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It’s here! Big Sky Country State Fair returns to Fairgrounds he Big Sky Country State Fair cal acclaim for his powerful delivery of the Top 5 Saturday, July 18th–21st at 2pm, 7:30pm and diverse, spontaneous act described as a hypnotic retur ns to the Gallatin County smash and CMA Song of the Year-nominated 9:30pm each day. They’ll also be back on Sunday, show erupting into a rock concert-like event. Fairgrounds, Wednesday through “Like a Cowboy.” Houser’s latest album, Fired Up, July 22nd at 1:30pm, 5pm and 7pm. The Bozeman Roundup Ranch Rodeo is Sunday, July 18th–22nd for another is available now. Southern California’s #1 Beatles Tribute set for Saturday and Sunday, July 21st–22nd at round of food, fun, music, and so On Friday, July 20th, Everclear hits the stage Show has been thrilling audiences with its tight Anderson Arena. Saturday performances will kick much more! Here’s a look at this year’s at 8pm. Formed by Art Alexakis in 1991, in harmonies and flawless note-for-note instrumental off at 1pm and 7pm, with the finals to follow at performers and some other highlights. Portland, Oregon, the iconic rock band has renditions. The group has honed its show to 1pm on Sunday. Ranch Rodeo reflects today’s On Wednesday, July 18th, original country enjoyed a lengthy career spanning 11 studio become one of the most musically and visually true working cowboy from the big open. Seven artistT Aaron Watson performs with help from releases, numerous videos, thousands of shows satisfying tribute acts in the world. Their custom- events are packed full of excitement representing High Valley at 8pm. Extremely popular with and accolades that include a 1998 Grammy nomi- tailored costumes, vintage instruments, work done on the ranch: Wild Cow Milking, those who maybe aren’t as fond of “bro country,” nation. Although the band hasn’t released a new Liverpudlian dialect and precise attention to every Team Branding, Trailer Loading, Team Sorting, Watson’s latest album, oVaquer , is an ambitious set studio album since 2015’s triumphant Black Is the detail recreate the magic, music, wit and wisdom Ranch Bronc Riding, Team Doctoring, and of character-driven storytelling, level-headed cul- New Black, Everclear continues to tour actively. of the total Beatles phenomenon. On stage, the Hide Race. tural commentary, and love songs for grown-ups And while it’s a virtual surety that no Everclear four permanent members capture the unique per- Kids and thrill-seekers: don’t forget the rides! that promise to further solidify his status as one of gig is complete without a rendition of “Santa sonality, physicality and charm of the Beatle they The Carnival is open from 1–11pm daily (clos- today’s finest torch-bearers of real country music. Monica” and “Father of Mine,” lately the band portray, including the Fab Four’s familiar head ing at 8pm on July 22nd). North Star Available now, the album confidently draws from has found that exploring the full range of past bobs, toe taps and patter between songs. Amusements returns with super spectacular rides Texas’ storied musical melting pot: dancehall material – especially the “deep cuts” – not only Master hypnotist Tyzen brings his spectacular Vertigo and G-Force, kiddie rides, and traditional shuffles, dustbowl narratives, Tejano, and more. gives fans a rare treat, but also injects new life into talents back to the Fair with a number of shows favorites. Single-day wristbands are $30 and gain High Valley is an Albertan brothers duo the band’s live dynamic. on the Montana Treasure State Stage. entry to unlimited rides. Ride coupons are also known for their singles “Make You Mine” and All shows are held in Anderson Arena with Performances will take place Wednesday through available for $1 each or ten for $9. “She’s With Me,” both featured on their recently doors at 7pm and the performances at 8pm. Main Friday, July 18th–20th, at 6:30pm and 8:30pm, Big Sky Country State Fair is held Wednesday, released Farmhouse Sessions compilation. stage acts are included with fair admission. with an additional show on Friday afternoon at July 18th through Sunday, July 22nd in Bozeman. Randy Houser follows on Thursday, July Special seating and ticket packages are also avail- 4:30pm. Catch him on Sunday, July 22nd at The Gallatin County 4-H Horse Show is featured 19th at 8pm. With an inimitable voice The New able. The new Pit Pass will be offered at just $29. 2:30pm and 6pm. Monday and Tuesday, July 16th–17th. The Fair York Times describes as “wholly different, thicker Only 400 will be sold per show and the deal will The “Hypnosis That Rocks” comedy hypnosis opens to the public Wed., July 18th. Admission is and more throbbing, a caldron bubbling over,” the include stage-side viewing, a private bartender, show generates a high octane performance where $10 for adults 13 and older, $3 for youth 6–12, Mississippi native has racked up five consecutive and private restroom facilities. audience members are transformed into the free for those 5 and under, and $6 for seniors 62 country radio hits and over five million singles Also during the Fair, The BoZone presents STARS! Coupled with a generous dose of and older. Visit www.406statefair.com to pur- sales. He topped the charts with the “How Beatles tribute band Hard Day’s Night on the standup comedy, the hypnotist and magician’s chase tickets and for more information on this Country Feels,” “Runnin’ Outta Moonlight,” Montana Treasure Stage with multiple perform- shows are a unique, high octane experience for year’s festivities. • “Goodnight Kiss,” “We Went,” and earned criti- ances. Showtimes are Wednesday through audiences of all ages. Tyzen is known for his Contents Community Music ...... 2A Community ...... 3A Calendar ...... 4-5A Film ...... 6A Theatre ...... 7A The Arts – Big Sky ...... 8A EcoZone ...... B RollingZone ...... C EndZone ...... D Outdoor Music ...... 3D Crazy Days 13th Annual Red Ants Pants Music Festival - Downtown Bozeman Big Sky Brewfest White Sulphur Springs Bi$Zone ...... 4D July 20th - July 21st July 2st Jult 26th - July 29th ­Page 2a­•­The BoZone •­July 15,­2018

Eagles Lodge Ballroom Last Hops & History event before hosts Sunday show w/ concluding celebration at MOR AJJ & Kimya There’s a full calendar at the Jacobs, Butte’s first mayor; and history of the world’s most recog- Museum of the Rockies as Solomon Content’s 1864 business nized musical instrument. Southwest Montana works its way block, today the centerpiece of the Experience diverse genres of music through the sunny season. Here’s a Virginia City National Historic and discover the science of pitch look at some upcoming events at Landmark. and tone. Crossing over cultural your neighborhood museum. MOR’s summer Hops & boundaries, the guitar has made a MOR is pleased to host the History series continues! Now in its significant impact on a wide variety Extreme History Project Lecture fifth year, Hops & History supports of groups from gypsies to cowboys Series, encouraging public under- the museum’s adjacent Living to teenage rebels. GUITAR: The standing of the way our history has History Farm. Every month during Instrument That Rocked the World is shaped our present. Speakers take a the summer season, Hops & History included with Museum admission. fresh look at interesting historical brings a lively audience of adults to Dig a little deeper with the topics. Montana’s Pioneer the farm by pairing the Gallatin GUITAR: An Evening with an Jewish Communities with Ellen Valley’s brewing past with beer tast- Expert series. Meet some of the Baumler is next up on Thursday, ings from local breweries. The next experts, collectors, and luthiers that July 26th at 6pm. The lecture will be edition will take place Tuesday, July have made Bozeman’s guitar indus- held in Hager Auditorium and is 31st from 5:30–7:30pm. The New try what it is today. Hear their sto- open to the public. Breed: American Brewing Since ries, learn about the nuances that Jewish pioneers from Germany, 1978 will feature selections from make each guitar unique, and listen Prussia, Austria and Poland as well Bozeman Brewing Co. to their handmade guitars. After the as New York and Chicago came When President Carter signed auditorium presentation, enjoy light west on the heels of the gold rush. House Bill 1337 into law in 1978, he appetizers in the Main Lobby and Opportunity drew these enthusiastic ushered in a new wave of American explore the GUITAR exhibition. 11:11 Presents AJJ and Kimya to rest. Frontman Sean Bonnette has adventurers to new mining settle- brewing that changed the tastes and The next edition will take place Dawson with special guests honed his confessional lyrical ments where business as well as reli- availability of what we now call craft Monday, July 23rd with Michael Shellshag at the Eagles Lodge prowess into a punk inflected mire gious beliefs brought them together. beer. Event guests will discover some Videon, Asst. Professor and Ballroom on Sunday, August 5th of Trent Reznor’s unrestrained tur- beginning at 9pm. Advance tickets moil, Jamie Stewart’s profane gal- to this 21+ show are $15 in advance lows humor and a touch of David at www.1111presents.com, also Berman’s surreal quotidian imagery. available for $18 at the door. Doors Kimya Dawson is a Grammy- at 8pm. winning singer/songwriter most Garbage-pop veterans AJJ are widely known for her work on the touring in continued support of Juno soundtrack and her former their latest full-length, The Bible 2, an band, The Moldy Peaches. She has ambitious and assured collection of released six solo albums, including scuzzy punk screeds. The album’s children’s album Alphabutt and her mantra is placed right at the center: latest, Thunder Thighs. The latter fea- Jews set up the first businesses at of the pioneers in the “No More Shame, No More Fear, tures guest performances from Bannack, Alder Gulch and at most field and explore how No More Dread.” The Bible 2 finds Aesop Rock, members of the of the smaller mining boomtowns. innovation (and expert the Phoenix group choosing intima- Strokes, Mountain Goats, Forever Jews seized these entrepreneurial marketing) created the cy over isolation, gravity over the Young Senior Citizen Rock and Roll opportunities and became miners, wonderful world of beer vacuum, the stage instead of the Choir, and more. Kimya has been barbers, tailors, jewelers, bankers, that we enjoy today. This scene. It’s also an examination of featured in Rolling Stone, Spin, attorneys, and cattlemen. But it was presentation will also boyhood from an adult distance, Entertainment Weekly, and The New especially in the roles of merchant look at Montana State putting some of its tumult and pain York Times. • and provider that offered a stepping University’s 125 years of stone for these enterprising men – contributions to many of them immigrants from American brewing. poor villages – to gain economic Admission for The stability and civic status in a single New Breed is $8, plus a $2 generation. souvenir mug charge for Without rabbis or synagogues, each participant’s first these early pioneers established event – reuse your mug! The Hops Director of the guitar program at benevolent societies, maintained & History: Season Celebration will close Montana State University. Looking holidays and traditions, and planted out the series on August 28th. to next month, Lakota/Nakoda the roots of Judaism in Montana. As Admission is $15, including a music artist Mario Minor, Jr. stops significant contributors to their souvenir tasting glass and suds. by on Monday, August 13th. Both adopted communities, their extraor- Must be 21+ to attend ALL Hops & are held from 6–8:30pm. These dinary legacy survives in landmarks History events. events are $8 for members and $12 that include Helena’s 1891 Temple Also at the Museum, a fresh for non-members. Price includes Emanu-El, the first synagogue built exhibit for summer! GUITAR: The admission to the GUITAR between St. Paul and Portland; the Instrument That Rocked the exhibition and light appetizers. National Landmark home of Henry World is now open. Explore the Tickets are limited. Finally, in conjunction with the exhibit, GUITAR: Music Mondays take over Bair Plaza every week from noon–1:30pm. In the music industry, Bozeman is world renowned for its acoustic gui- tars. From the Gibson Guitar facto- ry to individual guitar craftsman, guitars made in Bozeman are played by famous musicians around the world. Celebrate Montana’s gui- tar builders and local musicians in this weekly event for all ages, all summer long. Each Music Monday will feature local performers strumming their guitars on the Plaza. Bring your lunch or buy one from the Fork in the Road Food Truck and soak in the music from a variety of excellent Bozeman performers. Note: In the case of inclement weather, these per- formances will take place in the Hager Auditorium with space for lunch available in the Lower Lobby. Food and drinks are not allowed in the auditorium. For more information about these events and Museum exhibits, visit www.museu- moftherockies.org or call (406) 994-5257. •

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Downtown ‘Crazy Bozeman Public Library Days’ are back! home to various the sidewalks with many more. The DBA also unbelievable sales administers the Downtown Dollars community gatherings on spring and sum- program and several other down- mer merchandise. town enhancement programs. Bozeman Come stroll down- Learn more about Crazy Days and Public town and check out other upcoming events at Library The Downtown Bozeman the 2018 return of this Bozeman www.downtownbozeman.org. offers more Association (DBA) and downtown favorite gathering. This event is A member of the Downtown Bozeman than just a merchants are proud to present the FREE and open to the public, and Partnership, the purpose of the Downtown vast selec- 2018 Crazy Days Summer will go on rain or shine. Life is Bozeman Association (DBA) is to promote tion of Sidewalk Sale! It’s the biggest, the Downtown! Downtown Bozeman as a center of busi- books, best, and the original – the down- Annual DBA special events ness, culture and entertainment; to conduct periodicals, town Crazy Days are set for Friday include: the Christmas Stroll, Bridal and promote activities and events that and movies and Saturday, July 20th–21st from Walk, Crazy Days, Art build a strong local economy; and to con- to its many 9am–6pm each day. Over 200 Walk series, Music on Main, tribute to the well-being, growth and vital- pass-hold- downtown merchants will take to Cruisin’ on Main car show, and ity of Downtown Bozeman. • ers – it also hosts a number of engaging events open to the Ross Hastings to deliver Gilhousen Lecture public. Discover how science and Trinitarian Trinitarian theology, and especially involves recognition of both the Here’s a theology can coexist as two integral parts of the coinherent natures of the Son in mutuality of these vocations and look at the grand cosmic dance the incarnation, provides the meta- also, importantly, their particularity. what’s coming up. Looking ahead, the 2018 Yellowstone Theological Institute physic or “theory of everything” Science, its own distinct guild, yet The next monthly Gallatin ‘Music on the Green’ Summer (YTI) will present the second annual that manifests itself in the subject finds its place ensconced within an Valley Beekeepers club meet- Concert Series continues with Klein S. Gilhousen Lecture on matter of science. encyclopedic theology, and subject to ing will take place Monday, July David Gerald on Sunday, August Tuesday, July 17th. “Beyond The presence of the image of the first-order, credal theology. 16th from 6–7:30pm. Doors open at 12th on the Front Plaza from Conflict to Coinherence: triune God in humanity and of The lecture takes its name from 5:30 pm for networking. The event is 5–7pm. The talented musician’s Theology & Science, Each Not traces of this God in the non-human Dr. Klein Gilhousen, a longtime free and open to all. Jed Huseby of dynamic, blues-influenced rock and the Other, Each in the Other” creation are discussed, highlighting Bozeman-area resident who was a Huseby Apiaries will give a talk on soul has been captivating audiences will take place at Reynolds Hall on ontological resonances between God pioneer in telecommunications and a American Foulbrood. Other topics across the country for over a the Montana State University cam- and creation (resonances between co-founder of Yellowstone for discussion include predators, decade. Gerald grew up to the pus from 7–8:30pm. The lecture will the being of God and his creation), Theological Institute. dearth, fire season, and a report sounds of the blues, R&B and rock be delivered by Dr. Ross Hastings, such as goodness, immensity-yet-par- Our world is changing at an from attendees of Randy Oliver’s in his hometown of Detroit where who holds doctorates in chemistry ticularity, intelligibility, agency, rela- unprecedented rate. Immersed in Field Days. For up-to-date informa- he started playing guitar at the age and theology and is professor of the- tionality, and beauty. This such a dynamic culture, the Church tion on local beekeeping events, of 15, influenced by Prince and ology and pastoral theology at Trinitarian reality suggests there is faced with the continuing threat of see “Gallatin Valley Beekeepers” ‘80s-rock guitarists. He’d eventually Regent college in Vancouver, B.C. should be a similarity also with irrelevance. Rooted in the Northwest on Facebook or email rediscover the blues, listening to the This event is FREE and open to respect to how we know in theology – in a culture that is often “spiritual” GallatinValleyBeekeepers@ likes of Albert King, ZZ Hill, B.B. the public. and science (critical realism), but suspect of organized religion – gmail.com. King, and Stevie Ray Vaughan. This lecture re-imagines the uni- something reflected in the history of Yellowstone Theological Institute is Bozeman Dharma Center will Gerald now performs at clubs and verse (and the scientific study of it) ideas in each. seeking to change the way the world present community event “Peace festivals across the United States. through the lens of a triune Creator, These resonances lead to the understands God and how the Through Diversity” on Saturday, In partnership with Gallatin three persons of irreducible identity conclusion that the disciplines of Church embodies the mission of July 28th from 10am–noon on the Valley Food and HRDC, the in a perichoretic or coinherent com- theology and science are, in fact, Christ in our world. Learn more at outside lawn. Speakers from diverse Library offers FREE Summer munion. It modestly proposes that coinherent, not conflicted. This www.yellowstonetheology.org. • backgrounds will present 5-minute Lunch on weekdays from talks about what peace means to noon–1pm. Families have the them and how it can be achieved. option to stop by for a complimen- Each talk will be followed by 7 min- tary healthy lunch in between the utes in silent contemplation of the days’ activities. Meals served are Call for musicians: Stevie’s House wants YOU! words just heard and what they tasty, follow USDA nutrition guide- Southwest Montana is home to a Stevie’s House is a multi-track connection.” mean to you. Understand how lines, and help ALL families save bevy of musicians lending their tal- live facility available for two to A lot of local acts have the poten- awareness of diversity can create a money. Summer is a time to bring ents to one of the area’s favorite three-membered groups, full bands, tial to go far, but Nelson isn’t looking culture of peace and bring greater people together for food, friends, attractions – live music! Residents and solo artists looking to record to take on artists whose dreams of harmony to our community and the and fun! and visitors have easy access to local original material. Open to talent stardom outweigh their devotion to world at this FREE event. Yoga for All abilities continues singer/songwriters every night cour- and players of ALL ages, respon- refining their musicianship. A Homesellers Education through the summer months. This tesy of the many watering holes and dents must be willing to provide “Don’t be an artist or somebody Class follows on Tuesday, July 31st weekly event is held every Tuesday venues around the region. And preview MP3s as an introduction to that’s doing this because you want at 6:30pm. Attendees will learn 5 at 11am and noon in the Large though greater Bozeman isn’t your their material. This is easily man- to be famous, or make a lot of Essentials to set up for a successful Community Room. Open to all ages New York, LA, Nashville, or Austin, aged using just about any handheld money, or want a record deal,” he property sale; How to Stage your and abilities, instructors focus on the there’s plenty of talent to expose recording device and will give both says. “If that’s your primary motiva- Home to Sell: De-mystifying the basics of yoga, breathing, and right here in the Treasure State. parties something to talk about dur- tion, you’re probably going to fail. process (and what event organizers mind/body connections. Please Cue Stephen Nelson, a former ing the initial meeting. You’ve got to do it because you love provide to make the process easy bring your own mat and any props Warner Bros. A&R executive look- Though singer/songwriters are it, whether you get paid or not.” for you); Market Statistics & you choose to use, including blocks ing to embrace that local artistry. preferred, Nelson says, “It’s broad- If you’re an artist who possesses Overview: Bozeman & Belgrade or straps. The music guru splits his time based. There are talented artists a combination of talent and honesty, markets; Sellers Closing Costs – Terra Kopf instructs the 11am between buzzy Los Angeles and the around, those who are ready to tap as well as an enthusiasm to explore How much do you need?; 3 Tips on class. Terra completed her teacher foothills of rural Montana, a musi- into who they are and what they’ve where this pairing can lead, Stevie’s Getting Top Dollar for your House; training at the Maui Yoga Shala and cian himself. Nelson is partial to real had to go through.” The producer is House is anxious to hear from you! and Title Insurance and what you additional training at the Yandara country western and plays regularly looking for artists who are “at least “There’s never a light at the end need to know. Complimentary Yoga Institute in Baja, Mexico. with his blues band. at a level where they’re astute of the tunnel,” Nelson adds. drinks and snacks will be provided! Brooke Russell, a Yoga Motion-certi- Eager to extend his expertise and enough to know what good is – “You’re always trying to be better – The event is FREE and open to the fied instructor, continues to teach the passion to willing parties, Nelson is potentially what great is – and what a better writer, a better lyricist, a public. This evening course will be noon class. opening the doors to Stevie’s separates them. You’ve got to be better musician.” directed by Realtor Alexis Brill with The Bozeman Public Library is House. The local artist develop- good enough to be able to go out Learn more about Stephen Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices located at 626 E Main St. For more ment and production agency seeks and sing in front of people and Nelson and his services by calling Montana Properties, and Heidi information about other library singer/songwriter musicians who per- know they’re going to be into it. I’m (406) 682-7359 or (818) 489-2598. Summitt of American Land Title. happenings, please visit form with a rock edge, write heart- here to help hone skills, make a Additional inquiries may be directed Any questions? Call or text Alexis www.bozemanlibrary.org. • felt, unique songs, and are genuinely demo, and possibly facilitate an LA to [email protected]. • at (406) 223-2775. talented and prepared to take their craft to the next level. “It’s all about telling a story and how you’re telling it,” Nelson says. “Is it similar to somebody else’s story you’ve heard before, or is it something from a unique per- spective? If it’s something people are going to want to listen to over and over and over again, then it’s affecting them emotionally. That’s the ultimate in a songwriter, some- body that can attain that. You’ve got to affect people with whatever it is you’re doing. If it’s something contrived, people will smell it out. It has to be honest.”

