Farmers’ markets return to whet local appetites

t’s become a bit of a tradition for share in a fun-filled community environment! enjoy the view of the Yellowstone River and locally grown produce to market, display and us to announce the region’s sum- It features fresh produce from local farmers, the Absaroka Mountain Range while listen- sell their goods to promote economic well- mer markets – and the time has arts & crafts, nonprofit booths, live music, ing to live music. As always, admission is free. being and support the development of home- come once again! Farmers’ mar- children’s activities, and a plethora of dinner Kicking off its 10th anniversary season, based businesses. Please note: there will be no ket season kicks off this month in options. Grab some groceries, get that gift the Big Sky Farmers Market will be held market on July 21st during the Big Sky Country Bozeman and the surrounding made locally for your friend’s upcoming Wednesdays, June 6th through September State Fair. communities.I Here’s a look at the local mar- birthday, learn something new about one of 26th at Town Center’s Fire Pit Park from And last but certainly not least, the kets where you can find garden-fresh pro- the amazing nonprofits in town, and hang 5–8pm. Come see 90 vendors featuring fresh Belgrade Community Market returns to duce, awesome food, novelty items, live enter- out with friends and family – all without produce, herbs, plants, flowers, baked goods, Lewis & Clark Park for its second annual tainment, family fun, and so, so much more! having to cook dinner! art, jewelry, and clothing, as well as Montana summer series, Thursdays, July 5th through Bogert Farmers’ Market – voted Western Sustainability Exchange’s Made products like antler art, woodworking, September 6th from 4–7pm. The region’s 2018’s ‘Best Local Event’ – will run Livingston Farmers Market continues to and so much more. newest market provides a venue for home- Tuesdays, June 5th through September 25th. be held Wednesdays, June 6th through The original Gallatin Valley Farmers’ made, handmade, and homegrown vendors Market hours are from 5–8pm under the September 19th from 4:30–7:30pm in Miles Market will be held Saturdays, June 16th to sell their local products. The weekly event, pavilion in Bogert Park on S Church Ave. in Band Shell Park. This destination event will through September 8th from 9am–12pm at expanded for 2018, will also provide the Bozeman. Bogert Farmers’ Market is dedicat- have locally grown produce and meat, baked the Gallatin County Fairgrounds in community with a fun, family friendly setting ed to the promotion of local growers, arti- goods, prepared foods, beer, and local arts, Bozeman. Serving the community for more to buy produce and local goods from their sans, crafters, musicians, nonprofits, small crafts, and jewelry. It’s a great place to come than four decades, the Gallatin Valley neighbors. businesses, and culinary artists. The Bogert for dinner and socialize, stock up on locally Farmers’ Market provides an opportunity Be sure to attend one of these awesome Farmers’ Market is a place for families and grown foods, shop from local artisans, learn and location for hundreds of local vendors of weekly events this summer to support your friends to gather, socialize, support local, and about community resources, or just relax and homemade food, handmade crafts, and fellow citizens! •

Contents Art ...... 2A Community ...... 3A Calendar ...... 4-5A Community ...... 6A Film ...... 7A The Arts ...... 8A EcoZone ...... 2B RollingZone ...... C EndZone ...... D Guitar Show / Sales / Remodel BZN International Film Festival New Exhibit: GUITAR Bi$Zone ...... 4D Music Villa Celebration MSU & Downtown theaters Museum of the Rockies June 8 & 9 June 7 - 10 Open Now thru Sept. 9 ­Page 2a­•­The BoZone •­June 1,­2018

Livingston Depot hosts Barbara Van Cleve artist’s reception BZN International Film Festival rocks sports! & book signing The Livingston Depot Museum the viewer a sense of the West’s presents “The Livingston Depot will host a FREE public reception vibrant personalities and real spirit. in History and Architecture,” Friday, June 15th at 5:30pm in con- The Pure Quill exhibition was gener- “Film in Montana: Moviemaking nection with its special exhibit, ated by the Sweet Grass Arts under the Big Sky,” and “Dude “Pure Quill: The Photographs Alliance in Big Timber, under the Ranches & Romancing the West,” of Barbara Van Cleve.” Van auspices of the Montana Art Gallery examining how the national Cleve will speak about her photogra- Directors Association, and will tour park contributed to early eco- phy and sign books, and light participating Montana galleries tourism and how dude ranch- refreshments will be served. through next year. ing romanticizes, reflects, and “Barbara’s works are not just The Depot will also host other shapes the region. well-taken photos but a captivating events during the summer including Operated by the insight into a rich Montana legacy the Festival of the Arts, July Livingston Depot Foundation and the Western experience,” said 2nd–4th, and the Roundhouse and located at 200 West Park, Depot Museum Director Laura Roundup on Thursday, July 19th. the Depot is open Monday McCarthy Cota. This year, the Depot Museum through Saturday from The expression “pure quill,” in exhibits are open through 10am–5pm and Sunday from the language of the West, means September 23rd. The Depot’s popu- 1–5pm. There is a nominal “authentic; real, through and lar ongoing main exhibit “Rails admission, and group visits through,” and Van Cleve’s photos Across the Rockies: A Century of People are also welcome by special lend the expression a vivid authen- and Places” introduces visitors to the arrangement. Additional ticity that spans years. Born and rich history of railroading in information can be obtained raised on a working cattle and horse Montana. It pays special attention to by contacting the Depot ranch in Montana’s Crazy the Northern Pacific and its central Early Summer Evening – Barbara Vancleve office at (406) 222-2300 or visiting Mountains, Van Cleve has focused role in the opening of Yellowstone, www.livingstondepot.org. • her lens across decades on the land, America’s first national park, people, and animals that animate it. through Livingston beginning in the In bold compositions and captivat- 1880s. In addition to its main and ing textures, her photographs give special exhibit, the museum also SLAM Summer Fest seeking volunteers

