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YGM’s annual celebration of regional history highlights flint knapper Ray Alt Yellowstone Gateway Museum primitive fire-starting techniques husband John Stacy. will feature numerous family will host its annual Living History using a bow drill. Jack Reynolds has worked for activities with participants Day on Saturday, June 1st between Blacksmiths Jem Blueher, Andy more than thirty years in primitive encouraged to purchase the hours of 10am and 5pm. Olds, Martin Hildreth, and others arts. He’ll travel from Helena and raffle tickets for themed Throughout the day, artisans will will demonstrate and interpret the will make his miniature willow sculp- baskets to raise money for demonstrate primitive arts: flint traditional art of blacksmithing tures on the lawn during the day. the museum. Donations in knapping, blacksmithing, painting, using the original forge in the Traditional Native American support of the event are Dutch oven cooking, and more on museum’s Vink Blacksmith Shop. game instruction will be led by welcome and appreciated. the museum grounds. Teachers will Peter “Jack” Vink, Jr. used this shop Trudy Patton, a Yellowstone Attendees will also have be giving lessons in the one-room for refitting wagon wheels, welding, National Park Education Ranger the chance to preview new schoolhouse. Native American and blacksmithing from 1903 until with the curriculum-based, residen- exhibits, some still in the traditional games will be offered at his death in 1949. tial Expedition Yellowstone pro- process of installation: various stations on the lawn. All are Michael Keator, a longtime gram, STEAM teacher workshops, “Agriculture of Park County,” welcome to attend this free event, Dutch oven cook who prepared and school field trip programs. “Vignettes of History: which includes museum admission. meals for backcountry wilderness Patton is certified in International Cultural Landscapes of Park Burgers and hot dog plates will be pack trips for several years will Traditional Games Society training County,” and “Ice Age available for purchase. demonstrate the art of cooking a full from Mammoth, Wyoming. Mammoth” featuring a life- This year the museum meal. His menu changes every year East Side School teacher Kim size painting by Kristen commemorates Ray Alt, master flint – delectable samples will be available Fink, retired East Side School Walker. The art exhibit will knapper, who organized and began in the afternoon! Donations are also librarian Merrilee Bryan, and invite people to try and the first “Knap-In” in 2013. (An welcome. retired teacher Shannon Burke will identify artwork locations extensive museum exhibit also Artist Shirl Ireland will teach lessons in the one-room from around the county. showcases Alt’s work.) The annual demonstrate painting from 2–5pm schoolhouse, helping visitors For more information event expanded to become what is and will facilitate a sketching station glimpse what learning was like in about the museum and other now Living History Day. Alt passed for people who’d like to participate. the good old days. upcoming events, visit www.yel- or find them on Facebook (@yellow- away last June. From 10am–2pm, Ireland has painted professionally In addition, Living History Day lowstonegatewaymuseum.org stonegatewaymuseum). • renowned Gardiner area sculptor for more than twenty years and George Bumann will demonstrate owns the Elk River Art Studio and the art of flint knapping as well as Lodge in Gardiner with her 5th annual Give Big raises over $1.38 million for 194 local nonprofits On May 2nd and 3rd, neighbors gave $15 or $50 to a cause they It’s an opportunity to deeply engage ‘19 SLAM Summer Fest from all over Gallatin County came cared about most,” said Bridget our Board, staff and advocates in together for the fifth annual Give Wilkinson, Executive Director for philanthropy. It created a feeling of seeking volunteers Big Gallatin Valley initiative, the the Bozeman Area Community togetherness and put the fun in largest day of giving in our county’s Foundation. “While fundraising! Give Big Prepare history. This year, Gallatin County the dollars raised is cultivated energy yourselves! raised $1,386,697.82 for 194 important during and community The 2019 organizations through 4,730 Give Big, we know pride like I’ve never Summer donors! Our community raised that the increased seen before. We’re SLAM $102,000 more for local nonprofits awareness of local grateful to be a Festival will than last year’s initiative. This nonprofits and the part of it.” return to tremendous success makes Give Big relationships built “Often, it’s hard Bozeman’s Bogert the largest giving day in the state. during this initiative to understand our Park, Saturday and Since its inception in 2015, Give is the greatest individual impact Sunday, August Big, hosted by the Bozeman Area benefit to local when we support 3rd and 4th for its Community Foundation, has helped organizations.” nonprofits we care ninth annual event. our community raise over During this year’s initiative, our about most. However, during Give Artists from around the $4,030,147.25 for 194 nonprofits entire county was buzzing with Big, community members can see state in all mediums will be throughout Gallatin County. excitement. The initiative launched that our collective impact as a exhibiting their work while perform- continued support of the summer “As Gallatin County grows, the with celebrations in Big Sky and community can be greater than our ers grace the stage for two days of festivities and beyond! needs of our nonprofits will Belgrade. The giving fun continued support alone,” said Wilkinson. fabulous Montana entertainment. SLAM (Support Local Artists & continue to grow as they try to with nonprofit events throughout “Every year, we’re humbled by the Delicious culinary options will be Musicians) is a nonprofit organiza- meet increasing demands on their Gallatin County in parks, at local outpouring of support for our local available for your enjoyment, along tion dedicated to promoting arts and services. We are humbled by the businesses, and even in schools. nonprofit community during Give with a selection of Montana-made art education in a manner that outpouring of generosity from our Give Big 2019 wrapped up with a Big. Without our hard-working spirits and brews for patrons 21+ in enriches and involves the communi- community to support these Finale Celebration featuring Paige nonprofit partners, generous the SLAM Libations garden. ty. SLAM hosts events to showcase organizations and their critical and the People’s Band at the Rialto community members and local But before the fun can begin, the artistic talent of Montana work. Each year, our community theater in Downtown Bozeman. businesses, this initiative simply SLAM is seeking volunteers to offer residents, funds scholarships to has raised more money than the One nonprofit leader, E.J. Porth would not be possible!” their time and talents to help ensure community members seeking last which is truly a testament to from the Gallatin Valley Land Trust For more information, please the summer festival is a success for education in the arts, and spear- generous community members who said, “Give Big is an incredible tool. visit www.GiveBigGV.org. • everyone involved! Those interested heads community art installations. can log on to www.slamfesti- Artist participation in SLAM vals.org and click on ‘Volunteer’ to festivals is open only to Montanans, peruse the shift schedule and sign-up but everyone is welcome to attend, based on individual interests. SLAM experience, and support the talents Take a stroll thru Bozeman’s history thanks the community for its of our fantastic artist community. • with local foot tours The past is a place where tour is set for May 25th, continuing Bozeman Creek runs through the you can go and experience a on subsequent Saturday evenings at heart of Bozeman and has always different world. Join an Extreme 7pm. See where the ladies lived and been an integral waterway for the History Project Walking Tour, worked and recount the lives of the town and now the city of Bozeman. returning for the 2019 season many women who made this district Join for a tour along the creek and toward month’s end. Come for an their home. Walkers will hear stories uncover the history and hydrology adventure through time and see of success, failure, independence, of this important waterway. the past through new eyes. Here’s and tragedy. Kicking off May 29th, Spirits, a look at some of the upcoming Gracious Gables: Bozeman’s Bon Ton Suds, and Saloons: Bozeman’s Drinking tours, many of which recur into District begins May 26th with History is set for Wednesday nights at early fall. recurring events on Sundays at 1pm. 6pm. Bozeman’s drinking industry is From Tents to Town: Bozeman’s Have you ever driven down Willson nearly as old as the town itself: from Historic Main Street will take place Avenue and wondered about the our first brewery and saloon, opened Saturday mornings at 10am people who lived in those fine in 1867, to the many bars, micro- beginning May 25th. The houses? Wonder no longer! Step breweries, and pubs that shape Bozeman Main Street Historic back in time and discover the Bozeman today, the history of District, the heart of the city of history of South Grand and South breweries, saloons, and Bozeman are Bozeman and the only urban Willson Avenues. Learn about the thoroughly intertwined. Learn about environment in the Gallatin Valley, upper class of early Bozeman, the Bozeman’s brewing history, hear is composed of a virtually lawyers, lawmakers, professors, stories of colorful characters in the uninterrupted streetscape of doctors and businessmen, many of city’s 19th and 20th century saloons, commercial buildings along both whom built their grand mansions and find out how Prohibition affect- sides of four blocks. Learn about on these two streets. ed Bozeman’s saloon keepers, also Bozeman’s early history through Also returning May 26th, Ghosts visiting old neighborhood bars. the historic architecture and peo- of Bozeman’s Past: Historic Sunset Hills And closing out the month on ple that founded our unique town. Cemetery will be held Sundays at May 31st, Murders, Madams, and Also starting May 25th, absorb 4pm. The early residents of Mediums: Bozeman’s Dark Side is back some Symbolism in the Cemetery on Bozeman laid their love ones to rest on Fridays at 7pm. From horrific Saturday afternoons at 1pm. Is the in this sanctified ground overlooking murders to notorious madams and symbol of an owl, a star, or a the town that their toil and labor mediums communicating with the weeping willow merely decorative helped establish. Bozeman’s early spirit world, Bozeman’s darker or do they have deeper meanings? movers and shakers rest here along history comes to light in a walking Walk through Sunset Hills with others whose stories make up tour designed to send a shiver up Cemetery to discover the symbols the town’s historical narrative. Come your spine. Hear how “Steamboat engraved on historic headstones learn about the fascinating history. Bill” murdered the Chinese and the clues they give us about Developed as part of Mountain woman Linn Lum and Bozeman’s the people who founded our Time Arts’ Upstream Project, Hidden “Week of Horror!” Learn community. History: Rediscovering Bozeman Creek how Mrs. Mounts proved to The first Business and Pleasure: will take place at 6pm on May 28th Bozeman society that she could Bozeman’s Historic Red-Light District and select Tuesdays thereafter. communicate with the dead. Meet Louise Couselle, Bozeman’s notorious madam whose income rivaled that of Bozeman’s wealthiest merchants. Keep an eye out for the returns of Seeking Fortunes: Bozeman’s Historic China Alley and the Contrasting Styles of Fred Willson, as well as Eclectic Communities: Bozeman’s North Side as these tours’ 2019 schedules are announced. If you would like to reserve a spot on any of these tours, call (406) 220-2678 or email [email protected]. Tours are $12, or $10 for seniors and students. Kids 12 and under tour free! Further details, meeting locations, and online registration is available at www.adven- turethroughtime.org. • page 2A • Volume 26, Number 10 - May 15, 2019 • The BoZone Entertainment Calendar • www.BoZone.com • 406-586-6730 ––– Tell ’em, “I Saw It In The BoZone!” May 15, 2019 • The BoZone • Page 3a

Living History Farm opens, plus MORe talks & return of Hops

A Mecca for the Gallatin Valley’s environmental history, Jill Mackin’s the perfect backdrop for an evening Saturday, May 25th. Skilled story, including gold jewelry and curious minds, the Museum of the research documents ancestral ties to of brewing history. Now in its sixth costumed interpreters will take you ornaments, silk robes, musical Rockies is never in short supply of this bioregion through foodways and season, enjoy a new addition of back in time as they cook over a instruments, pottery, sophisticated special events to accompany its examines the relationship between small plate dishes served alongside wood-burning stove, demonstrate weaponry, and numerous other fasci- many exhibits. Here’s a look at some biodiversity and cultural diversity. the evening tastings. While you’re cooking skills and recipes from the nating relics and elaborate artifacts. upcoming happenings at your MOR’s annual summer series enjoying brews, explore the history 1890s, tend to the Heirloom Enter the exotic atmosphere of neighborhood museum. Hops & History officially begins of brewing both nationally and here Garden, and forge iron in the ancient Mongolia and meet the man Science Inquiry Lecture “Using with Birth of a Beer on Tuesday, May in Montana with short lectures led blacksmith’s shop. Take time this Time and The Washington Post named Technology to Fight the Flu – 28th with Mountains Walking by MOR’s Curator of History, summer to enjoy the beautiful sights as “the most important person of One Cell at a Time” is first up on Brewery and Pizza Campania from Michael Fox and Executive of the garden, the smells of home the last millennium.” Visit this Wednesday, May 15th. The presenta- 5:30–7:30pm. Explore the role that Director, Chris Dobbs. cooking, and the history of a time spectacular and uniquely interactive tion will begin at 7pm in Hager beer has played, and still plays, in Future Hops & History events gone by that lives on today. The exhibition that tells the story of Auditorium and is open to the public. the development of human societies. include Brewing Montana History: Part Living History Farm is FREE and Genghis Khan – his life, his land, How can technology be used to From the ancient Sumerians to I on June 25th with The Mint Café open to the public. his people, his culture and his combat stubborn viruses like Europe and the Americas, beer has and Bridger Brewing, Brewing Also at MOR, NEW exhibit The enduring legacy. influenza? Dr. Connie Chang, been a staple of many peoples who Montana History: Part II on July 30th Real Genghis Khan opens May MOR members, please note: a special assistant professor in MSU’s all share a love of fermented grains. with Pizza Campania and Bozeman 18th. Explore the culture, conquests, exhibition preview for The Real Chemical and Biological Engineering Admission for this 21+ event is $15, Brewing Company, and closing with and heritage of one of the world’s Genghis Khan is set for Friday, May Department, will discuss how plus a $3 souvenir mug charge for the Hops & History Season Celebration greatest conquerors, when the 17th from 5–7pm. creating and processing tiny droplets new participants – reuse your mug! at the Living History Farm on treasures and stories of Genghis To commemorate the new containing individual virus-infected Hops & History supports MOR’s August 27th. Khan’s Mongol Empire are exhibit, MOR will host the cells can help to develop therapies to Living History Farm by pairing In 1989, the Tinsley House was presented in Bozeman for the first Genghis Khan Family Day on fight viral diseases. historical talks about the Gallatin relocated to Museum of the Rockies, time. The Genghis Khan exhibition Saturday, June 1st from 10am–noon. Following Thursday, May 23rd, Valley’s brewing past with beer and the history of Montana’s home- offers an adventure in the vast Explore the life, land, people, and the Extreme History Project Lecture tastings from local breweries. On steading era was recreated at grassland of Central Asia, amid the culture of the Mongolian Empire series continues with “People and the last Tuesday of each summer MOR’s Living History Farm, relics of Genghis Khan’s reign. during a morning filled with extra Place: The Seasonal Round in month, the Tinsley House becomes opening for the summer season on Experience life in 13th-century educational activities. Games, crafts, the Old North Corridor” at Mongolia, entering the tents, battle- and more will help attendees 6pm. The talk will be held in grounds, and marketplaces of a understand and discover this Hager Auditorium and is open vanished world. Explore Genghis summer’s changing exhibit. Included to the public. Khan’s life and those of his sons with museum admission. The Old North Trail, and grandsons during the For more information running along Montana’s formation, peak, and decline of the about these and other upcoming Rocky Mountain Front, was an Mongol Empire. View rare treasures events, as well as the Museum’s indigenous transportation with more than 200 spectacular exhibits, visit www.museu- corridor central to a historic objects on display to illustrate this moftherockies.org. • food system. Archaeologists are confident native people followed large game animals into this area between retreat- ing ice sheets some 12,000 Hilarious new season of years ago. The unique topo- graphic and botanical attrib- utes of this windswept corridor Brewery Follies begins created a vital landscape that nurtured native buffalo culture Memorial Day weekend through the 19th century. As part of a larger indigenous The Brewery Follies “those” words mean. The Brewery return to Virginia City’s historic H. Follies is rated well beyond PG-13! S. Gilbert Brewery for another “…a cabaret show wild enough summer season of belly laughs, for any old-time miner.” – Sunset celebrity impersonations, sketch “If there’s a funnier or more comedy, and plenty of music! This polished show around, I haven’t Excel, Sleep Number on deck for hilarious comedy cabaret – seen it.” – Billings Gazette accompanied by your favorite “For a night of inspired madness, Montana microbrews and standard nonsense, foolishness and general upcoming Chamber mixers domestics – will leave your absurdity, head to Virginia City and Bozeman Area Chamber of members. Table sponsorships for W Main, Ste. 2, in Bozeman. The stomach muscles sore for days from check out the Brewery Follies.” Commerce will present a Business groups of 8 also available. specialty mattress supplier improves laughing and guffawing. – The Montana Standard & Community Connections Business After Hours follows lives by individualizing sleep The mission of the Brewery The Brewery Follies 2019 forum on Wednesday, May 22nd. on Thursday, May 23rd. Excel experiences with products capable of Follies is simple: to make you laugh Season begins Friday, May 24th and The seminar will provide an update Physical Therapy will host at its adjusting to each person’s ideal while these crazy entertainers make will run through September 21st. on regional Economic Development from location, 1823 W College, Ste. 100, firmness, support and pressure- fun of just about everything you can Show times are 4pm and 8pm. 11:30am–5:30pm. Presenters will from 5:30–7:30pm. The specialized relieving comfort. This edition of think of in today’s political and Reservations are required by include representatives from the City physical therapy practice provides Business Before Hours is included social landscape. However, you phone only. Call (800) 829-2969 of Bozeman, Bozeman Yellowstone the most effective manual, with Chamber membership and $50 might want to find a sitter for the ext. 3 to make yours! International Airport, Bozeman orthopedic and sports therapy for non-members. kids – with laughter and beer on This comedy show will keep Public Schools, Montana State treatments to efficiently return Bozeman Chamber gatherings tap, some of the Follies’ antics can you talking for days! Due to mature University, Downtown Bozeman patients to their highest level of and other forums provide a business be pretty irreverent. Of course, the content, parental guidance is Partnership, Yellowstone Club, and comfort and functionality. This networking outlet for members and nasty “four letter words” are left out, suggested. Learn more at Bozeman Chamber, among others. edition of Business After Hours is others. Visit www.bozemancham- but the jokes might mean what www.breweryfollies.net. • The afternoon, which includes lunch included with Chamber membership ber.com to register for any of these and a post-presentation social, will and $50 for non-members. events and to learn more. Call take place at the Best Western Plus The next Business Before (406) 586-5421 for further GranTree Inn, located at 1325 N Hours is set for Thursday, June 6th information. The Chamber 7th Ave. in Bozeman. This event is from 7:30–8:30am. Sleep Number will Center is located at 2000 $55 for members and $165 for non- host the event at its location, 1919 Commerce Way in Bozeman. •

Sandbox Giveaway returns to Bozeman at top of June A local annual tradition! The 1,000 pounds of sand. It is highly possible by the club with support Bozeman Kiwanis Club will again recommended that you protect your from community donations. Other provide 75 children’s vehicle with a tarp or drop cloth for projects include: Eliminate, which sandboxes, built by club transporting, as the sand is loose. through Kiwanis International has members, and given to families free Pickup trucks or use of a trailer are made great strides to eliminate of charge, sand included! The the best ways to transport the boxes maternal neonatal tetanus. Local sandboxes will be distributed on the and sand. You may reserve a sand- support is also provided for Eagle south side of Gallatin County box in advance for pickup by email- Mount Camp Braveheart, Hope Regional Park off Oak Street (in the ing [email protected]. Please and the Holidays, Kids in Crisis parking lot near the sledding hill), include your name, phone number Backpacks, Fix-Up Festival, play- on two Saturdays: June 1st and 8th and which day you plan to pick up. ground equipment, building park from 10am–2pm, and Thursday, The Sandbox Project is one of pavilions, Thrive, and many others. June 6th, from 5–7pm. many the Bozeman Kiwanis Club For more information about the Sandboxes encourage our provides to give back to the commu- Bozeman Kiwanis Club please go children to get outside, while nity through various outreach pro- to www.BozemanKiwanis.com socializing and developing creative grams. The sandboxes are made or find them on Facebook. • and construc- tive skill sets. The sandboxes are available on a first come, first serve basis, until all are distributed. It is very important to bring a vehicle that can accommodate the 5’ x 5’ boxes and over

