagles Bar is always a H. Biram, Joe Buck Yourself, James Buffalo draws inspiration from the ‘em out! Montana State University-Billings as great choice for after work snifters, Hunnicutt and Graham Lindsey. likes of Rubber Knife Gang, Paul Also on Oct. 27th, a Latin a Jazz, music theory, low brass and Friday night Simon, Reel Big Fish, Tom Petty, Halloween Dance Party heads world music instructor. BINGO, and The White Stripes, Turnpike upstairs to the Eagles Lodge Bridger Mountain Big Band weekend live Troubadours, Snoop Dogg, The Ballroom featuring John Roberts y performs regularly on Sundays from music – mid- Devil Makes Three, James Gang, Pan Blanco and live DJ. A salsa 7–9:30pm. The 17-piece jazz week too! The Kinks, Bob Dylan, and The lesson kicks the night off from orchestra celebrates the music of Here’s a look Beatles, any many more. 7:30–9pm, then put your moves to Duke Ellington, Count Basie, and at who’s On October 24th, KneeJürk work! Dress up, dance and celebrate more, with original arrangements playing at bring another “Acoustic Wednesday” Halloween in style with the best and music of all genres from the FOE in the show to the Eagles beginning at Latin/Cuban band around! 1900s to today. Check them out on coming weeks. 7pm. The semi-acoustic supersonic Admission is $10 at the door. Facebook for performance Next up in Southwest Montana duo Featuring vocals in Spanish, announcements. the Eagles’ incorporates the big band beat, per- English and Portuguese, the group Always a blast, Sunrise “Acoustic forming the best toe tappin’ sing- melds high-energy Funk, African Entertainment brings the fun of Wednesdays” alongs from the ‘60s to now. and Latin grooves with soulful karaoke and DJ music every series is Tales Left on Tenth takes the stage instrumental solos aimed at sharing Thursday night. From Ghost Friday, October 26th. The band musical and cultural diversity with Come sing your heart out and Town, blends elements of funk, reggae, its audiences. They’ll be performing maybe even do a dance number bringing a jazz, hip-hop, rock n’ roll, blues, and songs from Roberts’ latest release, between songs. Liquid confidence show on everything in between. Citing Soul y Pimienta, among others. available upon request. October 17th influences like Sublime, The Wailers, Frontman John Roberts began Eagles Bar live music begins at at 7pm. Nick Toots and the Maytals, Jimi his musical journey at the age of 5 9pm, unless otherwise noted. Come Hagan, the Hendrix, and Fat Freddy’s Drop, on piano and trombone, expertly play a game of pool, listen to some man behind they create original music honing his craft with continual great local bands, or stop in for a the name, has interspersed with the occasional learning in the time since. His career cold one any day of the week! been called KneeJürk cover tune. With danceable energetic has prompted recording and The Eagles is located at 316 E punkabillly, vibes, the audience participation has extensive performance in Los Main St., next to the Nova Café. gothic country, cowpunk, punk Red Glow Buffalo return to as much an impact on the show as Angeles, Montana, the greater For more information, call (406) blues, Montana blues, soul punk, the Eagles Friday and Saturday, the band itself. United States, and all around the 587-9996. • folkabillly, punk grass, and street October 19th–20th. The band plays Bozeman funk trio Holding For folk, but the one-man acoustic band music that’s fun, adventurous, and Hux follows on Saturday, October claims none. The Colorado native cool – sometimes loud but always 27th. The group plays a wide variety Youngblood Brass, Polyrhythmics among upcoming Filling has shared bills with acts including fresh. They play twangy, rock n’ roll- of groovy rock and funk tunes to Goddamn Gallows, Koffin Kats, style originals and many keep things saucy for those who The Bird Dogs, rock n’ roll- Station shows Hellbound Glory, and Murder “repurposed” covers. Calling want to get out on the floor and aided costume contest at Red Tractor tunes: Henry & Isla, Dirt Chico Saloon The Fall foliage is in full effect in feet and on the dancefloor in no Southwest Montana. Dive into some time at all, so order a drink at the Farmers tickle strings tableside great live music at Chico Hot bar and get that liquid motivation What’s better than an evening of 26th and November 2nd at 7pm. sit-in lead guitarist for artists Springs Saloon after a leisurely flowing! Note: Saturday’s show doubles as handcrafted pizza paired with one Howard Beall & the Fake including The Andrew Hand Band, cruise through Paradise Valley. Live Chico’s Halloween Party, so dress your best or two regional brews? Enjoying News entertain on Saturday, John Sherrill, The Electric Sunday, entertainment heads to Pray every for the costume contest – all will be judged them with a large side of live music, October 20th at 7pm. The group Lang Termes, Mathias, and MOTH. Friday and Saturday evening so you at 11pm to determine this year’s winner! of course! Red Tractor Pizza plays brings people together by playing His solo sets are comprised mostly can kick up your feet – and soak Tom Catmull’s Last Resort is host to independent musicians and groove-based music, specifically of acoustic rock covers and some of them too! set for Friday and Saturday, other events throughout the week. pulling from the jazz, rock, and funk his original songs. In band settings, Laney Lou & the Bird Dogs November 2nd–3rd. Tom