The 2018 Summer SLAM Libations garden. and art education in a manner that Festival will return to Bozeman’s But before the fun can begin, enriches and involves the communi- Bogert Park, Saturday and Sunday, SLAM is seeking volunteers to offer ty. SLAM hosts events to showcase Downtown Art Walks August 4th–5th for its eighth annual their time and talents to help ensure the artistic talent of Montana resi- event. Artists from around the state the summer festival is a success for dents, funds scholarships to commu- reconvene in Bozeman & in all mediums will be exhibiting everyone involved! Those interested nity members seeking education in their work while performers grace can log on to www.slamfesti- the arts, and spearheads community Livingston the stage for two days of fabulous vals.org and click on ‘Volunteer’ to art installations. Artist participation Montana entertainment. Delicious peruse the shift schedule and sign- in SLAM festivals is open only to The Downtown Bozeman First Security Bank, US Bank, culinary options will be available for up based on individual interests. Montanans, but everyone is wel- Association, downtown art galleries Soroptimist Park and the Emerson. your enjoyment, along with a selec- SLAM (Support Local Artists & come to attend, experience, and and retailers, and the Emerson Art Walk maps are available at tion of Montana-made spirits and Musicians) is a nonprofit organiza- support the talents of our fantastic Center for the Arts & Culture are www.downtownbozeman.org brews for patrons 21+ in the SLAM tion dedicated to promoting arts artist community. • proud to present this summer’s and participating businesses and gal- Downtown Bozeman Art Walks. leries. The Art Walks are FREE, The Art Walks occur on the second open to the public, and will go on Friday of the month from 6–8pm, rain or shine. June through September, and again But Bozeman doesn’t get to have Emerson’s upcoming music-centric in December for the “Winter” Art all the fun! Livingston Art Walks Walk. Upcoming dates are June 8th, are part gallery tour and part social exhibit seeks artist submissions July 13th, August 10th, September gathering. An eclectic array of 14th, and December 14th. locals, out-of-towners, and random The Emerson Center for the Arts that speaks to us no matter the 17th. Musically-influenced 2D & 3D Participating businesses and gal- art enthusiasts arrive in hordes to & Culture has announced a Call genre generation or geography. art of all medias accepted. For com- leries generally feature artists’ open- check out what’s hanging on the for Art in anticipation of its Music can inform us, console us, plete details and application, please ings and receptions during the event walls and who’s who. Livingston Art upcoming exhibit, “AMPLIFIED and most of all inspire us. The visit www.theemerson.org/call- The Best of Bozeman just wrapped its 2018 survey, but Backcountry’s menu is composed of Montana raised beef and order by the slice – the menu offers something for every pizza and often provide complimentary Walks are held the fourth Friday of the Art of Music,” to be on dis- Emerson is hosting a juried group for-art. that means you’ve got an entire year to try out – or continue bison, local potatoes, and Montana flour baked fresh into each lover’s palate. hors d’oeuvres and refreshments. every month from 5:30–8:30pm, play August 10th through exhibition with intent to make visi- Located at 111 S Grand Ave., enjoying – all the winners. Here’s a look at just a few of the delicious bun. Time to trade in the old wheels. Ressler Motors is While you stroll from place to place, June through September. Upcoming September 3rd. ble the unique power of music. the Emerson Center for the Arts & area favorites. It’s past curfew and you’re ravenous. Drop into Bozeman’s Best Car Dealer and also won Best Automotive Repair. you will also be able to enjoy live dates are June 22nd, July 27th, Music is the most commonly Artists of all mediums and musical Culture serves as a primary resource Bozemanites love their morning jolt! Bozeman’s Best Coffee Tarantino’s Pizzeria for the Best Late Night Grub. The pizza Additionally, the dealership’s Quick Lube service took Best Oil jazz and rock music played by young August 24th, and September 28th. embraced art form. People from preference are encouraged to apply. for the arts, arts education, and cul- Hut is Higher Ground Coffee for a Cause. Serving hot and spot is located off Main and Rouse, open until 3am on the Change for just that – plus filter replacements, tire rotations, musicians from the area. You can Please visit www.livingston- every continent on earth have been Show how the beat of your drum tural activities in Southwest cold coffee drinks using beans from local roasters, the hut on weekends. Pick your specialty pie, build your own, or transmission and radiator flushes, and a host of other services. find these artists, ensembles, and chamber.com for further event influenced by music at some point in inspires the stroke of your brush! Montana. Learn more at the afore- North 7th also features delicious breakfast burritos, provides a Guys: splurge on some new duds from Revolvr bands at rotating locations including information. • their life. It is a universal language Submissions are due by Sunday, June mentioned website. • vocational training program for area youth, and helps support Menswear, the fresh pick for Best Clothing Store. Quality denim, the adjacent Fork & Spoon restaurant. shirting, footwear, and accessories for men abound at this down- Perhaps coffee isn’t quite your cup of tea. Townshend’s town retailer, also winners of Best Place for Gifts for Him. Bozeman Teahouse is your pick for Best Teahouse. The Does man’s best friend need one of its own? Adopt a broth- Downtown Bozeman spot is a fun place to relax over a chai or er or sister! Best Nonprofit Heart of the Valley works to com- bubble tea brewed from scratch. They also host live music and passionately shelter the lost and surrendered pets of Gallatin game nights periodically. and Madison valleys, and to enhance the lives of people and What’s for lunch? Bozeman’s Best Burger went to the newly companion animals through pet adoption and education. opened Backcountry Burger Bar. The downtown burger For a complete list of the 2018 Best of Bozeman winners, joint also won this year’s prize for Best New Restaurant. visit www.thebestofbozeman.com. •

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BZN International Film Festival rocks sports!