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GUITAR: The Instrument Girls’ Stories Girls’ Voices GUITAR: The Instrument Big Sky Country State Fair ‘18 Big Sky Country State Fair 8 am Museum of the Rockies 2018! 9 am Thrive 8 am Museum of the Rockies Gallatin County Fairgrounds Gallatin County Fairgrounds 15 State Championships 8 am 16 Living History Farm 10 am 17 Girls’ Stories Girls’ Voices 18 Beatles Tribute Hard Day’s 19 GUITAR: The Instrument Bozeman Swim Center MoRockies 2018! 9 am Thrive Night – Multiple Shows 8 am Museum of the Rockies Brunch Live Music – Galynne A Photon 10 am Taylor @ MOR Living History Farm 10 am MoRockies Gallatin County Fairgrounds Girls’ Stories Girls’ Voices Goodwill 11 am Pine Creek Lodge Make Your Own Recycled Guitar A Photon 10 am Taylor @ MOR GUITAR: The Instrument 2018! 9 am Thrive Brunch & Beer 11 am Mtn.Walking 10 am MoRockies Violent Universe 8 am Museum of the Rockies Business Law 10 am Dinosaurs Exhibit Tour 12:45pm MoR Music on the Plaza 12 pm MoRockies 2pm 11 am Museum of the Rockies Girls’ Stories Girls’ Voices 2018! MT Manufacturing Extension Center Bon Ton Tour 1 pm Story Mansion Dinosaurs Exhibit Tour Taco Tuesday 11:30am Mtn.Walking 9 am Thrive Living History Farm 10 am MoRockies Faster Than Light 1 pm Taylor @ MOR 12:45pm Museum of the Rockies Art in the Park Living History Farm 10 amMoRockies A Photon 10 am Taylor @ MOR Foxy Blues 1 pm Wild Joe*s Coffee Faster Than Light – & 4pm 11:30am Sacajawea Park A Photon 10 am Taylor @ MOR Dinosaurs Exhibit Tour 12:45pm MoR Big Sky Tonight 3 pm Taylor @ MOR 1 pm Taylor @ MOR Secret of the Cardboard Rocket Sensational Babies 10 am MoRockies Faster Than Light – & 4pm 1 pm Taylor Cabaret 3 pm Shane Lalani Center Guided Tour of GUITAR 12 pm Taylor @ MOR Violent Universe 2pm 11 am MOR MSU’s 125th Anniversary Gallery Talks Rogers & Hammerstein’s Oklahoma! 1:45pm Museum of the Rockies Dinosaurs Exhibit Tour Retention Marketing 11:30am Riverside 1:45pm Museum of the Rockies 3 pm The Ellen Theatre Inside a Guitar with Gibson Guitars 12:45pm Museum of the Rockies Lunch on the Lawn 11:30am Emerson The Big Sky Tonight 3 pm MOR Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm 2 pm Museum of the Rockies Faster Than Light – & 4pm Secret-Cardboard Rocket 12 pm MoR Belgrade Community Market Gilbert Brewery – Virginia City Pint Night- MAP 4 pm MAP Brewing 1 pm Taylor @ MOR Faster Than Light 4pm 1 pm MOR 4 pm Lewis & Clark Park John Roberts Y Pan Blanco Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm The Big Sky Tonight Witch & Wizard Wednesday Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm 5 pm Bozeman Library Gilbert Brewery – Virginia City 3 pm Taylor @ MOR 2 pm Movie Lovers – Belgrade Gilbert Brewery – Virginia City Marcedes Carroll 6 pm Outlaw Brewing Auditions for “Here I Am” 4 pm “Robert Pirsig and the Zen of Nature Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm Virginia City Craft Night 4 pm Montana Ale Works The Travelin’ Kind 6 pm MAP Brewing Orphan Girl Children’s Theatre – Butte Writing” 3:30pm MSU WSE’s Livingston Farmers Market Amanda Stewart 5:30pmBozeman Spirits Dan Dubuque 6 pm Red Tractor Pizza Shields Valley Farmers Market Open STEAMlab Hours 4:30pm Miles Park – Livingston STEAM & Suds: Adult Only Open Lab! 4 pm Children’s Museum Bozeman Marcedes Carroll 6 pm Outlaw Brewing 4:30pm Holliday Park – Clyde Park Farmers Market 5 pm Big Sky Town 5:30pm Children’s Museum Bozeman Brewery Follies Band Dannah 6 pm Bunkhouse Pints w/Purpose: Heroes and Horses Music & Mussels w/ The Dirt Farmers Front Porch Pickin’ Thursdays 5:30pm 4 & 8 pm Gilbert Brewery – Virginia City Wyatt Hurts 6 pm Gallatin Riverhouse 5 pm Bridger Brewing 5 pm Bridger Brewing Follow Yer’ Nose BBQ – Emigrant Auditions for “Here I Am” 4 pm Bridger Mtn. Big Band Raising the Dead 5 pm Vinyl Vortex 5 pm MAP Brewing Frankie Boots Orphan Girl Children’s Theatre – Butte 7 pm Eagles Top Hat – Missoula Paul Cataldo 5:30pm Katabatic Brewing 6 pm Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot Beer for a Cause Juan M Soria 7 pm Boz. Hot Springs Upper Gallatin Cleanup 5 pm 2018 Summer Education Series 6 pm Music in the Mtn – Polyrhythmics 5 pm Katabatic Brewing Company Aaron Williams 7 pm Norris Springs Big Sky Community Park MT Raptor Conservation Center 6 pm Town Center Park – Big Sky Wings & Strings 5 pm MAP Brewing JJ Grey & Mofro 7:30pm The Rialto Sam Densmore 5 pm Murray Bar Leigh Guest 6 pm Outlaw Brewing Contrasting Styles of Fred Willson Bogert Farmers’ Market Too Slim & The Taildraggers Bluegrass Jam 5:30pm Katabatic Songwriters Guild 6 pm Mtn.Walking Walking Tour 6 pm Story Mansion 5 pm Bogert Park 8 pm Chico Saloon Gallatin Valley Beekeepers – July Author Event with Christine Carbo Music on Main Scott Pemberton Band Josh Moore The Adarna w/ Gearhorse 8 pm Zebra Meeting 5:30pm Bozeman Library 6 pm Country Bookshelf 6:30pm Downtown Bozeman 5:30pm Bozeman Spirits Distillery Open Mic Night 10 pm Haufbrau Open Mic 5:30pm Mtn.Walking Brewery Dynamite Dads: Fun with the Bobcats Art on the Rocks 6:30pm Emerson Common Collective 6 pm MAP Brewing Forever 6 pm MSU Bobcat Stadium Sacajawea Jam Session & Open Mic Summer Life Drawing (ages 18+) Young Ridgeway Collective 6 pm Saffron Table 6:30pm Sacajawea Hotel 3 Forks 6 pm Emerson Center Club Yoga on the Farm 6:15pm Strike Farms Sista Otis at The Mint for Taco Bridger Creek Boys 7 pm Red Tractor 6 pm BINGO 7 pm American Legion Tuesday 6 pm Mint Bar & Grill – Johnny Dango 7 pm Murray Bar – Country Jewish Film Festival IV Brian Stumpf 6:30pm The Dusty Pockets 7 pm The Mint Cafe Bookshelf 7 pm MSU Procrastinator Theater Gallatin Riverhouse Grill – Big Sky Nathan North 7 pm Bozeman Hot Springs Wyatt Luminous 7 pm Eagles Bar The Theory of Everything? Parker McCollum 7 pmThe Pub Station – Hurts 6 pm Larry Myer 7 pm MSU Reynolds Recital Hall Music on the Lawn 7 pmBelgrade Senior Gallatin 7 pm Murray Bar – Livingston The Pickin’ Pear Ricky Nelson Remembered Riverhouse Robert Cline 7 pm Gallatin Riverhouse 7 pm Murray Bar – Livingston 7:30pm Music Ranch Montana Dave Summer Western Series 2018 Bozeman Municipal Band Rogers & Hammerstein’s Oklahoma! Cofell 7:30pm The Ellen Theatre 7:30pm Bogert Park 7:30pm The Ellen Theatre 6:30pm Trivia Night 8 pm Molly Brown Chino XL & EQUIPTO Randy Houser 8 pm Gallatin Fairgrounds Red Tractor High Valley & Aaron Watson 8 pm Zebra Panther Car, Tiny Plastic Stars, Pizza 8 pm Gallatin County Fairgrounds Blitzen Trapper / Dead Lee Charcoal Squids, Zenitram 8 pm Zebra Game 8:30pm Top Hat – Missoula Andy Frasco & The UN 8 pm Zebra Winnie Brave 8 pm Murray Bar Livingston Night Sunrise Karaoke – Bar IX 9 pm Bar IX Montana Manouche 8 pm Plonk Wine James McMurtry 8:30pm The Rialto 7 pm Western Centuries Sunrise Karaoke 8:30pm The 19th Hole Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Eagles Bar Teahouse 9 pm Live From The Divide Open Mic Night 10 pm Haufbrau Jaime Wyatt 9 pm Live From The Divide Big Sky Country State Fair GUITAR: The Instrument GUITAR: The Instrument GUITAR: The Instrument Red Ants Pants Music Festival Gallatin County Fairgrounds 8 am Museum of the Rockies 8 am Museum of the Rockies 8 am Museum of the Rockies White Sulphur Springs 22 Brunch Music – Brice Ash 23 History Farm 10 am MoR 24 Living History Farm 25 Tools & Tech with Dad: 26 GUITAR: The Instrument 11 am Pine Creek Lodge A Photon 10 am Taylor MOR 10 am MoRockies Maker Day 10 am CMB 8 am Museum of the Rockies Brunch & Beer 11 am Make Your Own Recycled A Photon 10 am Taylor @ MOR Living History Farm 10 amMoRockies Living History Farm 10 am MoRockies Mountains Walking Brewery Guitar 10 am MoRockies Tours for Tots 10 am MoRockies A Photon 10 am Taylor @ MOR A Photon 10 am Taylor @ MOR Super Shut-In Sunday! Violent Universe – & 2pm Violent Universe 2pm 11 am MOR Sensational Babies 10 amMoRockies Tours for Tots 10 am MoRockies 12:30pm Movie Lovers – Belgrade 11 am Taylor @ MOR Taco Tuesday 11:30am Mtn. Walking Thrive’s Summer Fun in the Park Violent Universe – & 2pm 11 am MOR Bozeman Roundup Ranch Rodeo Music on the Plaza Art in the Park 11 am Bogert Park Dinosaurs Exhibit Tour 12:45pmMuseum 1 pm Gallatin County Fairgrounds 12 pm MoRockies 11:30am Sacajawea Park Lunch on the Lawn 11:30am Emerson of the Rockies Author Event with Michael McFaul Guided Tour of GUITAR 1:45pm Secret of the Cardboard Rocket Secret of the Cardboard Rocket 12 pm Faster Than Light – & 4pm 1 pmTaylor @ 2 pm Country Bookshelf Museum of the Rockies 12 pm Taylor @ MOR Taylor @ MOR MOR The Big Sky Tonight 3 pm MoR Inside a Guitar with Gibson Guitars 2018 ASPEN Lunch & Learn Series Dinosaurs Exhibit Tour 12:45pm MoR MSU’s 125th Anniversary Gallery Talks Cabaret 3 pm Shane Lalani Center 2 pm Museum of the Rockies 12 pm Livingston Food Resource Center Faster Than Light 4pm 1:45pm Museum of the Rockies Rogers & Hammerstein’s Oklahoma! STEAMlab3 pm Children’s Museum Dinosaurs Exhibit Tour 1 pm Taylor @ MOR 3rd Annual Big Sky Art Auction 3 pm The Ellen Theatre Pint Night- MAP 4 pm MAP Brewing 12:45pm Museum of the Rockies Tours for Tots 2 pm Mo Rockies 3 pm Big Sky Town Center Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm Virginia City Faster Than Light – & 4pm The Big Sky Tonight 3 pm MOR The Big Sky Tonight 3 pm Taylor @ MOR Gilbert Brewery – Virginia City Live Scottish Music 5 pm Townshend’s 1 pm Taylor @ MOR Farmstand 3 pm Strike Farms Belgrade Community Market Shields Valley Farmers Market Edis Kitrell 6 pm MAP Brewing The Big Sky Tonight 3 pm MOR 2018 Leadership Mentoring Series 4 pm Lewis & Clark Park 4:30pm Holliday Park – Clyde Park Jacob Roundtree 6 pm Outlaw Brewing Robert Pirsig and the Zen of Nature 3 pm Baxter Ballroom Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm Gilbert Brewery Pints w/Purpose: Mountain Air Dance The Dirt Farmers 6 pm Red Tractor Writing 3:30pm MSU Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm Eric Leadbetter 5:30pm Bozeman Spirits 5 pm Bridger Brewing Wyatt Hurts 6 pm Gallatin Riverhouse Open STEAMlab Hours Gilbert Brewery – Virginia City 2018 Music in the Mountains – Shovels Juan M Soria 5 pm Murray Bar – Trampled by Turtles w/ Lil Smokies 4 pm Children’s Museum Bozeman Witch & Wizard Wednesday & Rope 6 pm Town Center Park – Big Sky Bluegrass Jam 7 pm Bridger Brewing Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm 4 pm Movie Lovers – Belgrade Author Event with Nonnie Thompson 5:30pm Katabatic Brewing Company Bridger Mtn Big Band 7 pm Eagles Bar Gilbert Brewery – Virginia City WSE’s Livingston Farmers Market 6 pm Country Bookshelf John Floridis 6 pm Outlaw Brewing Hooligans – Tiny Paycheck Wings & Strings 5 pm MAP Brewing 4:30pm Miles Park – Livingston 2018 Music on Main w/ The Brevet 7 pm Bozeman Hot Springs GUITAR: An Evening with an Expert Farmers’ Market 5 pm Bogert Park Music & Mussels w/ Mike Munson 6:30pm Downtown Bozeman 6 pm Museum of the Rockies Galynne Goodwill with Markondrums Beer for a Cause 5 pm Katabatic 5 pm Bridger Brewing Sacajawea Jam Session & Open Mic 7 pm Norris Hot Springs Chelsea Hunt and Joe Knapp Leigh Guest Vinyl Vortex 5 pm MAP Brewing Night 6:30pm Sacajawea Hotel 3 Forks Mike Munson 7 pm Murray Bar 6 pm Mountains Walking Brewery Mathias 5:30pm Bozeman Spirits Distillery Eric Leadbetter 5:30p Follow Yer’ Nose Open Mic Night 10 pm Haufbrau Wyatt Hurts 6 pm Gallatin Riverhouse `6:30pm Gallatin Riverhouse Grill – Eric Ledbetter 6 pm MAP Brewing Aran Buzzas 5:30pm Katabatic Brewing Big Sky Bridger Creek Boys 7 pm Red Tractor Summer Life Drawing (ages 18+) Jeff Przech 6 pm Outlaw Brewing Adam P & Christy Hays 7 pm Pine Creek Lodge 6 pm Emerson Center 2018 Summer Education Series 6 pm Friends Imagine Dragons 7 pm MSU Stadium Brian Stumpf 6:30pm MT Raptor Conservation Center Jam Jeff Przech 7 pm The Mint Cafe & Bar Gallatin Riverhouse Grill – Big Sky Josh Moore 6:30pm Larry Hirshberg 7 pm Bozeman Hot Country Bookshelf Book Club 6 pm Mtn Walking Brewery Red Tractor Author Event: Thomas Savage 7 pm 7 pm Country Bookshelf Krista Barnett Trio 6 pm Saffron Table Improv On Elling House – Virginia City The Young Dubliners w/ Doublewide Yoga on the Farm 6:15pm Strike Farms The Verge Shenandoah 30th Anniversary Tour Dreams 7 pm Pine Creek Lodge Jewish Film Festival IV 7 pm Weston Lewis 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza 7:30pm Music Ranch Montana 7 pm MSU Procrastinator Theater Verge Jennifer Nicely 7 pm Murray Bar – Mathias 7 pm Eagles Bar Music on Main After Party

Theater Bozeman Municipal Band Jennifer Jane Niceley 7 pm Pine Creek 7:30pm The Rialto

Night Live 7:30pm Bogert Park Kalyn Beasley 7 pm Murray Bar – Rogers & Hammerstein’s Oklahoma!

Trivia!?!? The Rider 7:30pm The Ellen Theatre Westerns Series 7:30pm The Ellen 7:30pm The Ellen Theatre

8 pm Violent Opposition w/ Death Trophy Comedy Night 7:30pm Red Tractor Ginstrings w/ Wind and the Willows

Bozeman 8 pm Zebra Trivia Night 8 pm Molly Brown 8 pm Zebra

Taproom Sunrise Karaoke – Bar IX 9 pm Bar IX Hiphop at the Zebra 8 pm Zebra Ruby Boots 8 pm Live From The Divide

Open Mic SUSTO 9 pm Live From The Divide Sunrise Karaoke 8:30pmThe 19th Hole Paul Cataldo 8 pmMurray Bar – Livingston 10 pm Jeff Przech (‘Presh’) Haufbrau Open Mic Night Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Eagles Bar Haufbrau 10 pm Haufbrau 10 pm Haufbrau Five Alarm Funk 9 pm Filling Station

Music Days at Lewis and A Photon 10 am MOR Taco Tuesday 11:30am GUITAR: The Instrument Secret of the Cardboard Clark State Make Your Own Recycled Mountains Walking Brewery 8 am Museum of the Rockies Rocket 12 pm Taylor @ MOR 29 Park 10 am 30 Guitar 10 am MoRockies 31 Secret of the Cardboard 1 Living History Farm 2 Dinosaurs Exhibit Tour Lewis and Clark Caverns Violent Universe – & 2pm Rocket 12 pm Taylor @ MOR 10 am Museum o Rockies 12:45pm Museum of the Rockies Living History Farm 10 amMoRockies 11 am Taylor @ MOR Dinosaurs Exhibit Tour A Photon 10 am Taylor @ MOR The Big Sky Tonight 3 pm Taylor @ MOR A Photon 10 am Taylor @ MOR Dinosaurs Exhibit Tour 12:45pm Museum of the Rockies Violent Universe – & 2pm 11 am MOR Belgrade Community Market Brunch Live Music – Tom Catmull 12:45pm Museum of the Rockies Faster Than Light – & 4pm Lunch on the Lawn 11:30am Emerson 4 pm Lewis & Clark Park 11 am Pine Creek Lodge Bon Ton Walking Tour 1 pm Taylor @ MOR Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm Gilbert Brewery Rogers & Hammerstein’s Oklahoma! 1 pm Story Mansion The Big Sky Tonight 3 pm MOR Gilbert Brewery – Virginia City Tom Kirwan 5:30pm Bozeman Spirits 3 pm The Ellen Theatre Pint Night- MAP 4 pm MAP Brewing Open STEAMlab Hours Witch & Wizard Wednesday 2018 Music in the Mountains – Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm Virginia City 4 pm Children’s Museum Bozeman 4:30pm Movie Lovers – Belgrade Cordovas 6 pm Town Center Park Gilbert Brewery – Virginia City Shields Valley Farmers Market Brewery Follies 4 & Vibe Quartet 5 pm Bridger Brewing 2018 Music on Main w/ Cole & the Denny Earnest Duo 6 pm MAP Brewing 4:30pm Holliday Park – Clyde Park 8 pm Gilbert Brewery – Virginia City 2018 Bite of Bozeman Thornes 6:30pm Downtown Bozeman Lucas & Maddie 6 pm Outlaw Brewing Pints w/Purpose: Valley of the Wings & Strings 5 pm MAP Brewing 5:30pm Downtown Bozeman Art on the Rocks 6:30pm Emerson Center Wyatt Hurts 6 pm Gallatin Riverhouse Flowers Project 5 pm Bridger Brewing Bogert Farmers’ Market 2018 Summer Education Series Sacajawea Jam Session & Open Mic Bridger Mountain Big Band Raising the Dead 5 pm Bogert Park 6 pm MT Raptor Conservation Center Night 6:30pm Sacajawea Hotel 7 pm Eagles Bar 5 pm Top Hat – Missoula Beer for a Cause 5 pm Katabatic Clint Anderson 6 pm Outlaw Brewing Bridger Creek Boys 7 pm Red Tractor Dust Alive 7 pm Bozeman Hot Springs Love Is A Dog From Nebraska Shakespeare in the Parks – Love’s Woodsmoke Jazz 6 pm Saffron Table Jeannie Seely with special guest Tim Eric Leadbetter w/several DeGroot 5 pm Murray Bar – Livingston Labour’s Lost Hooligans 6 pm MAP Brewing Atwood 7:30pm Music Ranch Montana brothers 7 pm Norris Hot Springs Bluegrass Jam 5:30pm Town Center Park – Big Sky Witch & Wizard 6:30pm Movie Lovers Music on Main Party 7:30pm The Rialto Scott Williams 8 pm Chico Saloon 5:30pm Katabatic Brewing Company Lang Termes BINGO 7 pm American Legion – Lone Mountain Trio 7:30pm The Ellen Caleb Caudle Shakespeare in the Parks – Love’s 5:30pm Bozeman Spirits Distillery Jewish Film Festival IV Kip Moore 8 pm The Pub Station – Billings 8 pm Live From The Divide Labour’s Lost Hops & History: American Brewing 7 pm MSU Procrastinator Theater Sunrise Karaoke – Eagles Open Mic Night 10 pm Haufbrau 6 pm Chico Hot Springs Resort Since 1978 Sunrise Karaoke – 8:30pm The 19th 9 pm Eagles Bar Pop Evil 7 5:30pm Museum of the Rockies Open Mic pmThe Pub Josh Moore 6 pm MAP Brewing Night Station – Summer Life Drawing (ages 18+) 10 pm Billings 6 pm Emerson Center Haufbrau Lindi Tom Susanj Ortega at 7 pm the Myrna Murray Bar – Loy Municipal Band 7:30pm 7:30pm Myrna Loy Bogert Park Center First Reformed Night Live 7:30pm Trivia!?!? The Ellen 8 pm Sarah Shook & Bozeman the Disarmers Taproom 8 pm Open Mic Live FromDivide 10 pm Karaoke 9 pm Haufbrau Bar IX G e t Y o u r e v e n t s o n t h e C a l e n d a r ! e m a i l : i n f o @ B o Z o n e . C o m ( $2 5 p e r l i s t i n G f o r n o n - a d v e r t i s e r s ) o r C a l l 5 86 - 6 7 30 Friday Saturday IF IT'S HAPPENING... IT’S IN THE BO THE IN IT’S HAPPENING... IT'S IF IF IT'S HAPPENING... IT’S IN THE BO THE IN IT’S HAPPENING... IT'S IF 2018 Big Sky Country State Fair 2018 Big Sky Country State Fair Gallatin County Fairgrounds Gallatin County Fairgrounds 20 Beatles Tribute Hard Day’s Night – Multiple 21 Beatles Tribute Hard Day’s Night – Multiple Shows Shows Gallatin County Fairgrounds Gallatin County Fairgrounds GUITAR: The Instrument GUITAR: The Instrument 8 am MoRockies 8 am Museum of the Rockies Flower Essences9 am Paradise Permaculture Girls’ Stories Girls’ Voices 2018! 9 am Thrive Summer Education Series 10 am MT Raptor Conservation Open STEAMlab Hours 10 am Children’s Museum Living History Farm 10 am Museum of the Rockies Living History Farm 10 amMoRockies A Photon 10 am Taylor @ MOR A Photon 10 am Taylor @ MOR Historic Main Street Walking Tour 10 am Soroptimist Park Violent Universe – & 2pm 11 am Taylor @ MOR Violent Universe – & 2pm 11 am Taylor @ MOR Secret of the Cardboard Rocket 12 pm Taylor @ MOR Brunch Live Music – Juan M Soria 11 am Pine Creek Lodge Frios Friday! Gourmet Popsicles at the Museum 12 pm Secret of the Cardboard Rocket 12 pm Taylor @ MOR Children’s Museum Bozeman Dog and Grog, Left on Tenth & Chad Ball Band Dinosaurs Exhibit Tour 12:45pm Museum of the Rockies 12 pm Bale of Hay Saloon – Virginia City When the Drums Lost their Voices 3 pm Kaleidoscope Dinosaurs Exhibit Tour 12:45pm Museum of the Rockies 19th Annual Summerfest 3:30pm Miles Park – Livingston Faster Than Light – & 4pm 1 pm Taylor @ MOR Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm Gilbert Brewery – Virginia City Bozeman Roundup Ranch Rodeo 1 pm Gallatin Fairgrounds Wee Dog with Philipsburg Brewing & Tom Susanj 5 Rogers & Hammerstein’s Oklahoma! 2 pm The Ellen Theatre pm Bale of Hay Saloon – Virginia City The Big Sky Tonight 3 pm Taylor @ MOR An Evening of Art in Ennis 5 pm City of Ennis 2018 Gardiner Brewgrass Festival 3 pm Roosevelt Arch The Hooligans 5:30pm Follow Yer’ Nose BBQ – Emigrant Magic w/ Handsome Jack (& 7pm) 3 pm The Rialto Lindsay Clark 6 pm Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot 13th Annual Brewfest (Big Sky Resort) 4 pm Big Sky Resort The Lucky Valentines 6 pm Uncorked Bar – Livingston Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm Gilbert Brewery – Virginia City John Floridis 6:30pm Baxter Hotel Larry Hirshberg 5:30pm Katabatic Brewing Company Pinky & the Floyd Open Mic Night 6 pm Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot 7 pm Pine Creek Lodge John Floridis 6:30pm Baxter Hotel Bozeman’s Dark Side Walking Tour 7 pm Western Cafe Jackson Holte 7 pm Pine Creek Lodge Family Movie Night: Meet the Robinsons Speaker Series 7 pm Missouri Headwaters State Park 7 pm Children’s Museum Bozeman Howard Beall & The Fake News 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza Jazz Night w/ Montana Manouche 7 pm Red Tractor Drinking History Walking Tour 7 pm Soroptimist Park Edwin Johnson 7 pm Norris Hot Springs The Lucky Valentines 7 pm Norris Hot Springs Band of Drifters 7 pm Gallatin Riverhouse Grill – Big Sky Cole and the Thorns 7 pm Gallatin Riverhouse Grill – Big Sky Dirk “One-Man Band” Alan 7:30pm Blue Moon Saloon – Rogers & Hammerstein’s Oklahoma! 7:30pm The Ellen Theatre Rogers & Hammerstein’s Oklahoma! 7:30pm The Ellen Cabaret 8 pm Shane Lalani Center Jeff Plankenhorn & Sean Devine 8 pm The Attic Variety on the Verge: Burlesque & Other Indoor Sports Everclear 8 pm Gallatin County Fairgrounds 8 pm Verge Theater Variety on the Verge: Burlesque & Other Indoor Sports Headbangers Ball Volume 3 8 pm Zebra 8 pm Verge Theater Sunrise Karaoke – Cabaret 8 pm Shane Lalani Center Eagles 9 pm Young Slice 8 pm Zebra Eagles Bar Gary Small & the Coyote Brothers 9 pm Chico Saloon Gary Small & the Blue Belly Junction 9 pm Eagles Bar Coyote Brothers Exit 288 9 pm Sacajawea Bar – Three Forks 9 pm Chico Saloon The Sweet Lillies 9 pm Filling Station Karaoke w/ Living the Dream Sugar Daddies 9 pm 9 pm JR’s Lounge & Casino Sacajawea Bar Amy Helm 9 pm Live From The Divide Karaoke w/ Living the Daniel Kosel Band 9 pm Murray Bar – Livingston Dream 9 pm JR’s Wee Dog with Philipsburg Brewing & Tom Susanj Tim Easton 9 pm 9:30pm Bale of Hay Saloon – Virginia City Live From The Divide James McMurtry 9:30pm Top Hat – Missoula Lazy Owl String Band Goldfish Races 9 pm 10:30pm Bale of Hay Saloon – Virginia City Murray Bar – Livingston 2018 Garden & Home Tour City of Bozeman 2018 Garden & Home Tour City of Bozeman Red Ants Pants Music Festival White Sulphur Red Ants Pants Music Festival 27 Inaugural Bozeman Cutthroat Rugby 4 Man 28 White Sulphur Springs Scramble 8:30am Bridger Creek Golf Course GUITAR: The Instrument 8 am MoRockies Open STEAMlab Hours 10 am Children’s Museum First Yellow Mule Trail Work Day & BBQ A Photon 10 am Taylor @ MOR 8:30am First Yellow Mule Trail – Big Sky Violent Universe – & 2pm 11 am Taylor @ MOR Gallatin Valley Farmers’ Market Secret of the Cardboard Rocket 12 pm Taylor @ MOR 9 am Gallatin County Fairgrounds Frios Friday! 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GUITAR: The Instrument 8 am GUITAR: The Instrument Museum of the Rockies 8 am Museum of the Rockies 3 Open STEAMlab Hours 10 am Children’s Mus. 4 Gallatin Valley Farmers’ Market Living History Farm 10 am MoRockies `9 am Gallatin County Fairgrounds A Photon 10 am Taylor @ MOR 2018 Sweet Pea Parade 10 am Downtown Bozeman Violent Universe – & 2pm 11 am Taylor @ MOR 2018 Summer Education Series Secret of the Cardboard Rocket 12 pm Taylor @ MOR `10 am MT Raptor Conservation Center Frios Friday! Gourmet Popsicles at the Museum Living History Farm 10 am MoRockies 12 pm Children’s Museum Bozeman A Photon 10 am Taylor @ MOR Dinosaurs Exhibit Tour 12:45pm Museum of the Rockies 2018 Sweet Pea Festival Faster Than Light – & 4pm 1 pm Taylor @ MOR 10 am Lindley Park The Big Sky Tonight 3 pm Taylor @ MOR 8th Annual SLAM Fest 2018 Sweet Pea Festival 3:30pm Lindley Park 10 am Bogert Park Shakespeare in the Parks – Othello 3:45pm Lindley Park Violent Universe – & 2pm 11 am Taylor @ MOR Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm Gilbert Brewery – Virginia City Secret of the Cardboard Rocket 12 pm Taylor @ MOR New Releases in Tiny Theater 4:30pm Movie Lovers – 6th Annual Bale Beer Fest w/Dirk Alan Friday Zydeco – Swamp Dawg 5:30pmFollow Yer’ Nose 12 pm Bale of Hay Saloon – Virginia City Open Mic Night 6 pm Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot Dinosaurs Exhibit Tour 12:45pm Museum of the Rockies Jazz Night w/ Alex Robilotta 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza Faster Than Light – & 4pm 1 pm Taylor @ MOR Eli Young Band 7 pm Emerson Center Bozeman’s Historic Main Street Walking Tour Rialto Rumors: A Storytelling Series 7 pm The Rialto 1pm Soroptimist Park Bozeman’s Dark Side Walking Tour 7 pm Western Cafe Find Waldo Local Prize Party! 2 pm Country Bookshelf Jake Worthington 8 pm Live From The Divide The Big Sky Tonight 3 pm Taylor @ MOR Ian Thomas & His Band of Drifters 9 pm Chico Saloon Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm Gilbert Brewery – Virginia City Hot Club of Cowtown 9 pm Filling Station Russ Chapman 5:30pm Follow Yer’ Nose BBQ – Emigrant Comstock Lode 9 pm Sacajawea Bar – Three Forks Steffan May Goldfish Races ` 5:30pm Katabatic Brewing Company 10:30pm Bale of Hay Saloon – Virginia City Karaj 6 pm Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot Chris Cunningham 6:30pmBaxter Hotel Augustus 7 pm Pine Creek Lodge 2018 Summer Speaker Series 7 pm Missouri Headwaters State Park Bozeman’s Drinking History Walking Tour 7 pm Soroptimist Park Sunrise Karaoke – Eagles 9 pm Eagles Bar Sunrise Karaoke – Silver $ 9 pm Silver Dollar Saloon– Ennis Ian Thomas & His Band of Drifters 9 pm Chico Saloon Sugar Daddies 9 pm Sacajawea Bar – 3 Forks G e t Y o u r e v e n t s o n t h e C a l e n d a r ! e m a i l : i n f o @ B o Z o n e . C o m ( $2 5 p e r l i s t i n G f o r n o n - a d v e r t i s e r s ) o r C a l l 5 86 - 6 7 30 Page 6a • The BoZone • July 15, 2018