has been Here’s a look at what’s coming up. genres. The band plays a blend of he likes to play funk, jazz, country are back Friday and Saturday, writing, recording, performing, Kelly Nicholson kicks off original compositions, standards, and more. October 19th–20th. The band’s live eating and breathing music for another week with live music on and modern songs with the intent of The Dirt Farmers follow with shows are highlighted by unbridled nearly two decades. He likes telling Monday, October 15th at 6:30pm. creating fresh sounds while still a Sunday show on October 28th at energy, punctuated by songs stories, making acoustic and electric The local rock and soul group is respecting the heritage and language 6pm. They’re a foot-stomping string performed with fervor and swagger. guitar sounds and using them to known to push its sound toward of those before them. band who have dubbed their musical Fusing old time folk songs with a wrap words around a melody. The blues, folk, jam, electro, and reggae. The pizzeria shakes it up on style “paisley grass.” They’ve gained rock n’ roll attitude, the group push style of Tom’s music usually lands Headed by Kelly Nicholson, the Monday, October 22nd with Henry a following for their fun-loving mix the envelope of what a string band somewhere between the blurred band consists of members from & Isla at 6:30pm. Titillating and of old school country, bluegrass, would generally be described as. lines of country, country swing, pop, MOTH, Pinky and the Floyd, goofy, charming and scandalous, the blues and rock – with the occasional Having shared stages with Corb and folk. His band, Last Resort, is Solidarity Service, SlomoJoe and Bozeman pair is known for its sweet slip into hip-hop. The band Lund, Hayes Carll, Hurray for the an all original rock/pop four-piece. Skavacado. members, as unique as Riff Raff, The Mavericks, Wynonna The current lineup of musicians Bridger Creek their song list, serve it all Judd, Mark Chesnutt, and The Lil’ includes Travis Yost (harmony, Boys return to their up with a smile on Smokies, they released their electric bass), Jaime Rogers (drums), usual Thursday slot on mandolin, banjo, guitar, eponymous debut in the spring of Gibson Hartwell (pedal steel, electric October 18th at 7pm. fiddle and bass with vocal 2016. Recorded live at Basecamp guitar), and the man himself on The Boys are an harmonies. The Dirt Studio, the album is one that reflects acoustic and electric guitar, as well acoustic bluegrass Farmers invite you to be quartet steeped in old- “Having a Good Time” time tradition, while and experience the flavor also pushing the genre and fun of Montana life. with newgrass. The Music Monday sees band blends originals the talents of Garrett with covers of tradition- Robinson on October al bluegrass and more 29th beginning at contemporary artists. 6:30pm. Come check out Their style is confident, the acoustics and indulge complex, and full of in the weekly all you can improvisation that will eat pizza buffet! draw you in and get you Looking ahead, shaking all over with PermaFunk is back on bluegrass joy. Bridger Saturday, November 3rd Creek Boys will bring addi- at 7pm. The Bozeman- tional performances to Red based group makes music Tractor on October 25th to keep bodies moving and November 1st at 7pm. and souls grooving! On October 19th, Expect plenty of funky, Jazz Night returns to soulful, psychedelic, and Laney Lou & the Bird Dogs Red Tractor, as it does every Friday, folk harmonies and entertaining Latin-infused grooves. The band is at 7pm. Curated by guitarist and banter. They’re currently working on inspired by the creativity and passion their live show and makes you want as harmonica and plenty of composer Alex Robilotta, these originals and couldn’t be more of the 1970s and everyone who to stomp your feet and crack open a crooning. evenings feature the music styles of excited to see where their music and participates in the PermaFunk beer. Their latest album, The Vigilante Chico Saloon music begins at jazz, funk, latin, and more. Come dynamic oddities take them. experiment. Session, released last year. 9pm, unless otherwise noted. Chico out, get ready to groove, and hear Weston Lewis is set for Red Tractor Pizza is located at BlackWater Band will bring Hot Springs is located in Pray, 20 America’s only original art form as it Tuesday, October 23rd at 7pm. 1007 W Main St. in Bozeman. the noise Friday and Saturday, miles south of Livingston. Come sip, exists and evolves in the 21st century. Lewis plays with a number of local Check out their menu at www.red- October 26th–27th. The rock n’ roll soak, and swing! For more info, visit Additional Jazz Nights are set for October bands, solo performances, and as a tractorpizza.com. • variety group will have you off your www.chicohotsprings.com. •