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Compassion Project Compassion Project Compassion Project Art Art Installations Art Installations Installations 14 Affiliate Marketing Class 15 Postnatal Yoga 16 Parenting Class 9 am Library 9:30 am (MMEC) 9:15am RENEW Studio Books & Babies Books & Babies Little HeARTs 10 am Emerson 10 am & 1 pm Bozeman Library 10 am & 1 pm Bozeman Library Aging Well 10 am Belgrade Library Family Crafting Hour – La Leche League 11 am Library Little Ones Storytime Acrylic Paint Pour 10:15 & 11:15 am Bzn Library Yoga for All 11 am & 12 pm Library 10:30 am Gallatin Valley YMCA Wing Wednesday The Sun, Our Living Star Baby Bistro 11 am Bozeman Library 11:30 am Mountains Walking 11 am, 1 & 3 pm MoR The Sun, Our Living Star Discovery Walk w/ Naturopathic Doc Brews for Books 2 pm Madison River Brewing 11 am, 1 & 3 pm MoR 11 am Peets Hill Minecraft Meetup 3:45pm Library Wonderlust Mystery Series Tuesday Tacos READ to a Dog 4 pm Library 12 pm Country Bookshelf 11:30 am Mtns Walking Kids Night 5:30 pm Katabatic Prenatal Yoga 12 pm RENEW Studio MAB Chapter Meeting: Music & Mussels w/ the Road Agents Bozeman Paranormal – Meet & Greet Todd’s Guide Dog 5:30 pm Bridger Brewing 1 pm Livingston Library 1:30 pm Medical Arts Building Green Drinks w/ Ctnwood Enviro Law Gallatin Parkinson Support Group Open STEAMlab Hours 4 pm MSC 5:30 pm Feed Café 2 pm Evangelical Free Church Beer for a Cause 5 pm Katabatic Café Scientifique/ Genome Surgery Taco Thursday 5 pm Fork & Spoon Mathias 5:30 pm Bzn Spirits Distillery 6 pm Center 4 Arts & Culture Open Builds Rich Mayo 6 pm Kountry Korner Café Kelly Nicholson 6 pm Outlaw 6:30 pm Bozeman Makerspace Reverend Doctor 6 pm Wild Joe*s Author Event w/ Virginia Reeves Art on the Rocks 6:30 pm Rocking R Wes Urbaniak & the Mountain Folk 6 pm Country Bookshelf FREE Talk: MT health care issues 6 pm MAP Brewing Dynamite Dads: Fun w/ Fishing 6:30 pm Norm Asbjornson Hall Edis & Silas 6 pm Santa Fe Reds 6 pm Bozeman Pond Bridger Creek Boys Singo 6:30 pm MidTown Tavern Casting for Recovery Spring Fling 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza Bzn Poetry Collective Open Mic 6 pm Nordic Brew Works BHS presents Little Shop of Horrors 6:30 pm Townshend’s Teahouse FREE – Homebuyers Education 7 pm Willson Auditorium Women’s Chorus Guest Nights 6 pm Bozeman Public Library Skylark 7 pm Mint Cafe & Bar 7 pm Anderson School Free Pet Education Forum 6 pm Dry Hills Distillery Edis 7 pm Bozeman Hot Springs Mike & Mike 7 pm Red Tractor Trivia Night 7 pm Pine Creek Game Night 7 pm Townshend’s Symphony at the Shane Using Tech to Fight the Flu Newsies – Open Auditions 7:30 pm Shane Lalani 7 pm Shane Lalani 7 pm MoR Mark Chesnutt 8 pm The Pub Station Bingo Wednesday 7 pm Legion Livingston Film Series – Free Solo Tai Shan 8 pm Murray Bar German Conversation Meet Up 7 pm Shane Lalani A Doll’s House, Part 2 7 pm Townshend’s Teahouse West African Drum Lessons Noel & Guest 8 pm Eagles Bar 8 pm Story Mansion 7 pm Mountain Yoga Caskey 8 pm Zebra Lounge ’90s Throwback Comedy Show French Conversation Meet Up Through Fire – All Animal Tour 8 pm Emerson Center 7 pm Townshend’s Teahouse 8 pm The Pub Station Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Eagles Bar Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Bar IX Open Mic Night 10 pm Haufbrau Exmag 9 pm Filling Station Compassion Project Art Compassion Project Art Compassion Project Art Compassion Project Art Compassion Project Art Installations Installations Installations Installations Installations 19 Wes Urbaniak 20 Wes Urbaniak 21 Wes Urbaniak 22 The Real Genghis Khan 23 The Real Genghis Khan MT Homegrown Radio MT Homegrown Radio Montana Homegrown Radio 9 am MoRockies 9 am MoRockies Books & Babies 10 am & 1 pm Library The Real Genghis Khan 9 am MoR The Real Genghis Khan Networking in Nature Hike Little HeARTs 8 am M Trailhead 10 am Emerson Center Baby Bistro 11 am Bozeman Library Secret of the Cardboard Rocket 9 am Museum of the Rockies 10 am MoR The Real Genghis Khan 9 am MoR Discovery Walk w/ Health Provider The Sun, Our Living Star Habitat Hunters for Kids Unique Wildflowers 10 am Peets Hill Toddling Tuesdays for Families 10 am Peets Hill 11 am, 1 & 3 pm MoR 9:30 am Drinking Horse Trail The Sun, Our Living Star 9:45am Peets Hill Little Ones Storytime Chamber’s Business After Hours 11 am, 1 & 3 pm MoR The Sun, Our Living Star Books & Babies 10:15 & 11:15 am Bzn Library 5:30 pm Excel Physical Therapy Brunch Music – Kennedy Richards 11 am, 1 & 3 pm MoR 10 am & 1 pm Library The Sun, Our Living Star Discovery Walk w/ GVLT Director 11 am Pine Creek Lodge Open STEAMlab Hours Yoga for All 11 am & 12 pm Library 11 am, 1 & 3 pm MoR 5:30 pm Peets Hill Einstein’s Gravity Playlist 3 pm Montana Science Center The Sun, Our Living Star Wing Wednesday People & Place – Old North Corridor 12 & 4 pm MoR LEGO Club 11 am, 1 & 3 pm MoR 11:30 am Mtns Walking Brewery 6 pm Museum of the Rockies Self-Care Sunday w/ Lauren King, 3:45pm Bozeman Public Library Tuesday Tacos Chamber Forum – Economic Left For Dead 6 pm 406 Brewing Co. Development Jona & Rick Visser Roblox Club 11:30 am Mtns Walking Brewery Open Build 11:30 am Best Western GranTree 12:45pm Root to Rise Gardens 3:45pm Bozeman Public Library Star Wars Garden Pots Crafternoon 6:30 pm Bozeman Makerspace Apps Changing Small Biz Bridger Creek Boys The Big Sky Tonight Pint Night: Museum of the Rockies 3:30 pm Bozeman Public Library 2 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR Open STEAMlab Hours 4 pm MSC 11:30 am Riverside Country Club 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza 4 pm Mountains Walking Brewery Minecraft Meetup 3:45pm Library Willy Wonka Jr. 3 pm The Ellen Beer For A Cause Leadership 49 Jay Alm & Lazy Susan Community Pint Night for READ to a Dog 4 pm Library Disney’s Beauty and the Beast 4 pm Katabatic Brewing 7 pm Bozeman Hot Springs Befrienders Bozeman Kids Night 3 pm Shane Lalani Beer for a Cause 5 pm Katabatic Edis & Friends 7 pm Mint Cafe & Bar 5:30 pm Katabatic Brewing PLAY 3 pm Verge Theater 4 pm MAP Brewing Wings & Strings/Gina and the Wildfire Kalyn Beasley 8 pm Murray Bar Music & Mussels/Bridger Creek Boys Beer for a Cause Annalisa Rose 5 pm MAP Brewing Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Eagles Bar 5:30 pm Bridger Brewing 4:30 pm Katabatic Brewing 5 pm Murray Bar – Livingston Lena Schiffer 5:30 pm Bzn Spirits Author Event w/ Susan Purvis 6 pm Sweet Sage 6 pm Outlaw Brewing Pints w/ Purpose – Adopt A Sox Rich Mayo 6 pm Kountry Korner Café Country Bookshelf

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Compassion Project Art Installations BZN Dressage Society: Spring Schooling Show Discovery Walk – Hiking Essentials for Kids Tri H Stables 17 9:30 am Painted Hills Trail 18 Compassion Project Art Installations Open STEAMlab Hours City of Bozeman Golf Course – Seasonal Opening Big Sky Resort 10 am Montana Science Center The Real Genghis Khan 9 am Museum of the Rockies Read Sing Play! Storytime Books & Babies 10 am Bozeman Public Library 10:15 & 11:15 am Bozeman Public Library Kids Chess Club 10 am Bozeman Public Library The Sun, Our Living Star Secret of the Cardboard Rocket 10 am MoR 11 am, 1 & 3 pm MoR Open STEAMlab Hours 10 am Montana Science Center The Sun, Our Living Star 11 am, 1 & 3 pm MoR Bozeman Paranormal – Ghost Walking Tours Einstein’s Gravity Playlist – & 4pm 12 pm MoR 1 pm Gallatin History Museum Exploring the Arts: Shirl Ireland Make a Spring Centerpiece 12 pm Bozeman Public Library 1 pm Belgrade Community Library The Big Sky Tonight 2 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR Pokémon Club 4:30 pm Bozeman Public Library Author Event w/ Jan Elpel 2 pm Country Bookshelf Donnie Elliot Experience PLAY 3 pm Verge Theater 6th Annual Tap Into Ennis Brew & Spirits Festival 5:30 pm Kountry Korner Café 3 pm Lions Club Park – Ennis Burger Fry & Bingo for Charity Rollin’ Rodeo Roller Derby Double Header 5:30 pm Eagles Bar 5 pm Haynes Pavilion Todd Green 5:30 pm Willie’s Distillery – Ennis Wes Urbaniak 5 pm Montana Homegrown Radio Jazz Night w/ Alex Robilotta Bob Britten 5:30 pm Kountry Korner Café Aaron Dunn 5:30 pm Katabatic Brewing Company 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza International Day of Light event 5:30 pm MoRockies Nathan North 7 pm Norris Hot Springs Open Mic Night 6 pm Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot BHS presents Little Shop of Horrors Willy Wonka Jr. 7 pm The Ellen Theatre 7 pm Willson Auditorium Mathias 7 pm Norris Hot Springs Line upon Line Percussion BHS presents Little Shop of Horrors 7 pm Willson Auditorium 7:30 pm Myrna Loy Center – Helena Lang Termes 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Mike & Cierra 7 pm Pony Bar 7:30 pm Shane Lalani Center for the Arts Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Shook Twins 8 pm Pine Creek Lodge 7:30 pm Shane Lalani Center for the Arts A Doll’s House, Part 2 8 pm Story Mansion Norman Baker in the Burn Box 8 pm Rialto Bozeman Sunrise Karaoke A Doll’s House, Part 2 8 pm Story Mansion 9 pm Lane Bar – White Sulphur Springs AnnaLisa Rose 8:30 pm Old Saloon – Emigrant Local Bluegrass Showcase 8:30 pm Rialto Bozeman The Waiting w/ Bill Payne Discovery Walk – Full Moon Walk 8:30 pm Peets Hill 9 pm Live From The Divide Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Friendly Tavern The Fossils 9 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Silver Dollar Saloon – Ennis Smokestack & the Foothill Fury Zane Williams 9 pm Live From The Divide 9 pm Murray Bar – Livingston The Fossils 9 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon Sam Weber Band 9 pm Murray Bar – Livingston Hair Train Awesome 9 pm Filling Station 3 Miles to Clyde 9 pm Filling Station Diamond 9 pm Sacajawea Bar – Three Forks Bluebelly Junction 9 pm Sacajawea Bar – Three Forks The MAX 9 pm JR’s Lounge & Casino The MAX 9 pm JR’s Lounge & Casino Dilly Dilly Band 9 pm Eagles Bar Nathan Kalish 9 pm Eagles Bar Compassion Project Art Installations Compassion Project Art Installations PIR Day Camp: The Golden Ticket The Real Genghis Khan 8 am MoRockies 24 7:30 am The Rock Youth Center 25 Books & Babies 10 am Bozeman Public Library The Real Genghis Khan 9 am MoRockies Kids Chess Club 10 am Bozeman Public Library PIR Day: Art Education (Ages 4-12) Living History Farm 10 am Museum of the Rockies 9 am Emerson Center for the Arts & Culture Discovery Walk – Railroad History 10 am Peets Hill Open STEAMlab Hours Open STEAMlab Hours 10 am Montana Science Center 10 am Montana Science Center Walking Tour – Bozeman’s Historic Main St. Read Sing Play! Storytime 10 am Downtown Bozeman 10:15 & 11:15 am Bozeman Public Library Yoga & Beer with Ellie 11 am Outlaw Brewing The Sun, Our Living Star Walking Tour – Symbolism in the Cemetery \ 11 am, 1 & 3 pm MoR 1 pm Sunset Hills Cemetery Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery Plein Air Painting Demonstration/workshop Pokémon Club 4:30 pm Bozeman Public Library 1 pm Elling House – Virginia City Donnie Elliot Experience 5:30 pm Kountry Korner Zorro! 2 pm Virginia City Opera House Burger Fry & Bingo for Charity 5:30 pm Eagles Bar PLAY 3 pm Verge Theater KC & Bo 5:30 pm Willie’s Distillery – Ennis Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery Art Michaud – Canceled 6 pmWild Joe*s Coffee Spot Bob Britten 5:30 pm Kountry Korner Café Dirk Alan & Kate Bryan 6 pm Santa Fe Reds Dan Henry 5:30 pm Katabatic Brewing Company Girl Guitar Jam 6 pm Pine Creek Lodge Mike Beck 6 pm Pony Bar Science on Tap – Yellowstone Cougars 6 pm Sage Lodge Ryan Acker 6 pm MAP Brewing Jazz Night w/ Alex Robilotta 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza Dos Mayos 6:30 pm Baxter Hotel Sarah Harralson & Christine Bauer Douglas Jennings Barrett 7 pm Norris Hot Springs 7 pm Norris Hot Springs John Swendseid 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza Todd Green 7 pm Pony Bar Walking Tour – Bozeman Red-Light District 7 pm Downtown Bozeman Zorro! 7 pm Virginia City Opera House Z Z Teahouse Tango 7:30 pm Townshend’s Teahouse Zorro! 7 pm Virginia City Opera House An Evening of Comedy w/ Paula Poundstone Bettman & Halpin 7:30 pm The Ellen Theatre 8 pm The Ellen Theatre Seven Homeless Mammoths Wander New England ONE Seven Homeless Mammoths Wander New England 8 pm Verge Theater ONE 8 pm Verge Theater Christy Hays 8:30 pm Old Saloon – Emigrant Noir – Evening of Dance & Burlesque 8:30 pmRialto Sunrise Karaoke – Friendly 9 pm Friendly Tavern Band of Drifters 9 pm Murray Bar – Livingston The MAX 9 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Sacajawea Bar – Three Forks Jamie Lin Wilson 9 pm Live From The Divide The MAX 9 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon Cubongo 9 pm Murray Bar – Livingston Dick’s Inventory 9 pm Filling Station Ages & Ages 9 pm Filling Station Tsunami Funk 9 pm Eagles Bar Exit 288 9 pm Sacajawea Bar – Three Forks Kneejürk 9 pm Buffalo Jump Sports Bar & Grill Tsunami Funk 9 pm Eagles Bar Compassion Project Art Installations Compassion Project Art Installations • The Real Genghis Khan 8 am MoRockies 2019 Summer Trails Challenge Gallatin Valley • 31 Discovery Walk – Rock Hounds for Kids 1 2019 Bozeman Commuter Challenge Since 1993 Since 9:30 am M Trailhead The Real Genghis Khan 8 am MoRockies 1993 Since Big Sky State Games: Fencing State Championship Open STEAMlab Hours 10 am MT Science Center 9 am Bozeman Fencing Association Living History Farm 10 am Museum of the Rockies Bozeman Kiwanis Sandbox Giveaway Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm H. 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Gilbert Brewery Jazz Night w/ Alex Robilotta 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza Bob Britten 5:30 pm Kountry Korner Café Restless Pines 7 pm Norris Hot Springs 8th Porch Opening Party w/ Canyon Collected Walking Tour – Murders, Madams & Mediums 5:30 pm Follow Yer’ Nose BBQ – Emigrant 7 pm Downtown Bozeman Bozeman Symphony – Next 50 Fundraiser 6 pm Best Western Plus GranTree Inn Zorro! 7 pm Virginia City Opera House Jim Averitt & Chelsea Hunt 6:30 pm Baxter Hotel Riders in the Sky – 40th Anniversary Tom Kirwan 7 pm Norris Hot Springs 7:30 pm The Ellen Theatre PermaFunk 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza • Seven Homeless Mammoths Wander New England Bozeman Red-Light District Walk 7 pm Dwntwn Bozeman • 8 pm Verge Theater Zorro! 7 pm Virginia City Opera House Real Estate 8:30 pm Rialto Bozeman Spring Ball w/ Kate & the AlleyKats 7:30 pm Senior Center Dodgy Mountain Men w/ Lazy Owl String Band Bozeman Folklore Dance Party w/ Weatherwood May`14 - June 8, 2019 8, June - May`14