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Final performances of Carpool to Virginia City Cabaret at Livingston’s for hilarious ‘Brewery Shane Center Follies’ this summer The Shane Lalani Center for the proprietor of Cliff and Sally’s Arts in Livingston presents its sum- boardinghouse, tentatively begins a mer Community Theatre produc- romance with Herr Schultz, a mild- tion, Cabaret, playing in the Dulcie mannered fruit seller who happens Theatre through July 22nd. to be Jewish. In a Berlin nightclub, as the Cabaret runs weekends through 1920s draw to a close, a garish July 22nd. Showtimes are Fridays Master of Ceremonies welcomes the and Saturdays at 8pm, and Sundays audience and assures them they will at 3pm. Tickets are $18 for adults, forget all their troubles. With the $14 for seniors and college students, Emcee’s bawdy songs as wry com- and $10 for youth 17 and under. mentary, Cabaret explores the dark, www.theshanecenter.org or by heady, and tumultuous life of calling the box office at (406) 222- Berlin’s natives and expatriates as 1420. The Shane Center is located The Brewery Follies continue can think of in today’s political Germany slowly yields to the emerg- at 415 E Lewis St. Note: this production at Virginia City’s historic H. S. and social landscape. However, ing Third Reich. Cliff, a young contains adult language and content. Gilbert Brewery with another sum- you might want to find a sitter American writer newly arrived in Cabaret is generously sponsored mer season of belly laughs, celebrity for the kids – with laughter and Berlin, is immediately captivated by by Paula & Scott Coleman, Joanne impersonations, sketch comedy, and beer on tap, some of the Follies’ English singer Sally Bowles. & David Gibson, and Yellowstone plenty of music! This hilarious antics can be pretty irreverent. Meanwhile, Fräulein Schneider, Valley Lodge & Grill. • comedy cabaret – accompanied by Of course, the nasty “four letter your favorite Montana micro brews words” are left out, but the jokes and standard domestic beer flavors might mean what “those” words – will leave your stomach muscles mean. The Brewery Follies is sore for days from laughing and rated well beyond PG-13! guffawing. The Brewery Follies 2018 Sunset magazine called it “…a Season runs through Saturday, cabaret show wild enough for any September 22nd. Showtimes are old time miner.” Christine Meyers 4pm and 8pm. Reservations are of the Billings Gazette said, “if there’s required by phone only. Call (800) a funnier or more polished show 829-2969 ext. 3 to make yours! around, I haven’t seen it.” This comedy show will keep The mission of The Brewery you talking for days! Due to Follies is simple: to make you laugh mature content, parental guid- while these crazy entertainers make ance is suggested. Learn more at fun of just about everything you www.breweryfollies.net. •

Variety & more Improv Regional barbecue tourney entertains at Verge kicks off w/ BBQ Blues Theater Night at Kenyon Noble Verge Theater continues its off- popular improv games are played Fire up the grill and break in be on hand to showcase their grills, season with some spectacular stage in the style of Whose Line is it those tastebuds in anticipation of reveal new products, offer live antics fit for the sunny season! Anyway?, as well as long-form the 2018 Montana Pitmaster demonstrations, host educational Here’s a look at what’s happening improv. Everything is created on Classic next month. The official classes, and teach new and innova- in the coming weeks at your neigh- the spot and based on audience State BBQ Championship returns tive ways to produce great barbe- borhood community theater. suggestions. Come enjoy cheap to Bozeman’s Kenyon Noble cue. After the competition, sample Verge’s “Flight of Summer!” thrills for your laugh hole! Join at Lumber & Hardware on Friday and what the teams turned in and see continues! Variety on the Verge: 7pm on Mondays, July 23rd and Saturday, August 24th–25th. what real competition barbecue Burlesque & Other Indoor August 20th for these special shows. The weekend kicks off with a tastes like. Stick around until Sports unfolds at the Theater on Tickets are $7 in advance, or $9 at Bozeman BBQ & Blues Night on 4:30pm to see who will be crowned Fridays and Saturdays through July the door. Friday from 5–8pm. The evening this year’s Montana Pitmaster 21st at 8pm each evening. Led by And mark your calendars for will feature a variety of competing Champion! This all-ages afternoon the incomparable Heidi Stand-Up on the Verge, coming teams serving specialty foods with is FREE and open to the public. Krutchkoff, Variety will have some- to the Little Black Box next month! the live blues of Andre Floyd set- The Montana Pitmaster Classic thing for everyone! A mixture of For one weekend only, August ting the mood for this great family is a community event sanctioned by dance, music, burlesque and come- 10th–11th at 8pm each night, you gathering. Attendees will turn their the Kansas City BBQ Society. dy will no doubt leave you full of can witness some of the valley’s cash into BBQ Chips ($1 per chip) Professional and amateur contest- entertainment. Join in to see the most hilarious comics on the Verge to sample the goods straight from ants from the Northwest and amazing talent the Gallatin Valley stage. This offering in the “Flight of the Pitmasters’ grills – all for a Canada will compete for the has to offer! Tickets are $14 in Summer” series is being helmed by great cause! A large percentage of Montana State Championship of advance, or $16 at the door. award-winning stand-up storyteller all proceeds from the Montana BBQ in the categories of chicken, Improv on the Verge is back Ryan Cassavaugh. Tickets are $14 Pitmaster Classic will directly bene- pork ribs, pork and brisket. The throughout the summer with spe- in advance, or $16 at the door. fit the Gallatin Valley YMCA and overall highest scorer in all cate- cial guests! The Bozeman Stay tuned for more Verge the greater community. gories will become the Grand Improverts will share the stage with announcements, or visit www.ver- Andre Floyd is Montana’s origi- Master of the tournament and students who have graduated getheater.com for reservations nal blues artist with a number of state champion, making them eligi- through Verge Theater’s Improv and further information about these original recordings to his credit, ble for the Kansas City Royal (one School. Come join in on the fun productions and other upcoming including Project 2o12 and Lapis. He of the biggest barbecue competi- and laughter as the grads show off events. Advance tickets are also has toured his brand of rockin’ tions in the world). Last year’s win- their skills, giving the biggest laughs available in store at Cactus Records. blues around the world, working ner, Montana Outlaw BBQ, placed for the fewest bucks! Guaranteed to See you at “The Little Black Box on with the likes of Taj Mahal, Edgar 12th in pork and 10th overall, and be a hilarious start to your week, the Edge (of Bozeman)!” • Winter, Corky Siegel (of the leg- are geared up to compete at the endary Siegel – Schwall blues Montana Pitmaster Classic again band), and many more. Floyd is a this year! The Montana Pitmaster cultural minister of the arts in Classic is a two-day nonprofit event Western Montana and regularly created to increase awareness of Take a trip to Oklahoma! – tours with his band Mood Iguana, the competitive world of barbecue. both regionally and nationally. Kenyon Noble Lumber & now playing on The Ellen Then, join in on Saturday from Hardware is located at 1243 1–4pm to check out the biggest W Oak St. in Bozeman. Learn names in BBQ. Professional grill- more about the weekend of stage masters from Weber, Traeger, events by visiting The Ellen Theatre, a Downtown Gregory Peck in The Big Napoleon and Big Green Egg will www.montanapitmaster.com. • Bozeman institution, is your source Country on Wednesday, August for some of the area’s best big screen 8th. All Summer Westerns screen entertainment and stage performanc- at 7:30pm. The Ellen Saloon es. The space – which recently opens for wine, beer, popcorn and announced renovation plans – also other refreshments at 6:30pm. houses some great musical acts, both Tickets are $6 for each screening. local and those coming through town. Giddy up and catch this Cowboy Here’s a look at what’s happening Train – yee-haw! downtown. The Ellen’s other summer film Dust off that surrey with the series, Kids’ Classics, contin- fringe on top! The Ellen Theatre is ues next month with The celebrating the 75th Anniversary of Misadventures of Merlin one of America’s most beloved musi- Jones screening on Sunday, cals – Oklahoma! This Rogers and August 5th at 2pm. Tommy Kirk Hammerstein masterpiece is now and Annette Funicello team up playing and runs for thirteen perform- in this wacky comedy. complete ances, featuring a talented cast of with questionable inventions, community members and LIVE possible mind-reading, Orchestra! If you’ve never seen this attempted crime-fighting, and Broadway blockbuster, it’s the grand- several run-ins with a spirited daddy of them all, with hit songs such chimpanzee! Merlin Jones is Rated as “Oh, What A Beautiful Mornin’,” G with a runtime of 1 hour and (Everything’s up to date in) “Kansas 31 minutes. City,” “I Cain’t Say No,” “People Will Gather the relatives, from tots Say We’re in Love,” and the toe-tap- to teens and even grownups, to pin’ title tune – “Oklahoma!” enjoy family favorites on the big With both evening and matinee silver screen. Soft drinks, candy, performances running through July popcorn, and other refreshments 29th, Oklahoma! tickets are $25 for are available for purchase starting adults and $18 for youth 17 and at 1pm, with all movies screening under. Premium seating is also avail- at 2pm. Each film is only $2 at able for $34 and upper balcony for the door! Seating is first come, $18. Oh, what a beautiful musical – first served. Oklahoma! at The Ellen Theatre – it’s Wine, beer, and other refresh- more than O.K.! ments will be sold in the lobby one Sponsored by The Western hour before all showtimes. Café, The Ellen’s annual Summer Ticketing and further information Western Series continues with the about these and other upcoming Spencer Tracy-fronted Bad Day at events is available at www.theel- Black Rock on Wednesday, July lentheatre.org. For additional 18th. Destry Rides Again, a inquiries, please call (406) 585-5885 James Stewart favorite, screens on or stop into The Ellen box office. Wednesday, July 25th. Then, Jeff Hours are Wednesday through Bridges and Matt Damon star in Saturday from 1–3pm, as well as True Grit on Wednesday, August two hours prior to any event. See 1st. And looking ahead, enjoy you in historic downtown! •

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Big Sky Arts Council announces lineup for Classical Music Festival

The Arts Council once again will be bring- chamber musician, Ms. Hristova performs fre- Francisco to residencies at the ing the best in classical music to Big Sky this quently with the Chamber Music Society of Kennedy Center to Christoph summer, with the 8th annual Big Sky Lincoln Center and at many music festivals Eschenbach’s birthday concert at Classical Music Festival taking place including the Young Concert Artists Festivals the Schleswig-Holstein Festival in Friday through Sunday, August 10th–12th, at in Tokyo and Beijing, the Musica Viva Festival Germany. Recent highlights various venues throughout the community. in Sydney, Australia, the Grand Teton Festival, included their Carnegie Hall For this year’s festival, be prepared to be the Kingston Chamber Music Festival, Lake debut, appearances with the enchanted by the mesmerizing sounds of Tahoe Summerfest, Lake Champlain Music Boston Pops, Melbourne acclaimed violinist Bella Hristova, who will Festival, the Brevard Music Festival, Symphony Orchestra, a sell-out perform an intimate recital with fellow violinist Music@Menlo, Music from Angel Fire, concert at the 2014 BBC Proms, Angella Ahn at the Warren Miller Chamber Music Northwest, the Santa Fe and an appearance on the ABC Performing Arts Center on opening night. Chamber Music Festival, and the Marlboro prime time hit show “Dancing Saturday’s FREE outdoor concert will see Music Festival. She has also appeared on with the Stars.” Time for Three – perhaps the hottest classi- Garrison Keillor’s “A Prairie Home The festival closes out on cal crossover ensemble in the world – perform Companion” on National Public Radio. Sunday with a free performance music from Bach to Brahms and beyond. Hristova will be joined on stage by renowned from the Big Sky Festival Sunday’s FREE outdoor performance by the violinist Angella Ahn, as well as David Orchestra with Maestro Peter Bay Big Sky Festival Orchestra with Maestro Harding on Viola and John Eckstein on cello. and soloist Bella Hristova. Peter Bay will feature Haydn’s Symphony No. Time for Three will perform a free outdoor Program includes Mozart’s Violin 94, as well as Mozart’s Violin Concerto No. 5 with concert in Town Center Park on Saturday, Concerto No. 5 in A Major, Haydn’s soloist Bella Hristova as well as selections from August 11th. The concert starts at 6pm with Symphony 94 in G Major, and selec- Milhaud and Fauré. In addition these concerts, opening music from students in the Montana tions from Milhaud and Fauré. there will be other events throughout the State University Summer Music Conservatory, This is a free concert at Town weekend, including Masters Classes, conversa- and Time for Three at 7pm. Comprised of Center Park beginning at 5pm. tions with artists, and performances from stu- violinist Nicolas (Nick) Kendall, double-bassist Maestro Bay has appeared with 75 dents from the Montana State University Ranaan Meyer and violinist Charles Yang, the different orchestras including the Summer Music Conservatory. trio has been described as “America’s favourite National, Chicago, St. Louis, On August 10th, join Angella Ahn, Bella classical garage band.” Formed in Houston, Dallas, Baltimore, New Hristova, and friends at the Warren Miller Philadelphia’s Curtis Institute of Music, Time Jersey, North Carolina, Tucson, Performing Arts Center for an intimate recital. for Three’s acclaimed 2016 PBS special won West Virginia, Colorado, Hawaii, Sarasota, Acclaimed for her passionate, powerful per- an Emmy Award. The group’s hit YouTube Fort Worth, Bochum (Germany), Carinthian Chamber Players of the Kennedy Center. formances, beautiful sound, and compelling bullying-prevention video, “Stronger,” has (Austria), Lithuanian National, and Ecuador This eighth annual festival is made possible command of her instrument, violinist Bella inspired students across the globe, eliciting fea- National Symphonies, the Minnesota and by generous support from the Big Sky Resort Hristova is a young musician with a growing tures on CNN and the Huffington Post. To date, Algarve (Portugal) Orchestras, the Louisiana, Tax, the Yellowstone Club Community international career. The Strad has praised, the group has performed hundreds of engage- Buffalo, Rhode Island Philharmonics, the St. Foundation, ERA Landmark Real Estate, and “Every sound she draws is superb,” and The ments as diverse as its music: from featured Paul Chamber Orchestra, the Eastman the Robert and Dana Smith Family Washington Post noted that she is “a player of guest soloists on the Philadelphia Orchestra (Postcard from Morocco) and Aspen (The Ballad of Foundation. For more information, please visit impressive power and control.” A sought-after subscription series to Club Yoshi’s in San Baby Doe) Opera Theaters, and the Theater www.bigskyarts.org or call (406) 995-2742. •

FREE outdoor performance of Love’s Labour’s Lost in Big Sky

Montana Shakespeare in the Parks will per- Town Center Park on Tuesday, July 31st at sented by the Arts Council of Big Sky and the Montana Shakespeare in the Parks opened form “Love’s Labour’s Lost” in Big Sky’s 5:30pm. This FREE performance is being pre- Big Sky Resort Tax District. its first season in the summer of 1973. Since When the King of Navarre and his that time, they’ve performed over 2,250 times companions swear off love for three years, to nearly three quarters of a million people, will they succeed once they encounter the becoming a mainstay of Montana culture. Princess of France and her ladies? This pro- The company’s contribution to the cultural duction is directed by Guest Director Steve fabric of Montana and its unique ability to Cardamone and will bring a night of light serve the most remote rural areas of the and love to its audiences. region has been chronicled by Montana PBS, As one of the summer’s most anticipated NBC Nightly News, The Wall Street Journal, The events in the region, Montana Shakespeare New York Times and many others. In 1991, the in the Parks brings professional productions, company was named the recipient of the at no cost to the public, to communities Montana Governor’s Award for the Arts, the throughout Montana, northern Wyoming, highest honor that can be bestowed on an arts eastern Idaho, western North Dakota and organization in our state. eastern Washington. Remarkably self- All performances of Montana Shakespeare reliant, the company features 10 in the Parks are free and tickets are not need- professional actors selected by national ed for admission. Audiences are encouraged audition who tour without technical assis- to show up prior to the appointed curtain tance to bring live theatre to communities time with chairs, blankets, a picnic supper, primarily in rural areas. and friends and family to enjoy the evening. •

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HRDC launches new volunteer recruitment & placement opportunity Last year 119,649 volunteer time and talents to places such as volunteer to help ensure they have updates. Community.” The local organiza- hours were provided to a multitude the Gallatin Valley Food Bank, the resources needed to serve our “Volunteers can now easily tion oversees essential resources of HRDC service areas. That is Warming Center, HRDC office, customers it’s a win for everyone ‘shop’ for a volunteer job that best like the Gallatin Valley Food Bank, the equivalent of 58 full-time Youth Development Department involved.” fits their interests, skills and sched- Streamline bus system, Warming employees. HRDC has benefited and much more. Community members ule,” says Casagranda. “We are Center, Head Start and other from a long history of volunteerism “So many of our programs are interested in volunteering are grateful for our volunteers and youth development programs, and could not meet the growing experiencing a growing demand for encouraged to visit looking forward to connecting oth- Galavan transportation service, needs in our community without services but are not able to hire www.thehrdc.org to learn more ers with meaningful and impactful VITA tax assistance, and so many volunteers. additional staff,” says Deb and sign-up. Current and new vol- volunteer opportunities.” more. To learn more about any of New volunteer software has Casagranda, HRDC Volunteer unteer needs will be posted along HRDC is a nonprofit these programs and to peruse vol- been added to HRDC’s website to Coordinator. “When I can connect with volunteer applications, train- Community Action Agency dedi- unteer positions, visit the afore- assist people willing to share their them with an amazing community ing requirements and HRDC cated to “Building a Better mentioned website. •

Be prepared for fire danger Photograph the night sky From Montana Fish, Wildlife & camp or fish, use caution this sum- metal fire rings where permitted. Parks (FWP) mer,” said Greg Lemon, FWP’s – Drive only on established w/ upcoming F-11 workshop Despite a wet spring, our spokesman in Helena. “Above all, roads. Take care to ensure that more typical hot and dry summer be careful with fire and be pre- exhaust and emission systems are is on the horizon for Montana, so pared to prevent wildfires.” in good repair. campers, hikers and anglers need FWP offers these tips to help – Don’t stop or park vehicles to be prepared to prevent prevent wildfire: over grass or brush. wildfires statewide. – Carry in vehicles a shovel, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks, Montana Fish, Wildlife & bucket, axe and, if possible, through its employees and citizen commis- Parks reminds everyone who a garden-type weed sprayer full of sion, provides for the stewardship of the plans to be outdoors to be cau- water. fish, wildlife, parks, and recreational tious of fire danger on public and – Restrict camping activities to resources of Montana, while contributing private lands. designated camping areas and to the quality of life for present and “If you’re planning to hike, build campfires only in established, future generations. •

Get ready to see and photograph the lecture, carpool to private proper- the night sky in a fresh way! F-11 ty on the eastern slope of the Midsummer cleanup tends to Big Sky’s Photo & The Print Refinery will Bridgers, far away from from present Night Photography in Big Bozeman’s city lights where the night Sky Country with instructor Matt sky vividly expresses itself. Develop Upper Gallatin River MaCoy on Saturday evening, August your new technical skills and hone in Join United by Blue, Montana Force, protecting popular recre- questions? Learn more about the 11th, meeting at 7pm. A published on your vision with MaCoy’s patient Supply, Gallatin River Task Force, ation areas for fishing, rafting, and cleanup calling (215) 278-7858 ext. photographer and videographer, one-on-one assistance. The shoot is and Big Sky Community biking. Join for an evening cleanup 4 or by emailing cleanup@united- MaCoy has extensive experience rain or shine, so come prepared for Organization for their first ever under the mountains in Big Sky byblue.com. with photographing stars, including whatever Mother Nature dishes out. joint waterway cleanup in Big Sky! this month! United By Blue was created star trails and time lapses of the Night Photography in Big Sky The Upper Gallatin Cleanup This cleanup is one of 20 that with the idea that a successful out- Milky Way. tickets are $125, or $105 for F-11 at Big Sky Community Park will United by Blue is co-hosting door brand can do serious conser- The evening starts at F-11 to VIPs. Pre-registration is required by August take place Monday, July 16th nationwide this summer, from vation work. For every product cover best practices for capturing 9th. To register, visit from 5–7pm. June through August, to establish sold, UBB removes 1 pound of evocative night sky images. Topics www.f11photo.com, call (406) 586- Volunteers will clean the shore- community partnerships between trash from oceans and waterways will include: exposure and shooting 3281, or stop by the store at 2612 W lines of the iconic Upper Gallatin their specialty retailers, conserva- through company organized and modes for night photos; exposure Main St., Suite A. Additional techni- River, specifically the West Fork tion or municipal partners, and hosted cleanups. They hope to equivalence; light painting; balancing cal requirements may apply. See web- where it runs through Big Sky. volunteers. make a measurable impact on the artificial light at night; and technical site for further details and complete This cleanup will be a preface to Interested volunteers are most pressing of environmental aspects of night photography. After course schedule. • the larger summer cleanup efforts encouraged to register at united- problems: ocean trash and plastics from the Gallatin River Task byblue.com/bigsky. Still have pollution. • 1YM Trail Restoration Day Emerson Center announces annual followed by tasty BBQ in Garden & Home Tour Big Sky Featuring Bozeman’s downtown times and locations of these special The Southwest Montana The Dirt Concern of Gallatin neighborhoods & shared community lectures and tours. Mountain Bike Association Valley Bike Club. Their mission is spaces The Garden & Home Tour is a (SWMMBA) will present the First to enhance access to trails and A long-time favorite, the great way to spend the day biking Yellow Mule Trail Work & advocate for mountain bicyclists in Emerson Center for the Arts or walking with friends through Restoration Day + BBQ on Southwest Montana. By engaging & Culture’s 21st Annual Bozeman. The tour promises inspi- Saturday, July 28th from and educating community, working Garden & Home Tour will ration for all types of gardening 8:30am–4:30pm. This event is with public land managers, collabo- take place Friday evening, July enthusiast, from the experienced specifically designed to address the rating with other user groups, and 27th from 4–8pm, and gardener, to those just starting out, troublesome upper portions of the building and maintaining trails, Saturday, July 28th from to observers who simply enjoy the First Yellow Mule (1YM) where ero- SWMMBA volunteers are fulfilling 9am–4pm. beauty of gardens. sion and rugged alpine conditions that mission and becoming reliable This year’s tour will take a The 2018 Garden & Home have made the trail rutted in places voices in our region. They also deeper look into the some of Tour is $15 for Emerson members or non existent in others. build, maintain, and advocate for the neighborhood gardens and $20 for non-members. Tickets SWMMBA is working with local trails you can ride your bike on. and shared community spaces are available at the Emerson bikers to arrange shuttles to the The SWMMBA Board of Directors of Downtown Bozeman. The Center for the Arts & Culture, Buck Ridge Trailhead, leaving from is entirely composed of dedicated Greater Gallatin Watershed Cashman Nursery & Landscaping, the Big Sky Community Park at and hardworking volunteers. Council, Gallatin Valley Farm Heyday, and both Owenhouse ACE 8am. After the workday is complete, In the summer of 2016, to School, City of Bozeman Hardware locations. workers will ride to the Big Sky SWMMBA received recognition as Water Conservation Office, This year’s event poster features Community Park from the 1YM an International Mountain Bike and Linda Iverson Designs Geri Ward’s alcohol ink artwork, trailhead, Ousel Falls parking area Association (IMBA) Chapter. As an have come together to share “Spring Hyacinth.” For more infor- for a SWMMBA-sponsored BBQ! IMBA Chapter, SWMMBA is thoughtful and innovative gar- mation about the Garden & Home Refreshments will be provided for tasked with creating, enhancing, dening practices happening Tour, please visit www.theemer- the day’s amazing volunteers. and preserving great mountain bik- right here in the Gallatin son.org, email The Southwest Montana ing experiences. Learn more at Valley. Be sure to check the [email protected], or call Mountain Bike Association is a www.southwestmontana- schedule in the ticket book for (406) 587-9797 ext.106. • 501(c)3 nonprofit that grew out of mba.org. • Page 2B • The ecoZone • July 15, 2018