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Autumn arrives at Norris Hot Springs, along w/ plenty of live performers Montana is home to some seriously special (Cold Smoke, Salmon Fly Honey, Outlaw’s from alt-country, rock n’ roll, indie, and folk, danceable, original songs about firewood, country, and the Madison River Valley is one Horse Thief and Lockhorn Cider). Drop your they span themes of joy and pain in the face of larceny, and resolve. The Road Agents’ debut of the most beautiful areas in the state – vote in the ‘vote for beer ‘ box the next time life’s trials. They borrow inspiration from their EP, Dreams of Stingrays, Roadrunners, and especially as autumn descends. Nestled you have a soak. Hangovers is available now. between a few bends of the Madison is a And speaking of soaking, Norris is Billings singer/songwriter Mandie natural hot springs and wetland that was primarily a destination for rejuvenation or Castro makes her first trip out to Norris on developed a century or more ago to become stress reduction – a soak in the “Water of the Saturday, October 27th. She’ll perform Norris Hot Springs. As the seasons change and Gods” brings the inherent goodness of natural selections from her spring 2018 EP Sunshine the weather cools off, there’s simply no better minerals to your body. and some other crowd favorites. Castro has a place to soak than Norris. For years, it’s been a For many years, Norris has also been a very unique vocal style comparable to Jewel, popular spot to meet friends and enjoy the destination to enjoy the finest in local and Tori Amos, Fiona Apple and Alanis Water of the Gods. For a long while in the touring acoustic music. Late October is full of Morissette. Enjoy her talents during your ‘70s and ‘80s Norris had a party reputation, great options on Friday, Saturday and Sunday Saturday night soak! “Nudie Night” was a thing at Norris Hot nights at 7pm. J.W. Teller performs on Sunday, October Springs – luckily, those days are over. Enjoy the sounds of Todd Green on 28th. The Asheville by way of Jackson, Once Norris had high solid wooden walls Friday, October 19th. Originally from Mississippi singer/songwriter “has a low, and razor wire around the pool, with no view Michigan, Green has lived in the area for breathy-sweet vocal quality that wraps around of the hillsides. Once there were hand-lettered more than thirty years. He is known for his your consciousness like a warm wooly blanket, signs threatening rule-breakers with all manner acoustic light rock musical style and passion his guitar strumming through acoustic of consequences. When Holly Heinzmann for vinyl records. Expect to hear ‘60s–‘80s rock melodies that, on record, he pairs with the bought the place, the fences and signs came classics including favorites from America, The lightest of instrumental trimmings; the down, but they’re being stored for history. Eagles to David Bowie, Pink Floyd and tube-pitched hum of harmonica, twangy Over the last 14 years, this roadside stop has everything in between. dropping notes of slide guitar, occasional become a destination. Aaron Williams stops in on Saturday, The Road Agents swells of keys, the found-sound creak of a Norris is a destination for food, serving hot October 20th. From rock/reggae band In porch door opening,” said Florida’s New meals and fresh salads made with care and Walks Bud, Aaron will be playing a variety of own experience, observation, and the World Brewery after a Teller performance. organic/sustainable ingredients – many from tunes including rock, folk, and reggae. He’s a beautiful, lonesome landscape and history of Norris Hot Springs is a unique and historic the garden on-site. real favorite at the hot springs. Northern Montana. Their 2016 independent Montana wonder. For more history, info on And a destination for drink – the wine and The Lucky Valentines are back on release Lion in the Garden is a collection of songs the menu, winter hours, and much more, beer options are constantly being upgraded so Sunday, October 21st. Their music has been that explore betrayal, loss, and joy. please visit www.norrishotsprings.com there’s an option for every taste, from LaCroix described by fans as “stirring” Americana, The Road Agents follow on Friday, where you can even check out what’s in that sparkling waters to Dean’s Zesty Booch. “straight from the heart.” Married in 2010, October 26th. The band, composed of Jeff magical water. A new cooler is arriving soon, which will they have been playing music for the whole of Peterson and Justin Ringsak, play acoustic rock The hot springs are located 34 miles west allow the fine staff at Norris to offer more on their life together. Crafting songs rooted in n’ roll. They’re a guitar and mandolin duo of Bozeman near the intersection of Highway tap local brews beyond the current favorites honest, raw emotion and blending sounds people can groove to! Jeff and Justin will bring 287 and Route 84. •

Wild Joe*s finishes off October w/ diverse singer/songwriter slate Love live music but not the usual late-night musicians. Bring your guitar, sitar, zither, artist to watch” by folk start? Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot in Downtown poetry, comedy, or theremin and take a turn magazine No Depression. Bozeman is a great place to check out earlier up at the mic. Show Bozeman what you’re Lensing’s 2016 self-titled EP sets by local and traveling artists. Their menu made of! Individual set lengths depend on the and new single “Joanie” are also offers plenty of delicious caffeinated and number of musicians who want to play. Sign- available now. other treats to enjoy alongside the music! ups start at 5:30pm – first come, first served. Bay area musician Here’s a look at what’s coming up. Be sure to bring your friends and support live Madeline Tasquin sets Introduce yourself to Ashley Ross on music in Bozeman! A modest contribution to up on Saturday, October Friday, October 19th from 6–8pm. She’s a the kitty will be divided by participating 27th from 6–8pm. Montana-born folk musician dedicated to musicians at the end of