Join James Redford and Jeff raise awareness for local Veterans. a dynamic post-film discussion with ERA Landmark, (8 East Main the full lineup of films and associat- Bridges for BZN’s inaugural Ken Burns’ Not for Ourselves filmmaker and activist (and Street). Please visit the website to see ed Festival Conversations. • International Film Festival, June Alone (the story of Elizabeth Cady Bozemanite) Christi Cooper. 7th–10th in Bozeman. Enjoy 63 fab- Stanton and Susan B. Anthony) will Festival Conversations will exam- ulous films and provocative Festival screen at the ine a variety of sub- Conversations with 33 attending Procrastinator jects tied to the films Discovery Walk GUITAR: The Instrument filmmakers. Participate in a pitching Theater on the presented. Topics 9:30am Cherry River That Rocked the World seminar with nationally recognized Montana State include discussions of 1 Bug’s World 10 am CMB 2 8 am MoR indie filmmaking platform Seed & University campus sexuality and gender Violent Universe – & 2pm Kiwanis FREE Sandbox Spark. Passholder discounts are Friday, June 8th. identity, familial rela- 11 am MoR 9 am Gallatin County Regional Park offered at many hotels, restaurants No pass is tionships, and world- Secret of the Cardboard Rocket 1 Running Lungs Race and shops. required for this wide and local envi- 2 pm MoR 9:30am Lindley Park Films include documentary fea- Emmy Award- ronmental efforts. The Faster / Light – & 4pm 1 pm MOR 2018 Discovery Walk – Wildflower tures and narratives, shorts, anima- winning documen- Conversations will also The Big Sky Tonight 3 pm MoR Walk 9:30am Drinking Horse Trail tions and experimental work. On tary, nor for The spotlight female entre- 2018 North Side Summer Stroll Its a Bug’s World the docket is a film from Venezuela, Long Shadow, in preneurs in Bozeman, 4 pm Treeline Coffee Roasters 10 am Children’s Museum Nos Llaman Guerreras. In a which filmmaker and will invite film- Pokémon Club 4:30pm Library U.S. Geological Survey Open House 10 am USGS Northern Rocky Mountain country torn apart by political and Frances Causey makers and festival- Claudia Williams Living History Day economic upheaval, a team of investigates the goers to participate in 5:30pm Kountry Korner Café The Woodpile 6 pmWild Joe*s Coffee 10 am Yellowstone Gateway Museum young women finds refuge in a roots of racism. a pitching seminar Montana Manouche 6 pm Uncorked Books & Babies 10 am Library sport that rises above their personal Be sure to Beth Ann Kennedy sponsored by national- Jim Averitt & Chelsea Hunt Kids Chess Club 10 am Boz. Library poverty and gendered social status. check out the Free Artistic Managing director ly recognized inde- 6:30pm Baxter Hotel Bozeman’s Historic Main Street Moksha follows three Nepali Family Night pendent filmmaking Corb Lund 7 pm Pine Creek Lodge Walking Tour 10 am Soroptimist Park women who have dedicated their (Saturday, June 9th). Young children platform Seed & Spark. Jazz Night 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza GUITAR Family Day 10 am MoR lives to spreading the joy that will enjoy Kidflix, a curated film Films will screen at multiple Neil Filo Beddow Violent Universe – & 2pm 11 am MoR mountain biking can bring to block from the New York City MSU venues, in the Museum of the 7 pm Norris Hot 6th Annual Pig Pickin’ women across the Himalayas. The International Children’s Film Rockies’ Hager Auditorium, and Bozeman’s Dark Side Walking Tour 12 pm Willie’s Distillery – Ennis short documentary 7 Emirates in downtown at the newly 7 pm Western Cafe Silly Moose Improv 3 pm Verge 24 Hours documents five cyclists renovated Rialto Breathing Our Freedom w/ Tempel Canyon Collected Bluegrass 5:30pm from five different countries, Bozeman, the Emerson Smith 7 pm Bozeman Dharma Center Follow Yer’ Nose BBQ – Emigrant including one female, who took Center’s Crawford The Boys Next Door Bob Britten upon the challenge of cycling all Theater, the Ellen 7:30pm Kaleidoscope Playhouse 5:30pm Kountry Korner Café over the 7 Emirates of UAE in less Theatre and the Willson Summer Western Series 2018 Peter King 5:30pm Katabatic Brewing than 24 hours. Auditorium. 7:30pm The Ellen Theatre Open Mic Night Kim Swims tells the inspiring Passes are now on Andrew Gromiller and the 6 pm Wild Joe*s Coffee story of an accomplished open sale at www.bozeman- Organically Grown 8 pm Office Mathias 6 pm Corx Wine & Cheese water swimmer’s attempt to become filmcelebration.com. Quinlan Conley and the I-90 Blues Edis Kittrell 6:30pm Baxter Hotel the first woman to swim 30 miles Three tiers – Bridger 8 pm The Attic – Livingston Aran Buzzas through a stretch of cold, rough Peak, Hyalite Peak, The Most Unknown 8 pm The Rialto 7 pm Norris Hot Springs and shark-inhabited waters off the and Gallatin Peak – Holding for Hux 9 pm Eagles Bar Bozeman’s Drinking History Walking San Francisco coast. As tradition offer passholders a Milton Menasco & The Big Fiasco Tour 7 pm Soroptimist Park Permafunk 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza and modernity collide high on the variety of events 9 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon Boys Next Door Tibetan plateau, the nomads of throughout the Festival Bluebelly Junction 9 pm Sac Bar – Christy Hays 9 pm Murray Bar – 7:30pm Kaleidoscope Playhouse Ritoma have a new passion – bas- and guarantee entry to Mach One Music 9 pm JR’s Lounge Matt Flinner Trio 8:30pm The Rialto ketball. Leaving their old way of life all screenings, depending Moonlight Productions Bassment Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Eagles Bar behind, they battle to keep their upon space. Bozeman Session 9 pmZebra Cocktail Lounge Milton Menasco & The Big Fiasco culture alive while embracing the residents can purchase Green Partridge 10 pm Haufbrau 9 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon modern world. Montana Vets, passes at a discount at Sneaky Pete & The Secret Sugar Daddies Montana Waters took 24 Old Main Gallery. Weapons 10 pm Filling Station 9 pm Sacajawea Bar – 3 Forks Veterans on an all-inclusive fly fish- Passes and Magpies w/ Sasha Bell Band & Tiny Red Glow Buffalo 9 pmMurray Bar – ing trip on Montana’s Big Hole Festival. Afterwards, youth and tickets for single 10:15pm Top Hat – Missoula Mach One Music 9 pm JR’s Lounge & River with The Complete Fly Fisher adults are invited to a preview of screenings ($12) will be available for Goldfish Races 10:30pm Karaoke 9:30pm Bale of Hay Saloon – lodge; they created this film to help Youth V Gov. and to participate in pick-up the week of the Festival at Bale of Hay Saloon – Virginia City Jillian Holzbauer 10 pm Haufbrau

Enjoy these ‘Best of Bozeman’ victors all year long! The Best of Bozeman just port the adjacent Fork & Spoon Backcountry’s menu is composed of something for every pizza lover’s sories for men abound at this down- wrapped its 2018 survey, but restaurant. Montana raised beef and bison, palate. town retailer, also winners of Best that means you’ve got an entire year Perhaps coffee isn’t quite your local potatoes, and Montana flour Time to trade in the old wheels. Place for Gifts for Him. to try out – or continue enjoying – cup of tea. Townshend’s baked fresh into each delicious bun. Ressler Motors is Bozeman’s Best Does man’s best friend need one all the winners. Here’s a look at just Bozeman Teahouse is your pick It’s past curfew and you’re raven- Car Dealer and also won Best of its own? Adopt a brother or sister! a few of the area favorites. for Best Teahouse. The Downtown ous. Drop into Tarantino’s Automotive Repair. Additionally, the Best Nonprofit Heart of the Valley Bozemanites love their morning Bozeman spot is a fun place to relax Pizzeria for the Best Late Night Grub. dealership’s Quick Lube service took works to compassionately shelter the jolt! Bozeman’s Best Coffee Hut is over a chai or bubble tea brewed The pizza spot is located off Main Best Oil Change for just that – plus fil- lost and surrendered pets of Gallatin Higher Ground Coffee for a from scratch. They also host live and Rouse, open until 3am on the ter replacements, tire rotations, and Madison valleys, and to enhance Cause. Serving hot and cold coffee music and game nights periodically. weekends. Pick your specialty pie, transmission and radiator flushes, the lives of people and companion drinks using beans from local roast- What’s for lunch? Bozeman’s Best build your own, or and a host of other services. animals through pet adoption and ers, the hut on North 7th also fea- Burger went to the newly opened order by the slice – the menu offers Guys: splurge on some new duds education. tures delicious breakfast burritos, Backcountry Burger Bar. The from Revolvr Menswear, the fresh For a complete list of the 2018 provides a vocational training pro- downtown burger joint also won this pick for Best Clothing Store. Quality Best of Bozeman winners, visit gram for area youth, and helps sup- year’s prize for Best New Restaurant. denim, shirting, footwear, and acces- www.thebestofbozeman.com. •

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2018 Summer Trails Dine to Donate for Fork & Daily Bike to Work freebies, 2018 Summer Trails BZN International Film Challenge Gallatin Valley Spoon City of Bozeman etc… 7 am City of Bozeman Challenge Gallatin Valley Festival City of Bozeman Dine to Donate for Fork & GUITAR: The Instrument 4 GUITAR: The Instrument 5 6 Dine to Donate for Fork & 2018 Summer Trails Challenge 3 Spoon City of Bozeman 7 8 am MoR 8 am MoR Spoon City of Bozeman Gallatin Valley Commuter Challenge Specials w/ WTI GUITAR: The Instrument That 2018 Summer Trails Challenge TATE Academy Summer Workshops – Dine to Donate-Fork & Spoon Bozeman City of Bozeman Rocked the World 8 am MoR Gallatin Valley Enrollment Open The Ellen Theatre TATE – Enrollment Open The Ellen TATE Academy Summer Workshops – Madison Valley Open Studio Tours TATE – Enrollment Open The Ellen Kaleidoscope Summer Camps dates Kaleidoscope Summer Camps dates Enrollment Open The Ellen Theatre 10 am Gallery 287 – Ennis Discovery Walk – Trail Tracking Kids are HERE! Kaleidoscope Playhouse are HERE! Kaleidoscope Playhouse Kaleidoscope Summer Camps dates Living History Farm 10 am MoR Walk 9:30am M Trailhead Daily Bike to Work freebies, dis- Daily Bike to Work freebies, discounts, are HERE! Kaleidoscope Playhouse A Photon’s Journey 10 am MoR Its a Bug’s World counts, etc… 7 am City of Bozeman etc… 7 am City of Bozeman Daily Bike to Work freebies, dis- Fork