8 pm Gallatin Labor Temple 2019 8, June - May`14 8:30 pm The Attic – Livingston Seven Homeless Mammoths Wander New England Jeremy Pinnel Band 9 pm Murray Bar – Livingston 8 pm Verge Theater Rob Baird 9 pm Live From The Divide Band of Heathens 8 pm The Ellen Theatre Russ Nasset Trio 9 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon Sugar Daddies 9 pm Sacajawea Bar – Three Forks Daniel Kosel 9 pm Sacajawea Bar – Three Forks Russ Nasset Trio 9 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Friendly Tavern Diamond 9:30 pm JR’s Lounge & Casino Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Silver Dollar Saloon – Ennis Smokestack & the Foothill Fury/Ballad & the Bullet Reckless Abandon 9 pm Murray Bar – Livingston 10 pm Filling Station Diamond 9:30 pm JR’s Lounge & Casino Compassion Project Art Installations Compassion Project Art Installations 2019 BZN International Film Festival 2019 BZN International Film Festival 7 2019 Summer Trails Challenge 8 2019 Summer Trails Challenge Gallatin Valley 2019 Bozeman Commuter Challenge 2019 Bozeman Commuter Challenge The Real Genghis Khan 8 am MoRockies Discovery Walk – Birding Stroll 7 am Tuckerman Park Summer Book Sale 10 am Belgrade Library Summer Book Sale 10 am Belgrade Community Library Living History Farm 10 am Museum of the Rockies Bozeman Kiwanis Sandbox Giveaway 10 am Rgional Park Open STEAMlab Hours 10 am MT Science Center Living History Farm 10 am Museum of the Rockies Discovery Walk/June Wildflowers Open STEAMlab Hours 10 am Montana Science Center 10 am Mt. Ellis Trail Bozeman’s Historic Main St. 10 am Downtown Bozeman Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery Brunch Live Music – Sleepless Elite w/ Michael Boise High Country News: On the Road to Bozeman 11 am Pine Creek Lodge 5:30 pm Baxter Hotel Nation’s T. rex Celebration 1 pm Museum of the Rockies Donny Elliot Experience 5:30 pm Kountry Korner Weaving & Crafting Family Day 1 pm MoRockies Swamp Dawg 5:30 pm Follow Yer’ Nose BBQ Zorro! 2 pm Virginia City Opera House Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery Open Mic Night 6 pm Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot 2019 Western Rendezvous 4 pm Eagle Mount Mike Beck 6:30 pm Baxter Hotel Bob Britten 5:30 pm Kountry Korner Café Todd Green 7 pm Norris Hot Springs Jacob Rountree 6 pm Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot Jazz Night w/ Alex Robilotta Gallatin Roller Derby – Quidditch Cup 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza 6:30 pm Haynes Pavilion Lowest Pair w/ Winnie Brave Mike Beck 6:30 pm Baxter Hotel 7 pm Pine Creek Lodge Lucky Valentines 7 pm Norris Hot Springs Walking Tour – Murders, Madams & Mediums Vibe Quartet 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza 7 pm Downtown Bozeman Wind & the Willows w/ Raina Wallace 7 pm Pine Creek Zorro! 7 pm Virginia City Opera House Bozeman Red-Light District Walk 7 pm Downtown Bzn Seven Homeless Mammoths Wander New England Zorro! 7 pm Virginia City Opera House 8 pm Verge Theater Seven Homeless Mammoths Wander New England Groovewax 9 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon 8 pm Verge Theater Tales from Ghost Town 9 pm Buffalo Jump Sport Groovewax 9 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon Hillstomp 9 pm Live From The Divide Jackson Holte & the Highway Patrol 9 pm Sacajawea Bar Diamond 9 pm Sacajawea Bar – Three Forks Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Friendly Tavern Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Plaza Bar – Three Forks Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Eagles Bar GG e t YY o uu rr ee v e n t s oo nn t h e CC a l e n d a r !! e m a i l :: i n f o @@ BB o ZZ o n e .. C o m ( $ 2 5 p e r l i s t i n G f o r n o n - a d v e r t i s e r s ) o r CC a l l 44 00 6 -- 5 8 6 - 6 7 3 0 Page 6a • The BoZone • May 15, 2019

Movie Lovers ------Let the music take you with next The hilarious Jason BFS screening On Wednesday, May Mantzoukas elevates 22nd, Bozeman Film Society presents New York Times Critics Pick Gloria The Long Dumb Road Bell. The screening will by Joseph Shelton school in LA. Along the way his be held at Downtown The Long Dumb Road treads car breaks down. Forty-something Bozeman’s Ellen Theatre one of the most trodden trails in Richard (Mantzoukas), a mechanic beginning at 7:30pm. American movies: the one where who has just been fired for some In a captivating two mismatched travelers find unmentioned gaffe, is happy to fix performance, Julianne themselves thrown it in exchange for Moore is transcendent as together and, a forty-five a free-spirited divorcée ostensibly, learn minute drive up who spends her days at a something. The the road. Forty- straight-laced office job best-loved five minutes, of and her nights on the examples are course, becomes dance floor, joyfully letting probably Planes, days. Richard is loose at clubs around Los Trains and crude but helpful, Angeles. After meeting Automobiles, or if possibly insane Arnold (John Turturro) on you’re an anti- but oh-so a night out, she finds her- quarian, It authentic. After a self thrust into an unexpected new “A vibrant portrait of a woman calling (406) 585-5885, or by visiting Happened One Night few shots of romance, filled with both the joys of seeking her best life.” the box office Wednesday through or the whiskey on the budding love and the complications – Victor Stiff, The Playlist Saturday from 1–3pm, as well as Hope/Crosby first night, Nat of dating, identity, and family. Rated R, Gloria Bell runs 102 two hours prior to the screening. “Road To…” rhapsodizes that From Academy Award-winning minutes and also stars Brad Garrett, Bozeman Film Society seeks out pictures. There must be something Richard is “one of the realest director Sebastián Lelio (A Fantastic Michael Cera, and Rita Wilson. and presents independent films to the genre’s simple people I’ve ever met!” Woman, Disobedience) comes a Closed captioning available. which engage, entertain, and foster pleasures, or we wouldn’t embark Luckily for the narrative, sophisticated romantic comedy that Reserved seats are $9.75 for general an understanding of the world on these road trips so often. But Richard is also big trouble. He shows love can strike at any time, admission and $9.25 for seniors and community around us. Visit boze- because it’s the sort of thing that proposes to a younger woman after relationships are never simple, and students. Service fees not included. manfilmsociety.org for film we’ve seen so many times before, a one night stand, just a few hours nothing can get you down as long Advance tickets are available online previews and further information – there are certain things we can after visiting the home of a high as you keep dancing. at www.theellentheatre.org, by and “Keep ‘Em Flickering!” • pretty safely expect from this sort of school flame and suggesting she movie: a cathartic bar fight which leave her husband and family for imparts a lesson about toughness, a him. He drinks constantly, and fish-out-of-water misunderstanding rolls joints so often and so handily (the catalyst, perhaps, for the bar that you begin to wonder where a fight), the inevitable screaming guy on the road, with no luggage Recent MSU graduate worked to create fight when our protagonists’ comic to speak of, can keep such a big friction begins to chafe, etc. The stash. Mantzoukas’s performance more support for LGBTQ students Long Dumb Road gamely obliges all makes the character a fascinating of those clichés, and more. question mark, vaguely dangerous From MSU News Service March, which welcomed individuals on campus,” Rushing added. “I also So the saving grace for Dumb without ever turning into, say, a Jamie Baird enrolled at from communities across the state, really appreciated having Jamie in Road is that not one other movie in Rutger Hauer-style hitcher. Plus, Montana State University four years including Billings, Bozeman, Butte, my political theory class this spring. the long history of the buddy road he’s very, very funny. ago, drawn to the university’s strong Helena and Missoula. As a stats major in their last comedy has Jason Mantzoukas for If it weren’t for Mantzoukas, academic reputation, its surrounding “What I wanted to do was create semester of college, this was a a co-star. The underappreciated The Long Dumb Road would be mountains and the offer of a merit- a community where choice driven purely comic actor, best known the manic a fitfully interesting example of the based scholarship. But after arriving people can feel by the desire to learn oddballs he is all too often reduced road movie. None of its plot points on campus, Baird – who grew up in acknowledged and new things, which I to playing, is consistently terrific. stick long in the mind. But some- Highlands Ranch, Colorado – felt celebrated,” Baird find inspirational.” He brings some much needed how, the image of Mantzoukas, that the university needed to offer said of the sympo- Ariel Donohue, depth and unpredictability to hair disarranged around his head its lesbian, gay, bisexual and sium. “Everyone was senior diversity and his character. like some sort of diabolical halo, transgender students more support. talking about what inclusion officer, Richard is contrasted with Nat shouting a stream of profanity, “When I came to MSU four diverse identity looks noted that Baird is a (Tony Revolori, the bellhop in well, that’s hard to forget. years ago, it was a really different like in the Montana collaborative and Grand Budapest Hotel), the sheltered Movie Lovers are the Gallatin place,” Baird said. “I felt that University System caring leader. child of an upper middle class Valley’s independent movie rental stores specifically as an LGBT student.” and at MSU. It was “Jamie’s approach family who is making a solitary with hundreds of titles you won’t find Since then, Baird said, things amazing.” to diversity and road trip from Arizona to an art on streaming services. • have improved. And those those Baird is also proud inclusion work is familiar with Baird’s work say those of strong student genuine and humble, changes have come, in part, due to involvement with the yet bold,” Donohue Baird’s efforts to promote diversity Queer-Straight said. “Jamie turned at all levels of MSU. Alliance during their their personal struggle In 2015, Baird began working term as president, to find a place of BZN returns for second with other students in the Queer- including large belonging at MSU Straight Alliance, a student club at attendance at the into concrete work to annual showcase of film & MSU, as well as the student senate organization’s drag make our campus to ask the university to make some shows, which serve as fundraisers. more inclusive for all students.” creative expression changes to better support LGBTQ The organization also held a queer Baird has received a number of students. Those requests included film festival and organized a clothing awards for their efforts, including Join for the BZN International include more than 70 cutting-edge things like designating gender neu- drive for transgender students. being named a Lavender Leader Film Festival, returning to films complemented by a rich slate tral bathrooms, allowing students to “(These efforts) weren’t just me, and receiving both the Spirit Southwest Montana for its second of Q&A sessions with filmmakers, use the names they prefer and devel- but as a team we created a lot of Activism Award and the President’s annual event June 6th–9th. The panel discussions with local activists, oping an inclusive housing option for community for students who Commission on the Status of four-day celebration features outdoor activities and social lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, otherwise wouldn’t have had a place University Women student award. independent filmmaking and gatherings. Venues throughout queer, intersex and asexual students. to feel welcomed,” Baird said. Those awards are given to creative expression, and voices Bozeman will host BZN, including And MSU leaders listened. The The desire to help others was a individuals who have contributed to both established and emerging. the Rialto, The Ellen Theatre, university installed gender neutral large part of what motivated Baird. making MSU more inclusive for BZN showcases films that Museum of the Rockies and the restroom signs across campus and “I thought of the people I was LGBTQ members of the MSU educate, encourage and inspire Emerson Center for the Arts & created single-occupancy shower working with and people I was community; to a student who audiences to get involved and take Culture. Additional events include and changing rooms in the fitness serving and trying to help, and embodies leadership, citizenship action to protect our planet. In the Opening Film and Reception on center. Campus groups met to that’s why I wanted to do the things and community involvement; and addition, the local festival focuses Thursday, Free Family Night on develop plans for gender inclusive I did – to help,” Baird said. “I to a student who has worked to on writers, directors, actors and Saturday, and an Awards Ceremony housing options. A pilot program thought together we could create a improve issues related to gender, producers who understand that film and Filmmakers Brunch on Sunday. lets students’ chosen name be recog- place for each other, and maybe it equity and diversity on any of is a powerful medium to convey Visit www.bozemanfilmcele- nized throughout the institution. A wouldn’t be so hard.” MSU’s four campuses, respectively. dreams and passions, with a special bration.com to purchase BZN graduate assistant for LGBTQ Those who are familiar with Baird will graduate Saturday spotlight on female filmmakers passes and to learn more about the student support was hired who led Baird’s efforts credit them with with a degree in statistics, a subject ready to take the helm, pioneering festival, including a complete sched- an effort to create best practices to helping to create meaningful they have loved since high school projects to change current statistics ule of screenings and events. Follow distribute to MSU faculty and staff. change on campus. for its “amazing way to quantita- and elevate women’s visions BZN on Facebook, Instagram and Working with the institution for “Jamie represents the absolute tively explore and explain the and voices. Twitter for the most up to date change taught Baird that “by best of the spirit of MSU,” said world.” Baird noted they are excit- The BZN 2019 lineup will event details and announcements. • coming together as a community, Sara Rushing, associate professor of ed to have their family and partner you could really make tangible political science who serves as in town for commencement. differences for students.” adviser for the Queer-Straight After graduation, Baird plans Throughout their time on cam- Alliance. “They are active in to take some time off but would pus, Baird has continued to work student government, an advocate eventually like to go to law school. on issues of inclusion and support. for diversity and inclusion on Baird’s advice to students Baird is student director of diversi- campus, an athlete and a genuinely entering MSU is to get involved. ty and inclusion through the Office curious and dedicated student. “There are over 200 registered of Student Engagement. They have “Getting to know Jamie in their student organizations. Think also served as an Associated role as QSA co-president last year about joining one of them and Students of MSU senator, president was a joy, and their enthusiasm and a group of people who are of the Queer-Straight Alliance and care showed every week as a robust passionate about the same things a mentor for the Diversity and group of students met to support you are,” Baird said. “It’s a great Inclusion Student Commons’ each other, do art together, take on way to make friends and get LGBTQ mentor program. community service projects and engaged with the campus Baird is especially proud of huge events like the drag shows, community and the greater expanding the student-run Diversity and work to partner with other Bozeman community. It’s a great Symposium. Baird organized the groups like the Black Student way to make lasting connections second annual symposium, held in Union to lobby for social change and do really cool work.” •

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Verge hosts fun, familial adventures ahead of Seven Homeless Mammoths Verge is entertaining its way into sending unexpected shock waves Verge shows are sure to bring about the sunny season with one or two across campus and out into the local the belly laughs! With a mixture of spectacularly fantastic performances community. At home, her ex-lover, short-form games (like you see on for stage-lovers of all ages! Here’s a Greer, is staying with her – sending the popular tv show Whose Line Is It look at what’s happening at shock waves of a different sort Anyway?) and long-form stories, “The Little Black Box on the through her relationship with her everything you see on stage is Edge (of Bozeman).” current (and much younger) created on the spot using audience Verge recently announced PLAY, girlfriend, Andromeda. Town-gown suggestions. With crowd favorites, an interactive, problem-solving relations are in tatters! The local the Bozeman Improverts AND some adventure fit for the whole family! newspaper is erupting in protest! new faces, you won’t want to miss Participants will laugh, learn, Even the awful, historically the best way to start your week. connect and grow together as fami- inaccurate dioramas in the museum Come get cheap thrills for your lies in the theater team up to com- have started mouthing off! A laugh hole with advanced tickets for plete a story as it is being acted out screwball sex comedy about the only $9, also available at the door at on stage. PLAY will be held at 3pm perils of monogamy, certainty, and additional cost. An upcoming show on Saturday and Sunday afternoons, academic administration. is set for June 3rd at 7pm. Ages 17+. May 18th–26th. Tickets are $9. Performances of Seven Homeless Visit www.vergetheater.com Then, kick off summer with Mammoths Wander New England are set for reservations and further Madeleine George’s award-winning for 8pm on Friday and Saturday information about the entire 2018- Seven Homeless Mammoths evenings, May 24th through June 19 season! Advance tickets are also Wander New England. Dean 8th. Tickets are $19. Recommended available in store at Cactus Records. Wreen is not having a good week. for ages 17+ due to adult themes Verge is always looking for volunteers whose Her college is in dire financial straits and language. valued services may earn free admission to and a plan to close its tiny, all-but- Also on the edge of Bozeman, select shows! Please visit the website for forgotten natural history museum is the Monday night Improv on the additional details. •

Wonderful world of Wonka, Paula Poundstone & film favorites come to Ellen downtown The Ellen Theatre is home to film to cap the weekend? Animated Note: details about the Ellen’s live just about every form of action fantasy How to Train Your music events can be found on page 1C. entertainment you can think of, Dragon screens on Sunday, May Wine, beer, and other refresh- whether live or up on the big screen. 26th at 2pm. Hiccup, a young ments will be sold in the lobby one The historic downtown space is your Viking teen, aspires to follow his hour before all events. Ticketing and source for the best film and stage tribe’s tradition of becoming a further information about these and performance in the area. The venue dragon slayer, but after capturing his other upcoming happenings is avail- also houses some great musical acts, first dragon, he finds he no longer able at www.theellentheatre.org. both local and those visiting wants to kill the creature and instead For additional inquiries, call (406) Southwest Montana. Here’s a look befriends him. Rated PG, the 585-5885 or stop into The Ellen box at what’s happening on Main. favorite flick holds a 99% on Rotten office. Hours are Wednesday through TATE Academy presents their Tomatoes. No ticket is needed, Saturday from 1–3pm, as well as two Spring production, the musical only $3 at the door! hours prior to any event. • Willy Wonka Jr. on Saturday, And on Thursday, May 30th, May 18th at 7pm and Sunday, May Walter Matthau and Elaine May star 19th at 3pm. Based on the beloved in the 1971 dark comedy, A New Roald Dahl classic Charlie and the Leaf. A spoiled and self-absorbed Chocolate Factory, the show features Paula Poundstone man, who has squandered his many delightful characters such as inheritance, is desperate to find a Augustus Gloop, Veruca Salt, way to maintain his lavish lifestyle. youth 17 and under. A Prairie Home Companion, and is a Charlie Bucket, the Oompa An opportunity presents itself when Returning to the Ellen for the regular on NPR’s Wait Wait... Don’t Loompas, and the charismatic he meets an awkward and bookish SEVENTH time, comedian Paula Tell Me! She exhibits razor-sharp Candy Man himself, Willy Wonka. heiress, however his wits and Poundstone takes the stage on humor with a dry delivery, connect- The cast is comprised of 31 young determination may not be enough Friday, May 24th. One of the ing with the crowd on any subject at actors and the production runs just to execute his cunning scheme. Theatre’s favorite visiting perform- the drop of a hat. All seats are $42 over one hour. Tickets are $9.50 All seats are $6 and the film ers, Paula has been a frequent guest and the laughs begin at 8pm. for adults and $6.50 for screens at 7:30pm. on the Late Show with David Letterman, How about a good ole family

BHS students unveil Little Shop of Horrors at Willson

This year’s production of Little the Wilson Auditorium, adult volun- Shop of Horrors stars many of the teers, amazing teachers, and other same actors from this fall’s Grease generous sponsors. performance. Julien Harris, who Little Shop of Horrors runs approxi- played Vince Fontaine, is playing the mately 90 minutes with an intermis- lovable and timid Seymour sion each night. Tickets are $11 for Krelborn, while Rachel Simpson adults and $6 for students, available who played Sandy is back as the in-store at Cactus Records and sweet and scared Audrey. The play www.CactusRecords.net (plus is produced almost entirely by stu- online service fees). Remaining tick- dents from Bozeman High School, ets will be sold at the door, depend- with help from the technical crew at ing on availability. •

The Advanced Theatre class at emphasis on Nature vs. Nurture. Bozeman High School will present Bozeman High performed Little stagings of cult classic-turned- Shop of Horrors about five years ago, Broadway musical Little Shop of with Evan Pierson starring as Horrors, originally written and Seymour Krelborn. While the script directed by Howard Ashman with stays the same, director Stacie music and lyrics by Alan Menken. McKiernan’s concept is much more The performances are set for realistic and gritty than the previous Thursday through Saturday, May production. Anyone who attended 16th–18th at 7pm each night. All the last performance should expect will be held at the Willson an entirely new experience. Auditorium in Downtown Bozeman. Performed by the Advanced Following a flower shop worker Theatre class, the production is also who raises a plant with a diet of supported by media sources fresh human blood, Little Shop of throughout the school, such as Horrors was first created as a black Hawk TV and Hawk Tawk. comedy film in 1960 and came to Technical director Michael New York as an Off-Broadway Hillenius, who runs the Willson production in 1982. It soon moved Auditorium, created an amazing set to Broadway and ran for a span of for the school’s fall performance of five years. It was remade in 1986 as Grease, the School Version. Set a movie starring Rick Moranis and designers for Little Shop of Horrors has been performed in a variety have revamped the set to fit the of theatres. concept McKiernan, also the Bozeman High School is Advanced Theatre teacher, performing the show with an has created.