the night. The more Canadian born, Tasquin’s inspiring and encouraging people through people who come, the more money in the pot. sound is distinctly her own, heartfelt original lyrics. She grew up in Denver-based artist John Lensing will each song having its own Bozeman, and has always loved being entertain on Friday, October 26th from life, and the story that gave outdoors. She receives much of her inspiration 6–8pm. Lensing writes songs for the same birth to it. Whether it be a and “creative juices” from being out in God’s reason he street performs for a living: to make jazz-folk tune on piano creation. Ross writes her songs based on people care. About themselves, about others, about losing the log cabin personal experience and the stories of people and things that sometimes hurt to care about. home her dad built, a around her. While she enjoys performing, she The singer/songwriter stumbled upon street playful prog-pop number hopes that the message of her songs reaches performing years ago. Backpacking Europe, “written at the best picnic ever,” Ashley Ross beyond just one night and can touch those Lensing found people introducing themselves or a bilingual waltz on ukulele that hear them with truth, Jesus’ love, and and opening up to him. All he had to do was about a dangerous brush with a wind god, with her audience. with hope. play his guitar and sing. He began to learn Tasquin’s songs are woven together with a Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot is located at 18 W The next Open Mic Night will take place how contagious vulnerability can be. Since nimble and powerful voice, her gentle Main St. in the heart of historic Downtown Saturday, October 20th from 6–8pm. Come then, he’s toured and street performed across harmonic and rhythmic twists and turns, Bozeman. Learn more about these and other for an evening of music performed by local the US and Canada, and has been called “an and a generous and personable presence upcoming events at wildjoescoffee.com. •

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‘Pack the Place in Pink’ event Bobcats From MSU News Service For each shirt sold, participating retailers through Pack the Place in Pink,” vs. Montana State University and Bobcat will donate a portion of the sale to Pack the Carle said. “These new shirts will Athletics are encouraging Bobcat fans to Place in Pink, a Billings-based nonprofit that allow Bobcat fans to assist fellow Cal Poly participate in the first annual “Pack the was founded in 2007 by Vicki Heebner Montanans fighting breast cancer. Place in Pink” event at the November 3rd Carle, an MSU alumna who is now a teacher As a cancer survivor, I’m grateful Bobcat football game to promote breast and volleyball coach at Skyview High School for the support.” cancer awareness and support breast in Billings. Carle was a standout basketball Shirts are on sale now, available cancer patients. player for Montana State in the 1980s and at the MSU Bookstore (both its To participate, individuals are invited to was inducted into the Bobcat Hall of Fame SUB and Bobcat Stadium purchase a limited edition shirt and wear it in 1996. At 41, she was diagnosed with locations), online at www.msub- to the game versus Cal Poly. Three shirt breast cancer (which is now in remission). ookstore.org, and at Universal styles are available for purchase: a pink Carle started Pack the Place in Pink in 2007; Athletic locations in Bozeman, short-sleeve shirt, a navy long-sleeve the organization gained nonprofit status in Billings, Butte, Helena, Great Falls performance shirt and a navy hoodie. The 2013. Funds the organization raises go and Kalispell, as well as www.uni- shirts will retail for $15, $20 and $30. directly to breast cancer patients in versalathletic.com. In addition, local businesses are encour- Montana, Carle said. Pack the Place in Pink For more information, contact aged to decorate their windows in pink the also supports breast cancer awareness. Amy Kanuch in University week leading up to the football game to show “I’m thrilled to partner with Montana Communications at (406) 994-7463 support for breast cancer awareness. State University and Bobcat Athletics or [email protected]. •

RUN for suicide prevention & intervention ahead of Halloween On the Saturday before Halloween, run begins at 9:30am, followed by the 10k at The Help Center in Bozeman started as a TALK). The Help Center is also a member of October 27th, join for the annual “Run for 10am and the 5k at 10:15am. 24-hour Crisis Hotline in 1971. To this day, the Montana 2-1-1 coalition, which provides Your Life” 10k & 5k Run/Walk and Kids’ Adult registration is $30. FREE t-shirt staff and volunteers are available 24 hours a referrals for human services throughout the Run. The event benefits the Bozeman Help included in race fee (guaranteed for those day, every day of the year, to assist individuals state. They accept calls from a variety of Center’s work for suicide prevention and registered by Oct. 18th). Groups of 4 or more and families in sorting out problems, dealing clientele with issues ranging from suicidality intervention in YOUR local community. pay just $20 per participant (expires Oct. with feelings, and making decisions. and depression/anxiety to relationship/family Prizes will be given for best costume (dogs 25th). Youth 18 and younger can run for just The 24-hour Crisis Hotline and Referral problems. Their extensive database of included!). Halloween