‘Bite of Bozeman’ returns August 1st ‘Lunch on the Lawn’ ahead of Sweet Pea weekend continues on Emerson The Sweet Pea Festival ing. On Wednesday evening, local something all locals and returning returns to the Bozeman area for its restaurants line Main Street to offer visitors are familiar with. The Sweet 2018 event, Friday, August 3rd up samples of their fare, while musi- Pea Festival Parade is one the largest Center green through Sunday, August 5th in cele- cians entertain, during the ever pop- and most popular parades in the Join your friends and neighbors before the John Swendseid bration of its 41st year. ular Bite of Bozeman. The Sweet state of Montana, taking place this for the 2018 Lunch on the Lawn Quartet takes over entertainment Sweet Pea is a three-day festival Pea Art Show will be on display at year on Saturday, August 4th. The series, held on consecutive duties on August 1st. Future Lunch of the arts held the first weekend in the Emerson Center as well. Sweet Pea Children’s Run will kick Wednesdays at the Emerson Center on the Lawn performers include August. The Festival kicks off late Admission to events leading up to off the parade of colorful floats fea- for the Arts & Culture from Kate & the AlleyKats on August Friday afternoon in Lindley Park Festival weekend is free. Admission turing this year’s theme. The parade 11:30am–1:30pm through August 8th, the Bridger Trio on August with a performance by Montana to the events in Lindley Park is free and open to the public, run- 15th, and Shakespeare in the Parks. Saturday requires the purchase of an admis- ning along Main between 8th Ave. The ramps up with a children’s run and sion wristband. Full Weekend and Wallace. Dead parade that lead the community to Access wristbands are $20 in And last, but definitely not least, Yellers to the park where the festivities contin- advance, or $10 for kids. one of the biggest draws of Sweet close out ue through Sunday evening. Here’s a look at some event Pea is the LIVE Music! Here’s a the series Weekend entertainment comes in highlights that make Sweet Pea what look at the schedule of 2018’s per- on August many forms – music of all genres, it is! Sweet Pea’s Bite of Bozeman formance slate. Dirty Revival will 22nd. performances by local theatre and is a highlight of the annual festivi- start things off on Friday, August Food dance troupes, workshops, family- ties. This palate-friendly evening 3rd at 6:30pm, before Big Head vendors friendly entertainment and activities, precedes the main event and will Todd and the Monsters brings will a flower show, a beer and wine take place on Wednesday, August 1st down the house at 8pm. Saturday, include garden featuring Montana micro- beginning at 5:30pm in Downtown August 4th will see a slew of Lotte Dogs brews, and over 100 arts and crafts Bozeman. Enjoy the food and performances, starting with featuring vendors to stroll through and drink offerings of over 40 area Hawthorne Roots at 12pm, The locally- purchase unique gifts for yourself, restaurants and food vendors. With Moondoggies at 1:30pm, and sourced family, and friends. entertainment on every corner, food RANGES with Raison D’être hot dogs, The week leading up to the choices galore, and the fun of Dance Project at 3pm. Check out chips, and Festival offers additional fun-filled, dining among friends in the middle NUCLASSICA at 4:30pm, Mipso drinks; community events. Artists of all skill of Main Street, you’re sure to have at 6pm, and THE MAIN Rancho levels converge on Main Street for a good time! SQUEEZE headlining at 8pm. Picante Chalk on the Walk Tuesday morn- The Sweet Pea Parade is Sunday, August 5th performances Bison Hut include Mathias and Dane brings bison Andrew Thompsen with Elle 22nd. A Bozeman tradition, this free burgers, tacos, and bratwurst; and Fine from Moose Acoustic community event features live music, Totally Tasty Food Truck with an Brunch from 9–11am, Laney local food trucks, children’s activities, organic menu of sliders and assorted Lou and the Bird Dogs at as well as area organizations and hot sandwiches. And for dessert, ice 12pm, The Black Lillies at community partners. Entertain the cream and roasted nuts from Genuine 1:30pm, and Stephanie kids while enjoying music and min- Ice Cream. Delish! Quayle finishing things off gling with other parents. Or, get Located at 111 S Grand Ave., at 3pm. away from your desk and soak up the Emerson Center for the Arts & There’s SO much more some sunshine on the Emerson’s Culture serves as a primary resource dance, theatre, family entertain- newly purchased lawn. for the arts, arts education, and cul- ment, and other activities to dis- Milton Menasco & the Big tural activities in Southwest cover! For further festival infor- Fiasco perform on Wednesday, July Montana. Learn more about Lunch mation and to purchase wrist- 18th. The Beautifully Broken on the Lawn and other happenings bands for the festival, visit follow on Wednesday, July 25th, at www.theemerson.org. • www.sweetpeafestival.org. •

Green Door hosts #MeToo reception during Livingston Art Walk Green Door Gallery will host an and the chance to view their work. of power in the context of gender, focuses on young women working in Garre, ran Garre Fine Art, an art artists reception for featured exhibit The #MeToo: A Visual Dialogue economics and race. To what extent non-traditional careers. She selected gallery in Livingston, for 15 years. “#MeToo: A Visual Dialogue” exhibit is a visual expression of can our voices come together and women to interview who fit into His work in this exhibit is an acrylic during the next Livingston Art Walk voice and perspective that reflects work toward a collective truth and stereotypical American ideals, physi- and depicts a person who is being on Friday, July 27th from 5:30–8pm. experiences surrounding the toward a holistic approach to health cally speaking. In the paintings the stalked and the feelings of fear This group show will feature Billings #MeToo movement. What began as in community? Much of the art in women are naked, portraying them caused by predatory behavior. artist Jane Deschner, Glasgow a relatively straight-forward move- this exhibition focuses on combining as their male co-workers might Tandy Riddle is seeking inspira- artist Cathryn Reitler, and ment in which newly empowered painted images with craft materials, imagine them, if thinking of them tion and direction from the ancient Livingston artists Angie Froke, women were outing men, #MeToo that define the powerful domestic in a non-professional light. The sur- Greeks and Romans in her search John Garre and Tandy Riddle. has come to involve all genders as it history of feminine art forms. face of each painting is sewn of the to find solace and perhaps a deeper Join for an evening with the artists looks at the prevalence of the abuse Artist Cathryn Reitler’s work clothes each woman wore to work. understanding of the prevalence of The interviews explored ways gen- the abuse of power in the context of der affects the way the women were gender, economics and race. treated or spoken to on the job. Drawing on the play Lysistrata which Quotes from the interview are is notable for being an early exposé embroidered by hand on each of of sexual relations in a male-domi- the pieces. nated society as well as the notion Artist Jane Deschner’s work is that “we are all the Sabine women,” from her Resilience Series and com- Tandy hopes, through her art, to bines found, vernacular photo- shed light on the truth and give us graphs juxtaposed with the quotes the opportunity to change the bal- that are hand-embroidered ance of power. upon them. The Synergigi-designed Green Artist Angie Froke brings to the Door Gallery can be found just exhibit work in the form of knock- above Wheatgrass Saloon, a cold- down textiles and her ever-present press juice bar and eco-boutique in sense of humor. The knockdowns historic Downtown Livingston. depict revered Supreme Court Green Door celebrates the work of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg in bird local and regional artists and pres- form, thus the title, “Ruth Bader ents a culturally engaging experi- Ginsbird.” Ruth Bader Ginsburg is ence for the viewer. The gallery is the second female justice to be con- located at 120 N Main St. Learn firmed to the court. more at www.wheatgrasssa- John Garre, with his wife Karen loon.com. •

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Yellowstone Forever grants $5.9 Frankie Boots, Lindsay Clark million to Yellowstone National Park take the Wild Joe*s stage From Yellowstone Public Affairs ParkService’sNativeFish canstillreachnewaudiencesby WildJoe*s thoughtfulsoul.She YellowstoneForeverisproviding Restorationprogram,amajoreffort visitingstudentsintheirschools CoffeeSpotin hascarvedouta $5.9 million to fund 53 priority torestorenativefishpopulationsto throughdistancelearningprograms. Downtown uniqueandvibrant projects inYellowstoneNational sustainablelevels.Anothergrantwill Since2011,Yellowstonehasoffered Bozemanisa placeasanartistwith Parkincludingthewolf program, gotowardsvisitorandwildlifesafety theopportunityforclassroomsto greatplaceto apenchantforrich trailheadinformationdisplays,and education,providingsupportfor haveaparkrangervisitthem checkoutlive harmonyandastyle virtuallythroughvideoconference musicbylocal of self-taughtfinger- technology.Studentscanlearn artistsandthose pickinginfluencedby abouttopicssuchasvolcanoes, passingthrough NickDrake,John parkecology,wildlife,andhis- town–withoutthe Fahey,andothers. tory.Demandforthisprogram noiseof thesometimeschaoticbar Hernewalbum,Crystalline,isdueto continuestogroweachyear, scene.Theirmenualsooffersplenty releasethissummer. andsupportfromYellowstone of deliciouscaffeinatedandother ThenextOpen Mic Night will Foreverwillensurestudents treatstoenjoyalongsidethemusic! takeplaceSaturday,July21stfrom fromaroundtheworld Here’salookatwhat’scomingup. 6–8pm.Comeforaneveningof participateinthisprogram Enjoythesoundsof Frankie musicperformedbylocalmusicians. foryearstocome. Boots onThursday,July19thfrom Bringyourguitar,sitar,zither,poet- “YellowstoneNational 6–8pm.Thesinger/songwriterhas ry,comedy,orthereminandtakea Parkstaff whole-heartedly apenchantforpaintingvividimages turnupatthemic.ShowBozeman thankYellowstoneForeverand of latenights,lostlove,andthegrit- whatyou’remadeof!Individualset thegenerousdonorsfortheir tiersideof life.Whetheritbecoun- lengthsdependonthenumberof commitmenttothisexception- try,rock,blues,gospel,bluegrass,or musicianswhowanttoplay.Sign- alplace,”saidSuperintendent anyothertrueformof great upsstartat5:30pm–firstcome, DanWenk.“Thisparkis Americanmusic,Bootsthrowsitall firstserved.Besuretobringyour incrediblyfortunatetohave intotherecipeforadishalways friendsandsupportlivemusicin suchasophisticatedandpro- servedhot.Hiscaptivatingliveper- Bozeman!Amodestcontributionto fessionalpartnerinYellowstone formancesandmagneticsongshave thekittywillbedividedbypartici- Forever.Thededicationthey beenafavoriteonfestivallineups patingmusiciansattheendof the showintheirworkenhances fromAustintoBatonRouge,also night.Themorepeoplewhocome, parkresourcesandvisitor openingforsomeof thebiggest themoremoneyinthepot.An addi- experiences.” namesintheindustryincluding tional Open Mic Night is set for Friday, YellowstoneForeveristhe RobertEarlKeen,LukasNelson, August 3rd from 6–8pm. blackbearresearch. seasonalrangersandvolunteersto officialeducationandfundraising LeonRussell,andRayWylie Karaj performsonSaturday, “YellowstoneNationalParkisa deliversafetyinformationatwildlife nonprofitpartnerof Yellowstone Hubbard,amongothers. August4thfrom6–8pm.TheBay wonderlandthatdeservesourstew- trafficjams,demonstrationsonhow NationalPark.Proceedsfrom Portland-basedLindsay Clark Areasongwriterhasatasteforspare ardshipandsupport,”saidHeather tousebearspray,andsafehiking YellowstoneForever’seducational followsonFriday,July20thfrom arrangementsandinsightfullyrics. White,YellowstoneForever andcampingpractices. ParkStores,Institute,andphilan- 6–8pm.Exquisiteandpitchperfect, Manyof hissongsareinspiredby PresidentandCEO.“AtYellowstone Othergrantssupportprograms thropiceffortssupportprioritypark thefolksysinger/songwriter’smusic openspacesandwesternstates. Forever,weareproudtopartner thatdirectlyengageyouth,helping projectsandvisitoreducation. speaksof quietrevelation,witha KarajplaysalongthePacificcoast withtheNationalParkServiceto cultivatethenextgenerationof Thankstogenerousdonationsfrom backgroundof herownmulti- andbeyond,bringingoriginalsand fundvitalparkprojectsandexcep- stewards.TheYellowstoneYouth supportersaroundtheworld, trackedvocalarrangements.With thoughtfulcoverstoevery tionaleducationalprogramsthat ConservationCorpsisawork-based YellowstoneForever,anditsprede- influencesrangingfromtheBeach performance. inspireandengage.Welookfor- learningprogramthatengages cessororganizations,haveprovided Boys,JoniMitchell,Elizabeth WildJoe*sCoffeeSpotislocated wardtocontinuingourworktogeth- teamsof 15to18-year-oldsin over$106,000,000cashand Cotton,appalachianfolk,herclassi- at18WMainSt.intheheartof ertohelppreserveandenhancethe leadership,education,recreation, $171,000,000in-kindsupportto calupbringing,andherfather’s historicDowntownBozeman.Learn world’sfirstnationalparkforgener- andworkactivities.Theprogram YellowstoneNationalPark. recordcollection,sheblendsmany moreabouttheseandotherupcom- ationstocome.” promotesstewardshipof Since 1916, the National Park worldsintoauniquelywarmsound ingeventsatwww.wild- ProjectsfundedbyYellowstone Yellowstoneandotherwildplaces Service has been entrusted with the care withlyricsindicativeof adeepand joescoffee.com.• Foreverincludewildliferesearch amongthenextgeneration,while of America’s more than 400 national andmanagement,visitorexperi- alsoprovidingmuch-neededwork parks. With the help of volunteers and ence,youtheducation,andsustain- forparkprojects. partners, NPS safeguards these special ability,amongothers.In2018,$1 Whilenoteveryonehasthe places and share their stories with mil- millionwillsupporttheNational chancetovisitYellowstone,thepark lions of people every year. • Annual Roundhouse Roundup offers fun, food, company & tunes Be prepared & bring what you may need TheLivingstonDepot ingsaswellasoperationof the Foundationhasannouncedits museum,educationalprogramsand Roundhouse Roundup at the communityeventsattheDepot. – just not fireworks Depot,alivelydinnerandmusic Theeveningwillrunfrom From Custer Gallatin National Forest overnightprovisionsandshelterin youhaveagreatexperience,”said event,willbeheldThursday,July 5:30–8:30pm.Ticketpricesare$50 TheCusterGallatinNational caseof anemergency.Wearappro- MarnaDaley,PublicAffairsOfficer. 19thbeginningat5:30pm. inadvance,$55atthedoor,and$45 Forestremindsvisitorstobepre- priateclothingandfootwear(nights “Andthankyouinadvanceforleav- Theeventfeaturesafullchuck forDepotFoundationmembers, paredandbringwhattheymay arestillchillyanditmayrain)and ingyourfireworksathome.” wagondinnercateredbythe withreservedtableopportunitiesfor needtoensureasafeandenjoyable packsomesunscreenandinsect Formoreinformation,please NorthernPacificBeaneryandlive groupsof eightormore. experienceonpublicland.However, repellent.Letsomeoneknowwhere visitwww.fs.usda.gov/custer- musicbyQuenbyandtheWestof Sponsorshipopportunitiesarealso fireworks arenotacomponentof youaregoingandwhenyouexpect gallatin orcallanyCusterGallatin WaylandBand.Dinneranddancing available.Ticketscanbereservedby that–therearenofireworks toreturn.Makesureyouarephysi- NationalForestoffice. willtakeplacebeneaththeclassic callingtheDepotat(406)222-2300. allowedonpublicland.Pleaseleave callypreparedandyourequipment Custer Gallatin National Forest is architectureof theDepotandits TheDepot,originallyconstruct- themhometoenjoyanotherday. isingoodworkingordertoaccess known as one of the most ecologically colonnade-encircledcourtyard.The edasthegrandNorthernPacific’s TherecentincreaseinSearch theareayouwouldliketogo. diverse landscapes in the region. The Depotmuseumwillalsobeopenfor railstationin1902,hasbeen andRescueoperationsinnational Finally,getamap.ForestService Forest stretches from the rugged high- theenjoymentof guestsatthe restoredandisoperatedbythenon- forestlandisagreatreminderforus officeshavemapsforsale,aswellas country of the Absaroka-Beartooth event,includingitspopularexhibits profitLivingstonDepotFoundation. alltoplanaheadandpreparefor manyareabusinesses.Thereare Wilderness, the Gallatin Crest and “RailsAcrosstheRockies,” Itservesasacommunitycultural theunexpected.Whendeciding alsodigitalmapsavailablefromthe vast portions of the Greater “TheLivingstonDepotinHistory centerpromotingthevisualand whereyouwouldliketogo,make AvenzaappthroughtheCuster Yellowstone Ecosystem to the rolling andArchitecture,”andthe2018 performingarts,cultureandhistory sureyouhavethenecessaryequip- Gallatinwebsite. landscapes and buttes of far southeast- specialexhibit“PureQuill:The of theYellowstoneRegionthrough mentandprovisionsshouldsome- “Doingsomeresearchonthe ern Montana and northwestern South Photographsof BarbaraVan itsmuseum,educationalprograms thingunforeseenhappen.This areayouaregoingandpreparing Dakota on the Ashland and Camp Cleve,”acreativesamplingof  andevents,forthebenefitof Park includesasafetykit,bearspray, fortheunexpectedwillhelpensure Crook districts. • ranchandWesternlifeacross Countyresidentsandvisitorsfrom severaldecades. aroundtheworld. TheRoundhouseRoundupisa TheDepotMuseumexhibitsare popularsummer’seveningthat opensevendaysaweekduringthe allowsgueststoreacquaintthem- summer,MondaythroughSaturday Regional author shares tale of Sacred selveswithanattractiveandrichly from10am–5pmandSundayfrom historiciconintheheartof 1–5pm,withamodestadmission. Dog at Elling House Livingston’sdowntownandacentral Grouptoursarealsowelcome,and TheEllingHouseArts& grewintoajourneyof untoldmiles monieswithme.Knowledge monumenttoitsrailroadheritage. moreinformationisavailable HumanitiesCenterwillhostauthor walkingmybelovedmountains learnedfromtheseceremonies,I Proceedsfromtheeventhelpfund throughtheDepotofficeat(406) Thomas Savage onThursday, alongthegreatdivide.Igrewto realizedaftermuchintrospection, ongoingrestorationandpreserva- 222-2300oritswebsite,www.liv- July26that7pm.Hewillreadfrom appreciatethegreatforceatworkin hasgivenmethewordstowrite tionof thehistoricalDepotbuild- ingstondepot.org.• hissecondpublishedbook,Sacred thesewildandunchangedplaces. this,andotherstories.” Dog: The Journey.Admissionisby Mychosenpathinlifehasledmeto TheEllingHouseislocatedat donationandopentothepublic. abeautifulearth-basedspirituality. 404EIdahoSt.inVirginiaCity. TheLakotaword,Sunka NativeAmericanfriendsIcameto Learnmoreaboutthisandother Wakan,meanshorse.TheEnglish knowalongtheway,generously upcomingeventsat translationisSacredDog.Thisstory sharedtheirmostreveredcere- www.ellinghouse.org.• isabouttheepiclifeof one suchsacreddogwhosefightfor survivalinthebrutalhigh desertsof Nevadaleadshimon anunbelievablejourney.Live theincredibleexperiencesof Sonof Banshee,asheleadshis herdof wildmustangsthrough theunforgivingwildsof Nevada.Ateveryturn,hislifeis abattleagainstnotonlythe brutallandinwhichheandhis herdlives,butarelentlessstrug- glealsotoeludethecaptureof man.Thoughhislifeisoneof constantstrife,thestallionfinds freedominthedarknessof night.Inhisdreamworld,heis thewarhorseof thegreatSioux warchief,TalkingBear.Their passagecreatesabondbetween themthatistimeless. Amessagefromtheauthor: “IamTomSavage.Ihavelived nearlyallmyyearsinthe ruggedmountainsof southwest- ernMontana.Inruralhomes nearthetoweringmountains thatformtheContinental Divide,myloveforthewildness of naturewasborn.Bymy father’sstrongexampleand underhiswatchfuleye,Itook myfirsttentativestepsasa youngboyonthepaththatI walkstilltoday.Mygrowing hungertounderstandthesome- timesmysteriouswaysof nature Tell ’em, “I Saw It In The BoZone!” ––– The BoZone Entertainment Calendar • www.BoZone.com • 406-586-6730 • Volume 25, Number 14 - July 15, 2018 • page 3B Page 4B • The ecoZone • July 15, 2018

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Prizewinning researcher came to MSU to fish, then became hooked on academics By Carol Schmidt, MSU News Service obviousthatIwouldbedoing fromanenvironmentalviewpoint. tobeginwritingabookcom- Flyfishingwasforemoston somethinglikethisbecauseIcare Heproceededtointerviewclimate municatingtheimpactsof Will Griffiths’ mindwhenhe aboutthese(rivers),”saidGriffiths, scientists,fisheriesbiologistsand climatechangeoncoldwater firstcametoMontanaState whoiscontinuinghisresearch otherresourceprofessionalstobet- fisheriesintheAmerican University,buthewashookedbya whiletakingayearoff tobea terunderstandthesciencebehind West.Heisfocusingonfour courseinenvironmentalhistory fishingguideinStanley,Idaho. climatechangeanditsimpactson westernrivers:theDeschutes thathelpedhimtransformhispas- Afterward,he’llbeapplyingto coldwaterspeciesliketrout. inOregon,theSalmonin sionsintoacademicexcellenceand graduateschools. “Thatwasthefirstspark,the Idaho,andtheYellowstone anationalaward. Griffiths,whosaidheisaproud firstthoughtthatIshoulddo andMadisonRiversin Griffiths’researchonthreatsto sixth-generationOregonianfrom somethingtoensurethesefisheries Montana.Hehascited coldwaterfisheriesfromclimate Bend,hasbeenflyfishingsincehe wouldbehereinthefuture,” researchbytheU.S.Forest changewasrecentlyselectedasthe was15.HesaidhecametoMSU Griffithssaid. Servicethatachangingcli- MontanaentryintheCouncilon becausenearlyallof hisfishing FiegesaidGriffithscannot matemeansthatfamous UndergraduateResearch’sPosters mentorshadspentsometimeon onlyunderstandandinteractwith riversliketheYellowstone ontheHilldisplayattheU.S. theblue-ribbonriversnear riversandfishbutalsohasgifts andMadisonwillnolonger Capitolrotunda.Whilein Bozeman.Whenhearrivedat thatare“intellectual,intuitiveand providehabitatforcoldwater Washington,D.C.,Griffithsshared MSU,Griffithsadmitshedidalot spiritualaswell,inhisabilityto fishspecies,vastlychanging hisworkwithMontana’scongres- morefishingthanstudying–until comprehendandappreciate theregion– aswellasthe sionaldelegationaswellaslarge hetookFiege’sclassandlearned riversandfishfrommultiple sportheloves. audiencesintheCapitol.Earlierin aboutthehistoryof theWest’s perspectives.” “Will’sresearchisagreat theyear,Griffithspresentedhis greatriversandhowtheycouldbe Fiegesaidthatheisdeeply exampleof howscholarly wastheposterpresentationin workatthe2018National affectedbyclimatechange. gratifiedthatMSUisthekindof inquirycancutacrossdisciplinary Washington,D.C. ConferenceonUndergraduate Griffithssaidhewassomoved institution“thatcanrecognizeand boundaries,inthiscasecombining “I’velearnedyouhavetobe ResearchinOklahoma. byFiege’slecturesthathecalled cultivate,insomanyuniqueand thescienceof climatechangewith involvedif youwantthingsto Griffiths,whograduatedfrom hisgrandmothertosharewithher wonderfulways,unconventional ahumanisticapproachtounder- change,”hesaid. MSUthisspringwithadegreein whathewaslearning.“Shetold aswellasmoreconventionalgifts standingtheimpactsof changeon Griffithshopestocompletethe liberalstudiessaid“heflippeda methatIshouldgotalkto(Fiege) andtalents”asdemonstratedby thepeoplewhocareaboutthe bookinthenextthreeyearsand switch”fromunengagedanglerto becauseprofessorsarejustpeo- Griffiths. West,”saidColinShaw,directorof continueguidinginthesummers. scholarwhenhetookaclassin ple,”hesaid. “Willisanexampleof thekind MSU’sUndergraduateScholars Healsoplanstoattendgraduate environmentalhistoryhisjunior Soafterthenextclass,Griffiths of studentthatdifferentiatesMSU Program. school,mostlikelyinenvironmen- yearfromMarkFiege,anMSU askedFiegewhathecoulddoto fromsomanyotherinstitutions,” Griffithspresentedhisworkto talstudiesorenvironmental historyprofessorwhoholdsthe abouttheglobalissuestheclass Fiegesaid. anMSUaudiencethisspringasa journalism. WallaceStegnerEndowedChairin wasdiscussing.Fiegeignited Griffithssoughtandreceived PresidentialEmergingScholarand “If youcareabouttheseplaces, WesternStudiesatMSU. Griffiths’interest,andthestudent fundingfromMSU’s hasspokentoTroutUnlimited thenyouneedtobecomeinvolved “WhenIlookbackonit,itwas beganlookingathisfavoriteplaces UndergraduateScholarsProgram groups.Thehighlightof hiswork inconservation,”hesaid.•