in the Road Food 10 am MoR 10 am Children’s Museum GUITAR: The Instrument That Rocked Chamber – Business Before Hours counts, etc… 7 am City of Bozeman Brunch Live Music – Ashly Holland Living History Farm 10 am MoR the World 8 am Museum of the Rockies 7:30am American Computer Museum GUITAR: The Instrument That Rocked 11 am Pine Creek Lodge Fork in the Road Food Truck Its a Bug’s World 10 am CMB Museum GUITAR: The Instrument That Rocked the World 8 am Museum of the Rockies 11 am Mountains Walking Brewery 10 am Museum of the Rockies Living History Farm 10 am MoRockies the World 8 am MoR Its a Bug’s World Bozeman’s Historic Bon Ton District Music Monday with Kate and Chet A Photon’s Journey 10 am MOR Discovery w/ Baby 9 am Peets Hill 10 am Children’s Museum Walking Tour 1 pm Story Mansion 11 am Children’s Museum Sensational Babies 10 am MoR Its a Bug’s World 10 am CMB Living History Farm 10 am MoRockies Howard Beall & The Fake News Violent Universe – & 2pm 11 am MoR Little Ones Storytime – & 11:15AM Books & Babies – & 1pm 10 am Library A Photon’s Journey 10 am MOR 1 pm Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot Secret of the Cardboard Rocket 10:15am Bozeman Public Library Living History Farm 10 am MoR Fork in the Road Food Truck Fan Mountain Frog Dogs 12 pm MoR Violent Universe – & 2pm 11 am MOR A Photon’s Journey 10 am MoR 10 am Museum of the Rockies 2 pm Willie’s Distillery – Ennis Faster Than Light – & 4pm 1 pm MoR Secret of the Cardboard Rocket Baby Bistro 11 am Library 2018 Discovery Walk – Walk with a Sunday FUNDay Fork & Spoon Open STEAMlab Hours 3 pm CMB 12 pm MOR Planetarium Violent Universe – & 2pm 11 am MoR Naturopathic Doctor 11 am Peets Hill 2 pm Bozeman Brewing Co. 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Head out into the field Children’s Museum offers events & w/ F-11’s photo workshops exhibits fun for the whole family! F-11 Photo & The Print at your feet. A two-meeting Macro Also at the Children’s Refinery will present a Rodeo Basics & Nature Shoot on Museum... Open Shoot & Lecture on Friday, June Fairy Creek is set for Friday and STEAMlab Hours with 15th. Meet up at F-11 for an hour Saturday, June 22nd–23rd. From events recurring weekly. and a half class from 2–3:30pm to tips and tools to hands-on experi- Connect with Bozeman’s discover the decisive moment, the ence in the field, get a quick intro- community of youth mak- best ISO settings, shutter speed ver- duction to macro photography. ers. All available tools will sus aperture priority mode, and how Explore the basics, along with com- be at your disposal with to compose the ideal rodeo photo- position, lighting, color and more so Arduinos, Raspberry Pis, graph. The group will then head you can the capture crisp, close-up 3D printers, and more – out to the Gardiner Rodeo from shots you have wanted.Then, take plus, a resident expert on- 5:30–9pm (must make individual your newly acquired skills into the hand to help out. Drop off travel arrangements). field and learn while doing, with fun kids grades 6–12 on Photographer and instructor guided drills. Macro photography Mondays from 3–5pm, Becca Tatarka is a lifelong rodeo changes the way you see the trails Tuesdays from 4–7pm, and participant, including as a member you travel, guaranteed. Fridays from 10am–noon of the Montana State University Macro Basics begins with a through the school year. Rodeo Team. Learn proper arena Friday night session (6–7pm) at F-11 Additional open lab hours etiquette for shooting at any rodeo with instructor Katherine Milledge. vary and some school holi- event as well as how to safely be Saturday, roll out of bed early for a It’s summertime and the down for some educational fun! This days may affect these hours. around livestock from an experi- morning of guided photographic Children’s Museum of Bozeman event is held the second Friday of The innovative STEAMlab pro- enced Bozeman native. Get first play at a breathtaking private loca- (CMB) is abuzz with activities for every month. gram offers personally relevant proj- hand understanding of rodeo ath- tion in the foothills on the east slope area kids – and even adults! Here’s Throughout the summer, the ect-based learning opportunities to letes, find out how to recognize the of the Bridger Mountains (meet a look at some of the upcoming Children’s Museum will host a num- kids with the aim of bolstering inter- peak of action, freeze it, and which time of 5:30am at F-11; workshop happenings. ber of Family Movie Nights. The est and expertise in 21st century focusing modes to use. Explore the runs from 6am–12pm). Get encour- Music Monday with Music first screening of A Bug’s Life is set skills. Come enjoy the STEAMlab as countless photo opportunities agement to take on some new chal- Kate is first up on June 4th at for Friday, June 15th at 7pm. Future part of your museum experience. beyond the arena including still life, lenges, like learning to photograph 10:30am. On the first Monday of screenings include Meet the Robinsons Included with membership or candid portraits, detail shots and hummingbirds. Katherine and addi- the month during the school year, on July 20th and Wall-E on August admission. color abstracts. tional F-11 Photo staff members the Children’s