characters are likely to $15. For kids 12 and younger, fun run Service is nationally accredited by Contact resource information allows for appropriate surprise runners along the courses, with the admission is $10. To register, visit www.run- USA and the Alliance for Information and referrals to inquirers on the hotline. In start/finish line found outside MSU Bobcat signup.com (search “Run for Your Life”) Referral Systems. As a member of the addition, the Help Center provides Sexual Stadium for all course options. Don’t worry – where you can more about the event and even American Association of Suicidology, the Help Assault and Suicide Outreach, as well as no spooky folks on the kids’ course! The kids’ fundraise beforehand! Center is a part of the National Suicide follow up counseling and referral. Learn more Prevention Lifeline network (1-800-273- by visiting www.bozemanhelpcenter.org. •

“Ski the Cold Smoke” w/ Bridger Slap Shot screening benefits Bowl this coming season Having already experienced a few frosty $9 via FedEx. Be “on-line” rather than “in- year-round ice recreation mornings and light dustings of snow, we’re line.” Go straight to the lifts on opening day! Gallatin Ice Foundation and the Bozeman part by the support of its sponsor, Brian reminded that ski season is just around the The season pass office will also be open Amateur Hockey Association in partnership Chisdak M.D., but also by the kind donations corner! Bridger Bowl 2018-‘19 season November 1st–17th, Thursday through with Brian Chisdak M.D. invite the public to a from the community. Your support is passes are on sale now. Skiers and Saturday from 11am–4:30pm. FREE screening of Slap Shot. The event will appreciated as these organizations continue snowboarders can enjoy unlimited slopeside Bridger Bowl will again operate FREE be held at The Ellen Theatre on Thursday, to work toward their goal to provide four recreation all winter long with the purchase skier buses this ski season. Bridger runs two October 25th to help raise money for your seasons of ice to the Gallatin Valley. of a season pass. separate shuttles with different pick-up and local ice community. Doors open at 6pm and Gallatin Ice Foundation works to provide Here’s a look at some rates for the most drop-off locations in Bozeman. The Kids’ movie begins at 7:15pm. the Gallatin Valley with its year-round popular passes: $840 for adults (25-69), $790 Bus runs on weekends and during the school Slap Shot tells the story of a fictional minor refrigerated ice rink and supports the growth for young adults (19-24), $505 for juniors holidays, while the Park N’ Ride Bus runs on league hockey team saved from the brink of of ice programming for youth and adults in (13-18), and $245 for children (7-12). Adult weekends throughout the entire ski season. bankruptcy by adopting a unique style of play. the community. Donations will be accepted at Midweek Season Passes (18-69) are also Stay tuned for further details. Paul Newman stars as Reggie Dunlop, the the screening and any time at www.galla- available for $499. This will grant access to The ski area is located on the east slope player captain of the Chalrestown Chiefs. tinicefoundation.org/give, where you can unlimited skiing Monday through Friday all of the Bridger Mountain Range. For season Stuck between wanting to play the game the also learn more about their efforts. season, with $43 weekend tickets. Purchase pass information and upcoming event details, right way and the prospect of losing the team The Bozeman Amateur Hockey season passes, upload pass photos, and sign visit www.bridgerbowl.com. See you on altogether, Dunlop begrudgingly introduces Association is a nonprofit service organization electronic agreements all online and ship for the slopes! • three of the unruliest hockey players the whose mission is to provide facilities and world has ever known, the Hanson Brothers. programs for the development of quality, In short order they literally and figuratively flip everything on its head. This film is made by hockey lovers for hockey lovers. It’s a hyperbolic snapshot in time of what life was like in minor league hockey. Today’s hockey is tame by comparison, but no less fun. Event affordable, and disciplined competitive and organizers aim to bring events like this off recreational hockey. Learn more at the ice so they can continue to develop more www.bozemanhockey.org. opportunities to offer amazing experiences Slap Shot is rated R and is intended for on it. The Slap Shot screening is presented in mature audiences only. • BOBCATS BEGIN STRETCH RUN FOR CONFERENCE TITLE - 2018 BOBCAT UPDATE by Danny Waldo However, the the league standings. The Bengals would talented player. The more hotly debated Bobcats did gain 491 yards of offense, 323 difficult for a team to come back from an fewest in the conference. as the MSU faithful begin clamoring for With the bye week Wildcats were go on to lose 44-37 in overtime to current topic is whether Andersen is MSU’s most of them were in the running game. Of early deficit when they are not able to Developing a consistent attack on greater success. behind them, the able to get league-leader UC Davis, but they have talented quarterback. While it is true that MSU’s 25 first downs, 17 came on the move the ball in large chunks through the offense that allows Andersen to mix in big MSU currently sits at 4-2 overall and 2- Montana State back to their made a major statement