MSU College of Agriculture seeks nominations for state’s outstanding agricultural leader From MSU News Service “Thisyearisthe125th notselectedthisyearwillberecon- TheMontanaState anniversaryof thecollegeandthe sideredthefollowingyear,but UniversityCollegeof experimentstationandwe’relook- applicationsshouldbeupdated Agricultureisseeking nominations ingforwardtocelebratingour withcurrentinformation. foritsoutstanding agricul- legacyandfuturealongsidestu- Lastyear,DaveOienof tural leader award to dents,friendsandproducers,” TimelessNaturalFoodinUlmwon honorduringits2018 Boyersaid.“Thehistoryof this theaward. CelebrateAgricultureevent, OutstandingAgriculturalLeader Thedeadline for nominations is setforNovember9th–10thon awardisjustasimportanttocele- Friday, August 31st,andforms theMSUcampus. brate,becauseitrepresentsthe shouldbereceivedat202Linfield Theannualawardhon- long-heldrelationshipwehave Hall,MSU,Bozeman,MT,59717, orsthosewhohaveexhibited withMontanaproducers.We bythatdate.Nominationform abundantleadershipin wouldn’tbewherewearetoday maybedownloadedat: Montanapublicserviceasan withoutthem.” http://agriculture.montana.e agriculturalproducer,industry Nomineeswillbe:wellrespect- du/celebrateag. advocate,agribusinessleader edintheiragriculturalcommunity; CelebrateAgricultureisan orasafriendof agriculture. activelyinvolvedintheagriculture opportunitytocelebratetheher- Theawardispartof thecol- industrywithaccomplishments itageof Montanaagricultureand lege’sannualCelebrate thatimpactmany;anindustry theimpactthattheland-granttra- Agricultureevent, leaderoranupcoming,activeand ditionhasoncommunitiesacross andawardeeswillbecelebrat- innovativeproducer;orhavealife- thestateof Montana,thenation edduringthecollege’s timeof achievementinagriculture. andtheworld.Theeventsinclude HarvestBreakfaston CurrentMSU,stateorfederal apublicdance,breakfastandcur- Saturday,November10th. employeeswillnotbeconsidered, rentagricultural-relatedresearch Theawardrepresents exceptinthefriendof agriculture highlights.Alleventsarefreeand theimportantrelationship category.PastMSU,stateorfeder- opentothepublic.TheMSU betweentheland-grantmis- alemployeesneedtohavebeen Departmentof Agricultural sionandtheagriculturalcom- retiredforaminimumof twoyears EconomicsandEconomicswill munity,accordingtoMSU andhaveshownserviceaboveand alsohostanoutlookconferenceon VicePresidentof Agriculture beyondtheirjobrequirementsto Friday,Nov.9th.Detailsforthe CharlesBoyer. beconsidered.Nomineeswhoare seminarareforthcoming.•

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Tucked away in beautiful Paradise Valley, The Young Dubliners perform with emotionally charged country folk,” wrote a icant American musical movements and the modern rustic Pine Creek Lodge offers an local help from Doublewide Dreams on reviewer for The Austin Chronicle. Hays’ music rooted in truly good songwriting, the distinct extensive slate of live music to keep guests Tuesday, July 24th at 7pm. Advance tickets has folk and country tinges, thoughtfully Denver psych-rock quartet Augustus is tak- and others entertained through the summer are $15, or $20 at the gate. penned stories and a full band sound that’s ing Colorado by storm. Formed in late 2013, months. Here’s a look at what’s coming up. Although the Dubliners’ sound is most both driving alt country and moody folk rock. Augustus released their debut EP, The Pinky & the Floyd are next up on commonly referred to as “Celtic Rock,” that Compared to Brandi Carlile, Lucinda Common Collapse, to critical and commercial Friday, July 20th at 7pm. Advance tickets are label, as labels often can be, is misleading. Williams, Rhett Miller, Kathleen Edwards success and has been building a steady fol- $17, or $20 at the gate. The “Northwest’s The Irish influence is there, certainly, but it’s and Patty Griffin, Hays has a sound uniquely lowing due to their extensive gigging and Hottest Pink Floyd Tribute Band” puts on an not the only influence rearing its head on her own. She has shared the stage with Hayes captivating live shows. amazing live show that’s both note-for-note their albums, or in live shows. After all, sever- Carll, Sturgil Simpson, Bruce Robison, Kelly But wait, there’s more! Pine Creek also and improvisational, but it’s their superb al of the band members have no Irish roots of Willis and Jeffery Foucault to name a few. has your midday music fix with its Brunch River Swimmer, Hays’ third full- length and fifth release overall, brings the culmination of her influences and experiences trav- eling the world. The album is available now. Enjoy the sounds of Ashly Holland on Friday, July 27th at 7pm. This is a FREE show. Holland possesses a vocal quali- ty uniquely her own. It can be smoky, sweet, warm, and invit- ing, taking from the highest highs to the lowest lows. The emotion in the voice can only come from someone that has lived through those experi- ences… as Holland has. A The Young Dubliners multi-instrumentalist, she often Pinky & the Floyd backs her voice with acoustic musicianship that sets them apart from other any kind. The Los Angeles-based group has guitar, fiddle, or accordion. tribute bands. Their energy and stage pres- toured extensively with the likes of Collective Holland fronts the popular Americana/coun- Live Music Series. The weekend offering ence are unprecedented! Pinky offers up a big Soul, Jethro Tull, Johnny Lang, and try band Little Jane & the Pistol Whips. regularly showcases regional musicians on its sound and is an experience not soon forgot- many more. Expect to hear plenty originals and crowd Beer Garden Stage from 11am–1pm. Order ten. You can expect albums in their entirety, Tennessee songwriter Jennifer Jane favorites during this solo performance. some food, maybe a cold beverage, then find and a little something from every Floyd genre Niceley brings another FREE performance Kicking off a new month, The a spot! Some of the upcoming acts include: – from the Syd Barrett years to The Division on Wednesday, July 25th at 7pm. Touring in Sleepless Elite provide some FREE stage Galynne Goodwill on Sunday, July 15th; Bell, and everything in between. Tell your support of her spring release, Angels, Demons, entertainment on Friday, August 3rd at 7pm. Juan M Soria on Saturday, July 21st; Brice friends... and time your buzz. It’s a party! Red-Tail Hawks, Niceley pens jazz-hued folk Formed in Boston, the now Southwest Ash on Sunday, July 22nd; Tom Catmull Check out a FREE show with Jackson with deep roots in southern soul and western Montana-based duo consists of Carolina on Sunday, July 29th; and Marcedes Holte on Saturday, July 21st at 7pm. The twang – sometimes like a campfire ballad sung Carter (vocals) and Baylor Carter (drums). Carroll on Saturday, August 4th. Take your former lead guitar player for Missoula’s as sweet and slow as a torch song, often with a Carolina started her career singing in musi- pick and head over! These shows are FREE Newlyweds and Gooseberries spends his sum- singular voice that transcends time and place. cal theater shows, inspired to find her voice of admission and open to the public. mers writing and working on the road all Her lyrics bare longing and regret, poetic noc- by listening to Paramore, Blondie and Sia. Please visit www.pinecreeklodgemon- across the Northern Rockies, his winters turnal dreamscapes of twisted trees, summer Between her style and Baylor’s Blink-182, tana.com for ticketing information, to sweating through rock shows in basement storms and the scent of freshly tilled soil. Strokes and No Doubt upbringing, the pair reserve your cabin, and to learn more about bars. His tunes are designed to give top-notch Christy Hays follows with a FREE show forged a sound all their own. these and other upcoming events. Pine Creek players room to rip and have fun on stage of her own on Thursday, July 26th at 7pm. Finally, Pine Creek welcomes Augustus Lodge is located at 2496 E River Rd., just while staying rooted in the oral tradition of “Like Lucinda Williams in a Carhartt jacket, on Saturday, August 4th at 7pm. This is a outside of Livingston. Call (406) 222-3628 for folk and blues music. Christy Hays works rugged metaphors into FREE show. Harvested from the most signif- further information. • Page 2C • The RollingZone • July 15, 2018

Finally summer at Norris Hot Springs! This year has been a record-set- other local restaurant can inform pop songs inspired by humanity’s John and Carl ter at Norris Hot Springs, with cool- you of the food you are consuming – rapid awakening. join forces for a er nights well into July. The dog days ask a staffer about the farms and “Inherent positivity paired with high-energy of summer seem to finally be upon ranches that supply your meal, and beautiful melodies, insightful song- acoustic evening us and Norris has a plan to keep you you’ll likely find you’re consuming writing and playful lyrics turn every of fun with spe- happy, well fed, cool and enter- greens, vegetables and herbs that Galynne gig into a feel-good-fest. cial guests. Get tained. The hot springs are sur- were harvested in the onsite garden. Her vocal skills and sultry stage pres- there early for a rounded by several outdoor options On weekends, the best in live ence make for a night of musical great spot in the for fun – floating or fishing the acoustic music takes center stage at marvel in its purest form.” – Historic bucket! Madison River, hiking any of the 7pm. Edwin Johnson brings his Trempealeau Hotel, Wisconsin Karaj kicks trails in the Tobacco Roots, explor- first show to Norris on Friday, July Gregory Rawlins returns to off the last-ish ing the Lewis and Clark Caverns, 20th. Johnson performs multiple Norris on Friday, July 27th. As folk month of sum- biking from Bozeman or Ennis, or musical styles and genres, travelling as any alternative musician and as mer on Friday, camping with family or friends. all over the United States and alternative as any folk artist, the August 3rd. The Day’s end brings a lot of weary and Canada. He composes songs “on Washington state singer/songwriter Bay Area song- happy travelers to Norris for a soak, the fly” with live recording looping continues to engage and inspire with writer has a to grab a delicious meal and libation technology. his inventive compositions, austere taste for spare and maybe enjoy some live music. The Lucky Valentines are set command of language, and home- arrangements You might not think hot springs for Saturday, July 21st. Their music grown honesty – translating to what and insightful and hot days go together, but has been described by fans as “stir- one coined as, “alternatively bestial lyrics. Many of through years of tweaks, the magi- ring” Americana, “straight from the truckstop folk.” While his subject his songs are cians at Norris have designed a heart.” Married in 2010, they have matter falls somewhere between the inspired by open spray system to cool the natural hot been playing music for the whole of natural reverence of the incorrupt- spaces and western Gregory Rawlins water on warmer days – making their life together. Crafting songs ible John Denver and the unsettling states. Karaj plays released in 2016. In review of the sure your soak is as enjoyable on a rooted in honest, raw emotion and introspection of Leonard Cohen, along the Pacific coast and beyond, album, The Austin Chronicle suggested, 90 degree day as a 9 degree day. blending sounds from alt-country, Rawlins’ playing style courts quick, bringing originals and thoughtful “An Americana Sheryl Crow? Over the last several years over 800 rock n’ roll, indie, and folk, they jangly, Guthrie-like strumming and covers to every performance. Mandy Rowden has the talent, trees have been planted on the span themes of joy and pain in the delicate alternating thumb finger Norris welcomes the Ennis City chops, and charisma to go there.” grounds, the end result being lush face of life’s trials. They borrow picking that recalls a Southern coun- Ramblers on Saturday, August 4th. For more information on the his- green grass under shady trees, path- inspiration from their own experi- try/blues tinge of Townes Van This locally-based trio plays toric pool, a link to the campground ways with an arbor of trees, and ence, observation, and the beautiful, Zandt or R.L. Burnside. American folk music and cowboy where you can reserve your spot, a plenty of spots to cool off on the lonesome landscape and history of Aran Buzzas follows on songs, i.e. the perfect hang music for look at the menu, directions, or sunniest days. Northern Montana. Their 2016 Saturday, July 28th. Calling his your Saturday night soak. details about the Norris designated The food at the No LoOse Dogs independent release Lion in the Garden music “Homegrown Montana Folky Mandy Rowden performs on driver program, please visit Saloon is also tailored to offer some- is a collection of songs that explore Tonk,” Aran performs songs that are Sunday, August 5th. Rowden is an www.norrishotsprings.com. thing for all tastebuds. The fresh betrayal, loss, and joy. easy to relate to, often amusing, and Austin-based singer/songwriter and Norris is located 24 miles west of salad greens and grilled specialties Galynne & Markondrums frequently with a regional backdrop. multi-instrumentalist who’s been Bozeman near the intersection of are a summer favorite, of course. will bring their acoustic grooves to Eric Leadbetter & DeGroot compared to Lucinda Williams, Kim Hwy 287 and Route 84. They’re The 50 Mile Grill serves local, close out the weekend on Sunday, Brothers finish off the month with Richey, and Stevie Nicks, to name a open from 10am–10pm every day organic and sustainable beef, bison, July 22nd. Front woman Galynne an acoustic rock meets bluegrass few. Her latest album, 1000 Miles, but Tuesday. • lamb, trout and fowl options, all Goodwill is an independent artist show on Sunday, July 29th. Eric sourced from within 50 miles. No writing soulful, conscious, acoustic Leadbetter of Jive Coulis and Matty, Scott Pemberton, The Lone Mountain Trio album release show Brevet next up for MoM at Downtown’s historic Ellen Theatre The 18th Annual Music on highly acclaimed LP, released in a Main Summer Concert Series series of chapters. The group’s soph- Southwest Montana’s Lone 7:30pm. The talented trio featuring Montana Mandolin Society for sev- continues in historic Downtown omore album was preceded by the Mountain Trio will bring an John Lowell, Kevin Fabozzi and eral years and toured the world with Bozeman, with festivities taking Brevet’s debut record, Battle of the album release performance celebra- Tom Murphy play a variety of them as an Ambassador. place on Main Street between Rouse Heart, and earned the band beaming tion to The Ellen Theatre on acoustic instruments including gui- Kevin says of the band, “It’s a and Black Ave. on Thursday reviews. Thursday, August 2nd beginning at tar, mandolin, octave mandolin, and good balanced groove of John with evenings through mid-August. The Local group Cole & the mandocello, accompanied by tight his great songwriting, incredible flat- music begins at 7pm and runs until Thornes open up a new month on vocal harmonies. They’ve spent the picking and singing, and Tom with 8:30pm. Here’s a look at the upcom- Thursday, August 2nd. The last ten years playing in Big Sky his incredible mandolin playing and ing acts. Bozeman band began with an infec- during ski season. Their unique the instrumentals he brings to the Scott Pemberton Band tious restlessness and a heart approach to original songs and band. Tom’s overall knowledge of returns to Bozeman on Thursday, engraved with longing adventure. cover tunes can now be heard on chords, harmonies and chord tones July 19th. the frontman’s sound is Front woman Cole Thorne (ukulele) the new album The Breaks and the is astounding – that’s been a catalyst much like the vibe of his native and Jordan Cole Rodenbiker (bass) Badlands, which will be available we all agree has helped this band Portland: freaky, fun, and just the founded the group in 2013, then at the show. find their sound. There’s something right amount of weird. The best way performing as a soulful, R&B John Lowell is well known to really unique and fun about putting to categorize his music is with the infused, reggae-influenced duet. Montana music lovers as a triple our harmonies together. That’s been moniker “Timber Rock,” also the After a tour to Maui and a freight threat – his flatpicking, songwriting a real joy.” title of his 2015 album. Pemberton train music tour across the country, and singing are on display in his Tom Murphy has been tearing naturally applies his own lens/stamp the band bloomed into a seven-piece work with bands like Kane’s River, up the strings with his mandolin to the sounds of the Pacific in the summer of 2016 when mem- the Growling Old Men and Two work with local bands Little Jane Northwest, the region he has always bers Jelani Mahiri (afrobeat-inspired Bit Franks. and the Pistol Whips, Stormy Creek, called home. The deep jazz, NW percussion), Andy Gavin (drums), “The thing I like about playing the Hooligans, the Two Bit Franks rock/grunge, blues roots, and the and Aaron Banfield (jazz guitar) with Tom and Kevin is the inter- and many more. West Coast funk. It’s all there, and were added. The Thornes then play between our instruments. “Kevin took on the mandocello – often all in the same song. The mas- brought in Daniel Wood (pocket Both those guys seem to have a big a member of the mandolin family in tery of his guitar playing combined trumpet) and Matt Sloan (saxo- vocabulary of musical ideas,” said a much lower register – adding a key with the fun recklessness of his song- phone) to create a playful horn sec- Lowell in an interview from his low end and percussive sound that is writing show that the rules of song- tion. Cole & the Thornes have since Livingston home. “They both push unique to the Lone Mountain Trio,” writing and playing the guitar no performed throughout Montana, me to try new things. Everybody Murphy said. “Kevin was originally longer exist for him. Pemberton playing at various music festivals like listens to the other guy and we a guitarist when this trio started. plays with the uninhibited joy and Harvest Fusion, The Original have this interesting musical con- The addition of the mandocello has intensity of someone who recognizes Festival, and Groovin On’. The versation. I like how tight we’ve given this band an unusual range of that every time we make music is an band released its debut, Map Maker, become. All three of us are solo tones – from the very low to the very honor and a gift. early this year. The album is a col- artists – so the combination – the high. John and Kevin do the lead Indie folksters The Brevet are lection of songs filled with funky whole is greater than the sum of vocals and I really enjoy harmoniz- next up on Thursday, July 26th. grooves, sultry vocals, and empower- its parts.” ing with both of them. They’re great When the feedback-laden, distorted- ing lyrics that capture the true Kevin Fabozzi performs at Big musicians and good friends.” as-all-hell guitar intro to the band’s meaning of being in the now. Sky solo and is also a member of The trio were recently were cho- latest single, “Locked & Loaded,” Future Music on Main perform- Two Bit Franks (the Lone sen to perform for the Montana grinds to a crawl and lead singer ers include Off in the Woods on Mountain trio with bassist Russ Performing Arts Consortium at their Aric Chase Damm’s gritty vocals August 9th and Shakewell closing Smith and banjo player Jeff annual conference. At the confer- kick in, there’s a moment where – if out the series on August 16th. Shouse). He was a member of the ence, the band performed for pre- you’ve got an ounce of soul in your Bring the kids from 6:30–8pm for senters from all over the state and body – your foot starts tapping the Coca Cola “Kids’ Zone” on were swarmed afterwards to talk almost involuntarily. The “woah-oh- South Bozeman Ave. which features about scheduling both shows and oh” hook that hits next is the kind bouncy houses, hula hooping, and teaching workshops. you feel in your bones, the eminently more! Grab a bite to eat from one of “We’re excited about perform- danceable kind that makes you want the many rotating food vendors, stop ing at the Ellen,” said Lowell. “It’s to shoot straight up, kick your chair by a local nonprofit booth providing a gorgeous space, the acoustics are back, and move. Every second, an array of family activities, step great – it will be a treat.” “Locked & Loaded” begs for move- into a few of the downtown stores The show is being presented in ment, an earworm that simply refus- that’ll be open late, and of course, association with the Bozeman es to quit. enjoy outstanding live music from Folklore Society. Tickets are As the lead single off the band’s local and nationally-recognized $18.50, and Bozeman Folklore upcoming record, LEGS, the song bands throughout the season. members receive $2 off per ticket. performs a crucial task: Not only is it Music on Main is a FREE com- Visit www.theellentheatre.org a representation of the band’s new munity event hosted by the for advance tickets and venue sound and of what fans can expect Downtown Bozeman Association details. To receive your discount, from the forthcoming album, it is an and funded by its many generous contact the box office at (406) 585- indication of how far the band has business sponsorships. Please visit 5885 or come since their previous release, www.downtownbozeman.org to [email protected]. • American Novel – a groundbreaking, learn more about the 2018 series. •