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Camp Equinox now registering Catch Beauty and the Beast for its 24th year of youth theatre before final rose petal falls

Camp Equinox, Bozeman’s oldest and And it’s what matters, it seems, to parents of Livingston’s Shane Lalani Center for the Murdock, Livingston HealthCare, biggest theatre day camp, got its start back in campers too, who keep sending their kids back Arts’ annual collaboration with Park High stu- Spectec/TIC – Walter & Regina Wunsch, and 1996 at Headwaters Academy. From 50 year after year. dent-thespians closes with one final Yellowstone Valley Lodge & Grill. • campers that first year, the popular camp has “Our son dropped a little gem on us at weekend of Disney’s Beauty and the grown to 300 kids over two Beast performances through May 19th. sessions, now held at Bozeman The classic story tells of Belle, a Summit School. young woman in a provincial town, and “We really believe in creat- the Beast, who is really a young prince ing community first, and nur- trapped under the spell of an turing campers to become enchantress. If the Beast can learn to amazing young people. love and be loved, the curse will end and Theatre and comedy are just he will be transformed into his former terrific ways to do it,” says co- self. But time is running out. If the Beast Camp Director Soren Kisiel. doesn’t learn his lesson soon, he and his Kisiel and his wife, Katie household will be doomed for all eternity. Goodman, do everything The final performances of Disney’s together. They built the camp, Beauty and the Beast will take place Friday ran what is now Verge Theater and Saturday, May 17th and 18th, at (previously Equinox Theatre) 7:30pm each night, followed by a for over 12 years, co-write and Sunday matinee on May 19th beginning direct the nationally touring at 3pm. All will be held in the Dulcie professional satire company Theatre at the Shane Lalani Center. Broad Comedy which last year ran Off dinner one night last summer,” said one parent Tickets to all shows are $18 for adults, Broadway. who wished to remain anonymous as to not $14 for seniors and college students, and You may have seen them in Spontaneous embarrass her pre-teen. “We asked how his $10 for youth 17 and under. To make Combustibles, the improv comedy troupe that day was and he said that he had forgotten how reservations, visit theshanecenter.org has performed at Sweet Pea for 23 years great it was at Camp Equinox where he could or call the box office at (406) 222-1420. running, which they founded. The pair met totally be himself versus how stressful school The Shane Center is located at 415 E while performing in a play during college, and was where you had to be cool all the time. The Lewis St. have never stopped working to teach and ‘aha’ moment was the realization that it just Disney’s Beauty and the Beast is gener- create new theatre since. They were even might be better to be your real self than to ously sponsored by Marilyn and Don nominated for a MacArthur Genius Award be ‘cool.’ This was the best news a parent of for their unique work. a pre-teen could hear.” Living in New York, Kisiel and Goodman Camp Equinox offers two separate month- know the ins and outs of the professional long sessions for kids going into grades 1–8. theatre and comedy improv world. They know Dates are June 10th through July 3rd, or July what it takes to be a creative person in this day 15th through August 8th. Camp runs from Circus returns to Fairgrounds for and age, and have found expressing themselves 8:30am–3:30pm (except Fridays which end at through comedy is powerful. But they also noon). A fiesta of learning includes acting, one night only! know how to put process over product when it musical theatre, comedy improvisation, matters. While the professional theatre scene Shakespeare, dance, puppetry, playwriting, The Jordan World Circus returns to supplies last. Children 2 and under admitted can be quite cutthroat at times, it’s important, hip-hop, costume and set design, and the Gallatin County Fairgrounds as part of FREE. Find the Circus on Facebook for they say, to remember why you got into the much, much more. its 2019 tour for another round of live updated event information creative arts to begin with. The Camp Scholarship program offers action on Wednesday, June 5th beginning at (@TheJordanWorldCircus). Acts are “The community that is built creating varying scholarship amounts to families in 7pm. With three rings of affordable family subject to change. theatre is one of the most enlivening and need. These are financial need-based awards. fun, the Jordan World Circus will thrill fans The Jordan World Circus – one of North empowering things in my life,” Goodman says. Camp Equinox has never turned anyone of all ages. Come see the death-defying America’s premier traveling circuses – is “I get so much joy out of creating a character away with a financial need based on aerial acts and animal attractions – including owned and produced by Jody and Melanie and connecting with other actors to bring a national income guidelines. Please call for a tigers and elephants. In addition to the Jordan of Las Vegas, Nevada. Hailing from show to life. It’s magical. I learned this when I scholarship application. performing acts, kids will have the unique a long background of aerialists and circus was a kid doing theatre and now we want to Camp Equinox culminates in a giant final opportunity to ride and pet different types performers, Jordan brings a unique talent to create a safe place where kids support each performance at the end of camp for family of animals. the circus management field. These exciting other and feel really proud of both the creative and friends. They are also featured in the Advance general admission tickets are two-hour shows are presented on annual work they are capable of doing, but also of the Sweet Pea Festival and Farmer’s Markets every $14 for children (3-12 years) and $18 for tours from coast to coast and border to friendships and culture that they are a part of. year performing a smattering of their favorite adults (plus fees), available at border by local Shrine Centers and Clubs, Loving theatre is one thing, but loving your musical numbers. www.eventbrite.com (search “Jordan police and fire associations, civic clubs and buddies and helping them be their best is For more information or to receive a World Circus”). Also find discounted combo organizations, merchant associations, local really what matters.” brochure, please call (406) 522-7623. Visit pricing, a family pack option, and military presenters and venues, and fairs, festivals, Empowering kids to feel self-confident is www.campequinox.com for additional admission online only. Tickets will also be parks and the like. For more information, what matters most to the Camp Equinox staff. details and registration form. • available at the gate at additional cost, while visit www.thejordanworldcircus.com. •

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Facebookpage.Participantsare through its employees and citizen Theannualevent,hosted alsoencouragedtotweettheir commission, provides for the stewardship bytheNationalSafeBoating photousing#lifejacket2work. of the fish, wildlife, parks, and Council,isafun,educational U.S.CoastGuardstatistics recreational resources of Montana, while elementjustpriortoNational showthatdrowningwasthe contributing to the quality of life for SafeBoatingWeek,May reportedcauseof deathinfour present and future generations. •

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Bobcat Football announces upcoming schedules by Danny Waldo Bozemanforthe upcominggamesversusFBS Colorado,CalPoly,IdahoState Montana State football will firsttimesince opponentsinthecoming andIdaho,andforthe2021 seethereturnof somefamiliar 2009.DixieState yearsaswell.MSUwillopen seasonMSUwillseethereturn facesinthe2020seasonafterthey isintheprocess the2019seasonontheroad of EasternWashington,Northern announcedtheirupcoming ofmovingupto atBig12memberTexas ArizonaandMontana,in schedulesrecently. theFCSlevel, Tech,andtheywillvisit additiontoUCDavis. Afteropeningthe2020season andhassigneda Wyomingin2021,and TheBobcatshavetwoopen versusLongIslandUniversity,a three-game PAC-12memberOregon datestofillontheirschedule schoolthatistransitioningtothe agreementwith Statein2022. for2021,oneopendatein FCSlevelin2019,theBobcatswill theBobcats. Anotherfirst-time 2022,andtwoopendatesin headsouthtoSaltLakeCityto DSUwillalso opponent,MoreheadState, 2023.Conferencegamesand facetheUniversityof Utah,ateam visitBozemanin willmakeavisittoBozeman opengameshavenotbeen MSUfacedregularlyintheold the2023and duringthe2022season announcedforthe2024 RockyMountainConference.The 2024seasons. aswell. seasonyet. ‘Catswillthenreturnhometoface Montana Forconferencehome Foracompletelistingof the anotherteamfromtheBeehive Statealso gamesin2020,theBobcats Bobcats’upcomingschedules,log State,asDixieStatereturnsto announced willwelcomeNorthern onto www.msubobcats.com.• Page 2B • The endZone • May 15, 2019

Yee-haw! Gallatin Roller Derby rides back into town Let’shopeforaridelongerthan attendeesaged18+getfirstcrackat OutdoorScienceSchool.MOSS 8seconds!GallatinRollerDerbywill limitedtracksideseating(akathe believesthatinspiringalovefor kickoff its2019homeseasonwith DangerZone).Ticketsforthis naturehelpschildrenbecome “Rollin’ Rodeo,” adoubleheader familyfriendlyeventare$10in awareof –andwanttocarefor– againsttheJacksonHole advanceatCactusRecordsand theamazingenvironmentinwhich JuggernautsandKallispell’s www.grderby.com,or$12atthe wereside. FlatheadValleyRollerDerby.Join door.Kidsage10andunderare GallatinRollerDerbyisa forthisrodeo-themedbouton admittedFREE.Doorsopenat 501(c)3federalnonprofitand Saturday,May18thatHaynes 4:30pmaheadof thefirstbout memberof theWomen’sFlatTrack PavilionattheGallatinCounty versusJacksonHoleat5pm.The DerbyAssociation.Formoreinfor- Fairgrounds. secondgameversusKallispell mationaboutwomen’sflattrack Celebratethespiritof therodeo followsat6:30pm. rollerderbyandGallatinRoller bywearingboots,chapsandspurs, Aportionof theproceedsfrom Derby,visittheaforementioned orslingingalasso!Costumed thiseventwillbenefitMontana websiteorfindthemonFacebook.•

Yellowstone reminds boaters, anglers to clean, drain & dry From Yellowstone Public Affairs allowedinthepark). growingthreattotheGreater ResponseFrameworkincollabora- and share their stories with millions of YellowstoneNationalPark “Boatswithsealedinternalwater YellowstoneEcosystemand tionwiththesurroundingstates. people every year. • encouragesthepublictogetready ballasttanksareextremelydifficult surroundingeconomies.AIScan Scientistsandmanagersat forboating and fishing season, tocleananddrain,evenwithour quicklyanddrasticallyalterhabitats Yellowstonewillrevisittheneedfor whichbeginsonSaturday,May rigorousinspectionanddecontami- andfoodwebs,causingpermanent theboatbanatthe 25th.Boatersandanglersshould nationefforts,”saidSueMills,AIS declinesinsportfishandfood endof the2019 clean,drain,anddryallequipment CoordinatoratYellowstone.“While resourcesfornativewildlife. season. priortoarrivingintheparkto fewerthantwodozenof theseboats Dreissenidmusselshavecaused Readmoreabout minimizetheriskof introducing enteredtheparklastyear,webelieve irreversiblechangestowaterwaysin boating,fishing,and aquaticinvasivespecies(AIS)into thebanisprudentbecausetheypose theMidwesternandeasternUnited aquaticinvasive Yellowstone’swaters. ahighriskof AIStransmission StatesandintheColoradoRiver speciesat Newthisyear,therewillbea intoparkwaters.” drainageincludingLakeMeadand www.nps.gov/yell. temporarybanof watercraft Theregularclean,drain,anddry LakePowell.If  Since 1916, the equippedwithsealedinternalballast requirementsandthistemporary nonnativemusselsarefoundin National Park Service has tanksonallparkwaters.Thesetanks boatbanarenecessarystepsto Yellowstone,parkwatersmayclose been entrusted with the care canbefilledwithwatertoproduce protecttheparkandwaterwaysin toallwatercrafttopreventthe of America’s more than 400 specificwakesforwaterskiingand thestatesof Montana,Wyoming, spreadtootherwaterways. national parks. With the help wakeboarding(neitheractivityis andIdaho.AISposeagraveand Theparkwill of volunteers and continuetogatherdataforanAIS partners, NPS safeguards ManagementPlanandRapid these special places Sprinkle announces 1st staff by Danny Waldo assistantcoachfrom2004-06and TheDannySprinkleeraisoff againfrom2012-2014.Inbetween, Bozeman High athletics nationally ranked andrunning,andtheformerBobcat healsomadestopsasanassistant greathasbroughtbacksomefamil- coachatSouthDakotaandNorth by Danny Waldo rankedintheTop25,garnering thana1Aschool. iarfacestohelphimreturnMSUto Dakota.Hehasspentthepastthree Montanasportsfanshaveknown 1,374points,justbehindNo.3 Bozemanearneditsrankingon itsglorydays.Sprinkle,whowas seasonsastheheadcoachat forawhilethattheathletic rankedLaSalleAcademyin thestrengthof statetitlesinboys hiredasthe23rdheadcoachof the NorthwesternOklahomaState programsatBozemanHigharethe RhodeIsland. andgirlsgolf,boyssoccer,boyscross MontanaStatemen’sbasketball wherehecompiledandoverall creamof thecrop;nowtheHawks Highschoolsearnpointsbased country,boysbasketballand programonApril4th,recently recordof 42-42. arebeingrecognizednationallyfor onafirstorsecondplacefinish,and wrestling.TheHawksalsoearned announcedthemembersof hisfirst “IworkedwithShawnandI thedominanceintheathleticarena. thepointsareweightedbasedonthe runner-upfinishesingirlsvolleyball, staff,andmostof thenameswillbe lovedeveryminuteof it,”Sprinkle BozemanHighwasrecently sport,theclassificationof theschool, girlscrosscountry,andboysand familiartoBobcatfans.Returning said.“Ithoughthedida rankedtheNo.4highschoolathletic andthenumberof studentsinthat girlsswimming. tothebenchfortheBobcatsare tremendousjobrelatingtothe programinthenationbyMaxPreps, classification.Forexample,basket- MaxPrepswilldeterminean Chris Haslam andLuke student-athletes.Hecansitonthe anonlinesportssitethepromotes ballcarriesmoreweightthan overallMaxPrepsCupchampionin Fennelly,whileformerassistant phonewithakidfortwohours.He highschoolathletics.Bozemanisthe tennis,andaschoolata5A Julyafterthecompletionof all Shawn Dirden makeshisreturnto lovestherelationshippartandhe onlyhighschoolinthestatethatis classificationcarriesmoreweight springsports.• Bozeman,andDan Russell joins wasoneof thebestskilldevelop- theBobcatstaff forthefirsttime mentguysthatIeverworkedwith afterservingastheheadcoachat inmy19yearsasanassistant. CasperCollegeinCasper,Wyoming. “Ithinkhe’sgoingtobevery REI events highlight boating, biking & the Haslamhasspentthepastsix beneficialtoourstudent-athletes. seasonsasanassistantcoachforfor- He’snotonlyinvestedonthe merheadcoachBrianFish,andhe courtintheirdevelopment,buthe backcountry willretainhisroleonSprinkle’sstaff takesprideindevelopingthem Asthevibrantgreenfoliage acresof stunningruggednesswith 6–7:30pm.FredandSuziDoware fortheupcomingseason.Haslam off thecourt.” returnsandthegrasskeeps over700milesof trailsandover700 authorsof 12regionalU.S.National hasbeeninstrumentalindeveloping Thefinalmemberof Sprinkle’s sprouting,recreationistsare lakes.Whetheryou’vebeento ForestCampgroundGuidesand arecruitingpipelineinEuropethat inauguralstaff isDanRussell,the remindedit’shightimetogetout Glacierornot,comeandheara publishersof awebsite, wasinstrumentalinlandingcurrent formerheadcoachof Casper andenjoythegreatoutdoors!REI CertifiedInterpretiveGuideand forestcamping.com.Letthem BobcatstandoutHaraldFrey,andit College,whereheguidedthe Bozemancontinuestohost self-professed“Glacierguru”present introduceyoutothewonders issomethingthatSprinklehopesto Thunderbirdstounprecedented outdoors-basedpresentationsthis anoverviewof theinsandoutsof accessedfromnationalforest continuetoexploitashetakesover heights.Inhissixseasonsashead spring.Here’salookatafewof the visitingthepark.Shewillfocus campgroundswithin70milesof  thereinsof Bobcatbasketball. coach,Russell’steamswonover20 upcomingeventsandcourses. primarilyonbikingbutwillalso theentrancestoYellowstoneand “I’mveryexcitedtokeepChris gameseachyear,includinga32-3 Learnaboutaquaticinvasive touchonhiking,camping,wildlife, GrandTetonNationalParks. onstaff,”Sprinklesaid.“I’veseen recordthispastseasonthat specieswithClean. Drain. Dry. safetyandvisitingGlacierduringthe They’llalsotouchonsomeof  himwork,seenhimontheroad culminatedwithanNJCAARegion onMonday,May20thfrom off-seasons.Shehasusedher theFScampgroundsinthe recruitingandI’vereallyrespected IXchampionshipforthefirsttime 6–7:30pm.TheInvasiveSpecies environmentalinterpretationskillsin SouthwestRegion. thejobhe’sdone.Obviously,he’s in23years.Russellwasalsonamed ActionNetwork,alocalnonprofit Glacierforfoursummers,most ManyREIclassesand doneagreatjobrecruitingplayers theregion’scoachof theyear. organization,willdiscusshowyou recentlyleadinggroupsthroughthe presentationsarefreeandopento tohere.Hehasconnectionsnot “IthinkDanisanunbelievable cantakestepstopreventtheir parkinherroleasaGroupLeader thepublic,butregistrationis onlyinthejuniorcollegeranks, getforourstaff,”Sprinklesaid.“He spreadthroughyourspringand withtheRoadScholarprogram. requiredasspaceislimited.Reserve butatonof connectionsoverseas ledhisteamtothenationaljunior summerrecreationactivities. Lookingtonextmonth, aspotnowatrei.com/learn, whichIthinkcanbereally collegetournamentandhe’shad Cycling in Glacier National National Forest Camping Near whereyoucanfindmore beneficialtous.” unparalleledsuccessatCasper Park followsThursday,May30th Grand Teton & Yellowstone is informationabouttheseandother LukeFennellyentershisseventh College.He’shadtremendous from6–7:30pm.Glacierisamillion setforThursday,June6thfrom upcomingcoursesandevents.• seasonwiththeBobcatprogram, playersandteamsthere.I’ve startingoutasagraduateassistant recruitedhisprogramalot.I’veseen fortwoseasons,thenworkinghis hisworkethicandseenhimcoach wayuptoOperationsDirector inpracticeandgames.IthinkDan beforespendingthelasttwo isreallyhungryandhe’sbeenwait- seasonsasanassistantonFish’s ingtogettotheDivisionIlevel.” staff.Hewillreturntothe Youcanreadallof the OperationsDirectorpositionfor coach’scompletebiosat the2019-2020season. www.msubobcats.com. ShawnDirdenreturnsto Danny Waldo is a local freelance Bozemanforhisthirdstintonthe writer, covering Montana State Bobcat Bobcatstaff.Dirdenservedasan athletics.•

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Area farmers’ markets set 2019 returns – mark your calendars!