that their current Andersen is just one big play away every ground. And while Andersen did throw for air, as was the case against EWU. However, shot plays down the field, while still 1 in league play, which puts them in a five- Bobcats head into the winning ways record is no fluke. The Bengals were once time he touches the ball, the reality is that 107 yards and a touchdown, 53 came on against UI, MSU showed the ability to allowing him the freedom to use his legs way tie for second behind UC Davis. thick of Big Sky by defeating considered a sure win on most Big Sky his limited ability in the passing game one play. That single-minded offensive overcome a 10-point second-half deficit by when necessary seems to be the recipe for For a complete listing of the Big Sky Conference play with previously Conference teams’ schedules, but a trip to makes Montana State a one-dimensional mixing in big MSU’s success heading down the stretch. Conference football standings, or for up-to- three important unbeaten Pocatello has now become a treacherous team, allowing opponents to focus on the pass plays to MSU came into the season with questions date statistics from around the Big Sky, visit conference games in the Eastern adventure that could ruin any chance of run game and forcing MSU to beat them compliment a aplenty about its defense and their ability www.bigskyconf.com. month of October that Washington the Bobcats winning the league crown and with the pass. Against lesser opponents, successful to get after the could determine if the in a defensive earning a coveted postseason berth come such as Portland State, the Bobcats ability rushing attack quarterback and ‘Cats can stay in the struggle, 14-6 November. to own the line of scrimmage trumps the that was once create turnovers. thick of the league race in Ogden, If the Bobcats can again led by The Bobcat defense as the calendar turns to meaning survive the rigors of their Andersen. has made huge November. MSU will October schedule, they’ll be Through the strides in both MSU got things off be facing a rewarded with two winnable first five games departments, but on the right foot, hungry and games at home versus Cal of the season, offensive woes have beginning the month by rejuvenated Poly and Northern MSU was become the focal narrowly escaping the club fresh off Colorado before finishing averaging just point of a Bobcat Idaho Vandals, 24-23, an upset of up the season with a visit to under 370 yards team that came into in UI’s first visit to the No. 3 Washington-Grizzly of offense a the season with such Bozeman since leaving team in the Stadium to take on the rival game, but just high expectations. If the Big Sky in 1995. It country when Grizzlies. The game against 185 through the MSU cannot find was also the Bobcats they visit the the Griz could very well air with only five the answers to its first victory over the Wildcats on determine if either of the touchdown uninspiring offensive Vandals since that 1995 October bitter rivals make the FCS passes. The performances, season. MSU’s victory twentieth . playoffs once again. MSU’s Bobcats rank Choate will be 3-for- came on a weekend that If facing a victory over UM last 12th in the 3 in missing the saw two league-leaders stiff road November ended the reign league in total playoffs in his three knocked from the ranks challenge at of former coach Bob Stitt offense, and 11th years in Bozeman, and the cushy throne Danny Waldo is a freelance writer and of the unbeaten, putting the Bobcats in a Weber State wasn’t enough to test the after his club missed the in passing he has resided on, in large part due to his passionate supporter of Bobcat football, and he five-way tie for second place in the Bobcats’ mettle, MSU has the misfortune playoffs for the second time play-calling worked against the Bobcats offense, and have gained the second least successes on the recruiting trail, will cannot wait for another victory by his beloved conference behind UC Davis, who leads of making another trip down I-15 one in three years. one week later when a more talented amount of first downs, while giving up the begin to get a little more uncomfortable Bobcats over the rival Grizzlies in November. • the league at 3-0. week later to Pocatello to face a surprising As has been the case so Eastern Washington squad dedicated their second most. Additionally, MSU is the 4th Up next for the ‘Cats is a trip to Weber Idaho State team. Idaho State came into far this season, the Bobcats’ defensive strategy to stopping MSU’s most penalized team in the league, but a State to face the returning league the season picked to finish 12th in the 13- future success will ride on vaunted running game, effectively bright spot has the ‘Cats as the most champion from 2017, but the Wildcats team conference by the league coaches. the shoulders of an handcuffing any chance of MSU making a efficient team in the league when it comes have struggled early in the season, suffering Yet, six games into the season, ISU is 4-2 inconsistent offense, as MSU continues to opponent’s ability to load the box against comeback in a 34-17 Eastern victory. to red zone scoring; if the Bobcats can a 41-10 drubbing by the University of overall and 3-1 in league play, sharing search for an identity that begins with the the run and negate rushing yards. A In the Bobcats’ loss to Eastern, they get it inside the 20 chances are they are Utah, and most recently being upset by second-place honors with MSU and three quarterback position. deeper analysis of the statistics from the rushed for a 155 yards, with 123 coming going to come away with points, but Northern Arizona on the road, 28-24, in other teams. Idaho State was a missed 27- Few fans around the state would debate PSU game highlights the one-dimensional from Andersen, but they only threw for MSU has only had 16 opportunities the Walkup Skydome in Flagstaff. yard field goal away from being alone atop whether Troy Andersen is MSU’s most aspect of MSU’s offense. While the 205 yards and no touchdowns. It makes it inside the 20 which is the second