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Jeff Plankenhorn, The Nesters perform at Livingston’s Attic The Attic, a second-floor bar and Miles Zuniga (Fastball) and co-pro- ally and internationally with their stage banter and har- Jeff Plankenhorn performance venue in historic ducer “Scrappy” Jud Newcomb, respective solo projects. The Nesters monies are charming Downtown Livingston, is a MUST Sleeping Dogs is set to raise began when Jami and Eliza got audiences, from stand- for dancers and live music lovers. Plankenhorn’s profile as a singer- together to jam. They’d heard of ing-room-only shows Here’s a look at some of the songwriter from Texas to the nation- one another, but had never met, in coffeeshops to upcoming acts. al scene. Don’t miss your chance to despite the fact that both had settled headlining spots in Jeff Plankenhorn performs catch him live in Montana, with in western South Dakota (Jami in the festivals. with local help from Sean Devine Treasure State troubadour Sean Black Hills, and Eliza on a cattle Advanced ticket- on Friday, July 20th at 8pm. One of Devine! ranch in Perkins County.) They each ing information is the most respected and sought-after South Dakotan folk duo The knew right away they’d found some- available at guitarists in the Austin, Texas music Nesters are set for Wednesday, July thing special in the other. Their love www.whiskey- scene, Plankenhorn tours Montana 25th at 8pm. Easterners transplanted of cowboy culture and the prairie creekmontana- for the first time celebrating the to the wild west, Jami Lynn and narrative, not to mention banjo and .com. The Attic is release of his third album, Sleeping Eliza Blue are modern troubadours. the poetry of naturalists like Mary located at 110 N Dogs. Featuring guest performances Over the past decade, both women Oliver, have made collaborative Main St. in from Ray Wylie Hubbard and Patty have garnered abundant accolades songwriting and arranging a joy. Livingston, just above Griffin, as well as co-writes with Ray, releasing albums and touring nation- Their delight is infectious. Their Whiskey Creek Saloon. • Gary Small & The Coyote Brothers, Lacy J. Dalton at Chico Saloon Walking Sideways: An Catch some great live music at Dylan, Waylon Jennings, Willie arrangement, instrumentation, and Insider’s Guide to The Rialto Chico Hot Springs Saloon after a Nelson, Janis Joplin, and Hank regional influences. The Drifters’ relaxing dip or drive through Williams, Sr., among her many influ- sets draw from country, folk and by Dalton Brink the finest wordsmiths today. After Paradise Valley. Live entertainment ences. Head to Pray and enjoy the blues traditions with an emphasis on The wildflowers are dotting the Music on Main, come join us for an heads to Pray every Friday and show – no cover! original songs, done in the old style. hillsides in rainbow speckles break- evening of prose-driven veracity, a Saturday evening – and Sundays Under the Bleachers rock the The band’s latest release, the full- ing up the waving green of the bit of conscience-composting to through the summer – so you can house Friday and Saturday, July length Live in 2016, was recorded grasses. It hasn’t turned brown and help your soul blossom. kick up your feet and soak them too! 27th–28th. The band consists of throughout Montana with 14 origi- beige yet. A summer miracle. I’m July 21 – Handsome Jack Rock, rhythm & blues artists Scott Williams (guitar), Tim nal songs deeply rooted in the classic praying August isn’t on fire, that I’ll Magic. We need it. In our post- Gary Small & The Coyote Borsberry (drums), and Pat country and American folk sounds. be able to see the Bridgers without Google world of cynics and sar- Brothers will take the stage Friday Borsberry (bass). They have an Reverend Raven & The the veil of smoke I’ve unfortunately casm, where whatever knowledge is and Saturday, July 20th–21st. If you intensely diverse song list, a result of Chain Smokin’ Altar Boys close gotten used to over the past few out there is available at the push of love blues, rockabilly, surf, and plain their diverse origins. Tim and Pat out the weekend on Sunday, August years. I’ve been hiking: Lava Lake, a button or a slide of the finger, ole good times music, then you’re in hail from Helena, and Scott is a 5th. Bringing crowds to their feet at Hyalite Peak, Sacajawea – attempt- where it’s easy to convince ourselves the right place – they’re known as transplant from Los Angeles who the hardest to please and sophisticat- ing to make the most of the short- that we know everything there is to “Purveyors of Good Boogie Music.” grew up in Southern Arizona. A ed night clubs in the Midwest, the lived summer. I hope the same for know, where the unknowns get The Coyote Bros are a diverse band look over the band’s song list will group play traditional blues, straight you. Hope you’re camping, hiking, brushed over with sheer ignorant defined by its rockabilly, blues, cajun, show they keep up with today’s hits up with a big dose of passion. With climbing, biking – whatever it is you confidence, we need magic… per- surf, reggae, and anything else they – and have been playing yesterday’s smoking grooves, served up with hot do – rock-hounding, searching for haps more than ever, and deem cool. hits since they were a “hit” the first harmonica and smooth, stinging gui- dinosaur bones – whatever the hell it Handsome Jack will be here to put a American country singer/song- time! Are you ready for more? Bleachers’ tar, they play original songs pep- is, just get out and do something. Take little bit of the wonder, so sorely writer Lacy J. Dalton brings a spe- Scott Williams follows with a solo rock n’ pered with nods to Slim Harpo, advantage of the weather, of the needed, back into the world. He’s cial performance to Chico on roll show on Sunday, July 29th. Little Walter, Jimmy Rogers, Billy cool breeze, of the chilly waters, wowed Penn and Teller with both Wednesday, July 25th at 8pm. Ian Thomas & Band of Boy Arnold, Junior Wells and the because we all know what is lurking his close-up and stage routines and Known for her gritty, powerful Drifters perform Friday and Three Kings. ahead. But if you do find yourself in now I’m proud to be bringing him vocals, which People likened to a Saturday, August 3rd–4th. The band Chico Saloon music begins at town and you’re looking for some- to Bozeman. Two shows are avail- country equivalent of Bonnie Raitt, plays modern American roots music 9pm, unless otherwise noted. Chico thing to lift your spirits, The Rialto able, the first will be family-oriented Dalton is known for a number of hit and encourage their audiences to Hot Springs is located in Pray, 20 has some things you may just find for the kiddos, the second geared songs including “16th Avenue,” dance. Based mostly in Montana miles south of Livingston. Come sip, worth your precious summer time. towards adults only. “Takin’ It Easy,” “Crazy Blue Eyes,” and Tennessee, the band also soak, and swing! For more informa- July 19 – James McMurtry July 27 – The Burn Box “Black Coffee,” “Slip Away,” and includes players from all over the tion, call (406) 333-4933 or visit My father was a truck driver and Comedy Series “Next to Me.” She includes Bob country, keeping the music varied in www.chicohotsprings.com. • my mother was a waitress, making Laughter, along with alcohol, is me the anthropomorphic progeny of the best medicine, and we have both a country-western song. Before I in spades every last Friday of the was a cell with intention in the month up in the Burn Box. womb, I was predisposed towards a Fearlessly led by Jeff Strock, the Hot plates & fantastic live acts at tenderness for songwriters: Jon open mic is one of our most popular Prine, Townes Van Zandt, Guy events. Local comedians vie for our Kountry Korner Clark… these guys are heroes to chortles and I haven’t been disap- me, the best kind of heroes – work- pointed yet. It’s honestly the best Evening live music in Four “Sweet Dreams,” and others, with Gentlemen of Jazz and solo piano ing-class heroes, writers speaking to open mic I’ve witnessed of any kind. Corners, three nights per week! an erotic tenderness that’s less nightly at the Cellar 301 for my heart, masters of the truths of I haven’t laughed so much in a long The Kountry Korner Café serves country than it is late-night hip. several years. the blue-collar society I have always time. Check it out. a tasty breakfast and/or dinner, A little folk, country and blues, For more information about been a part of. The great James Further details about these events as well as local musician it’s American roots music. upcoming events, call (406) 586- McMurtry falls within this lineage. I and more, as well as ticketing infor- residencies throughout the month. A local pianist and KKC fix- 2281 or visit www.kountryko- have developed an obsession to lyri- mation, can be found at Here’s a look at some upcoming ture, Bob Britten brings rnermontana.com. • cal content, and McMurtry is one of www.rialtobozeman.com. • event dates. Saturday performances July Rich Mayo performs every 21st, 28th and August 4th at Tuesday at 6pm. Upcoming dates 5:30pm each evening. Britten include July 17th, 24th and 31st. studied piano and guitar as a A multi-instrumentalist, Mayo youth growing up in New plays the guitar, harp, and vocals. Jersey, but it was the guitar that He performs an Americana mix brought him to Montana. He you’re sure to enjoy, and his wife, studied classical guitar and Tanna, often adds a flute and attended Christopher lovely female voice. Parkening’s master classes at Claudia Williams performs Montana State University in every Friday night at 5:30pm. 1981 and 1982. Bob played gui- She’ll be ready to entertain July tar and piano in various bands 20th, 27th and August 3rd. in Billings including the Williams has been singing in the Big Sky Country most of her life. As the lead singer of Montana Rose, she’s following her dream of songwriting and interpreting songs of others that speak to her soul. She enjoys telling the stories of life and love in the west, shar- ing tales that most just dream about. A true Montana icon, she was born and raised in the West and carries on the culture in music. Williams interprets stan- dards like “Walkin’ After Midnight,” “I Fall to Pieces,”

Tell ’em, “I Saw It In The BoZone!” ––– The BoZone Entertainment Calendar • www.BoZone.com • 406-586-6730 • Volume 25, Number 14 - July 15, 2018 • page 3C Page 4C • The RollingZone • July 15, 2018 The Interview Dusty Pockets bring sprightly album release show to Rialto Local rock and blues-infused able to put it together, to kind of dog, new dog, or me. That’s kind of it sure keeps us laughing together. to stay in this pocket, a range of Americana group The Dusty cherry pick and make the best piece, that. [laughs] There’s no bad music – area you can hit and be on-beat. But Pockets “seek to tell meaningful the best whole. RZ: Are there artists you guys DW: – there’s plenty of bad I can’t say that’s how it came to be. stories” with performances of their RZ: It’d likely be difficult to pick like to cover that might also inspire music, but there’s no bad genre. Maybe that’s just how I justify it. original music and inventive trib- any one favorite, but are there any your own music? JG: We’ll go with that. JG: It’s art. It’s open to utes in and around Bozeman. songs in particular you’re excited for DW: We do a lot of covers from RZ: Who are some completely interpretation. Those people to hear? The Band. We did a Band tribute underrated artists out there today? RZ: The album is out at the end talents will officially materialize DW: All of them for sure, but last summer, kind of the start to this DW: Ahh… The Dusty of the month, then what? What with the release of the band’s first I’m excited to see what people give Cannery District party going on. Pockets. [laughs] plans does this band have for its album, Hard Line, later this month. future in music? In anticipation of the upcoming DW: The stars are record release barn burner at the the limit! Honestly, we’ll Rialto, The Rolling Zone got go right back into the together with Dusty Pockets lead studio. We’ll keep play- vocalist Dave Walther and bassist ing shows and promote John “Griff ” Griffith for a the album for sure. But sometimes-animated conversation like I said, we have a about their debut release and catalog of songs to assorted frames of reference. choose from and want RZ: The Dusty Pockets have to get those down, and been popping up around the region we’ve got some new over the last couple years. For those songs in the meantime. unfamiliar with the band, who is We’re going to get this group? through the release DW: We’re a group of musi- party and these summer cians from all over who have cen- shows, then start record- tralized in Bozeman. Three out of ing again this winter. the five of us played in Cure for RZ: Final messages? the Common, amongst other JG: Thank you for bands. Griff and I have played in a reading and getting to lot of others as well, regionally and the end. beyond. The Dusty Pockets came DW: Thank you together organically. It started out even more for coming as a two-piece, then we just kind of to The Rialto on July built it up. [Our music] is based off 27th. Our good friends of songs I write with a lot of cre- the Lazy Owl String ative collaboration. We like to call Band will be opening to it our own blend of – what is it add to the eclectic Griff ? nature of the show. We JG: Recreational Americana. cross a lot of genres DW: It’s a wide variety of all and they don’t really do American music – blues, country, what we do. Our bands even soul. We cross genres quite a have very different bit, but it happens pretty naturally styles, but they’ll bring a similar in my opinion. photo by Lo Hunter energy. It should be a really RZ: What can folks expect to fun show. experience at a Dusty Pockets per- us the most feedback on – what We’re also doing the last one this JG: The Congress is a band I’ve The Dusty Pockets take the formance? songs are their favorites off the year. It’s a tribute to Little Feat & always looked up to. They’ve got Rialto stage on Friday, July 27th with DW: They’re kind of a ride. album. There are a few I feel came The Allman Brothers on Sept. 5th ridiculous songwriting, ridiculous help from the Lazy Owl String Band There’s slow, sentimental ballads, out really well sonically. “Hard that we’re calling “The Little voices, ridiculous musicality. I love beginning at 8:30pm. Advance tick- then there’s upbeat stuff with horn Line,” the title track, is just very Brothers Tribute.” When we do watching those guys play and it’s ets to this 18+ show are $10 at sections in some shows. It really does title-track sounding, if that makes those, you’re kind of diving not very often anymore. They’re a www.rialtobozeman.com, $12 vary. And that’s the point, for it to any sense. head-first. It’s not just learning the big one for me. in-store at Cactus Records, and also be an experience and not the same JG: I like “Daggers,” it’s unlike song for a wedding, it’s really put- DW: Paul Cauthen is my kick available at the door depending on kind of song over and over again. any other tune on the record. ting a production together and dig- right now. He’s pretty country, but availability. Doors at 7:30pm. RZ: Featuring the Horn Stars- DW: It’s a little deeper, more ging into it. You start understanding showy. Elvis-y, Roy Orbison almost. The Dusty Pockets are Dave assisted lead single “Born to Run,” introspective kind of tune. why your heroes are your heroes. Very tasteful music – something Walther (guitar, vocals), John Griffith the album is called Hard Line. How RZ: That was actually my When you get to really put the new and fresh on something old (bass, vocals), Garret Rhinard (keys, was putting this thing together? favorite one. I’m always curious to talons into a song like that, you and familiar. He’s turning us more vocals), Matt Rogers (guitar), and Joe JG: We made it ourselves, so see what song is chosen to end can’t just give them up after the and more into a country band with Sheehan (drums, vocals). that’s pretty slick. an album. tribute show is over. every show. Learn more about The Dusty DW: Yeah, in a studio we built in DW: That was the cool thing for RZ: Anything crazy off-genre RZ: You’re The Dusty Pockets. Pockets at www.thedustypock- Griff ’s house. Instead of putting us too, being able to sculpt it with that might trickle in a little bit? Where did that name come from? ets.com or find them on Facebook money into studio time, we put it that in mind. To make it an album DW: It’s different every day. DW: It kind of dropped down for updated show details and band into building our own little space and not just be like, ‘Oh we’re going We’re kind of music freaks about from the heavens upon us. It went announcements, @Dustypockets. [where] we have the resources to do to release this single.’ Yeah, we’re everything. through a lot of name searching Their debut album, Hard Line, everything ourselves. It’s entirely going to release singles to give JG: We’ve been listening to a lot and this one just stuck. I can’t even releases July 27th. The collection recorded and produced by us but people a taste, but we wanted it to of Wheeler Walker, Jr. lately. It remember the time or place, but we and limited edition vinyl are does not have the sound of a garage be an experience cover to cover. hasn’t really been influencing the tried it on for a while and just really available for pre-order through the recording. It really came out well It was really fun to have that content of the music that much, but liked it. Playing music, you’re trying band’s website. • and we’re happy with it. It was a opportunity to sculpt the album how fun experience and really came out we saw fit, to end it on the note we well. It’s available everywhere on wanted to end it. July 27th. RZ: Is there a great story behind RZ: How does this 10-track any of those songs you’d be willing Bale of Hay invites all to annual Dog & debut represents this collection of to share? musicians. DW: I would stay “Yellowhead” Grog brew fest DW: We have the fortunate is the most interesting, storytelling problem of having a lot of original kind of song. It’s about Mary The 2018 Dog & Grog settles Saturday will feature ten brew- the package deal – 8 tasters of beer, material. With everybody being in Yellowhead Road, the place I grew into historic Virginia City for its eries including: Lewis & Clark polish dog, and limited edition com- other bands, it took a little while to up. It’s a backroad where people go 15th annual event, Friday and Brewing, Bitter Root Brewing, memorative glass featuring Lewis & get the point where we were priori- to party, a mixture of redneck Saturday, July 20th–21st. The Bale Bayern Brewing, Neptune’s Brewery, Clark Brewing. Individual beers and tizing this one. The launching point hunters and natives since it’s on the of Hay Saloon hosts this Montana Madison River Brewing, Bozeman dogs are also for sale. was when we did 11th & Grant with reservation. There’s a really eclectic Microbrew festival featuring the best Brewing Co., Draught Works, Lone Then dance the night away with Erik Funk, but there were still sched- blend of people and it’s always fun craft brews made in Montana. Peak Brewery, Quarry Brewing, and the Chad Ball Band starting at uling problems with [our] other to rummage through the carnage Friday night begins with the Wee Ruby Valley Brewing. Ruby Valley is 9:30pm. They’ll be playing a yummy bands. Once we started getting and debris that’s left over. There’s a Dog pint night beginning at 5pm. making it inaugural appearance at mix of folk, rock and country so you going, we decided it was time to put lot of imagery in that one. It’s an Philipsburg Brewing makes their Dog & Grog, all the way from can get on your feet and dance while out a real album because there had interesting place. way to the event, bringing with them Sheridan! Beer and music will flow enjoying your favorite brew. been enough lineup changes – the JG: I wrote one tune on the some of the best brews made in under the big tent next to the Bale Bale of Hay Saloon is located at band was very different, and our record called “Dogs.” A buddy of Montana. Tom Susanj will provide of Hay. Festivities start at high noon 344 W Wallace St. in Virginia City, goals had changed a bit. It took a lit- mine went to prison and I took care blends of folk, rock, blues and and run through 7pm with no on the west end of town next to the tle while, but once we got into the of his dog while he was away. That rockin’ country from cover charge! Bozeman’s Left on Opera House. Visit www.bale- album phase, we had a sea of songs tune is about his dog entering my 9:30pm–12:30am. This is your Tenth will provide the live music ofhaysaloon.com or call (406) to choose from. So it became, house where I already had a dog. chance to sample beers from one of all day, playing tunes you can tap 843-5700 for further information ‘Which songs do we feel best repre- Each verse is from a different per- the best breweries in Montana and your toes to. about Dog & Grog and other sent this group?’ It was fun to be spective, whether it’s from the old collect one of their pint glasses! Make sure to arrive early and get upcoming events. •

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Afternoon of music & family fun in Gardiner’s Arch Park The North Yellowstone Education ballads, and they like to take time and improv and more contemporary artists. Foundation will present its annual Gardiner a jam, take chances and push their limits. Their style is confident, Brewgrass Festival on Saturday, July 21st in Canyon Collected play a heavy dose of origi- complex, and full of improvisa- Arch Park from 3–10pm. nal music, the occasional obscure cover song, tion that will draw you in and The event will feature Montana breweries and tunes any crowd will enjoy. Their album, get you shaking all over with and wineries, as well as a kids village with In the Woods, is available now. bluegrass joy. family-friendly activities, games, and keg root Both Canyon Collected members, Tia ALL event proceeds will beer. Live music will keep the good times Martini and Leon Elam have branched out to directly benefit Northern rolling courtesy of Canyon Collected, create the folk n’ roll duo of Pickin’ Pear. They Yellowstone Education Pickin’ Pear, and Bridger Creek Boys. combine their non-traditional stylings to their Foundation whose mission is to Event entry is $25 at the gate which includes traditional instruments and create an original provide sustainable support and beer glass and free samples all night. mix of modern American music. Together the enhance innovative educational Discounted advance tickets are also available Pear take the banjo and ukulele down the road opportunities for students, for $20 at Tumbleweed Bookstore & Café of folk, rock, and bluegrass. Sometimes the teachers and community mem- through July 20th. ukulele will even launch you straight to outer bers in partnership with Colorado’s Canyon Collected is a grass space. A blend of top-notch songwriting and Gardiner Public Schools. Learn band whiskey bent on blurring genre lines and improvisational jamming makes each one of more at www.gar- creating new music rooted in an all American their songs sound unique. dinernyef.org. Find them on cross-country experience. Each member fea- The Boys are an acoustic bluegrass quartet Facebook for updated event tures a unique style influenced by a multitude steeped in old-time tradition, while also push- information and future of genres, artists, places and time. They write ing the genre with newgrass. The band blends announcements, love songs, drinking tunes, pop hits, murder originals with covers of traditional bluegrass @GardinerNYEF. •

Sacajawea Jam Sessions on the porch, more Sac Bar live bands Enjoy some of Montana’s best live music at dance floor hopping! the historic Sacajawea Hotel after an evening Sugar Daddies of wining and dining in Three Forks. Guests, bring all the favorites locals, and people from all around are wel- on Saturday, July 21st. come head out and enjoy everything the Sac This Montana-based has to offer. Here’s a look at some of the trio is comprised of upcoming music. Richard Riesser (gui- On Thursday, July 19th, a Sacajawea tar, vocals), Oscar Jam Session & Open Mic Night continues Dominguez (key- Porch Party season at 6:30pm. Bring your boards, bass and music, lyrics, talent and friends to the vocals), and Ron Sacajawea on Thursday nights. Each event will Craighead (drums, be hosted by local and semi-famous vocals). The band has singer/songwriters. You can perform original been successfully per- or cover music, play an impromptu jam ses- forming in various ven- behind.” Sugar vides audiences with what they consider “rock- sion, or just listen and enjoy! Food and drinks ues throughout Southwest Daddies will return abilly music” all over the state of Montana. will be available all evening. Additional Sacajawea Montana since its inception in to the Sac for another The high-energy band tends to veer away Jam Session & Open Mic Nights are set for 2012. While the gist of their round on Saturday, from slow jams, other than the occasional Thursdays, July 26th and August 2nd at 6:30pm material is popular rock n’ August 4th. tune. With an arsenal of originals and person- each evening. roll, country, oldies, R&B and Cabin Fever alized covers, the guys will keep you on your Down in the Sac Bar, Exit 288 will per- blues, they also have an exten- is set for Friday, feet until last call. form Friday, July 20th. The high energy group sive arsenal of original songs, July 27th. From Comstock Lode pops in for a lively per- performs everything from classic and contem- all of which are palatable, as Manhattan, the formance on Friday, August 3rd. Bozeman’s porary rock, to blues, country, and all that’s in well as an array of lesser- band plays a com- best classic rock n’ roll and country western between. Exit 288 connects with the audience known but still great songs by bination of original band plays covers from the ‘60s through the and creates a fun and exciting atmosphere. both obscure and well-known artists/songwrit- music, ‘70s rock, and a wide variety of dance ‘00s. Creedence, Eagles, Green Day, Grand The band’s music is carefully selected to get ers. Their main focus is variety, and they half- tunes from Dwight-style country to Pink Floyd. Funk, Elvis, Skynard, Beatles, Nirvana, Cash, people involved in the party and to keep the jokingly have a motto of “No request left This five-piece-plus band showcases strong George Strait, Garth Brooks, Vince Gill, Merle vocal harmonies and a wide variety of instru- Haggard – just wait a couple minutes and mentals. Members include Lonny Walker you’ll hear an old or new favorite. (rhythm guitar), Steve Loessberg (lead guitar), ALL Sac Bar music begins at 9pm, unless Larry Greenbaum (bass, lead guitar), Josh Fike otherwise noted. The Sacajawea Hotel is locat- New York’s Lemuria opens August (drums), Jon Gerhts (bass guitar), Ross Barrett ed at 5 N Main in Three Forks. For more (percussion), and Lane Quandt (harmonica). information about these events, visit w/ Taco Montes show Country rockers Bluebelly Junction www.sacajaweahotel.com or call (406) Whistle Pig Music has announced Buffalo, Learn more about the band at return on Saturday, July 28th. The group pro- 285-6515. • New York-based Lemuria will bring their www.lemuriapop.com or find them on brand of post-pop to Bozeman’s Taco Montes Facebook, @Lemuriapop. For further informa- on Wednesday, August 1st. Local power-pop tion about Whistle Pig Music, visit rockers The Sleepless Elite, Tiny Iota and www.whistlepigkorean.com/music. Ava Swanson will open the show with doors Follow @WhistlePigPunk on Facebook for the at 8pm. There is a $5 suggested donation at most up to date show announcements. Taco the door. Montes is located at 815 W College St., just Formed in 2004, American indie rock band on the edge of the Montana State University Lemuria is on a cross-country tour in support campus. • of its latest album, Recreational Hate. The songs can be traced to a past, present, and future existence of the band, running in every direction, but always coming home to a definitive observational point of refer- ence. Recreational Hate is the next book in a fantasy series. It’s the surprise sixth act in a never ending performance. It hints of familiarity in a place where the guidelines have been abandoned, and anything is possible.