It may not quite feel like it, but evenings, June 5th through will return June 18th, but during crafts, nonprofit booths, live music, the community for more than four farmers’ market season will soon September 25th at Town Center’s the Pavilion’s repair, it wil instead children’s activities, and a plethora decades, the Gallatin Valley return to Bozeman and the Fire Pit Park from 5–8pm. Every be hosted in Lindley Park. The of dinner options. Grab some Farmers’ Market provides an surrounding communities. Here’s a year, 90 vendors including local and markets will be held Tuesday groceries, get that gift made locally opportunity and location for look at the local markets where you regional farmers, professional evenings from 5–8pm through for your friend’s upcoming birthday, hundreds of local vendors of home- can find garden-fresh produce, made food, handmade crafts, and awesome food, novelty items, live locally grown produce to market, entertainment, family fun, and so, display and sell their goods to so much more! promote economic well-being and Beginning May 29th, Western support the development of home- Sustainability Exchange’s based businesses. Please note: there will Livingston Farmers Market be no market on July 20th during the Big will be held Wednesday evenings Sky Country State Fair. from 4:30–7:30pm in Miles Park, Finally, the Belgrade through September 11th. This Community Market returns to destination event will have locally Lewis & Clark Park for its third grown produce and meats, baked annual summer series, Thursday goods, prepared foods, beer, local evenings, July 11th through musicians, arts and crafts vendors, September 12th from 4–7pm. The and much more! It’s a great place to region’s newest market provides a come for dinner and socialize, stock artisians, young artists and entrepre- September 10th. Bogert Farmers’ learn something new about one of venue for homemade, handmade, up on locally grown foods, shop neurs, and community organiza- Market is dedicated to the the amazing nonprofits in town, and homegrown vendors to sell from local artisans, learn about tions come together to help foster promotion of local growers, and hang out with friends and their local products. The weekly community resources, or just relax and maintain a market that’s true to artisans, crafters, musicians, non- family – all without having to event will also provide the and enjoy the view of the Big Sky mountain culture. Expect to profits, small businesses, and cook dinner! community with a fun, family Yellowstone River and the Absaroka find fresh produce, herbs, plants, culinary artists. The weekly markets The original Gallatin Valley friendly setting to buy produce and Mountain Range while listening flowers, baked goods, art, jewelry, are a place for families and friends Farmers’ Market will be held local goods from their neighbors. to live music. and clothing, as well as Montana- to gather, socialize, support local, Saturday mornings, June 22nd All markets are FREE of Kicking off its 11th anniversary made products like antler art, and share in a fun-filled community through September 14th from admission, so be sure to support season, the Big Sky Farmers woodworking, and so much more. environment! It features fresh 9am–12pm at the Gallatin County your fellow citizens by attending Market will be held Wednesday Bogert Farmers’ Market produce from local farmers, arts & Fairgrounds in Bozeman. Serving one of these events this summer! •

Avoid conflicts w/wildlife YNP, grizzly bear study team announce as WMAs open May 15 seasonal research trapping From Montana Fish, Wildlife & – Travel in groups of three or Biologists set to begin grizzly bear anesthetized to allow wildlife manage ecosystem bears on an Parks (FWP) more people whenever possible and captures for research purposes in biologists to radio-collar and collect interagency basis. The gathering of Most of Montana’s 76 Wildlife plan to be out in the daylight hours. Yellowstone National Park – public scientific samples for study. All critical data on bears is part of a Management Areas open May – Stay on trails or rural roads. reminded to heed warning signs trapping and handling are done in long-term research and monitoring 15th at noon, and with the long – Watch for signs of bears such As part of ongoing efforts to accordance with strict protocols effort to help wildlife managers winter and heavy snowpack wildlife as bear scat, diggings, torn-up logs monitor the population of grizzly developed by the IGBST. devise and implement programs to still have limited areas, in some and turned over rocks, and partly bears in the Greater Yellowstone None of the trap sites in the support the ongoing conservation places, left to forage. consumed animal carcasses. Ecosystem, Yellowstone National park will be located near any of Yellowstone’s grizzly bear People who are looking to get – Keep children close. Park and the USGS would like to established hiking trails or back- populations. out to the WMAs this time of year – Make your presence known by inform the public that biologists country campsites, and all trap sites The IGBST is composed of should remember to keep vigilant to talking, singing, carrying a bell, or with the National Park Service and will have posted warnings for the representatives of the U.S. avoid conflicts with wildlife, other means, especially when near Interagency Grizzly Bear Study closure perimeter. Potential access Geological Survey, the National particularly bears. streams or in thick forest where Team (IGBST) will be conducting points will also be posted with Park Service, the U.S. Fish and Bears, elk and shed-antler visibility is low. This can be the key scientific grizzly bear research warning signs for the closure area. Wildlife Service, the U.S. Forest hunters will be sharing the same to avoiding encounters. Most bears operations in Yellowstone Backcountry users who come upon Service, the Eastern Shoshone and space once the WMAs open. Shed will avoid humans when they National Park from May 13th any of these posted areas need to Northern Arapaho Tribal Fish and hunting on WMAs remains a know humans are present. through July 31st. heed the warnings and stay out Game Department, and the states popular activity. – Use caution in areas like berry Team members will bait and of the area. of Idaho, Montana and Wyoming. Most animals see, hear and smell patches where bears occur. trap bears at several remote sites The Interagency Grizzly Bear For more information humans long before humans detect – Don’t approach a bear; respect within Yellowstone National Park. Study Team was established in 1973 regarding grizzly bear research the presence of animals. Depending their space and move off. Once trapped, the bears are to collaboratively monitor and efforts, call (406) 994-6675. • on the distance between the For more information animals and humans, the animals about WMAs, visit decide whether to stay, defend fwp.mt.gov/fishAndWildlife/w themselves or flee. ma. – Inquire about recent bear Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks, activity in the area. through its employees and citizen commis- MSU climate research featured on PBS – Carry and know how to use sion, provides for the stewardship of the bear pepper spray for emergencies. fish, wildlife, parks, and recreational series ‘NOVA’ – Let someone know where you resources of Montana, while contributing From MSU News Service to the physics of fire itself. author of the 2017 Montana are going and when you plan to to the quality of life for present and future Research conducted at Montana Whitlock, a Montana University Climate Assessment, a report return. generations. • State University was recently System Regents Professor who has released by the Montana Institute featured on a new episode of the worked for decades in the fields of on Ecosystems that focuses on popular PBS series “NOVA.” geology, geography and ecology, climate trends and their The episode, titled “Inside the was inducted into the National consequences for Montana’s water, Megafire,” includes the research Academy of Sciences in April. She forests and agriculture. of MSU ecology professor Cathy is a paleoecologist in MSU’s MSU’s Paleoecology Lab, Whitlock and her laboratory group, Department of Earth Sciences in directed by Whitlock, was as well as footage of the researchers’ the College of Letters and Science established in 2004 to study the fieldwork in Yellowstone National who looks at the past to understand changes in ecosystems over time Park and MSU’s Paleoecology Lab. how ecosystems have evolved in the with a particular focus on the effects The show is available to stream face of a changing climate, natural of climate change on plants. online at pbs.org/nova. The disturbances and human pressure. Researchers in the lab study the episode includes reports from Whitlock researched the large vegetation, fire and climate history California’s deadly Camp Fire and 1988 fires in Yellowstone to under- of the West and other temperate examines the factors that feed the stand the long-term connections regions around the world by recent rise in “megafires,” from between fire, people and climate examining fossils and other matter forestry practices to climate change worldwide. Whitlock was also lead preserved in lake sediments. •

HRDC’s Day Center opens for second Network in the great summer season HRDC’s Day Center is now “After seeing a continued outdoors with active open for a second summer, increase in Warming Center providing access to showers, guests in the winter, our critical laundry, storage, computers, WiFi Day Center services in the morning gathering access, as well as housing counseling summer were able to impact and housing navigation workshops. those increasing numbers by Prospera Business Network and future. The tour will focus on the Last year, HRDC piloted a Day assisting to house 35 people, the Montana Women’s Business concept of getting lost in the Center program which utilized the while providing access to basic Center will present a Networking woods of your personal and current HRDC Warming Center needs like showers, laundry and in Nature Hike on Tuesday, May business life. Registration and facility to address gaps in services storage,” said Shari Eslinger, 21st from 8–9:30am. The morning further information about this and when the shelter is closed. The HRDC’s Housing Director. of fresh air and conversation will other upcoming gatherings is Center was open May through For this reason, HRDC’s Day feature Diana Proemm of available at www.prosper- September of 2018, open four days Center is a vital program to Adventure RX and Kiki Huls of abusinessnetwork.org. a week from 9am to 4pm. By the continue connecting with those Spark Leadership. Hikers will meet The Montana Women’s end of the summer, 35 former in need of housing or other at the M trailhead off Bridger Business Center (WBC) is focused guests had secured permanent, HRDC resources. Canyon Road. This is a FREE on providing confidential business affordable housing. For more information about Youth Development, Senior event but registration is required. counseling and training services to HRDC’s Day Center is now HRDC’s Day Center and Warming Empowerment, Community This event is designed to provide women entrepreneurs and is a open, with operating hours of 9am Center, or any other HRDC Transportation, Home Heating – an experience to eliminate inner- critical resource to those who are to 4pm, Sunday through Thursday, program or service, visit Energy – Safety, and Community & fears and alleviate anxiety by economically or socially disadvan- until the end of September. Services www.thehrdc.org. Economic Development. HRDC utilizing the great outdoors. During taged. The Montana WBC gives available at HRDC’s Day Center HRDC is a private, non-profit guides individuals from every walk the hike, participants will work on women the opportunity to excel in will include showers, laundry, and Community Action Agency of life on the path to self-sufficiency, breaking these barriers by using business and contributes to the housing counseling. The Day dedicated to building a better identifies and addresses diverse hiking to translate where fears are growth of economies throughout Center is located off of Griffin community through innovation and community needs, and inspires coming from, build resilience, and the state. Learn more at Drive at 2104 Industrial Drive leadership in seven strategic areas: others to make a difference in learn how to mitigate them in the www.montanawbc.org. • in Bozeman. Housing, Food & Nutrition, Child & their communities. • May 15, 2019 The BoZone • Volume 26, Number 10

Music in And ARound THe BoZone

Bridger home to ace acoustics & purposeful pints every week Grocery shopping is a helluva lot more plays acoustic rock n’ roll. They’re a guitar and Edwards and Patty Griffin, she has a sound coming weeks. Come enjoy a house-brewed enticing when the prospect of beer and pizza mandolin duo people can groove to! Jeff and uniquely her own. She’s shared the stage with pint and be charitable in the process! immediately follows. After checkout, scale the Justin will bring danceable, original songs Hayes Carll, Sturgil Simpson, Bruce Robison, Proceeds from Monday, May 20th will aid about firewood, Kelly Willis and Jeffery the efforts of Adopt-A- larceny, and Foucault to name a few. Sox. Their mission is to resolve. The River Swimmer, Hays’ third show support of our Road Agents’ full-length and fifth release actively serving debut EP, Dreams overall, brings the Montana service men of Stingrays, culmination of her and women at Roadrunners, and influences and experiences Christmas, to show Hangovers is traveling the world. The them that their own available now. album is available now. communities think of The Happy Polecastro is a them and appreciate Hour spot hosts YouTube Guitar Geek, their sacrifice. talented tune- instructor, and lover of all Learn more at smiths the things strings. The local www.adoptasox.org. Bridger artist plays original Have a brew and Creek Boys on material spanning from help raise dollars for Wednesday, American Primitive guitar- the Raison D’être May 22nd. The influenced instrumentals a Dance Project on Boys are an la John Fahey and Daniel Monday, May 27th. acoustic Bachman, to more The local company bluegrass modern fingerstyle flights of fancy. To round fosters collaboration between local musicians, The Road Agents quartet steeped out the sonic pie, he also sings his originals and dancers and choreographers with an aim to in old-time tradi- covers out of the traditional and folk catalog. nurture new ideas to be shared with the stairs to Bridger Brewing for one of each! The tion, while also pushing the genre with new- Often teamed up with singer/songwriters such communities of the Rocky Mountains. Learn south-side brewer also hosts Music & Mussels grass. The band blends originals with covers of as Shelly Bessler and Christy Hays, Polecastro more at www.raisondetredance.org. every Wednesday and {Pints with Purpose} on traditional bluegrass and more contemporary rarely has a microphone in front of him, but Bridger Brewing provides the Bozeman Mondays. Here’s a look at some of the artists. Their style is confident, complex, and his solo shows turn all that inside out. Expect community with unique hand-crafted brews, upcoming acts and nonprofits. full of improvisation that will draw you in and multiple guitars, dobro, and even some old fresh artisan-style pizzas, and more. Locally Wednesday nights from 5:30–8pm, Bridger get you shaking all over with bluegrass joy. time banjo to blend with his elegant owned, family friendly, and Bobcat proud, Brewing hosts Music & Mussels! Come Christy Hays and Tony Polecastro croaking – ahem – singing. Bridger Brewing is the perfect place for lunch enjoy some live music and succulent, steamed team up for an evening of tunes on Bridger Brewing not only takes pride in its or a night out. To learn more about upcoming mussels with house-made sweet Italian Wednesday, May 29th. stellar menu items, but also in the community events and daily specials, visit www.bridger- sausage, tomatoes, garlic, and chili flakes, Hays’ music has folk and country tinges, it serves. The brewery hosts {Pints with brewing.com. Bridger Brewing is located at topped with parsley and tomato salsa. thoughtfully penned stories and a full band Purpose} every Monday evening from 5–8pm 1609 S 11th Ave. in the Town & Country The return of The Road Agents is set for sound that’s both driving alt country and where $1 of every pint sold will be donated to complex, near campus and just across from Wednesday, May 15th. Featuring the stylings of moody folk rock. Compared to Brandi Carlile, a featured local nonprofit. Here’s a look at the Fieldhouse. They’re open for business from Jeff Peterson and Justin Ringsak, the band Lucinda Williams, Rhett Miller, Kathleen some of the nonprofits on the calendar in the 11:30am–9pm daily. •

Two nights of authentic Bozeman Symphony sets up at Americana & return of Riders Shane, announces annual in the Sky at Ellen fundraiser Some fantastic traveling acts are lighting own flair to the classic Ray Charles album A On Thursday, May 16th, Symphony Over the last five decades, the Symphony up the marquee at Downtown Bozeman’s Message From the People, which is featured on at the Shane, a concert series presented by has made a tremendous impact on the historic Ellen Theatre toward month’s end. this tour, they’ll also bring their own brand of the Bozeman Symphony Orchestra and cultural heritage of Montana. Proceeds from Here’s a look at who’s helping us usher in Americana to the stage. Tickets are $22 and Symphonic Choir, returns to Livingston’s this evening of celebration will benefit summer in Southwest Montana. the show starts at 8pm. Shane Lalani Center for the Arts at 7:30pm. continued enhancement in the lives of First up is Americana folk duo Bettman Note: details about the Ellen’s stage and film events Adult admission is $15 with discounted donors, patrons, community partners, & Halpin on Saturday, May 25th. The can be found on page 7A. student tickets available for $10. The musicians, volunteers and administrative twosome is fast earning a reputation in folk Wine, beer, and other refreshments will be Shane Center is located at 415 East Lewis staff. Join in for the festivities! and bluegrass circles for mesmerizing sold in the lobby one hour before all events. in Livingston. Tickets for all Bozeman Symphony performances filled with irresistible lyrics, Ticketing and further information about these The popular performances feature the very performances and events may be reserved in transcendent harmonies, and roof-raising and other upcoming happenings is available at best of the Bozeman Symphony Orchestra advance at www.bozemansymphony.org. instrumentals. Tickets are $21.50 and the www.theellentheatre.org. For additional and Symphonic Choir. Each performance Those interested may also visit the Symphony joyous music starts at 7:30pm. inquiries, call (406) 585-5885 or stop into The showcases two diverse soloists and ensembles. offices, located at 1001 W Oak St., Ste. 110, On Friday, May 31st, America’s favorite Ellen box office. Hours are Wednesday You’ll be wowed by these fantastic musicians or call (406) 585-9774 for further details. • cowboys are hittin’ the trail and headin’ back through Saturday from 1–3pm, as well as two and proud to know they are your neighbors! to Bozeman for another rip-roarin’ roundup! hours prior to any event. • Violinist Carrie Krause, along with Julie Grammy winners for the Gosswiller on piano, will perform a selection Jens Lindemann toe-tappin’ tune of romantic musings featuring the music of “Woody’s Roundup” in Sergei Prokofiev, Cesar Franck, and Fritz Toy Story 2, Riders in Kreisler. Clarinetist Wendy Bickford along the Sky are a hit with with Laurel Yost on piano will perform Solo de kids and grown-ups alike. concours by Andre Messager, Sonata No. 2 in E- This visit, these modern- flat by Johannes Brahms, and Three Pieces for day icons are celebrating Clarinet and Piano by Paquito D’Rivera. an important milestone – Bozeman Symphony will host its annual 40 years of playing fundraising event, “The Next 50: An together! Tickets are $30 Evening Celebrating the Bozeman for adults, $27 for Symphony,” on Saturday, June 1st. The seniors, and $17 for event will take place at the Best Western whipper-snappers 17 GranTree Inn beginning at 6pm. and under. The music Having recently celebrated its golden begins at 7:30pm. anniversary, the Symphony looks to the next The Band of 50 years of bringing symphonic music to life. Heathens kick off a The event will include dinner, drinks, live new month with a musical entertainment, silent and live auction, phenomenal live show on in addition to raising funds for the Music Saturday, June 1st. Director search which will feature finalists Recently adding their Band of Heathens during the 2019-2020 concert season. Page 2C • The RollingZone • May 15, 2019