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Bridger Ski Foundation to host 51st Annual Ski Swap Whether you’re looking for a thousands of items from local retail- our athletes) source affordable Saturday). Memberships are $25 for 5pm. Any items left unclaimed by new-to-you pair of skis or hoping to ers who sell last season’s rental gear equipment and sell their used gear. individuals, $35 for partners, and 5pm on Sunday, Nov. 4th are sell off some old gear, the Bridger and leftover inventory at the swap. It keeps skiing more accessible for $50 for a family. permanently retained by Bridger Ski Foundation’s (BSF) Annual Ski BSF takes a 20% commission if a everyone.” And, she adds, it’s a fes- – Selling items? Clean them up Ski Foundation. Swap has a long tradition of consignment item is sold, and with tive atmosphere where everyone – so they sell better. Take your time – Payout: BSF will mail checks to attracting winter enthusiasts and thousands of items being sold, it is young and old – gets to celebrate filling out your paperwork at drop- sellers for the amount of their sold their gear. The 51st Annual BSF the biggest fundraiser of the year for the start of winter. off and be sure to note the size, item(s), minus the 20% consignment Ski Swap will take place Saturday the nonprofit club, which provides In addition to the swap, BSF will color, and brand. fee. sell raffle tickets for a – Cash: Bridger Bowl red You’ll chair at the event, and need cash Toyota, the title when you sponsor, will have drop off several giveaway consign- contests, including an ment Orion cooler. items in Ski Swap Hours: order to Friday, Nov. 2nd pay the from 10am–7pm: $1 per Drop off your item fee. consignment items. You’ll ($1 fee per item; also need cash only.) cash if Saturday, Nov. 3rd, you’re paying the $2 admission fee Bridger Ski Foundation is a non- 10am–6pm: Sale! $2 on Saturday. (But don’t worry, you profit community ski organization admission fee. (BSF can pay for any items you purchase offering educational and c and Sunday, November 3rd–4th, at ski programs for more than 600 members get in free at 9am) with a credit card.) ompetitive programs in Nordic, the Gallatin County Fairgrounds in youth and adults and also grooms an Sunday, Nov. 4th, 10am–2pm: – Sunday deals. Many sellers opt Freestyle, Freeskiing, Snowboarding Bozeman. incredible network of Community Sale! Free admission. (Some prices to drop the price of their items on and Alpine skiing. They also groom Skiers and riders will find the Nordic Ski Trails for residents and drop on Sunday.); 2–5pm: Unsold Sunday. Great deals can still be an extensive network of community exhibition halls of the fairgrounds visitors. item pick-up. found on day two! Nordic ski trails for the Bozeman lined with carefully organized “But it’s more than just a Ski Swap Pro Tips – Don’t forget to pick up items. public. BSF focuses on inspiring a equipment, ranging from cross- fundraiser,” says Jenny White, – BSF Membership perks. If you have items on consignment, lifelong love of skiing, athletic country skis to fat powder skis, director of marketing and Anyone can purchase an annual BSF posts a list of unsold items on excellence, and personal growth. snowshoes, snowboards, poles, communications for BSF. “This is a membership to BSF, one of the their website on Sunday afternoon, Learn more about membership backpacks, clothing, boots, and community event. It’s part of how perks being you get in to the Ski Nov. 5th. Sellers must pick up their opportunities and other events at more. The Ski Swap also brings in we help the community (including Swap free and early (9am on unsold items between 2pm and bridgerskifound-ation.org. •

Hunters: a few things to remember this fall hunting season From Custer Gallatin National Forest appropriately stored when not ed game that do not meet these ensure you’re Good luck to all hunters this fall actively attended or possessed requirements. For more information not spreading hunting season. With general rifle (including during nighttime hours) on bear related safety and food noxious weeds season approaching, the Custer and when not actively being storage go the Custer Gallatin as well. Gallatin National Forest hopes you transported, prepared, or eaten. All Forest webpage. There is a have a good hunt and offers some attractants must be stored in an Don’t forget to pick up a 16-day stay tips and reminders in order to approved bear-resistant container Motorized Vehicle Use Maps limit in place protect your natural resources and (certified by the Interagency Grizzly (MVUMs) before heading out. for the Custer make your visit more enjoyable. Bear Committee – www.igbcon- These maps outline designated road Gallatin Grizzly bears are on the move line.org/certified-products-list) and trail systems and are free at any