Museum hosts a 17th. The funny flicks will screen Located at 202 S Willson Ave., Becca and F-11 Photo co-owner will be on site so you can get imme- series of fun, family-oriented music- either inside or out, depending on the Children’s Museum offers Doug Bundren will be onsite at the diate feedback on your photos as making experiences. These gather- the weather. Lemonade and pop- hands-on exhibits, summer science rodeo to help with questions, cre- you practice and play. Tickets are ings feature singing, rhythm, move- corn will be available for $1. These camps, after-school activities, and ativity and inspiration. After the $79.99, or $69.99 for F-11 VIPs. ment, and improvisation, and are screenings are included with muse- educational programs throughout rodeo, participants will have the Participants must make individual designed for families with children um membership or admission. the year. Because children make pro- option to meet up at a Gardiner travel arrangements. ages infant to 6. Included with An adults-only STEAM & Suds found meaning from direct experi- watering hole to share success, Preregistration is required for museum membership or admission. follows Thursday, June 21st from ence, CMB programs facilitate path- near misses and photos of the ALL classes. Visit On June 8th, the next FREE 5:30–8pm. Ever wanted to design on ways for hands-on exploratory play. day. Rodeo Shoot & Lecture www.f11photo.com, call (406) Friday Night will unfold from a 3D printer? How about putting a Visit www.cmbozeman.org for tickets are $89.99, or $79.99 for F- 586-3281, or stop by the store at 5–8pm. The public is invited to robot to use? Now’s your chance! further details, membership infor- 11 VIP members. Rodeo admission 2612 W Main St., Suite A, to regis- enjoy the museum’s exhibits free of Join CMB’s resident tech expert to mation, and registration for upcom- not included. ter. Additional technical require- charge during this monthly event. create and play in the lab. Suds will ing events. Be sure to follow the Celebrate summer and find out ments may apply. See website for Pizza will be available for $1 per be provided by Mountains Walking Children’s Museum on Facebook how to create larger than life photos further details and complete course slice, courtesy of Tarantino’s Brewery. This event is $20 and only and Instagram for the most up-to- from the constantly evolving world schedule. • Pizzeria. Bring the whole family for those 21+. Registration required. date info. •

Country Bookshelf to host Native Art, the Little Bighorn & diverse release celebration for MT- histories at Museum inspired anthology There’s a full calendar at the place Wednesday, June 13th in the month. Bring your competitive Museum of the Rockies as Hager Auditorium beginning at edge and sense of humor to this Country Bookshelf in The cover art includes a painting by Southwest Montana is finally enter- 6pm. This event is free and open to year’s exciting program series. Downtown Bozeman – Montana’s Butte artist Kelly Packer. On ing its sunny season. Here’s a look at the public. The next edition is set for largest independent bookstore since Saturday, June 16th at 2pm, some upcoming events at your Adelson is an avid historian of Tuesday, June 26th from 1957 – is known for its expansive Country Bookshelf will host a party neighborhood museum. American western expansion and 5:30–7:30pm. Brews of the selection of good reads, but also and reading to celebrate the book’s The Elise R. Donohue Lectures the Indian Wars in the American Rockies! will feature selections hosts regular events to connect release. Bookworms, literature on the American West in Memory West. He is about to begin his eight from MAP Brewing Co. Event author with reader. enthusiasts, and other members of of Walter Rosenberry will present season as a Park Ranger Interpreter guests will explore the challenges Open Country Press, a small, the public are encouraged to stop by Native Art Now! with Jennifer at Little Bighorn Battlefield National and triumphs of the brewers in the independent Montana press, is in support of their talented neigh- Complo McNutt on Tuesday, June Monument. At the Battlefield, he Rocky Mountain region from New proud to announce the release of bors. 12th in Hager Auditorium at 6pm. has presented his riveting ‘Battle Mexico to Arizona to Montana and Bright Bones: Contemporary Country Bookshelf is located at This event is free and open to Talk Apocalypse at Little Bighorn; Alberta. Climate, access to ingredi- Montana Writing, which is an 28 W Main St. Author events are the public. Custer’s Final Battle’ to thousands of ents and the wild fluctuations in anthology of innovative literature by free and open to the public. For Join for an in-depth look at con- enthusiastic visitors from around the population are all part of the story writers with a connection to more information about the store temporary Native Art from over the world. He has been a consultant on of acquiring a cold one in early days Montana. Bright Bones includes fresh and to take a peek at its upcoming last 20 years. Learn about artists like the epic battle, appearing on the of living in the Rockies. poems, stories, and lyric essays from calendar, visit Jaune Quick-To-See Smith History Channel, Discovery Looking ahead, The New Breed: emerging and established writers. www.countrybookshelf.com. • (Flathead), Kay WalkingStick Channel, CBS Sunday Morning, the American Brewing Since 1978 with (Cherokee), and Truman Lowe (Ho- Travel Channel, C-Span, radio Bozeman Brewing Co. is set for July Chunk) who forged pathways for the shows and other media outlets. 