Summer season begins at Norris – a visit is good for your health! The sun is shining, the daffodils If your visit happens to fall on rock, and funk tunes. Mathias Lumineers, Jason and tulips survived the last snow, and a weekend, you can also add to recorded his debut album, Walk Spooner, Martin you may be feeling like shedding the the experience with the finest in Alone, with the help of Emmy Sexton, Wartime coat and getting outside. If you’ve regional acoustic live music – Award-winning producer Blues, Sallie Ford, had a sedentary season, you might poolside – every Friday, Saturday Jeremiah Slovarp. Jason Isbell, Dale also be feeling a little out of shape. and Sunday at 7pm. Travis Yost, a Norris favorite, Watson, and A recent SELF Magazine article Nathan North is back on closes out the weekend on Sunday, Brandi Carlile – to offered suggestions that everyone Friday, May 17th. A Billings May 19th. Also known around town name just a few. can incorporate into their day: performer, Nathan uses loops to as Love is a Dog from Nebraska, He performs – Drink water like you mean it create complex and wonderful songs. Travis is a musician, engineer, and thoughtful sad – Spend more time outside He’ll be performing originals and producer from Missoula. He’s stories with happy disconnected from any screen notable covers. performed all over the West as a solo endings, on top of – Get more sleep guitar and looper – Eat your greens acrobatics. – Find some gratitude each day Country A trip to Norris Hot Springs will duo Sarah soothe and feed the body and mind Harralson and Restless Pines close out with natural springs full of minerals Christine Bauer visit the hot the month on Friday, May 31st. that reduce stress and encourage springs on Friday, May 24th. After The guitar and violin folk duo relaxation. The drive winds along meeting in Tennessee a few years composed of Chad Ball and Sarah the Madison River, through the back, the pair has been writing Crossman play original folk/roots gorgeous Madison Valley featuring meaningful lyrics with catchy and Americana music. The mountain ranges, wildlife corridors country melodies ever since. pair have played together in the and abundant birdlife. Independent musicians in their own Red Mountain Band for the last Upon arrival, order from the right, Harralson and Bauer are few years. 50 Mile Grill which offers the finest touring in support of their to be Tom Kirwan will have soakers in locally sourced organic proteins released joint album, West of Me. thinking about summer with a show from ranchers within as many miles. New singles “Love on Lease” and on Saturday, June 1st. He performs a This ensures meals are fresh and “Red Flag” are available now. blend of folk country and haven’t spent months in a freezer Missoula singer/songwriter Americana. Tom’s songs evoke nos- somewhere. The greens are organic Douglas Jennings Barrett follows talgia of long-ago dreams and peo- and local too, with many ingredients on Saturday, May 25th. His live ple, while weaving stories of human grown on-site – try the spinach, performances are marked by a longing both past and present. beets and goat cheese, the kale spectacular combination of thought- Aaron Williams returns on Caesar, or salad mix with blue provoking lyrics coupled with Sunday, June 2nd. From rock/reggae cheese and apple. Abe’s smoked Travis Yost engaging melodies and rhythmic band In Walks Bud, Aaron will meat specials and salads are drawing guitar playing. be playing a variety of tunes people from all over. Also enjoy the Make way for Dan Henry on including rock, folk, and reggae. rainbow trout or lamb kebabs – Mathias is next up on Saturday, artist, and with other performers Sunday, May 26th. The Montana Norris-goers love when he takes Norris has become a foodie May 18th. The Bozeman-based including Tom Catmull, Stellarondo, native is a singer/songwriter with a the Poolside stage. destination! And be sure to ask a singer/songwriter has been playing and NextDoorPrisonHotel. Travis unique vocal style coupled with Summer hours begin on staff member about the wide music under the big sky for nearly has guested on Eric Funk’s 11th & acoustic guitar and bluesy Memorial Day – 10am to 10pm selection of craft beer and delicious two decades. With powerful vocals Grant and performed at Red Ants harmonica. He’s driven by a blues daily, closed Tuesday. Further infor- wine options. There’s something for and a percussive guitar style, he’s Pants. He’s shared the stage with influence, but covers a wide range mation about the menu, directions everyone on the Summer Menu at known for his dynamic live James McMurtry, Alejandro of music from folk and rock to and campground details, please visit Norris Hot Springs. performances full of acoustic folk, Escovedo, The Decemberists, The reggae, and so much more. www.norrishotsprings.com. •

Folksy Andrea von Kampen follows two Downtown distillery

Oregonian duos at Wild Joe*s infuses happy hour with Leisurely walks down Main are performed by local musicians. Bring will selections from their 2016 becoming a lot more regular, and it’s your guitar, sitar, zither, poetry, debut, Looking in from the Outside, and masterful musicians all uphill from here as summer closes comedy, or theremin and take a turn follow-up, Time It Takes. in. While you’re enjoying the up at the mic. Show Bozeman what Also visiting from Oregon, Whether your drink of choice Garrett Kuntz (banjo, mandolin, changing season, Downtown you’re made of! Individual set Eugene Americana duo Gossamer changes with the season or remains guitar), they’ll perform acoustic, Bozeman’s Coffee Spot is a great lengths depend on the number of Strings stops in on Friday, May constant all year round, Bozeman alternative, and country covers – not place to check out acoustic sets by musicians who want to play. Sign- 31st from 6–8pm. The Americana Spirits has you covered. The down- to mention one or two originals. local and traveling artists. And of ups start at 5:30pm – first come, first duo plays original music with new town distiller is serving up the Looking to the first month of course, their menu offers plenty of served. Be sure to bring your friends feeling, inspired by the long tradition creative cocktails this spring, but the summer-proper, enjoy the talents of delicious caffeinated and other treats and support live music in Bozeman! of acoustic music that has come to enjoy alongside the tunes! Here’s A modest contribution to the kitty before. Their tunes are meticulously a look at what’s coming up. will be divided by participating crafted, filled with thoughtful The next Open Mic Night will musicians at the end of the night. instrumentation on banjo, guitar, take The more people who come, the and mandolin, interwoven with place more money in the pot. lyrics sung with clarity and emotion, Saturday, An additional Open Mic Night is set and tight harmonies blending May 18th for Friday, June 7th from 6–8pm. throughout. The Strings’ live shows from Portland duo The Groovebirds create an intimate bond with the 6–8pm. visit the Coffee Spot on Sunday, audience through love, humor, and Come May 26th from 1–3pm. Their lyric- heartache. Their self-released album, for an based alternative soft rock sound is Lake Toba, is available now. evening influenced by those of the 60s, 70s From Lincoln, Nebraska, indie of music and 80s. The group will entertain folk solo act Andrea von Kampen opens up a new month of live music on Sunday, June 2nd from 3–5pm. With an effortless vocal delivery that has been praised as “soulful and worn-in,” the singer/songwriter has released two successful EPs in Another Day and Desdemona, as well as a Christmas collection and live album. Sweet Sage She draws inspiration from literature, art, and nature. von Kampen’s debut full-length, Old Country, released in February. She has shared the stage with artists such popular tasting room also hosts live Josh Moore on Tuesday, June 4th. as Tall Heights, Ira Wolf, Dead Man music by local musicians every Also a member of the Bird Dogs, Winter, The Brother Brothers, Dead Tuesday from 5:30–8pm. Here’s a the North Carolina native is the lead Horses, and Darling West, look at the upcoming acts. guitarist – and croons, too! Moore’s among others. Lena “Laney Lou” Schiffer solo acoustic show features a healthy Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot is located returns Tuesday, May 21st. The blend of originals and covers. at 18 W Main St. in the heart of Southern California native is the Sometimes described as a musically historic Downtown Bozeman. Bird Dogs’ frontwoman, known for gifted goofball, he’ll bring a mix of Learn more about these and other her powerful vocals and stringwork. good-feelin’ folk and bluegrass to upcoming events at www.wild- Her solo shows are marked by a the distillery. joescoffee.com. • blend of traditional and modern folk Learn more about Bozeman tunes, alongside some familiar indie Spirits’ distilling processes and rock and a number of originals. other offerings at www.bozeman- Check out the Americana of spirits.com. Regular tasting room Sweet Sage on Tuesday, May hours are Monday to Saturday 28th. Comprised of Amanda from 10am–8pm and Sundays Stewart (vocals, guitar) and from noon–8pm. •

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Rialto hosts bluegrass barn-burner, night of burlesque & indie act Real Estate Downtown Bozeman’s Rialto driving, whiskey Dogg, Dam-Funk, Nx serves as a cultural hub for locals drinking, boot- Worries, and Julia Holter), and those visiting our town, and in stomping music the album delivers the that spirit, barrels toward summer with infectious same kind of warmth and with a busy calendar. The historic energy. And soft-focus narratives theater continues to bring an known for their audiences have come to exciting lineup of top-tier talent rotating lineup of expect from the band – from around the country to its diverse musicians, pastoral guitars, elegantly event space(s) this spring. Here’s a The Fresh Boys deployed arrangements, a look at just a few of the upcoming fun approach to sort of mindful melan- happenings. bluegrass is choly – but with a newly On Saturday, May 18th, check marked by adventurous sonic edge. out a local Bluegrass Showcase spectacular A peek at the summer at 8:30pm. The evening will feature strings and The spectacle will $20–$25. Doors at 7:30pm. calendar, get ready for the talents of the Bridger Creek shenanigans. feature dances by New Jersey-bred indie group performances by neo-folk duo Boys, the Lazy Owl String Also on Vera Visceral and Real Estate are set for a month- Rising Appalachia, the colorful Band and The Fresh Boys. May 18th, Nina Tucciarelli ending show on Friday, May 31st at genre mishmash of Turkuaz, Tickets to this 18+ show are $15. Seattle-based alongside special 8:30pm. Tickets to this 18+ show country/rock songstress Nikki Doors at 7:30pm. singer/songwriter guests Jupiter range $25–$35. Doors at 7:30pm. Lane, veteran singer/songwriter Bridger Creek Boys’ music is Norman Baker Everhard and The five-piece is touring in and performer Steve Earle, plus so steeped in old-time tradition, while will be busking in Jodie Fosterchild. support of its to-be-released new many more. Stay tuned for details! also pushing the genre with new- the Burn Box. Heidi Krutchkoff tunes and latest album, In Mind. The Please note: the Annika Chambers grass. They blend originals with Rooted in will emcee and Mark Levy will DJ latter, their fourth full-length, is a show announced for May 16th has covers of traditional bluegrass and Americana and “lumber rock,” his an after party in the Burn Box portrait of a mature band at the been cancelled. more contemporary artists. The performance begins at 8pm and is following the performances. height of its power. Long respected The Rialto is located at 10 W Lazy Owls’ influences range from free of admission. Proceeds will benefit Raison’s next for their deft lyrical hand and Main St. in the center of historic jazz and blues to punk rock, though Raison D’être Dance Project major project, “Rachmaninov & gorgeous melodies, In Mind builds Downtown Bozeman. Learn more undeniably steeped in an old-timey presents Noir: A Tantalizing Plutonia.” General admission upon the band’s reputation for about the venue at www.rialto- traditional style. The group Evening of Dance & Burlesque tickets to this 18+ event range crafting perfect songs and carries bozeman.com, where you can encapsulates an ethic of hard on Friday, May 24th at 8:30pm. Real Estate even deeper into the also peruse current happenings and pantheon of great songwriters. buy advance tickets. Follow the Recorded in Los Angeles with Rialto on Facebook for the most up producer Cole M.G.N. (Beck, Snoop to date event announcements. • Celebrate the season & Have FUN Dancing at annual Spring Bash Have Fun Dancing has The AlleyKats are lead singer Valley as the “Dancer’s Dance KGLT comes to Big Sky this announced its 2019 Spring Bash Kate Bryan (guitar, clarinet, percus- Band” with their versatile mix of will take place at Bozeman Senior sion & drums), Cliff Demanty (vocal dance songs and styles including cha August Center on Saturday, June 1st. Guests harmonies, keyboards) and Ron chas, country and night club two- of the annual celebration of spring- Schimpf (vocal harmonies, bass). step, rumbas, waltzes, west coast time will enjoy dancing to live music The band plays an eclectic mix of swing, polkas and more. KGLT FM, Bozeman’s alterna- reach the broader Bozeman commu- by Kate & the AlleyKats. Singles, sassy swing, gutsy rhythm & blues, For further Spring Bash details tive public radio station, was recent- nity, KGLT couples, and people of all ages are and torchy ballads – with some and ticketing information, please ly approved to expand its coverage 91.9fm welcome. Admission is $15 in classic rock, country and Americana visit www.havefundancing.com. into Big Sky this August. Their advance or $18 at the door. The to round out each performance. Check out Have Fun Dancing’s new translator will broadcast activities begin at 7:30pm with a fun Their wide repertoire appeals to Facebook page for updated event from an existing site on dance class, followed by open people of all ages and musical tastes. info. Bozeman Senior Center is Andesite Mountain with dancing. Dress is semi-formal. They’re known around the Gallatin located at 807 N Tracy. • a range encompassing Big Sky Resort and the Meadow Village at the same 91.9 frequency as in Bozeman. was KGLT’s program- born. Arts Council announces 2019 ‘Music in ming ranges from hip, new indie Since artists to vintage folk, country, blues, then, the Mountains’ lineup rock – and everything in between. KGLT has The Arts Council of Big Sky is on July 25th; Marcia Ball on The music takes place at Center “KGLT’s strength lies in its grown across Southwest Montana pleased to announce another August 1st; Town Mountain with Stage in Town Center Park, one of diversity,” says Marketing Director with translators in Helena, amazing summer of Music in the special guests Laney Lou and the the best outdoor venues in the state, Ron Craighead. “We’ve never been Livingston, Big Timber, Gardiner- Mountains at Center Stage in Bird Dogs on August 8th; Mt. Joy right in the heart of Big Sky. The a ‘format’ station. With a staff of Mammoth and streaming world- Town Center Park in Big Sky. with special guests Upstate on park opens at 6pm each week, and over 84 live, volunteer DJs bringing wide at KGLT.net. Starting on June 20th and running August 15th; Honey Island there will be food and beverage their musical passions to the “We are incredibly excited to be through September 5th, there will be Swamp Band on August 22nd; vendors (including alcohol) and an airwaves – and no playlists – there’s bringing live, free-form community 15 events, including 12 Thursday Ron Artis and the Truth on arts activity tent for kids. Music never a dull moment.” radio to Big Sky with our new night concerts, the ninth annual Big August 29th; and Pinky and the typically starts at 7:15pm, but please KGLT began broadcasting on translator in August and look Sky Classical Music Festival, and a Floyd on September 5th. In visit www.bigskyarts.org for the Montana State University forward to being a part of the Big performance from Montana addition, the ninth annual Big Sky more details on these events. These Campus in 1968 as KATZ, a low- Sky community.” Shakespeare in the Parks. All Classical Music Festival, with FREE community concerts have power station heard only around the Learn more about KGLT performances are FREE and open special guests Angella Ahn, been a staple in Big Sky for more MSU campus. In the early 70s, programming and how you can to the public. Jonathan Gunn and Dallas than a decade, and this summer when a group of passionate students support public radio by visiting For the third year in a row, the Brass, will take place August should add to a lengthy list of pushed for upgrading the signal to www.KGLT.net. • series will kick off with the annual 9th–11th. A free performance of established artists that have thrilled Big Sky Soul Shine event on June Montana Shakespeare in the Big Sky audiences every week. 20th and feature cosmic folk band Parks will take place at the park on For more information on the Futurebirds, from Athens, Ga., as August 19th, and the fourth annual summer lineup and to check out

well as local group Dammit Mountainfilm in Big Sky event what other events the Arts Council Lauren and the Well. The series caps the summer September has going on, please visit the will conclude on September 5th with 13th–15th. aforementioned website. • regional favorite, Pinky and the Floyd, who will bring their all-star Pink Floyd tribute show back to Music in the Mountains for the second time following last year’s performance. In between, there will be a vari- ety of genres to appeal to all tastes. From blues to classical, Americana to funk and soul, this summer will surely be another memorable one in Big Sky. The full schedule includes Futurebirds with special guests Dammit Lauren and the Well on June 20th; Halden Wofford and the Hi-Beams on June 27th; the Tiny Band on July 4th – complete with the region’s best fireworks show; The Commonheart on July 11th; Orgone on July 18th; Hayes Carll