Forest. Enjoy looking for food. In the fall, they are that is locked or otherwise secured, of the Custer Gallatin Forest Ranger your stay in in hyperphagia, which means they in a hard-sided vehicle constructed District Offices or online at one place for are consuming as many calories as of solid, non-pliable material with www.fs.usda.gov/main/custer- 16 days and possible to prepare for hibernation. no open windows, or suspended at gallatin/maps-pubs. In addition, then find To help ensure your safety and the least 10 feet clear of the ground at there are a few roads and trail another safety of others, be sure to follow all points and 4 feet horizontally closures that go into effect during outside of a proper food storage practices and from supporting trees or poles. the spring and fall seasons so please five-mile carry bear spray. Bear attractants Hunters should be especially check the MVUM or with your local radius. include food, garbage, toiletries, vigilant with harvested game Ranger District Office before Finally, you cosmetics, livestock feed, animal animals. The Food Storage Order heading out. For more information can report any carcasses, and any other items that prohibits camping within 1/2 mile visit the website or call the Forest violations you curious bears may investigate. The of any known animal carcass that is Service office near where you plan may see in purpose of properly storing food on the ground or within 100 yards to be. The telephone numbers for Montana to and other attractants is to protect of any acceptably stored animal each District Office is on the web- 1-800-TIP- yourself, other Forest users, carcass. The Order also prohibits page under the ‘Contact Us’ link. MONT or in high-country of the Absaroka-Beartooth and wildlife. leaving an animal carcass on the Ensure you’re bringing only South Dakota, call 1-888- Wilderness, the Gallatin Crest and vast The Food Storage Order for the ground unless it is 1/2 mile or more certified weed-free feed onto public OVERBAG. portions of the Greater Yellowstone Custer Gallatin National Forest is in from any camping or sleeping area lands. To qualify, your hay bales Custer Gallatin National Forest is Ecosystem to the rolling landscapes and effect for the Hebgen Lake, and at least 200 yards from any must be tagged. Washing your known as one of the most ecologically buttes of far southeastern Montana and Bozeman, Yellowstone, Gardiner Forest road or trail. It is the vehicles thoroughly before heading diverse landscapes in the region. The northwestern South Dakota on the and Beartooth Ranger Districts. The responsibility of hunters to move off on your hunting trip will help Forest stretches from the rugged Ashland and Camp Crook districts. • Order requires that all attractants be carcasses or parts thereof of harvest-

Winter recreation blows into REI w/ upcoming courses & events REI Bozeman continues to host for amazing deals on “as is” Purpose” is set for Thursday, FREE outdoors-based merchandise that has been used and October 25th from 5–7pm. We ALL presentations this fall. Here’s a returned. Items are priced to sell. need winter! In 2017, REI provided look at a few of the upcoming Come in early for the best selection. grant funding to POW, an courses and other events. If you are not a member, please organization comprised of Snowshoeing Basics is first up check with REI staff for professional athletes, industry on Wednesday, October 17th from membership details – it’s affordable brands, and the outdoor community, 6–7:30pm. Are you looking for a and lasts a lifetime. in its work to quantify the impacts of fun winter sport? Join REI’s Prepare for Bear Country on a changing climate on the snow experienced staff for a class on the Wednesday, October 24th from sports industry. Swing by the store to basics of snowshoeing. We will 6–7:30pm. The Bozeman store check out POW’s new virtual reality focus on the appropriate selection offers monthly bear education film, meet one of the POW of gear as well as the basics on classes throughout the year. Taught professional athletes, and find out what you need and where to go by one of REI’s nonprofit partners how you can turn YOUR passion to to get started. If you ever thought specializing in bear behavior, the purpose! No registration necessary. about getting into snowshoeing, goal is to reduce bear-human Get a handle on Cross- this is a great introduction to conflicts and injuries to both Country Skiing Basics, opening the sport! humans and bears. Participants up a new month on Thursday, Check out the next Members- will have the opportunity to practice November 1st from 6–7:30pm. Free Only Garage Sale on Saturday, the proper use of bear spray with your heel and your mind will follow. October 20th from 9am–3pm. inert canisters. Join REI for an evening of During this daylong sale, REI Special event “Protect Our information and tips for getting into Members are invited to come in Winters: Turn your Passion to cross-country skiing. Discussed will be the fundamental differences between backcountry, telemarking, and touring ski styles. In addition, the event will cover proper clothing and info on where and how to get started in this fun winter activity. Many REI events are free and open to the public, but registration is required. Reserve a spot now at www.rei.com/learn, where you can find more information about upcoming courses and events. •

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