31st, followed by the Hops & History: next generation of Native artists Cheers to the return of MOR’s Season Celebration on August 28th. Meryl McMaster (Plains summer Hops & History series! Admission for the monthly tast- Cree/Blackfoot), Marie Watt Now in its fifth year, Hops & History ing presentations is $8, plus a $2 (Seneca), and Jeffery Gibson supports the museum’s Living souvenir mug charge for each partic- (Cherokee/ Mississippi Band of History Farm. Every month during ipant’s first event – reuse your mug! Choctaw), to name a few. McNutt is the summer season, Hops & History Admission for the closing celebration the curator of contemporary art for brings a lively audience of adults to is $15, including a souvenir tasting the Eiteljorg Museum of American the farm by pairing the Gallatin glass and suds. Must be 21+ to Indians and Western Art where, dur- Valley’s brewing past with beer tast- attend ALL Hops & History events. ing her 27-year tenure, she has ings from local breweries. In 1989, the Tinsley House was helped to establish their extensive In 2018, enjoy a refreshing twist relocated to Museum of the Rockies, contemporary Native Art collection on each evening’s lecture. Led by and the history of Montana’s home- and the Eiteljorg Contemporary Art MOR’s Curator of History, Michael steading era was recreated at Fellowship. Fox, this year’s programs will be MOR’s Living History Farm, The Gallatin History Museum filled with brewing history trivia. now open for the summer season. Lecture Series’ next edition, Little Mixed into the talks, participants Skilled costumed interpreters will Bighorn: Voices from a Distant can answer trivia questions to win take you back in time as they cook Past with Steve Adelson, will take prizes from the featured brewery of over a wood-burning stove, demon- strate cooking skills and recipes from the 1890s, tend to the Heirloom Garden, and forge iron in the blacksmith’s shop. Take time this summer to enjoy the history of a time gone by that lives on today. The Living History Farm is FREE and open to the public. Finally, a brand new MOR exhibit for summer! GUITAR: The Instrument That Rocked the World is now open. Explore the history of the world’s most rec- ognized musical instrument. Experience diverse genres of music and discover the science of pitch and tone. Crossing over cultural boundaries, the guitar has made a significant impact on a wide variety of groups from gypsies to cowboys to teenage rebels. GUITAR: The Instrument That Rocked the World is included with Museum admission. For more information about these events and exhibits, visit www.museumofthe- rockies.org or call (406) 994-5257. •

Contributing Writers

Zelpha Boyd Danny Waldo Dalton Brink Bennett Drozic Dodie Andersen Christine Hrenya

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BFS June titles: The Leisure Seeker, Andy Irons doc & more Bozeman Film Society (BFS) will time? What is consciousness? How On Wednesday, June 13th at The Hemingway Home in Key West. the film runs 115 minutes. present four highly acclaimed inde- much do we really know? These Ellen Theatre, BFS presents The They recapture their passion for Then, on Sunday, June 24th at pendent films this June in essential questions have fueled scien- Leisure Seeker at 7:30pm. The life and their love for each other on The Rialto, join for WesFest Downtown Bozeman. On Friday, tific inquiry for generations. Tackle film stars Academy Award-winner a road trip that provides revelation 2018, the first-ever canine friendly June 1st, BFS is proud to join The them June 1st with one of the film’s Helen Mirren and two-time and surprise right up to the very film screening in Bozeman! Enjoy a Rialto in hosting one of the first stars, Bozeman’s own Dr. Luke Golden Globe-winner Donald end. Rated R, the film runs 112 full day of Wes Anderson films screenings of The Most McKay, for an introduction as well Sutherland as a runaway couple minutes. with your best friends, capped by Unknown. Selected as one of the as a follow-up Q&A where attendees going on an unforgettable journey BFS hosts Teton Gravity his latest acclaimed new animated few theaters to premiere this epic will have a chance to ask your most in the faithful old RV they call Research documentary Andy comedy, Isle of Dogs at 7:30pm. documentary in advance of its the- burning questions. Not rated, the “The Leisure Seeker,” travelling Irons: Kissed By God at the An outbreak of canine flu in Japan atrical release, The Rialto joins film runs 114 minutes. from Boston to The Ernest Ellen Theatre on Wednesday, June leads all dogs to be banished to an other art house theaters around the 20th at 7:30pm. A film about bipo- island. The outcasts soon embark nation to explore what drives scien- lar disorder and opioid addiction on an epic journey when a 12-year- tists to