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Held in a cow pasture are $145 in advance and $160 at the end and are required for anyone include tents, sleeping bags, sleeping at the Second Annual BZN expedition in Finland but this was winning Patty Griffin, Country pads and chairs. Grab your International Film Festival the first time I had a chance to look Music Hall of Fame inductee Bobby camping gear when you arrive, Saturday, June 8th in the Emerson’s around. The area we were in used Bare, Shakey Graves, Colter and leave it when you’re done! Crawford Theater. The title reflects to be Poland; I still haven’t been to Wall, Valerie June, Suzy Bogguss, Avoid credit card fees Grusin’s main complaint about the center of the Ukranian art The White Buffalo, Darrell and support rural and small scoring films: “I never felt like I had situation. My dad came from Riga, Scott, Mipso, The Steel Wheels, businesses by visiting Red enough time; from the moment you Latvia but his family was from The Waifs, Dustbowl Revival, Ants Pants hard ticket outlets, get the film’s final cut, there’s Tblisi, Georgia before it was Russia. The East Pointers, William which will also be sell ing usually not a lot of time before I guess I have those kind of roots. Prince, Lilly Hiatt, Bo DePeña, camping passes this year. they need it back.” I’m fascinated by any kind of music Tris Munsick & the Innocents, Visit www.redants- Grusin has had one of the most that has geographic or nationalistic and many more. pantsmusicfestival.com phenomenal careers in the history elements. The classical music I love In all, the festival includes a free for further details about the of music, and he’s still going strong. all has roots in the folk music from kick-off street dance and 16 main 2019 performers, ticketing, Having scored some 60 features where it was derived. I’m thinking ofstage and 14 side stage performances. camping passes, volunteering, (including On Golden Pond, Three Bartok, the Hungarian folk sound. With a reputation for pairing award- vending, and sponsorship Days of the Condor, The Firm, and RZ: You and your wife Nan winning superstars with festival opportunities. • Tootsie), he clearly used the time he have three sons, two of whom did have very well, earning an (Stuart and Scott) are music editors, Oscar for his score to Robert while your son Michael is an Redford’s 1988 film, The Milagro aerospace engineer! Beanfield War. DG: If I understood half of GRP, the record label Grusin what Michael tells me I’d feel really started with Larry Rosen in the good. He thought about being a ’70s, initially released records as musician but got involved heavily in Arista/GRP. They went the space industry, avoiding the independent in 1982 and GRP craziness of the music scene. quickly became an industry leader RZ: You were interested in in contemporary jazz – and a becoming a large animal veterinari- pioneer in digital recording. Grusin an – is your Montana home a work- produced many of the label’s ing ranch, and do you have pets? recordings, including his own. “The DG: We bought the Raw Deal recording business isn’t anything Ranch in the ‘80s from Thomas like what it used to be,” he says now. photo by Goio Villanueva McGuane, who moved upstream. “I don’t even know if there is a We’ve always had cows on the place business. We used to make albums of synthesizers; can you elaborate gist of a constant education, films every move on the camera is so we grow hay and treat it like a and wonder how to promote them. on the development of GRP’s something we’ll never finish. accented by a musical element. working ranch. We’ve had dogs for If that’s going on today, I don’t see ground-breaking sound? RZ: Tell us about your composi- What Hank (Mancini) was talking many years but lost two of them, it. I don’t understand how you can DG: We were in the throes of tion process, especially the advice about – a chase scene, for example – both yellow lab rescues. The last control your life and your product. If starting a record label about the Henry Mancini gave you about find- is the texture of the sound. It may one was just over a year ago on I were younger, that’s exactly what I same time that electronic music was ing a musical texture to complement be better if you don’t try to match Valentine’s Day. I can’t quite get in would be trying to figure out.” the mood to replace that animal; she Veteran Rolling Zone columnist was such a part of our family. Cynthia Logan caught up with RZ: Who do you most admire Grusin, who splits his time between as a jazz pianist? Montana and New Mexico, ahead of “It takes a minute after you fall in love with the instrument to DG: A lot of people – so far my the screening in Bozeman. Known favorite was (the late) Bill Evans; his for an amazing work ethic and start thinking about the actual sound… what does it sound like whole sensibility and how he attention to detail, Grusin called approached it – the touch had a lot exactly on the appointed minute. to do with it. He was a wonderful The conversation covered his without trying to play every note in the world in one bar?” composer, as well. Art Tatum was esteemed career, his love of fly- one of the early ones in terms of fishing, the changes that come technique: I couldn’t figure out how with maturity, and changes in the becoming part of the sound of pop sound effects (‘You don’t have to the tempo; maybe keep it sustained anybody could do that on a piano! music industry. music. Larry (Rosen) was fascinated write a lot of notes to do that’). but have an edge to it. Find a mood Terry Lynn Carpenter… I think Rolling Zone: You love to fish; with sound and taught himself to be DG: Every film is different and direction rather than jumping on the John Legend is talented and love his do you see analogies between your a recording engineer. He was trying has different musical needs. They cuts. The job of a film composer is musicality. I don’t know if he’s hit state of mind in preparing to get out to incorporate some of the new send scripts so I know what the story to help the audience get into the his mark yet, and I don’t know how on the water and composing or sonic elements and effects used is about; I try to get a rough cut as center of the film without banging he manages the business and playing the piano? extensively in pop, like echo and soon as possible to get a feeling of them on the head about it. marketing aspect. I’m really out of Dave Grusin: It’s not very echo repeat; he was reinventing the what it’s looking like; that triggers RZ: Not Enough Time includes the maelstrom. The music business esoteric but the truth is I have to sound of everything. It became kind musical ideas for me. I have a stories about your adventures during has changed so much I finally give up working in order to fish. of a stamp for GRP, the way he greater sense of the audio-visual the 1960s in France and Brazil decided I either have time to do There’s a general opinion about mixed contemporary sound using aspect than I do of writing for a working with Quincy, Michel that or get some work done. fishing being a totally wonderful way technology. We got into Legrand, Antonio Carlos RZ: Can you comment on to lay back, but my experience is kind of crossover music, Jobim and others – can how musicians interact with their that it’s intense. Think about the say, fusing R&B you share one of instruments? humanity of trying to tie the perfect elements, or pop and your favorites? DG: I sense that when you’re fly and get the perfect drift to catch classical. It was DG: I fell in love with first learning an instrument, say, this thing with a brain the size of a fascinating to me, using Brazilian music in terms of preparing a lesson or getting some- pea. We put everything back, so it’s technology to enhance Samba and Bossa Nova thing together for your teacher, your not about survival… it’s an obsession what we were trying to trying to make inroads into concentration is on flexibility and that gets out of hand. The bottom do acoustically. I our own culture. It’s speed. It takes a minute after you fall line is you work so hard to try to actually used to think of fascinating sociologically… in love with the instrument to start be perfect; there is no perfection, synthesizers as another the music is so infectious I thinking about the actual sound… but you get as close to perfect as section of the orchestra became interested in the what does it sound like without you can. with a different country; at one time I trying to play every note in the RZ: You’ve noted that function. It was a nice thought about moving world in one bar? It becomes anoth- things deteriorate as we get older time to be in the there! That was another er obsession… when you get into and that when abilities that came record business. kind of dream. I’m still that mode all people are affected, naturally stop working, ‘you have to RZ: Along those heavily involved with whether or not they’re aware of it. It find ways to fix it.’ You’ll be 84 lines, what do you think Brazilian music. In August, makes what they’re listening to come next month; what are some things of ‘sampling’? Lee (guitarist/collaborator alive musically as opposed to being that work differently now, and DG: First of all, the Lee Ritenour) and I are amazed by fantastic technique. how do you fix them? rap element of pop going to play the Dave Grusin will be DG: Well, the losses connected music… when it was Hollywood Bowl with presented a Lifetime Achievement with the aging process are amazing. beginning, I didn’t Brazilian jazz pianist Ivan Award by Jeff Bridges after the It’s like getting an education about understand why it was Lins. We recorded the screening of Not Enough Time. all the stuff we thought we could do, attractive to an album ‘Harlequin’ with The event, which begins at 8pm, but never learned to analyze. Even audience. In a sense it’s him years ago. He is is open to BZN Festival passholders walking, standing upright; now we more basic – you don’t showing up in our lives at all access tiers. For a full have to take it apart and analyze it. have to think of again – we have a tour schedule and film previews, visit There’s a new sensibility about the melody; it’s about lined up for Japan. bozemanfilmcelebration.com. • learning process. I don’t practice on delivering a message. a regular basis but I will try to make I’m a little too old to get heavily story. If place (Havana, say) has a everything work if I have a involved with rap, but there are big part in the story, that inspires performance coming up. It’s a some amazing rhythmic tracks. I like me. I look for these hand holds Experience night of Irish culture with Celtic Woman at Brick As part of the American Bank Ancient Land, their new album, Broadway in Bozeman Series, the celebrates the long-standing Irish Theatre at the Brick presents tradition of telling stories through multi-platinum international music song: stories of the land, stories of sensation Celtic Woman on love and stories of dancing – songs Tuesday, May 21st. Their “Ancient that will bring a piece of Ireland to Land Tour” comes to Southwest audiences everywhere. Montana at 7:30pm. Tickets range Celtic Woman continues to $60–$70 and are available at transcend national and cultural www.ticketswest.com and the boundaries to celebrate the timeless Fieldhouse box office. emotion of Ireland’s centuries-old Since their debut, the global heritage. A one of a kind live act, musical superstars’ concerts the ensemble combines the continue to capture the hearts of country’s finest musical talents with an audience that spans the globe. epic stage production to present a Both an accomplished recording uniquely inspiring live experience. ensemble and a world-class Experience the Grammy- performing collective, Celtic nominated Celtic Woman on their Woman celebrates Ireland’s rich all-new tour, “Ancient Land,” the musical and cultural heritage, next chapter of their extraordinary while continuing its remarkable musical journey. legacy of introducing some of For a complete tour schedule Ireland’s most talented singers and and additional information, visit musicians onto the world stage. www.CelticWoman.com. •

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Red Ants welcomes Patty Griffin, Shakey Graves & many more for 2019 event Named “Montana Event of the founder and producer Sarah on the Jackson Ranch, and gate, while single day passes are $55 camping in the Festival campground Year” by the Montana Office of Calhoun’s hand-picked rising stars, surrounded by the Big Belt, Little in advance and $60 at the gate. A lim- for one or more nights. If camping Tourism, the Red Ants Pants the festival has grown from 6,000 Belt, and Castle Mountain ranges, the ited number of VIP weekend passes passes are purchased in advance, Music Festivalhas released the attendees in its first year to a record festival will bring in more than two are available for $500 – shaded seat- printed proof of purchase MUST lineup for its 2019 event. The annual 18,000 last year. dozen different artists performing on ing with a great view and complimen- be presented at the campground festival is held in a working cow In its ninth year, the music festival separate stages. The weekend-long, tary refreshments! Kids 12 and under entrance. Cash only at pasture on the Jackson Ranch just benefits the Red Ants Pants grassroots, honky-tonkin’ music are FREE for the music and camping, campground entrance. outside of White Sulphur Springs, set Foundation, a nonprofit organization festival brings in millions of dollars when accompanied by an adult. NEW this year: Rent your this year for July 25th–28th. in support of women’s leadership, to the rural economy. Camping passes are an additional camping gear on-site or in advance This year’s lineup features 7-time working farms and ranches, and rural Red Ants Pants weekend passes $30 per person for the entire week- from Nyx Camping. Packages GRAMMY-nominated and award- communities. Held in a cow pasture are $145 in advance and $160 at the end and are required for anyone include tents, sleeping bags, sleeping winning Patty Griffin, Country pads and chairs. Grab your Music Hall of Fame inductee Bobby camping gear when you arrive, Bare, Shakey Graves, Colter and leave it when you’re done! Wall, Valerie June, Suzy Bogguss, Avoid credit card fees The White Buffalo, Darrell and support rural and small Scott, Mipso, The Steel Wheels, businesses by visiting Red The Waifs, Dustbowl Revival, Ants Pants hard ticket outlets, The East Pointers, William which will also be selling Prince, Lilly Hiatt, Bo DePeña, camping passes this year. Tris Munsick & the Innocents, Visit www.redants- and many more. pantsmusicfestival.com In all, the festival includes a free for further details about the kick-off street dance and 16 main 2019 performers, ticketing, stage and 14 side stage performances. camping passes, volunteering, With a reputation for pairing award- vending, and sponsorship winning superstars with festival opportunities. •

Electro-acoustic stompgrass group helps segue Attic into summer months The Attic, Downtown Livingston’s exploration and live performances 2012 debut, Dodgy Mountain Men strong dynamics, bold songwriting $20. Doors at 6pm ahead of the favorite live music venue, presents that build to a fever pitch, and you’ve released follow-up Changing Lanes, a and a rowdy live-energy feel, the music at 7pm. Missoula’s Dodgy Mountain Men got a concoction that’ll make moon- testament to the evolution of the album is the work of a band who’s For these touring performances, on Friday, May 31st with the Lazy heard the calling of the road and award-winning Hollander Tim Owl String Band opening at responded with song. Kliphuis teams with Chicago-based 8:30pm. Tickets to this 21+ show are Dodgy Mountain Men have gypsy jazz guitarist, Alfonso $10 in advance and $12 the night delivered their energetic sets to ven- Ponticelli, to highlight the music of of. Doors open at 7:30pm. ues and festivals from coast to coast. famed musical duo Stéphane Dodgy Mountain Men sling a They’ve shared the stage with acts Grappelli and Django Reinhardt. home-brewed Montana stompgrass such as The Devil Makes Three, Re-creating the 1930s in Paris, and that goes down smooth but packs a Greensky Bluegrass, The White drawing inspiration from current- bite, mixing the rhythms of bluegrass, Buffalo, Leftover Salmon, Scott H. day gypsy, classical and folk music the soul of the blues and the energy Biram, Jerry Joseph and the as well, they alternate moments of of rock n’ roll with a plethora of Jackmormons, Pert Near Sandstone, dazzling interplay with melancholy other musical traditions to create a Toubab Krewe, Dead Winter and sheer exhilaration, in an unique electro-acoustic experience. Carpenters, Fruition, Brothers inspired journey that is The group’s genre-bending Comatose and countless others. different every night. experimentation and passion for Sunday, June 9th will feature a “Superb… a provocative meeting American roots traditions weave performance by legendary violinist of minds” – Sunday Times together to emphasize their lyrical Tim Kliphuis and guitarist Advanced ticketing information storytelling, creating a musical Alfonso Ponticelli. The evening for other upcoming Attic shows is frontier rife with empty mason jars, of Gypsy Jazz Duets will close with available at www.theatticmon- outlaws, gypsy women and cold shiners proud and compel dancers to group from a sideways folk outfit to a a swing dance performance by local tana.com. The Attic is located at Montana storms. Add three distinct wear out the soles of their shoes. fully recognized band pushing the ensemble Montana Manouche. 110 N Main St. in Livingston, just frontmen, a pension for sonic Following Stronger than Death, their borders of Americana. Boasting Tickets to this 21+ show are above Whiskey Creek Saloon. •

Rockin’ the Rivers returns in early August – tix on sale now! Who’s ready? Rockin’ the party that is uniquely Rockin’ the VIP packages are also available. Rivers has been bringing the music www.rockintherivers.com Rivers is set to return to The Rivers, Montana’s largest and most Above rates do not include of rock legends to Montana for a for ticketing information and Bridge near Three Forks for its 2019 loved rockfest. processing fees. three-day rock festival – the only official outlets, camping info, and event. The riff-heavy festival will be One-day general admission is For two decades, Rockin’ the one of its kind in the state. The more on the festival and its awe- held Thursday through Saturday, legacy will continue in 2019! Visit some rockin’ acts! • August 8th–10th with a hair-raising slate of performers. This year’s festival will feature performances by Cheap Trick, Zakk Sabbath featuring Viking Thunder God Zakk Wylde, Lou Gramm of Foreigner with Asia featuring John Payne, Warrant, Saliva, Dokken, Adelitas Way, The Guess Who, Hinder, Dead Fervor, Pinky & the Floyd, Nova Rex, Whiskey River, Comatose Posse, and Hot for Teacher. Additional performances by Spekatlas, The MAX, Call of the Awakened, Blue Tattoo, Stranded by Choice, Dead Presleys, Break the Broken, Scratch, Exit 288, White Boy & the Average Rat Band, Voodoo $75 or $125 for VIPs, while three- Cadillac, Crashdown Butterfly, day tickets are available for $165, or Downtime, and more! Come $325. Two-person camping celebrate with some of rock’s packages are $395, or $250 for lone favorite legends and the hottest up- campers. Each of these packages and-comers. Stay to revel in the include three-day festival passes.

As part of the American Bank Ancient Land, their new album, Broadway in Bozeman Series, the celebrates the long-standing Irish Theatre at the Brick presents tradition of telling stories through multi-platinum international music song: stories of the land, stories of sensation Celtic Woman on love and stories of dancing – songs Tuesday, May 21st. Their “Ancient that will bring a piece of Ireland to Land Tour” comes to Southwest audiences everywhere. Montana at 7:30pm. Tickets range Celtic Woman continues to $60–$70 and are available at transcend national and cultural www.ticketswest.com and the boundaries to celebrate the timeless Fieldhouse box office. emotion of Ireland’s centuries-old Since their debut, the global heritage. A one of a kind live act, musical superstars’ concerts the ensemble combines the continue to capture the hearts of country’s finest musical talents with an audience that spans the globe. epic stage production to present a Both an accomplished recording uniquely inspiring live experience. ensemble and a world-class Experience the Grammy- performing collective, Celtic nominated Celtic Woman on their Woman celebrates Ireland’s rich all-new tour, “Ancient Land,” the musical and cultural heritage, next chapter of their extraordinary while continuing its remarkable musical journey. legacy of introducing some of For a complete tour schedule Ireland’s most talented singers and and additional information, visit musicians onto the world stage. www.CelticWoman.com. • page 4C • Volume 26, Number 10 - May 15, 2019 • 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 26, Number 10 - May 15, 2019 • page 5C Page 6C • The RollingZone • May 15, 2019

CO’s Aaron Dunn, jazzy John Swendseid ensemble at Red Tractor Be it a first date, working dinner their usual Thursday slot on May music and lyrics – comes deep from and pints of beer. and experience the flavor and fun or family meal, you can never go 16th at 7pm. The Boys are an the heart, or in some cases, bubbles Red Tractor hosts the John of Montana life. wrong with pizza – no matter how acoustic bluegrass quartet steeped in up from his whimsical sense of irony. Swendseid Group on Saturday, Music Monday sees the talents of old-time tradition, Lang’s selection of covers ranges May 25th at 6:30pm. The night of Grace Slayden on May 27th while also pushing the beginning at 6:30pm. genre with newgrass. Come check out the The band blends orig- acoustics and show inals with covers of her some love! traditional bluegrass Tuesday, April and more contempo- 28th will feature rary artists. Their style Weston Lewis at is confident, complex, 7pm. Lewis plays with and full of improvisa- a number of local tion that will draw you bands, solo perform- in and get you shaking ances, and as a sit-in all over with bluegrass lead guitarist for joy. Bridger Creek Boys artists including The will bring additional Andrew Hand Band, performances to Red John Sherrill, The Tractor on May 23rd and Electric Sunday, Lang 30th at 7pm. Termes, Mathias, and On May 17th, MOTH. His solo sets Jazz Night takes over are comprised mostly Red Tractor, as it does of acoustic rock every Friday, at 7pm. from early country blues to the full groovy jazz fusion is another covers and some of his original Curated by guitarist gamut of contemporary classics. A fantastic opportunity to enjoy some songs. In band settings, he likes to and composer Alex few of his biggest influences include good ole pizza n’ beer among play funk, jazz, country and more. Robilotta, these Muddy Waters, Woody Guthrie, family and friends. And on Saturday, June 1st, evenings feature the Bruce Springsteen, Eddie Vedder, The Dirt Farmers bring a PermaFunk entertains at 7pm. music styles of jazz, and Townes Van Zandt. Sunday show on May 26th at 6pm. The Bozeman-based group makes funk, latin, and more. Coloradoan tunesmith Aaron They’re a foot-stomping string band music to keep bodies moving and Aaron Dunn Come out, get ready Dunn visits Bozeman with a Red who have dubbed their musical style souls grooving! Expect plenty of to groove, and hear Tractor show on Sunday, May 19th “paisley grass.” They’ve gained a funky, soulful, psychedelic, and America’s only original at 7pm. The reggae, blues and soul following for their fun-loving mix of Latin-infused grooves. The band is ya slice it! Complementing its hand- art form as it exists and evolves in musician writes songs inspired by old school country, bluegrass, blues inspired by the creativity and crafted pies and wide selection of the 21st century. Additional Jazz Nights life, live, the sea and mountains. and rock – with the occasional slip passion of the 1970s and everyone regional brews, Red Tractor Pizza are set for May 24th and 31st at 7pm. Cleo Toll performs on Monday, into hip-hop. The band members, as who participates in the PermaFunk also plays host to independent Lang Termes provide the tunes May 20th beginning at 6:30pm. A unique as their song list, serve it all experiment. musicians and other events on Saturday, May 18th at 7pm. His member of the recently formed up with a smile on mandolin, banjo, Red Tractor Pizza is located at throughout the week. Here’s a look vocal style ranges from mellow folk Stringbean, expect some deliciously guitar, fiddle and bass with vocal 1007 W Main St. in Bozeman. at what’s coming up. ballads to growling boogie blues. His homegrown acoustics to go along harmonies. The Dirt Farmers invite Check out their menu at www.red- Bridger Creek Boys return to style of songwriting – both original with the all you can eat pizza buffet you to be “Having a Good Time” tractorpizza.com. •

Missoulian musicians latest features on Montana Homegrown

Coupling the talents of regional playing both rhythm and melodic expands on the Americana sound musicians and the stories behind lead, while singing and putting it that has made the Highway Patrol a their originals make for a listening down on the stomp plate. barroom favorite in Western experience unlike any other in the Homegrown recently featured Montana, also delving into his roots Treasure State. In that spirit, Richie Reinholdt and Britt Arnesen with folk songwriting and blues Montana Homegrown Radio whose duo project, Britchy, is a guitar playing. His dexterous finishes off the homestretch spring staple in the Missoula music scene picking breathes life into sturdy with a trio of notable acts! and beyond. The pair is known for songs, bounding across genres to A new episode featuring its distinctive Americana featuring complement a mature voice that is mountain folkster Wes Urbaniak is fine pickin’ and timeless songwriting. alternately insightful or irreverent. set to drop Saturday, March 18th. They’ve released three albums, Montana Homegrown Radio is Originally from Billings, his including 2016’s entirely self-pro- an online independent musician experimental expressionism puts fire duced Two-Lane Highway. showcase featuring different area provides a very laid back, fun encouraged to apply for a guest to the gasoline structure of folk Missoulian guitar player and acts with every episode. Presented environment so radio guests can spot on the podcast. Visit mon- music. His songwriting is a quilting songwriter Jackson Holte also much like a live broadcast radio be as comfortable and spontaneous tanahomegrownradio.com of life lived, lessons learned, visited the studio to record a recent show, each hosted episode includes as possible. to catch up with the fantastic humility sought, and understanding episode. He’s played with an interview component, discussion, Montana Homegrown serves as a musicians who have been featured earned through the processes of Newlyweds, Gooseberries, and now and of course – live music! promotional space for local talent thus far, or to submit an application becoming a steady and thoughtful fronts his own band, Jackson Holte Host Dirk Alan is a native and their many art forms – and they for a future edition. Be sure to man. Urbaniak works the range on & the Highway Patrol, whose debut Montanan with a passion for music want YOU! Any musician with a keep an eye out for additional the acoustic guitar, often times EP released last fall. Holte’s solo set and helping fellow musicians. Dirk story to tell and a song to sing is guests as they’re announced. •