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Sweet Lillies, Five Alarm Funk & more Filler Jams ChickenJam West will present and-dance attitude that spreads lots shredding psych-rock guitars. These seen the release of six acclaimed ences far and wide. Along with The Sweet Lillies on Friday, July of love and smiles. Their brand are among the elements that make albums, including their latest, Sweat. Elana James, guitarist Whit Smith 20th at 9pm. Tickets to this 21+ new album, A Lighter Hue, is up the Five Alarm Funk experience. The album gets right to the roots of and bassist Jake Erwin are equal show are $8 in advance and $10 at available now. But don’t be fooled by the name: what Five Alarm Funk is all about: partners in this original marriage of the door. Doors at 8pm. Note: paid Five Alarm Funk follow on there’s more to the band than, well, epic, intense arrangements, heavy gypsy-jazz-inspired by the music of customers of The Sweet Lillies show will Thursday, July 26th at 9pm. Tickets funk. Though rooted in the style that groove and a ton of fun. Django Reinhardt – which accounts be entered to win a pair of tickets to the to this 21+ show are $10 in advance gives the outfit its name, the band After appearing at last year’s Red for the “Hot Club” portion of their SOLD OUT Trampled by Turtles concert and $12 at the door. Doors at 8pm. thrives on being able to transcend Ants Pants Music Festival, Hot name – with the hoedowns, tradi- at Bridger Brewing on July 22nd. Hot, sweaty dance floors with that genre by seamlessly mixing in Club of Cowtown are back in tional tunes, and Western swing- The Sweet Lillies’ high-energy, Southwest inspired music of Bob Wills and the melodic tunes have quickly captured Montana Texas Playboys, represented in the the hearts of fans in Colorado and with a “Cowtown” of their name. They beyond. The band, formed in late Filling have created a legacy of the preser- 2013, credits its appeal to the origi- Station vation of musical traditions that nal and compelling songwriting of show on have often been overlooked by the three women who share an unwaver- Friday, mainstream and alternative music ing commitment to life on the road. August 3rd worlds. Even Americana and roots The magnetic combination of Julie at 10pm. enthusiasts have only scratched sur- Gussaroff (upright bass), Becca Tickets to face of the multitude of musicians, Bisque (viola), and Melly Frances this 21+ past and present, who continue to (percussion, lead vocals) – together show are inspire the Hot Club of Cowtown. with powerful three-part female har- $17 in Their 2016 album, Midnight on the mony and a cast of exciting instru- advance Trail, is a collection of re-imagined mentalists – gives this band a rare and $20 at cowboy ballads and traditional and alluring sound. Based out of Five Alarm Funk the door. Western swing. Colorado’s Front Range, The Sweet Doors Advance tickets for these Filling Lillies are continually expanding feet stomping and every body mov- elements of Gypsy rock, Latin at 9pm. Station and other shows are avail- their audience and reach with a con- ing. Grooves for days. Monster music, ska, and even prog-metal. Since 1998, the Western swing- able in-store at Cactus Records and tagious love of music and a get-up- horns, crushing percussion and Vancouver-based Five Alarm gypsy jazz trio has traveled the www.cactusrecords.net. For Funk is eight men strong and over a world, bringing their own brand of more information, visit decade deep into a career that has magical musical chemistry to audi- www.chickenjamwest.com. • Acoustic Wednesdays & Live performers: Jaime Wyatt, SUSTO, plenty of weekend music Sarah Shook & others at Eagles Downtown Live From The Divide continues Charleston-based SUSTO per- rock touchstones from T. Rex to Girl The Eagles in Downtown the Eagles on Friday, July 27th. The intimate performances this summer, form on Tuesday, July 24th at 9pm. Group Wall of Sound to personal Bozeman is popular with everyone band plays music that’s fun, adven- celebrating the lineage and contem- Tickets are $25 plus fees. Doors at hero Tom Petty meld with a weary from cowboys to ski bums to college turous, and cool – sometimes loud porary voice of the American Roots 8pm. The brainchild of frontman poet’s eye recalling Hope Sandoval. kids. Not only a great spot for the but always fresh. They play twangy, singer/songwriter. Here’s a look at Justin Osborne, SUSTO continues Sarah Shook & the happy hour crowd, FOE hosts week- rock n’ roll-style originals and many just a few of the upcoming acts. to tour in support of their crittically- Disarmers close out the month on ly live music and karaoke. Here’s a “repurposed” covers. Calling Western Centuries brings a praised 2017 release & I’m Fine Tuesday, July 31st at 9pm. Tickets look at what’s coming up. “Montellowstone” home, Red Glow performance Tuesday, July 17th at Today. The album finds the band are $30 plus fees. Doors at 8pm. On Wednesday, July 18th, Buffalo draws inspiration from the 9pm. Tickets are $25 plus fees. taking the spacey country rock of North Carolina’s Sarah Shook Luminous provide live acoustics likes of Rubber Knife Gang, Paul Doors at 8pm. their debut into the stratosphere, pil- sings with a conviction and hard beginning at 7pm. This trio of Simon, Reel Big Fish, Tom Petty, The honky-tonk supergroup’s ing on layers of sighing keyboards, honesty sorely lacking in much of experienced musicians is built The White Stripes, Turnpike music crosses vastly differing geogra- galloping rhythms and frayed, noisy today’s Americana landscape. around the unmistakable sound of Troubadours, Snoop Dogg, The phies – the city, the southwest, the guitar solos atop wistful melodies Always passionate, at times profane, the vibraphone. Their sound is Devil Makes Three, James Gang, metaphysical. And their musical and lyrics that examine growing up Shook stalks/walks the line between created by a dedication to exploring The Kinks, Bob Dylan, and The influences are equally as diverse. and growing into yourself. “This vulnerable and menacing, her voice harmonic possibilities, an unwaver- Beatles, any many more. Together, they weave a tapestry of album is about coming to terms with strong and uneasy, country classic ing focus on improvisation, and a Bridger Mountain Big Band western music, without sacrificing yourself and feeling okay with your but with contemporary, earthy ten- deep commitment to groove and performs regularly on Sundays from their hard-earned country dancehall place in the universe,” says Osborne. sion. You can hear in her voice rhythmic solidarity. 7–9:30pm. The 17-piece jazz sound. Their latest release, Songs from Australian alt-country artist what’s she’s seen: world weary, les- Country rockers Bluebelly orchestra celebrates the music of the Deluge, will levitate heavy hearts, Ruby Boots is set for Thursday, sons learned – or not – but always Junction return Friday, July 20th. Duke Ellington, Count Basie, and turn spilled beer into ballads, and July 26th at 9pm. Tickets are $25 defiant. She level-steady means what The group provides audiences with more, with original arrangements bring country music home as liter- plus fees. Doors at 8pm. she says. Writing with a blunt what they consider “rockabilly and music of all genres from the ate, epic odysseys from parts New album Don’t Talk About It urgency – so refreshing these days music” all over the state of 1900s to today. Check them out on unknown. charts this drifter’s odyssey, tattered it’s almost startling – Shook’s lyrics Montana. The high-energy band Facebook, Jaime Wyatt is next up on passport in hand. Behind her com- are in turn smart, funny, mean, and tends to veer away from slow jams, @TheBridgerMountainBigBand, for Thursday, July 19th at 9pm. Tickets manding and versatile voice, sharp above all, uncompromising. Sly turns other than the occasional tune. With performance announcements. are $30 plus fees. Doors at 8pm. guitar playing and adept songwrit- of phrase so spot on they feel as old an arsenal of originals and personal- Always a blast, Sunrise The country artist’s newest ing, Ruby Boots confidently maneu- and true as a hymn. Anger that’s as ized covers, the guys will keep you Entertainment brings the fun of release Felony Blues, whose title is a vers past the whirlwinds life has confrontational as it is concise. on your feet until last call. karaoke and DJ music every nod to records like David Allan tossed on her occasionally lost high- Humor that’s as wry and resigned as Mathias follows on Wednesday, Thursday AND Saturday night. Coe’s Penitentiary Blue, is largely an way. It’s an album of hope, break- a park bench prophet. The July 25th at 7pm. The Bozeman- Come sing your heart out and autobiographical collection of con- through, and handling the unknown Disarmers’ latest full-length, Years, is based singer/songwriter has been maybe even do a dance number vict love stories, prison songs, and challenges around the next bend. available now. playing music under the big sky for between songs. Liquid confidence honky-tonk laments. Wyatt is a strik- Informed as much by the wide- Tickets are sold at the door, but nearly two decades. With powerful available upon request. ing figure with an old soul and a open landscapes of her homeland as these small shows are known to sell vocals and a percussive guitar style, Eagles Bar live music begins at voice like a force of nature. the intimate writing circles of out quickly – so buy yours early! he’s known for his dynamic live per- 9pm, unless otherwise noted. Come Regardless of genre, the Los Nashville, the album may range far Tickets are available at Cactus formances full of acoustic folk, rock, play a game of pool, listen to some Angeles-based Wyatt is a dynamic and wide but always maintains a Records or www.cactus- and funk tunes. Mathias recorded great local bands, or stop in for a performer, who sails naturally firm sense of place. Echoes of first records.net. Live is located at 627 his debut album, Walk Alone, with the cold one any day of the week! The between vintage ‘60s and ‘70s coun- wave UK power pop and jangly E Peach St. in Bozeman. help of Emmy Award-winning pro- Eagles is located at 316 E Main St., try/rock n’ soul anthems and heart- punk intersect with the Visit www.livefromthedivide.co ducer Jeremiah Slovarp. next to the Nova Café. For more felt country ballads of love and cor- every(wo)man indie and pop-inflect- m for a full lineup of performances Red Glow Buffalo return to information, call (406) 587-9996. • ruption. ed muscle of Best Coast. Classic and further information. •

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Joe Knapp & Chelsea Hunt, Suds & Science at Mountains Walking Mountains Walking Brewery, Bozeman’s Bozeman venues with her sweet melodic musi- Local artist Josh Moore brings the live Sunday, July 29th from 2–4pm. Enjoy a pint fantastic new gathering spot, has already made cal presence for years, most recently as a mem- entertainment on Wednesday, July 25th from while listening to experts talk about the science plenty of noise with its frosty pints and tasty 6–8pm. A native in your neighborhood and around the world. bites. The north-side space also hosts a num- of North You don’t have to be a science geek to have ber of fun, family-friendly events to comple- Carolina, he is a fun – all you need is a thirst for knowledge! ment the menus. Here’s a look at some of vocalist and gui- This all-ages event is open to the public. And what’s coming up on Plum Ave. tarist most fre- mark your calendars: the final Suds & Science summer The brewery’s next Open Mic Night will quently lending event is set for August 26th. take place on Monday, July 16th from 6–8pm. his talents to And of course, the recurring weeklies – Pop in early for a brew and some grub, or just Laney Lou & Taco Tuesday takes place all day every, you roll in at 5:30pm when sign-ups start. BE the The Bird Dogs. guessed it, Tuesday! But if Sunday Funday is live entertainment, or come watch some local The band fuses more your speed, Brunch & Beer spices up artists do what they do best! old time folk the day of rest every week from 11am–2pm. The next Songwriters Guild is set for songs with a The special menu includes Sunny Side Pizza, Wednesday, July 18th. Hosted by local artist rock n’ roll atti- Breakfast Tachos (tater tots meet nachos), and Joe Knapp, this event runs from 6–8pm. Join tude, pushing much more! New menu items every week and for an evening of live music performed by var- the envelope of child-friendly food and drink is always avail- ious local artists, including the event creator! what a string able. Get the workweek started off right! Knapp plays a variety of styles including band would gen- Located at 422 Plum Ave., Mountains Americana, rock n’ roll, old time, and country erally be Walking is open seven days a week from music. He’s a member of the popular local described as. 11:30am–8pm. Learn more about the local three-piece, SlomoJoe. Come enjoy brewery and tasting room at www.moun- Knapp is back on Monday, July 23rd, this ber of Acony Belles. She and Knapp be per- Moore’s solo renditions! tainswalking.com. Be sure to follow them time performing with Chelsea Hunt from forming Americana tunes and some other Bozeman 500 Women Scientists will pres- on Facebook for updated event information, 6–8pm. Hunt has been gracing the stages of favorites. ent the next in its Suds & Science Series on @MountainsWalkingBrewery. •

Red Tractor tunes: Montana Manouche, Dirt Farmers & BoZambique Settle in with a slice, a Montana brew, and additional performances to Red Tractor on July 26th place every second and a seat! Red Tractor Pizza plays host to live and August 2nd at 7pm. fourth Wednesday. The music and other events throughout the week. On Friday, July 20th, a very special Jazz show is all ages, so you Here’s a look at what’s coming up. Night will feature Montana Manouche can bring the whole fam- One-man soul band Dan Dubuque is beginning at 7pm. The group plays swinging ily for some laughs. back on Sunday, July 15th at 6pm. Dan plays a instrumental Gypsy Jazz music in the style of On July 27th, Jazz Weissenborn lap slide guitar as a percussive Django Reinhardt. The tunes are joyful and Night returns to Red instrument, as well as a rhythm and lead elegant, reminiscent of music played in Paris Tractor, as it does every instrument. The son of a Native Aymara nightclubs in the 1940s. Friday, at 7pm. Curated Indian from Bolivia and a Caucasian Howard Beall & the Fake News follow by guitarist and compos- American from Montana, he brings a passion on Saturday, June 21st at 7pm. The group er Alex Robilotta, these for all styles of music. brings people together by playing groove-based evenings feature the Minnesota singer/songwriter Dave Cofell music, specifically pulling from the jazz, rock, music styles of jazz, will bring a performance to Red Tractor on and funk genres. The band plays a blend of funk, latin, and more. Monday, July 16th at 6:30pm. Cofell’s song- original compositions, standards, and modern Come out, get ready to writing reflects both his rural roots and lifelong songs with the intent of creating fresh sounds groove, and hear musical explorations. His performances while still respecting the heritage and language America’s only original include a variety of styles on six and twelve- of those before them. art form as it exists and string guitars and banjo. Show attendees will The Dirt Farmers perform on Sunday, evolves in the 21st centu- hear, among others, the influences of Neil July 22nd at 6pm. They’re a foot-stomping ry. An additional Jazz Night

Young, Johnny Cash, Fats Waller, Hank string band who have dubbed their musical BoZambique is set for August 3rd at 7pm. Williams Sr., Howlin’ Wolf, Pete Seeger, Leo style “paisley grass.” They’ve gained a follow- Latin fusion group Kottke, Stan Rogers, John Denver, and ing for their fun-loving mix of old school BoZambique play for at 7pm. Lewis currently plays in The Vibe Leadbelly. Cofell’s live shows are entertaining, country, bluegrass, blues and rock – with the Quartet, Cat’s Bananas, solo performances, pizzeria patrons Saturday, July 28th beginning engaging and audience-inclusive. His third occasional slip into hip-hop. The band mem- at 7pm. The band performs percussive-centric and as a sit-in lead guitarist for artists includ- album, A Thousand Shades of Blue, released bers, as unique as their song list, serve it all up ing The Andrew Hand Band, John Sherrill, melodies driven by world-infused rhythm and in 2016. with a smile on mandolin, banjo, guitar, fiddle blues. They are a five-member band inspired The Electric Sunday, Lang Termes, Mathias, Bridger Creek Boys return to their usual and bass with vocal harmonies. The Dirt and MOTH. He’s a former member of by Afropop, Highlife, as well as Cuban and Thursday slot on July 19th at 7pm. The Boys Farmers invite you to be “Having a Good Brazilian song and dance. BoZambique is Bozeman band Cure for the Common. are an acoustic bluegrass quartet steeped in Time” and experience the flavor and fun of Grab a seat for Comedy Night on comprised of Loren Block (uke bass), Aaron old-time tradition, while also pushing the Montana life. Banfield (guitar), Matt Sloan (saxophone), Wednesday, July 25th beginning at 7:30pm. genre with newgrass. The band blends origi- Music Monday sees an Adam P & High energy comedy, improvised storytelling, Jelani Mahiri (percussion), and Doug nals with covers of traditional bluegrass and Friends Jam on July 23rd beginning at Wales (congas). and short scenes will keep you good and enter- more contemporary artists. Their style is confi- 6:30pm. Come check out the Red Tractor tained. Red Tractor hosts one of Gallatin Red Tractor Pizza is located at 1007 W dent, complex, and full of improvisation that owner/head chef ’s acoustics and show him Main St. in Bozeman. Check out their menu Valley’s only regular live comedy shows every will draw you in and get you shaking all over some love! month. The stand-up comedy night takes at www.redtractorpizza.com. • with bluegrass joy. Bridger Creek Boys will bring Weston Lewis is set for Tuesday, July 24th

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Music & Mussels sees Mike Munson, Vibe Quartet at Bridger Brewing Bridger Brewing is home to the very best flavor and fun of Montana life. on Wednesday, August 1st. The improv quartet phase reintegration program uses the remote Montana craft beers and artisan pizzas avail- Mike Munson will entertain brewery fuses a variety of instrumental music ranging wilderness and the horse/human connection able. In addition to its fantastic NEW menu patrons on Wednesday, July 25th. Making his from jazz standards to original funk tunes to to challenge and inspire personal growth in items, the family-friendly brewer also hosts home in the Mississippi River town of instrumental popular tunes. The group is a veterans suffering from mental and physical Music & Mussels every Bozeman area favorite and scars. These expedition-style progressive horse Wednesday and {Pints with is not to be missed! pack trips teach self-reliance, teamwork and Purpose} every Monday. Lake Street Dive Missed out on tickets to perseverance. Learn more at www.heroe- Here’s a look at some of the sold out Trampled by sandhorses.org. the upcoming acts and Turtles show? Fear not! Have a brew and help raise dollars for nonprofits. Another outdoor concert Mountain Air Dance on Monday, July 23rd. The Wednesday nights from spectacular comes to nonprofit dance company’s mission is to bring 5–8pm, Bridger Brewing Bridger Brewing on quality aerial arts to the Gallatin Valley and hosts Music & Mussels! September 10th featuring beyond through classes, workshops, and per- Come enjoy some live New York-based quartet formances. Learn more at www.moun- music and a half pound of Lake Street Dive. The tainairdance.org. succulent, steamed mussels band is touring in support Take a peek into the work of Valley of the with house-made sweet of its newly released soph- Flowers Project on Monday, July 30th. The Italian sausage, tomatoes, omore album, Free Yourself Montana-based environmental stewardship garlic, and chili flakes, Up. Tickets are $37 and nonprofit focuses its efforts on local foods, net topped with parsley and available at Cactus zero, energy independence, and zero-waste tomato salsa. Records and www.cac- ways of living. Learn more at www.valley- The Dirt Farmers tusrecords.net. oftheflowersproject.org. bring a performance on Bridger Brewing not Bridger Brewing provides the Bozeman Wednesday, July 18th. only takes pride in its stel- community with unique hand-crafted brews, They’re a foot-stomping lar menu items, but also in fresh artisan-style pizzas, and more. Locally string band who have the community it serves. owned, family friendly, and Bobcat proud, dubbed their musical style “paisley grass.” Winona, Minnesota, the singer/songwriter is The brewery hosts {Pints with Purpose} Bridger Brewing is the perfect place for lunch They’ve gained a following for their fun-loving well known for playing slide guitar blues. The every Monday evening from 5–8pm where $1 or an evening out. To learn more about mix of old school country, bluegrass, blues and driving rhythms in his songs are reminiscent of of every pint sold will be donated to a featured upcoming events and daily specials, visit rock – with the occasional slip into hip-hop. the trains that barrel through his neighbor- local nonprofit. Here’s a look at some of the www.bridgerbrewing.com or call (406) The band members, as unique as their song hood. Munson makes regular appearances nonprofits on the calendar in the coming 587-2124. Bridger Brewing is located at 1609 list, serve it all up with a smile on mandolin, throughout the Midwest, and is currently weeks. Come enjoy a house-brewed pint and S 11th Ave. in the Town & Country complex, banjo, guitar, fiddle and bass with vocal har- working on his third release following a debut be charitable in the process! near campus and just across from the monies. The Dirt Farmers invite you to be studio recording and the acclaimed Live at Ed’s. Proceeds from Monday, July 16th will aid Fieldhouse. They’re open for business from “Having a Good Time” and experience the The Vibe Quartet showcase their talents the efforts of Heroes and Horses. This three- 11:30am–9pm daily. •

Leigh Guest, Eric Leadbetter & plenty Moore at Bozeman Spirits The Gallatin Valley’s pick for ‘Best Leigh Guest Mitchell and Townes life, and I see no end to the amount of musi- Distillery’ – Bozeman Spirits – is a great place Van Zandt. She contin- cal wisdom to be gained and understood. It is to cool off with a drink or two! The distillery ues to travel and share a real treat for me to be able to share my also hosts live music by great local artists every music off her latest musical expression with people that are open Tuesday and Thursday from 5:30–8pm in album, Wandering Fool. and willing.” their welcoming tasting room. Here’s a look at Bozeman native but Lang Termes is set for Tuesday, July the upcoming acts. now Bend, Oregon- 31st. Lang’s vocal style ranges from mellow Josh Moore returns Tuesday, July 17th. A based Eric Leadbetter folk ballads to growling boogie blues. His style native of North Carolina, he is a vocalist and performs on Thursday, of songwriting – both original music and guitarist most frequently lending his talents to July 26th. His music is lyrics – comes deep from the heart, or in some Laney Lou & The Bird Dogs. The band fuses very unique and origi- cases, bubbles up from his whimsical sense of old time folk songs with a rock n’ roll attitude, nal, with ghostly echoes irony. Lang’s selection of covers ranges from pushing the envelope of what a string band of the golden age of early country blues to the full gamut of con- would generally be described as. Come enjoy rock from the ‘60s–‘70s. temporary classics. A few of his biggest influ- Moore’s solo renditions! And it should be, since ences include Muddy Waters, Woody Guthrie, Amanda Stewart will bring an engaging he draws his musical Bruce Springsteen, Eddie Vedder, and Townes performance to the distillery on Thursday, July inspiration from these Van Zandt. 19th. She performs acoustic, alternative, and eras by listening to a vast Tom Kirwan kicks off a new month on country covers – not to mention plenty of her collection of classic Thursday, August 2nd. He performs a blend own original music. Grab a cocktail and enjoy! vinyl. “I want my music of folk country and Americana. Tom’s songs Leigh Guest is next up on Tuesday, July to not only reach peo- evoke nostalgia of long-ago dreams and peo- 24th. The singer/songwriter loves to travel, tell ple’s ears in a sweet and ple, while weaving stories of human longing stories, and sing. Combining those together engaging way, but also to both past and present. leaves a recipe for the perfect song. Guest is a challenge the mind and Learn more about Bozeman Spirits’s tast- wanderer who has toured through the Western even busked throughout Australia. Her influ- inspire the heart and soul,” he says. “I have ing room, distilling processes, and other offer- half of the United States, Alaska, Hawaii, and ences include Guy Clark, Gillian Welch, Joni creatively explored music very deeply in my ings at www.bozemanspirits.com. •

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‘18 Brewfest & plenty of outdoor sport at Big Sky Resort The slopes may be closed for the UNLIMITED samples from over 30 kids activities. Must be 21+ to Resort on July 21st and save BIG. start at 6pm. See website for further season, but Big Sky Resort has plen- breweries from all across Montana sample. Brewfest tickets are $30 plus Hurry, these rooms are sure to book details. ty to keep you busy until the far- and the nation. Sip on your favorite fees. Free Admission for those up fast. Cheers! Combine classic links-style golf away first snow. Here’s a look at a ice cold brews while enjoying live under 21. Mountain biking event Lone and the stunning natural beauty of few of the events upcoming. music from Big Sky locals, The Well, Enjoy a weekend of relaxation, Peak’s Revenge follows on Big Sky country to witness a golf The Total Archery Challenge and Big Sky’s best food options! stunning vistas, great live music, and Sunday, July 29th from 7am–3pm. experience like no other. The award- will take place Friday through Bring the entire family up to enjoy even better brews. Call (855) 572- Get ready for the rough stuff, as the winning, scenic 18-hole par 72 Big Sunday, July 20th–22nd. This three- fresh food and an assortment of free 4187 to book a room at Big Sky Montana Enduro Series returns to Sky Resort Golf Course is now day mountain event offers guests the open, so make a day of it with chance to participate in the greatest friends and family – book your tee- outdoor 3D archery experience in times now! the nation. Head up the mountain The Arnold Palmer course is and take aim at over 100 targets 6,500 feet above sea level, offering throughout 5 courses. The family- longer drives and spectacular views. run company works hard to provide Winding along the wildlife-rich a fun, family friendly environment banks of the West Fork of the scenic where everyone can enjoy the great Gallatin River, you tee up with sport of archery. Learn more on Big beaver, deer, and moose as your Sky Resort’s website. gallery. Re-live your best shots at The 13th Annual Brewfest Bunker Bar & Grill (now featuring returns to Big Sky Resort Saturday, brunch buffet and bottomless July 21st at 4pm. The event features mimosas on Saturdays and Sundays, weather dependent), offering out- door seating with the best views in Big Sky for the third year running. Big Sky’s Meadow and great sun- Everyone’s favorite high-elevation shine or shade. Then get some pro- Bobcats’ Murray to miss 2018 season trails will be as wild and wooly as fessional tips at the fully-equipped you’ve come to expect. Learn more pro shop, all directed by the 2012 by Danny Waldo offense, the third-most in school his- as they added two more quarter- on Big Sky Resort’s website. Horton Smith Award winning PGA The opening kickoff of the 2018 tory by a freshman. He was named backs to the roster in this year’s Looking ahead, a taste of the Professional, Mark Wehrman. college football season is still over a as a HERO Sports FCS second-team recruiting class, including former tropics comes to the Big Sky Golf Established in 1973, Big Sky month away, but the Montana All-American coming into the 2018 Oregon Duck Travis Jonsen. Course on Saturday, August 11th Resort is located in the Northern State Bobcats have already campaign. “You can see if you read between with a shotgun start at 1pm. The Rockies of Southwest Montana suffered their first loss, as Chris “Let me be clear: Obviously, he’s the lines, we kind of saw this Hawaiian Open is an 18 hole, 4- between Bozeman and Yellowstone Murray will miss the 2018 season our starting quarterback. This is a coming,” Choate said. “We added person scramble. This tournament is National Park. Big Sky Resort is the due to academic issues the University big loss,” Choate added. “It’s not like another arm, we’ve planned in the $85/player and includes pig roast Biggest Skiing in America with announced recently. we ignored him. We did everything best way that we could to be able to dinner following golf. Register in 5,800+ acres offering an average of “Chris is obviously an important we could to support him and make address this. I think there will be advance at two acres per skier and 4,350 verti- part of this team,” Choate said, “but sure that he was in a position to suc- really good competition at the http://bit.ly/2M4alYS. Note: cal drop. Learn more at everyone that enters this program ceed academically. ... He’d be the quarterback position.” online registration closes 7 days prior to www.bigskyresort.com. • and this University knows that first one to say, ‘You know what, this Choate indicated that there will academics are the top priority. This one’s on me. And I’ve got to accept be an open quarterback competition will be a year for Chris to get his pri- responsibility for it.’” when the team opens practice for the orities in order and raise his academ- Murray has not participated in 2018 season on August 3rd. “We’re ic work to the standard that MSU player run practices or seven-on- going to have a situation where we NBAer to host local and this football program demand.” seven drills recently, and he can have a true quarterback compe- Murray, the two-year starter for addressed his teammates regarding tition,” Choate said. “And I think basketball camp coach Jeff Choate was named the his situation back in June, but his fate that’s going to be healthy for our Big Sky Conference Freshman of the wasn’t determined until just recently. team. Whoever the young man is By Danny Waldo Holmquist was a former assistant Year in 2016 after making his pres- However, it appears that this was a that ends up winning that job I think Current Oklahoma City coach at CMR, thus having devel- ence known midway through the situation that Choate and his staff is going to be embraced by the team Thunder forward Josh Huestis oped a relationship with Huestis as a season, gaining 1,638 yards of total have been anticipating for some time and be ready to lead us.” • always knew that if he ever made it youngster and being instrumental in to ‘The League’ that he would want bringing Huestis’ camp to Bozeman to give back to others. for the first time this summer. “I am It is for that reason that the so excited for this! This is an unbe- former Great Falls CMR standout lievable opportunity for Bozeman Former Hawk distance runner garners is hosting his second annual Josh and our kids to have a current NBA Huestis Basketball Camp this player (Oklahoma City Thunder) month, but for the first time he is willing and wanting to do a camp national accolades hosting a session in Bozeman in for us in our community,” said By Danny Waldo athletes, and her time of 9 minutes, that has now reached 11 consecutive addition to his hometown of Holmquist. The good news just keeps coming 54.95 seconds at the Brooks PR state titles. Great Falls. The camp is open to incoming for former Bozeman Hawk distance Invitational in June is also No. 4 on Noe was joined on the 2017-18 In high school, Huestis was an 4th graders to incoming seniors in runner Camila Noe who was the all-time high school two-mile list. American Family Insurance all-USA All-State standout for the Rustlers of high school, with each camper recently named to the 2017-18 Noe was also the Montana Class AA Girls Track and Field team by Caitlin CMR, leading them to the 2009 and receiving one-on-one instruction American Family Insurance all-USA 3,200 meter champion, helping Collier from Florida, Katelynne Hart 2010 State AA championships, and from Huestis, in addition to a camp Girls Track and Field team. Bozeman to a runner-up finish at the from Illinois, Jacqueline Gaughan twice being named Montana t-shirt, an autograph from Huestis, Noe, who was named the Class AA State meet in Great Falls in from New Hampshire, and Katelyn Gatorade Player of the Year. as well as a photo opportunity with Montana Gatorade Cross Country May, and on May 5th, Noe ran the Tuohy of New York. Following his graduation from the 3-year NBA veteran. Runner of the Year and Montana fastest 3,200 in Montana history. Her Noe was selected to the 2017-18 CMR, Huestis enrolled at Stanford The camp runs July 16th Gatorade Track and Field Athlete of time of 10:21.76, bested current American Family Insurance all-USA University where he excelled on the through the 19th at Bozeman High the Year will continue her running Stanford all-American and former Girls Track and Field team by Mike defensive end, twice earning Pac-12 School and costs $250. The camp career next season for the University Billings Senior star Christina Kennedy, the high school editor of First Team All-Defensive team. His runs from 9am to 3pm daily, and of Portland, but not before she put Aragon’s time of 10:22.10. Track & Field News. The criteria for work at Stanford led to him being each camper is responsible for bring- her stamp on the national running Additionally, Noe was part of four selection included being ranked on chosen as the 29th pick of the first ing his or her own sack lunch. scene for the Bozeman Hawks. state championship cross country the USA Today Sports and Track and round by the Oklahoma City For more information or to regis- During her senior campaign, Noe teams during her time in the Red Field News national list, as well as top Thunder in 2014. ter for the camp, log on to Josh ran the second-fastest time for the and Black, helping the Lady Hawks performances during season meets Current Bozeman High head Huestis’ website at www.jhuestis- two-mile in the nation for high school continue their streak of dominance and national meets. • boys’ basketball coach Wes basketball.com.• Page 2D • The enDZone • July 15, 2018