Eagles welcomes Nathan Kalish, Tsunami Funk & more stripped-down sets

An oldie but a goodie! The Eagles contin- ues to be a favorite among the happy Nathan Kalish hour- inclined. plays tunes from artists like Stevie Downtown Bozeman’s seasoned Wonder, Pharrell Williams, Bruno watering hole features drink specials, Mars, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Friday night BINGO and burgers, James Brown, Earth Wind & Fire, plus regular live music. Here’s a look Sly & the Family Stone, Kool & the at who’s playing at FOE in the Gang, Van Morrison, Steely Dan, coming weeks. Bob Marley, and many more! The Eagles’ next midweek Tsunami Funk is Eddie T, Luke acoustics come courtesy of Flansburg, Nate Anderson, David Noel & Ed on May 15th beginning Charles, and Isaiah Morales. at 7pm. Head downtown, grab Tsunami Funk vocalist and an adult beverage and unwind guitarist Luke Flansburg returns with their instrumentals before to the Eagles with a midweek finishing out the workweek. performance on Wednesday, May After a rockin’ Friday night show 29th at 7pm. He’ll bring a wide by Dilly Dilly on May 17th, variety of music ranging from funk Nathan Kalish steps in for the to rock to blues. Also a member of Saturday night slot on May 18th. Pinky & the Floyd and MOTH, From the American Midwest, prepare for a fun set of covers and Kalish’s latest album I Want to originals that will span the genres. Believe is a country-Americana Bridger Mountain Big record with a tip of the hat to Band performs regularly on psychedelic, folk and rock n’ roll. Sundays from 7–9:30pm. The 17- The songs vary from wistful piece jazz orchestra celebrates the introspect to knee-slapping social music of Duke Ellington, Count commentary while managing to Basie, and more, with original keep a cohesive familiarity arrangements and music of all recognizable to fans and followers. genres from the 1900s to today. Guitarist and vocalist Robert Check them out on Facebook for Lethert of The Innocents performance announcements. (formerly the Booze Hounds) will Always a blast, Sunrise play a solo set on Wednesday, May Karaoke sets up every 22nd at 7pm. Expect to hear a Thursday night. Come sing your blend of old school country and heart out and maybe even do a contemporary Americana. His dance number between songs. strong gravely voice will perfectly Liquid confidence available complement your evening at the upon request. downtown watering hole. Eagles Bar live music begins Tsunami Funk will take the at 9pm, unless otherwise noted. stage Friday and Saturday, May Come play a game of pool, listen to 24th and 25th. The Bozeman- some great local bands, or stop in favorite group always packs the for a cold one any day of the week! dance floor with Funk/R&B- The Eagles is located at 316 E rocking grooves. Tsunami Funk Main, next to the Nova Café. • page 6C • Volume 26, Number 10 - May 15, 2019 • The BoZone Entertainment Calendar • www.BoZone.com • 406-586-6730 ––– Tell ’em, “I Saw It In The BoZone!” May 15, 2019 • The RollingZone • Page 7C

CO’s Aaron Dunn, jazzy John Swendseid ensemble at Red Tractor ‘Music on Main’ returns to Downtown Bozeman in June

with exciting slate

entertains on July 25th, followed more about the 2019 lineup. The Downtown Bozeman business, culture and entertain- by Dead Winter Carpenters A member of the Downtown Association is proud to present the ment; to conduct and promote on August 1st, and The Rad Bozeman Partnership, the purpose 19th Annual Music on Main activities and events that build a Trads on August 8th. The of the Downtown Bozeman Summer Concert Series in strong local economy; and to con- Outer Vibe is set to close out Association (DBA) is to promote historic Downtown Bozeman. Music tribute to the well-being, growth and the series on August 15th. Downtown Bozeman as a center of on Main festivities will take place on vitality of Downtown Bozeman. • Bring the kids from 6:30–8pm Main Street between Rouse and for the Coca Cola “Kids’ Zone” Black Ave. on Thursday evenings, on South Bozeman Ave. which will June 27th through August 15th. feature bouncy houses, hula The music begins at 7pm and hooping, and more! Grab a bite to runs until 8:30pm. Announcing the Chico Sunday shows feature eat from one of the many rotating 2019 lineup, Paige & the People’s food vendors, step into a few of the Band kicks off the series on June Downtown Bozeman Association downtown stores that’ll be open late, Chicago blues project, 27th. Tris Munsick & the and nearly 100% funded by its and of course, enjoy outstanding live Innocents follow on July 4th, The business sponsorships. If you are music from popular local and Dusty Pockets on July 11th, and interested in being an event sponsor, Mandy Rowden touring bands. Jameson & the Sordid Seeds on please visit www.downtownboze- A day trip Music on Main is a FREE July 18th. Lauren Morrow man.org where you can also learn over to Park community event hosted by the County will soon

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the Yellowstone and hiking the Absaroka Sac acts: Diamond, ‘Crues’ of Daniel Bearooth. But until those days Kosel & Sugar Daddies come, transition into Montana’s The one-stop Sacajawea Hotel is other than the occasional tune. With stylings make a delightful listening favorite months perfect for dinner, drinks and an arsenal of originals and person- experience best described as “Crues with a weekend dancing every weekend! Enjoy a fine alized covers, the guys will keep you Music,” a self-styled blend of getaway to Chico Hot Springs. With fantastic live entertainment in the Saloon every Friday and Saturday night, you can kick up Mandy Rowden your feet – and soak them too. Here’s a Another Sunday show, this time look at what’s headed to the featuring Mandy Rowden, is set Paradise Valley watering hole. for May 26th at 8pm. Rowden is an The Fossils are back with a Austin-based singer/songwriter and pair of performances on Friday and multi-instrumentalist who’s been Saturday, May 17th and 18th. compared to Lucinda Williams, Kim Known around town for their Richey, and Stevie Nicks, to name a authentic hippie music, The band few. Her latest album, When That guarantees a rockin’ good time. The Day Comes, is a collection of warm, members have been acquainted for engaging songs about life and loss. years and are connected by their Its easy pace and vulnerable lyrics love of music. The Fossils are Scott roll out a welcome mat of raw, emo- dining experience in Pompey’s Grill on your feet Boehler (harmonica), Rich Ruggles tional accessibility revealing a world followed by a night on the dance until last call. (keyboard), Jerry Mullen (guitar), textured by hurt and hope alike. floor in the Sac Bar. Here’s a look at BE the and Donny Scott (drums). Russ Nasset & the some of the upcoming acts. entertainment Motown meets the Chicago blues Revelators will perform their Diamond take the stage Friday, with Sunrise Karaoke on Friday, country, rock, and blues. when The Good, the Bad & the brand of rockabilly country and May 17th. The sprightly duo of May 24th. Bring your favorite songs Sugar Daddies follow with all Blues visits Chico with a Sunday blues on Friday, May 31st and Colette and Kenny Diamond bring and get ready to impress – or at the favorites on Saturday, June 1st. show on May 19th at 8pm. The Saturday, June 1st. Led by the father a unique and engaging musical least give it your best shot! You This Montana-based trio has been band’s sound is a rich mixture of the and son duo of Russ and Sam experience, with a song selection haven’t done karaoke until you’ve performing in various venues new and deep-rooted past of gospel, Nasset, the Revelators have been from today’s hits, country, classic done it with Sunrise. around Southwest Montana since blues, soul and funk. This blending dishing out their hard-driving rock, R&B, and crowd pleasing Exit 288 entertain Saturday, 2012. While the gist of their of influences makes for a dynamic repertoire of rockabilly, honky tonk, sing-alongs. Colette – kicking bass, May 25th. The high-energy group material is popular rock n’ roll, experience that touches each of and rock n’ roll since the late ‘90s, playing piano, percussion, and performs everything from classic country, oldies, R&B and blues, their audience’s senses. Their self- playing over a hundred concerts vocals – brings a level of and contemporary rock, to blues, they also have an extensive arsenal titled album is available now. annually across the Pacific entertainment that lights up the country, and all that’s in between. of original songs, all of which are The MAX is back at Chico on Northwest. At a live show, you’d room. Kenny, the second half of the Exit 288 connects with the audience palatable, as well as an array of Friday and Saturday, May 24th and better be ready to dance, because popular duo, often straps on an and creates a fun and exciting lesser-known but still great songs by 25th. The popular band has when the Revelators take the stage, electric guitar and delivers rendi- atmosphere. The band’s music is both obscure and well-known entertained and delighted audiences they’re gonna set the floor on fire! tions of classic ‘70s and ‘80s guitar carefully selected to get people artists/songwriters. Their main nationwide since the mid-80s, calling Expect to hear unique versions of riffs. Kenny’s sound is big, and involved in the party and to keep focus is variety, and they half- Montana home since 1993. With classic country and rockabilly songs, Diamond plays songs you do not the dance floor hopping! jokingly have a motto of “No Kyle Brenner (guitar), Mike Young original originals, and lots of stuff expect to come out of a two-piece. Daniel Kosel is back on Friday, request left behind.” (drums), and Bobb Clanton (bass), you probably think is original. Country rockers BlueBelly May 31st. He’s a Montana-based ALL Sac Bar music begins at The MAX plays spot-on renditions Chico Saloon music begins Junction return on Saturday, May singer/songwriter and guitarist who 9pm, unless otherwise noted. The of a wide variety of choice dance- at 9pm, unless otherwise noted. 18th. The group provides audiences performs originals from his albums Sacajawea Hotel is located at 5 N able rock n’ roll covers and has two Chico Hot Springs is located in with what they consider “rockabilly Beartooth Stage and The Rain, plus a Main in Three Forks. For more original albums, Shadows in the Shade Pray, 20 miles south of Livingston. music” all over the state of delicious bevy of covers. His information about these events, visit and Vinyl Valentine. The MAX has Come sip, soak, and swing! Montana. The high-energy band emotionally intelligent poetry, www.sacajaweahotel.com or opened for Styx, REO Speedwagon, For more information, visit tends to veer away from slow jams, soulful vocals, and pretty guitar call (406) 285-6515. • and The Fabulous Thunderbirds. www.chicohotsprings.com. •

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Twice weekly concerts spotlight regional musicians at Hot Springs Bozeman Hot Springs is a destination for Thursday, May 23rd. Combining elements of singer and locals and their soak-loving families, but the blues, funk, and more, Alm brings a sound guitarist of local venue is also home to weekly live music from similar to the likes of the Black Keys or White reggae band, In the pool-adjacent stage on regular Thursday Stripes, if either were acoustic-based. Walks Bud. His and Sunday nights beginning at 7pm. Here’s a Presenting a genre deemed “garage soul from solo shows blend look at who’s set to perform. Jackson Hole,” he’ll be joined by fellow rock and reggae Edis & the Incredibles take the stage on Cowboy State musician Lazy Susan for a fun, for an energy- Thursday, May 16th. She’s been playing music acoustic duo rock show for all ages. fueled perform- in the Bozeman area for over 30 years as a The original country-rock style of ance that still solo act and with a variety of bands. Believing Bozeman’s Dead Yellers brings a true maintains the in the transformative and healing power of Montana sound to each and every mellow sounds of music, Edis plays a unique blend of folky, performance, including their show at the Hot his craft. Williams bluesy tunes that can appeal to any audience. Springs on May 26th. Founded by frontman will be sure to Playing with some of Bozeman’s finest Peter King, the band’s music follows a theme wow the soaking musicians, Edis will bring her trio to the hot of courage in the face of adversity delivered in crowd. springs to entertain music-lovers of all ages. an upbeat, western roots format, ultimately On Sunday, Reckless Abandon follows on Sunday, leaving the audience feeling hopeful and June 2nd, Ryan May 19th. New to the local music scene, these happy. Sometimes joined by fiddle, pedal steel, Acker returns to guys keep the blues alive. A groovy four-piece bass, and harmonica, this group always brings the Hot Springs Dead Yellers blues/rock/jazz fusion band, this four-piece something unique to their shows, with each stage for a solo provides an amazing show of blues and classic sounding different than the last. performance. He Bozeman Hot Springs is located at 81123 rock covers paired with some originals. The Helena native Aaron Williams closes out lends his banjo-playing talents to Minnesota- Gallatin Road, just south of Four Corners. boys Abandon will bring a great time for another month of live music on Thursday, based Americana powerhouse The Last Revel. Visit www.bozemanhotsprings.com for the Hot Springs audience. May 30th. Growing up in a musical family, his Acker is known to provide a wide variety of operating hours, further event details, and Wyoming-based duo Jay Alm & Lazy parents introduced him to a range of Western, stringed instruments and soulful vocals at fitness membership information. Call (406) Susan strum up the entertainment on bluegrass, and fiddle tunes. He’s now the lead every show. Don’t miss it! 586-6492 with additional questions. •

Twin indie folk duo hits Pine Creek ahead of summer openers MarchFourth Pine Creek Lodge brings Portland-based 30th with local support from Ira Wolf at delivers a multi- Shook Twins to its modern-rustic, 7pm. This FREE show will move to the out- faceted, indelible mountainside space with a one-night-only door Beer Garden Stage, weather permitting. experience of pure joy. performance on Friday, May 17th at 8pm. Always on the road, currently traveling in a Pine Creek’s Tickets are $20 in advance or $25 day of 1988 Volkswagen Vanagon, Lee works tireless- incredible summer show, based on availability. ly at his crafts. The musician and carpenter is slate also includes The indie folk-pop band is fronted by sincerely dedicated to quality and simplicity. performances by Billy identical twins, Katelyn and Laurie, who serve With a demand for constant progress, he Strings, The Two as the main songwriters. Central to Shook delivers well-constructed songs and woodworks Tracks, Hot Twins’ sound is their wide range of instrumen- with an even blend of contour and grit. Buttered Rum, tation: banjo, acoustic and electric guitars, Following his debut EP, Schema, new single FutureBirds, Laney electric bass, mandolin, electronic drums, face “Take Me to the Movies” released in March. Lou & the Bird drum (beat-box), glockenspiel, ukulele, banjo- Pine Creek’s outdoor Summer Concert Dogs, Trout Steak head drumming and their signature Golden Series officially begins Wednesday, June 5th Revival, Justin Egg. Beautiful twin harmonies, layered upon with MarchFourth on the Main Stage at Townes Earle, The acoustic and electric instrumentation – cou- 7pm. Tickets are $20 in advance or $25 day Black Lillies, Corb pled with Laurie’s inventive use of percussive of show, based on availability. Lund, Sarah Shook and ambient vocal loops, and Katelyn’s re-pur- The internationally-acclaimed, genre- & the Disarmers, posed telephone microphone – set their sound breaking force in the world of entertainment is Pinky & the Floyd, Marchfourth apart, creating a unique and eccentric blend of a sonic explosion delivered by 20 musicians, Jeff Austin Band, folk, roots, groove and soul. Their new album, dancers and artisans. The diverse ensemble Head for the Hills, on May 19th, Marcedes Carroll on May Some Good Lives, released early this year. travels the world, taking audiences on a Hayes Carll, The Young Dubliners, and 26th, and Brice Ash on June 2nd. Take your Following on Friday, May 24th, a special joy-inducing, foot-stomping, booty-shaking, Zoso: The Ultimate Led Zeppelin pick and head over! These shows are FREE of Girl Guitar Jam will feature talented ladies soul-stirring journey that defies categorization. Experience, among so many others! Stay admission and open to the public. from near and far – and their guitars. With exceptional musical quality and a visual tuned for further details. Please visit www.pinecreeklodgemon- Beginning at 6pm, come enjoy the sounds kaleidoscope of stilt walkers, hoopers and Also in Paradise Valley, Pine Creek presents tana.com for ticketing information, to of Mandy Rowden, Quenby, Heather Vaudeville-style dancers, MarchFourth whips its Brunch Live Music Series. The week- reserve your cabin, and to learn more about Lingle and Marcedes Carroll. This is crowds into a celebratory frenzy with an over- end offering regularly showcases regional these and other upcoming events. Pine Creek a FREE show. the-top spectacle of high-energy compositions, musicians from 11am–1pm. Order some food, Lodge is located at 2496 E River Rd., just Midwestern singer/songwriter Lee Henke colorful costumes, and irresistible charisma. maybe a cold beverage, then find a spot! outside of Livingston. Call (406) 222-3628 visits Southwest Montana on Thursday, May More than just a “show,” MarchFourth Upcoming acts include: Kennedy Richards for further information. •

Filler sees night of ‘80s ‘nostalgicana’ ahead of Ages & Ages show ChickenJam West presents electronic music project Exmag on Thursday, May 16th at 9pm. This to this 21+ show are $9 in advance and $12 at the door. Doors at 8pm. Where the new and the old are reconciled, where powerful and meek, beautiful and tragic are one, exists Exmag. Hair Train Awesome These musicians take change catastrophes, racist policies, rising many forms and use their driving, soulful fascism and an overt culture of dread of an fusion to bring you a celebration of unknowable future. [Principle songwriters Rob Extraordinary Magnitude. Celestial Oberdorf and Tim Perry] took their time to harmonies and ancient rhythms take you on a document some of the micro and macro feelings journey neither here nor there, to explore the that living through near-daily atrocities evoke. space in between. The group’s newly released Me You They We is as much a personal record, a EP, The Walls That Divide Us, is available now. journal of specific instances, as it is an A reviewer for Empty Lighthouse writes, indictment of the political landscape.” “Containing all the right elements of funk, Looking to next month, Denver-based soul, blues, R&B, and electronica, this ever- bluegrass outfit Turkeyfoot is set for a show on growing contingent of artists is not just Sunday, June 9th. Lamb Salad, a duo another EDM group, but a production comprised of Shawn Swain and Gordon Sevee collective who explore new means of pushing of the Kitchen Dwellers, will get the music the limits by combining live instruments and started at 8pm. This to this 21+ show are $5 in vocalists with their own synthesized beats.” advance and $8 at the door. Doors at 7pm. Nostalgicana Gen X group Hair Train The five members of Turkeyfoot share Awesome follows with an ‘80s-inspired momentous instrumental talent, an enthusiasm evening on Friday, May 17th at 7pm. Be sure for collaboration, and some serious songwriting to wear your bitchin’ threads – and get ready chops. While the five-piece’s original songs to show off your best grubby dust wall, Air feature themes of love and loss in contemporary Hoffman, or Tawny Kitaen move! This to settings, musically, the members share a love for this 21+ show are $7 in advance and $10 traditional, straightforward bluegrass – and it at the door. Doors at 6pm. shows in the no-nonsense, driving arrangements. Psychedelic indie pop act Ages and Ages Turkeyfoot released their self-titled debut EP visits Bozeman on Saturday, May 25th. Local last year and are now working on their first rock band WireRider will kick off the music full-length outing. New single “Life Is Strange” at 9pm. This to this 21+ show are $10 in is available now. advance and $15 at the door. Doors at 8pm. Advance tickets for these Filling Station Ages and Ages is touring in support of and other upcoming shows are available Me You They We, the band’s just-released new in-store at Cactus Records and www.cactus- album which serves as “a reflection of their records.net. For more information, visit experiences over the past two years of climate www.chickenjamwest.com. •

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