Catch all the rodeo action around Bozeman Rodeo season has bucked back The event of the summer is your tickets now. Bozeman Stampede returns to its 8th annual event, Thursday into Montana, with plenty of coming back to Big Sky Town Looking ahead, the 2018 the Gallatin County Fairgrounds for through Saturday, August 9th–11th regional gatherings left on the sum- Center with the at 7pm each evening. Gates open at mer calendar. Here’s a look at a few Big Sky PBR 6pm nightly. This year’s event will of the upcoming events. event July bring back all favorites – the big During the Big Sky Country 25th–28th. This screen, the always impressive open- State Fair, the Bozeman rodeo series will ing and closing ceremonies, great Roundup Ranch Rodeo will take attract many of cowboys and cowgirls, and the fan- place Saturday and Sunday, July the top bull rid- favorite Bull Scramble with a cash 21st–22nd at Anderson Arena. ers in the world prize for each lucky contestant. Saturday performances will kick off to the biggest Other events will include bull rid- at 1pm and 7pm, with the finals to weekend in Big ing, steer wrestling, calf roping, bar- follow at 1pm on Sunday. Ranch Sky this summer. rel racing, team roping, bareback Rodeo reflects today’s true working Thousands of and saddle bronc riding, ladies cowboy from the big open. Seven fans are expect- breakaway, and junior events. Come events are packed full of excitement ed to attend the take part in a Bozeman rodeo tradi- representing work done on the three-day bull tion to be proud of! ranch: Wild Cow Milking, Team riding tourna- Bozeman Stampede tickets are Branding, Trailer Loading, Team ment, which also $17 for general admission with chil- Sorting, Ranch Bronc Riding, features live dren 5 and under admitted FREE. Team Doctoring, and Hide Race. music, art auc- Thursday evening is family night – Rodeo events are included with fair tion, mutton buy four or more tickets, get one admission – $10 for adults 13 and bustin’, and free! VIP admission gains access to older, $3 for youth 6–12, free for more. Always a the Hospitality Room, running $50 those 5 and under, and $6 for sen- sell-out, head per person. For further details and iors 62 and older. Visit over to to purchase tickets, visit www.406statefair.com to pur- www.bigskyp- www.bozemanstampede.com. chase tickets. br.com to buy Giddy up! •

Friends of Hyalite releases REI courses prepare attendees for the official ‘Summer great outdoors REI Bozeman continues to host real reason you head to the great wealth of valuable information to Recreation Maps’ FREE outdoors-based presentations outdoors, join in! Learn about back- better prepare you for your adven- and in partnership with the this summer. Here’s a look at a few country brewing techniques, equip- tures, from a day in the state park to Bozeman Ranger District, the of the upcoming courses and other ment options, coffee selection and an extended backpacking adventure Summer Recreation Map is detailed events. enough for navigation and provides Trail information on everything from Running rental cabins to campgrounds, rec- Basics is first ommended trails, and responsible up on recreation practices. Wednesday, July As with its winter counterpart, 25th from the Summer Recreation Map is 6:30–8pm. Trail available for purchase at many local running can be a businesses including, but not limited great change of to, Crazy Mountain Outdoor pace from the Company, Round House Ski & jog around the Sports, Chalet Sports, Summit Bike neighborhood. & Ski, Country Bookshelf, Bangtail This session will Bikes, and Schnee’s downtown. cover what you Maps are also available at the need to get on Bozeman Ranger District office, the trail. Learn located at 3710 Fallon St., Ste C. Be about technique, sure to pick one up before your next training, clothing trip to Hyalite! and footwear Friends of Hyalite is a nonprofit specific to the As a follow-up to its popular sport of trail running. storage, as well as all the extras you deep into the wilderness and every- Winter Recreation Map, local non- organization dedicated to steward- ship of, access to, and support for Making the ULTIMATE Cup need to make delicious coffee at thing in between! You will be able profit organization Friends of of Camp Coffee follows on your campsite. to more confidently enter the out- Hyalite has announced the release of year-round recreation in Hyalite Canyon. Learn more about their Thursday, July 26th from 6:30–8pm. Prepare for Bear Country on doors knowing that you increased a Summer Recreation Map. The Some believe that the ultimate cup Monday, July 30th from 6:30–8pm. your knowledge and have better pre- map, which retails for $5, is printed efforts at www.hyalite.org, where you can also preview the Summer of coffee while camping is as impor- The Bozeman REI store offers pared yourself to face a variety of on tear-resistant, waterproof paper tant as basic first aid and the “Leave monthly bear education classes situations. and highlights many of the recre- Recreation Map. Follow them on Facebook for current happenings No Trace” principles. REI has set throughout the summer. Taught by Looking ahead, Lightweight ation opportunities available in out to offer you the chance to learn one of their nonprofit partners Backpacking Basics is set for Hyalite during the summer months. and future announcements, @friendsofhyalite. • how to make ULTIMATE CUP OF specializing in bear behavior, the Thursday, August 9th from Produced with a grant from REI CAMP COFFEE. If coffee is the goal is to reduce bear-human con- 6:30–8pm. Do you want to try flicts and injuries to both humans backpacking but worry about car- and bears. Participants will have rying a heavy pack? Or, are you a the opportunity to practice the backpacker who wants to lighten proper use of bear spray with your load? An REI backpacking inert canisters. expert will provide excellent tips Preparing for the on lightweight backpacking Unexpected – Outdoor techniques. Included are shelters, Emergency Basics kicks off a backpacks, food choices, and fuel new month on Wednesday, August efficiency. 1st from 6:30–8pm. Can you Many REI classes and presenta- respond positively to an accident or tions are free and open to the pub- emergency? Can you safely spend a lic, but registration is required. night – or more – out? Knowledge Space is limited. Reserve a spot is power and preparation is key. now at www.rei.com/learn, Every time you step into the wilder- where you can find more informa- ness, be prepared to help yourself tion about these and other upcom- and others. This program has a ing courses and events. •

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Dwight Yoakam, Pam Tillis & Lorrie Morgan mic up for Red Ants Pants The highly anticipated Red This year’s lineup will also val benefits the Red Ants Pants the festival will bring in more than gate, while single day passes are $55 Ants Pants Music Festival, held include Shovels & Rope, which Foundation, a nonprofit organization two dozen different artists perform- in advance and $60 at the gate. A annually in a working cow pasture Rolling Stone included in their top in support of women’s leadership, ing on separate stages. The week- limited number of VIP weekend on the Jackson Ranch just outside of country albums of the year, Steep passes are available for $500 – shad- White Sulphur Springs, is here Canyon Rangers, Junior ed seating with a great view and again! The weekend of friends and Brown, Jim Lauderdale, complimentary refreshments! Kids fun returns Thursday through Chancey Williams and the 12 and under are FREE for the Sunday, July 26th–29th. Younger Brothers Band, music and camping, when accompa- This year’s lineup features 21- The Secret Sisters, HONEY- nied by an adult. time nominee and multiple HONEY, Lindi Ortega, Camping passes are an addi- Grammy Award winner, Dwight Front Country, The Steel tional $25 per person for the entire Yoakam. Yoakam has sold more Woods, Ruby Boots, Shane weekend and are required for any- than 25 million albums worldwide, Smith & The Saints, one camping in the Festival camp- and has 12 gold and 9 platinum or Supaman, and Wylie & the ground for one or more nights. If multi-platinum albums with five of Wild West kicking things off camping passes are purchased in those topping Billboard’s Country during the Thursday night street advance, printed proof of purchase Albums chart and another 14 land- dance in downtown White MUST be presented at the camp- ing in the Top 10. Nearly 40 of Sulphur. ground entrance. Cash only at Yoakam’s singles have charted on This year’s side stage per- campground entrance. Billboard, with 14 peaking in the formances will include Band of NEW this year: ticket pur- Top 10. Drifters, Bo DePeña, Chris chasers can avoid credit card fees Country superstars Pam Tillis Molitor, Jennifer Niceley, and support rural and small busi- and Lorrie Morgan also are Katie Buxton, Larry Kiff, nesses by visiting Red Ants Pants bringing their highly successful Lena Rich, The Lonesome hard ticket outlets. Visit “Grits & Glamour Tour” to Red Heroes, Matt Strachan and the working farms and ranches, and end-long, grassroots, honky-tonkin’ www.redantspantsmusicfesti- Ants Pants. Combined, Tillis and Hoot Owls, The Nesters, Raina rural communities. Held in a cow music festival brings in millions of val.com for further details about Morgan have recorded 28 top 10 Wallace, Rocky Bottom, and pasture on the Jackson Ranch, and dollars to the rural economy. the 2018 performers, ticketing, hits, more than 18 million records Russ Chapman. surrounded by the Big Belt, Little Red Ants Pants weekend passes camping passes, volunteering, and sold, and 12 number one songs. In its eighth year, the music festi- Belt, and Castle Mountain ranges, are $145 in advance and $160 at the more. •

Everlast, Theory of a Deadman & Tommy James are Rockin’ the Rivers Here we go again! Rockin’ the speaking to situations Bobaflex, Blue Tattoo, No Rivers returns to The Bridge near that many people face in Quarter, and more! Come cele- Three Forks for its 2018 event, their everyday life. Their brate with some of rock’s favorite Friday through Sunday, August newly released album, legends and the hottest up-and-com- 10th–12th with a hair-raising slate of Wake Up Call, features ers. Stay to revel in the party that performers. This year’s festival will the catchy soul-searing is uniquely Rockin’ the Rivers, feature headlining performances by single “Rx (Medicate),” Montana’s largest and most Everlast, Theory of a which tackles society’s loved rockfest. Deadman, and Tommy James & need to find a release One-day general admission is The Shondells. from the routine of $75 or $125 for VIPs, while three- American rapper, singer, and daily life. Other hits day tickets are available for $165, or songwriter Everlast hits the stage include “Bad $325. Two-person camping packages Friday night. Complex and contro- Girlfriend,” “Lowlife,” are $395, or $250 for lone campers. versial, Everlast is best known for the and “Angel.” Each of these packages include gritty and moving hit “What It’s The festival finishes three-day festival passes. VIP pack- Like,” which spent 30 weeks on the weekend on Sunday ages are also available. Above rates Billboard’s Main Stream Rock chart, with classic rock artist do not include processing fees. eventually peaking as the nation’s #1 Tommy James and the For nearly two decades, Rockin’ song. Fans will also recognize hits Shondells. As one of the the Rivers has been bringing the “Ends,” “White Trash Beautiful,” most iconic bands of the music of rock legends to Montana and the social rap “I Get By.” 60s and 70s, this band has sold over But that’s just the beginning! Also Brothers, Dark Sky Choir, for a three-day rock festival – the Theory of a Deadman headlines 100 million records worldwide. featured will be sets by Skid Row, Washed in Black (A Tribute to only one of its kind in the state. The Saturday night and ever since their Tommy James has one of the longest Fuel, Dennis Quaid & The Pearl Jam), Climax Blues Band, legacy will continue in 2018! Visit last appearance at the festival in strings of nonstop hits in US chart Sharks, Stephen Pearcy (of Dead Fervor, Cage9, Voodoo www.rockintherivers.com for 2015, the band has only gained history, including “Mony Mony,” Ratt), Red Sun Rising, The Cadillac, The MAX, Exit 288, ticketing information and official more traction and a larger following. “Crimson and Clover,” “Crystal Grass Roots, Eve 6, Adelitas Kenny James Miller Band, outlets, camping info, and more Theory’s popularity comes from cre- Blue Persuasion,” and “Draggin’ the Way, Whiskey River, Head Comatose Posse, Groove Wax, on the festival and its awesome ating songs that appeal to all fans by Line.” East, Hell’s Belles, Byrom Slakkr, Helena Blues Project, rockin’ acts! •

Polyrhythmics, Shovels & Rope live from Big Sky’s Town Center Park Another amazing summer of rock and country, the focus of Time for Three, will take place Music in the Mountains is well Shovels & Rope isn’t to adhere to August 10th–12th. A free perform- underway at Center Stage in Town one sound; rather, the duo’s intent is ance of Montana Shakespeare Center Park. Running through to create a quality sound regardless in the Parks will be at the park on August, numerous events will be fea- of genre. The two are able to create July 31st, and the third annual tured, including the popular this blend of sound using just two Mountainfilm in Big Sky event Thursday night concerts, eighth worn guitars, a kick drum, a snare, caps the summer September annual Big Sky Classical Music some tambourines, harmonicas and 14th–16th. Festival and a performance from the occasional keyboard. They’ve Town Center park opens at 6pm Montana Shakespeare in the Parks. won two Americana Music Awards for each concert, with the music And best of all, all of these events for Song of the Year starting at 7:15pm. There will be a are FREE. (“Birmingham”) and Emerging variety of food and beverage Polyrhythmics will entertain Artist of the Year. Their latest single, vendors, as well as an arts activity on Thursday, July 19th. Rich with “Great, America,” is available now. tent for kids. Please be aware that bold brass and hypnotic percussion, Nashville group Cordovas kick NO dogs are allowed into the the group’s latest album, Caldera, off the last month of summer-prop- concert area. Please check the Arts showcases the instrumental eight- er on Thursday, August 2nd. Council of Big Sky website for piece’s impossibly tight grooves and Already cult favorites in Tennesse, additional details. virtuosic musicianship as they tear the band has built honorary home Shovels & Rope Photo by Leslie Ryan McKellar For more information about this through a singular blend of funk, bases across the globe, thanks to summer’s events, contact the Arts soul, psychedelic rock, R&B, pro- recurring shows in Todos Santos, life from older influences, hoisting eighth annual Big Sky Classical Council at (406) 995-2742 or visit gressive jazz, and Afrobeat. Calling Mexico – where ringleader Joe their freak flag high on their upcom- Music Festival with special guests www.bigskyarts.org for further to mind everything from Antibalas Firstman runs the yearly Tropic of ing album, That Santa Fe Channel. Angella Ahn, Bella Hristova and details. • and the Dap-Kings to The Meters Cancer Concert Series – and a tour- They were named one of “10 New and Fela Kuti, it’s without a doubt ing schedule that recently included Country Artists That You Need to their strongest work to date, merging headlining gigs in Sweden and a Know” by Rolling Stone in 2017. the infectious power of their live stateside run alongside the Turnpike Additional weekly concerts are show with a sleek and nuanced stu- Troubadours. The band’s sound, set to include The Elders on dio sophistication. though, is decidedly American. August 9th, Jeff Austin Band Charleston two-piece Shovels & Caught halfway between Duane with special guests Two Bit Rope follow on Thursday, July 26th. Allman’s Telecaster twang, the Franks on August 16th, The duo of Michael Trent and Cary Dead’s hazy harmonies and the Dustbowl Revival on August Ann Hearst doesn’t exactly fit into a stoned swoon of California’s folk- 23rd, and Pinky & the Floyd on standard genre mold. A mix of folk, rock heyday, Cordovas wring new August 30th. In addition, the

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The LARK completes hotel expansion, continuing commitment to Downtown Bozeman New features include 29 additional general manager of The LARK. construction process was less dis- guestrooms and dynamic outdoor “To now expand our hotel provides ruptive to surrounding businesses public spaces even more opportunities for us to and residents, as large pieces of the The LARK, a local hotel in the share this tremendous experience building were assembled off-site. heart of Downtown Bozeman, has with Bozeman and our guests. We The LARK has remained close- completed its expansion that began are excited to welcome everyone to ly connected to local craftsmen in late 2016. This new building pro- our new addition just as we kick off since its inception. Montana artists vides 29 additional guestrooms, another beautiful summer in the are featured throughout the hotel, bringing the total room count to 67. Gallatin Valley.” and they have given the rooms a Part of the new addition is a café The expansion project reunited a distinctive, intriguing connection to space on the ground floor, which unique set of talents that conceptu- Bozeman through infographics and will be operated by Treeline Coffee alized and built the original LARK expressive illustrations that provide Roasters, offering the public and building, including THINKTANK information about the region, hotel guests espresso, tea, and coffee, Design Group, Fernau and Hartman telling guests a story about the as well as light bites for breakfast, architects and general contractor experiences that await them. such as pastries, and grab-and-go North Fork Builders. Keeping true “The LARK is a place that lunch items. Inviting outdoor spaces to The LARK’s roots, local artisans serves as the epicenter of activity in The nearby Rialto Theater, through welcoming spaces that surround the property and offer and workers thoughtfully crafted the the community, and we believe this which reopened in January 2018, is inspire cultural exchange. comfortable gathering places to design to ensure that the property expansion will make the property under the same ownership group as The LARK opened in April enjoy a refreshment and take in the continues to serve as a creative gate- even more inviting,” said Brian The LARK. THINKTANK Design 2015 with overwhelming support Main Street vibe. way for every traveler’s Montana Caldwell, project architect of Group and North Fork Builders from the community, as well as visi- “When The LARK opened in adventure. The majority of the new THINKTANK Design Group and were also involved with the Rialto’s tors from every corner of the coun- 2015, it changed the hospitality building was constructed with cross- co-owner of The LARK. “Not only renovation, in which they refash- try who came to experience the scene in Bozeman and quickly laminated timber (CLT), a large- do we feel this will have a positive ioned the theater and set the stage energy and spirit of Bozeman. The became known as a homegrown scale, solid engineered wood panel- impact on the growing city of for it to serve as an artistic and intel- hotel, owned by a group of local property that the community could ing that is lightweight and extremely Bozeman but we hope to have creat- lectual hub. Both The LARK investors and managed by Columbia be proud of, and a hotel where durable. This cutting-edge material ed a launchpad for guests as they expansion and the Rialto renovation Hospitality, is ideal for adventure guests could experience Montana is sustainable, with a low environ- continue on their journeys through- demonstrate positive changes in the seekers to discover, explore and be like a local,” said Matthew Beehler, mental impact, and the associated out Montana.” community and a commitment to inspired by all of the nuances of the engaging locals and visitors alike city’s continuous evolution. •

Montana high school students participate in summer entrepreneurship program at MSU From MSU News Service University’s Jake Jabs College of ing students and getting them having highly skilled employees who sion about conducting market Why are all of West Paw’s fin- Business and Entrepreneurship, the inspired.” are cross-trained allows those research; a session sharing informa- ished products stored in the center of Blackstone LaunchPad at MSU and During the West Paw tour, train- employees to fill in where they are tion about making sales pitches to its facility? What benefits are there to One Montana’s high school entrepre- ing manager Nikki Dixon-Foley most needed at any given time, customers; and several sessions where making products as they are ordered, neurship program. One Montana is shared information about products Dixon-Foley noted, which helps students worked on ideas for their rather than having excess inventory an organization dedicated to creating the company manufactures, as well as West Paw operate more efficiently. own startups. The academy culmi- waiting on the shelves? Why are the a vibrant Montana by connecting its packaging and shipping systems. After the tour, students talked nated in the students pitching their company’s employees cross-trained rural and urban communities. Participants had the opportunity to about portions of what they learned own ideas. for different positions? The educational program teach- observe employees as they worked, that resonated with them. Kregg Aytes, dean of the Jake Nine high school students repre- es students about identifying and Dixon-Foley also shared infor- One student said that one of Jabs College of Business and senting communities from across problems and opportunities for mation about the materials the com- West Paw’s new products – a dog Entrepreneurship, said the academy Montana – including Billings, meeting people’s needs, the design pany uses, its sustainability and safety collar made with materials that are was designed to provide a broad Bozeman, Fort Benton, Great Falls, thinking process, key principles of efforts, and the company’s culture. meant to reduce odors and be easy range of information to students and Missoula and Sheridan – pondered the lean startup methodology, how Throughout the tour, Dixon-Foley to clean – would be something that to allow them to apply what they these and other questions during a to conduct market research and emphasized the company’s commit- would be helpful when walking her were learning to their own ideas. He tour of West Paw, Inc., a company how attending college can help ment to lean manufacturing, a own dog. Another student was inter- said he hoped the experience would that manufactures and sells pet toys, students develop the skills necessary method that aims to eliminate waste ested to learn that the company’s not only inspire the students, but also dog beds and other products, in to implement creative solutions. from the manufacturing process to products were available at a retailer help them make informed decisions Bozeman [recently]. “The students who are partici- result in improved efficiency and in her small hometown. about their future college and career The students were participating in pating in this program have profitability. The West Paw tour was just one choices. the Montana Summer Startup expressed an interest in entrepre- For example, Dixon-Foley said, portion of the Montana Summer “This program is a great way for Academy, a new educational pro- neurship and in learning about the the company’s finished products are Startup Academy. students who are interested in busi- gram for Montana high school stu- ‘right’ way to start a business,” said stored in the center of the facility Other sessions that were offered ness and entrepreneurship to get dents interested in entrepreneurship. Trevor Huffmaster, director of the because the central location cuts as part of the four-day academy involved and begin developing their The four-day program is a collabora- Blackstone LaunchPad at MSU. down on the amount of time and included one about design thinking ideas while they’re still in high tion between Montana State “This program is all about engag- resources spent moving products and company ideation; another school,” Aytes said. “Spending four around. Products are made to order where two MSU graduates and days brainstorming, problem solving so that the company doesn’t have entrepreneurs shared information and workshopping ideas should really too many resources tied up in inven- about their own companies and be helpful as these students consider tory that isn’t selling, she said. And answered students’ questions; a ses- their own future choices.” •

Bozeman Real Estate Group, Terri Gillespie host next Chamber gatherings Bozeman Area Chamber of 26th from 5:30–7:30pm. The event Technology Blvd., Ste. A, in Commerce will present Business will be hosted by Bozeman Real Estate Bozeman. The locally-owned and After Hours on Thursday, July Group at their location, 865 operated real estate office shares a passion for giving back to the community and supporting the unique lifestyle Bozeman offers. This gathering provides a business networking outlet for Bozeman Area Chamber of Commerce Members and others. This edition of Business After Hours is includ- ed with Chamber membership and $50 for non-members. The next Business Before Hours follows on Thursday, August 2nd from 7:30–8:30am. Terri Gillespie Agency will host the event at its location, 2115 Durston Rd., Ste. 9, in Bozeman. The local Farmers Insurance Agent helps customers identify the insurance coverage that best fits their needs, whether that’s auto, home, renters, business insurance and more. This edition of Business Before Hours is included with Chamber mem- bership and $50 for non-members. Looking ahead, Bozeman Chamber’s 2018 LEAD Series closes with Being a Good Boss on Tuesday, August 14th. This session will be a workshop about improv- ing leaders’ ability to get the most out of their employees. What are your team strengths? What are your team weaknesses? What do “Good Bosses” do and not do? Areas you should focus on for the remainder of the year will also be covered. The 2018 LEAD Series features speaker Jeff Kaufman of Full Circle Foundation. Cost for Chamber members is $99, or $198 for non-members. Class runs from 8–10am at the Chamber Center. Visit www.bozemancham- ber.com to register for any of these events and to learn more. Call (406) 586-5421 for further information. •