investigate the unknowns of as seen through the life of three- old boy arrives at the colony to find the universe. time world champion surfer Andy his beloved pet. The all-star voice A first-of-its-kind filmmaking Irons, this is not a film about surf- cast includes Bryan Cranston, experiment, The Most Unknown fol- ing, but a film about a person that Edward Norton, Bill Murray, lows nine scientists around the lived life to its fullest at the top of Scarlett Johansson, Tilda Swinton, globe as they explore new fields and his industry while facing insur- Greta Gerwig and Yoko Ono. visit new places. Through these sci- mountable internal challenges. Rated PG-13, the film runs 101 entists’ journey – the film begins Highlighting the struggles with the minutes. Leashes and poop bags underneath a mountain and ends same demons that millions of peo- required. Additional WesFest 2018 on a Monkey Island – The Most ple worldwide battle with daily, the details forthcoming. Unknown examines what it means to evening features a special introduc- Visit www.bozemanfilmsoci- dedicate one’s life to uncovering tion and includes a Q&A with local ety.org for film previews, pricing some of humanity’s biggest ques- experts in the field of opioid addic- and ticketing information – and tions. How did life begin? What is tion and bipolar disorder. Rated R, “Keep ‘Em Flickering!” •

Livingston Film Series closes with Student Join Verge Theater for Films from MSU School of Film more stage antics in June! The Livingston Film Series is trained creative artists. Combining tion process. And, in celebration of from Bennett Drozic Improv on the Verge is back delighted to present a FREE screen- technical skills, history, and theory, another great season of the Did you know Verge Theater is a throughout the summer with special ing of student films from the these young filmmakers focus on sto- Livingston Film Series, a burger and 12-month theater? That’s right! We guests! The Bozeman Improverts MSU School of Film & rytelling and documentaries. brat bbq will be hosted as part of used to take some time off in the will share the stage with students Photography at 7pm on Sunday, Provided with the a solid foundation the reception! summer for a deep breath, but we’re who have graduated through Verge June 10th at the Shane Lalani in writing, cinematography, editing, Now wrapping up its third sea- too excited about theater to think Theater’s Improv School. Come join Center for the Arts. directing, lighting, and sound, MSU son, the Livingston Film Series pres- about breathing. Shakespeare once in on the fun and laughter as the It’s the final screening of the sea- film students have gone on to win ents a wide variety of independent said, “Breathing is overrated; what grads show off their skills, giving the son, and the best has been saved for three Oscars, numerous Emmys, and features, documentaries, local films, matters is the play!”* biggest laughs for the fewest bucks! last! This will be a special evening of have worked on major productions and special screenings in the Shane *quote from Fred Shakespeare, Guaranteed to be a hilarious start to films written, produced, and edited like: The Walking Dead, Dexter, Star Center’s Dulcie Theatre. A recep- my former free-diving coach. your week, popular improv games by students of the MSU School of Wars and many others the world over. tion precedes each film at 6:30pm. So in honor of Fred Shakespeare, are played in the style of Whose Line Film’s Masters, Grad, and under- Culled from hundreds of student Admission is always free, but dona- we are filling the upcoming months is it Anyway?, as well as long-form grad programs. projects, these productions represent tions are gratefully accepted. with a series of events we call “The improv. Everything is created on the For more than 50 years, the some of MSU’s finest creative cine- The Livingston Film Series is Flight Of Summer!” The Flight will spot and based on audience sugges- Montana State University School of matic offerings. Event organizers generously sponsored by Marilyn feature the inaugural Montana tions. Come enjoy cheap thrills for Film & Photography has prepared hope you enjoy seeing the films as Clotz, Mary Ann Bearden, and Playwrights Festival, to be held your laugh hole! Join us at 7pm on students to become professionally much as they did during the selec- Donald B. Gimbel. • Friday and Saturday, June 8th–9th. Mondays, June 18th, July 9th and With a spotlight on the process of 23rd, and August 20th for these spe- creating a play, from concept cial shows! Tickets are $7 in through production, Verge Theater advance, or $9 at the door. will host a series of playwrights who And because Improv isn’t just for Ellen presents Summer Westerns, will be teaching workshops and adults, we offer Silly Moose reading from their plays. Workshops Comedy Improv for the family Kids’ Classics & Oklahoma! include Playwriting For Beginners, who likes to laugh together. This Theatre For Social Justice, and Freeing summer, we will be opening up the The Ellen Theatre, a Downtown and the toe-tappin’ title tune – sessions are designed to explore the Creativity, Achieving Completion. Family Stage for this fun and inter- Bozeman institution, is your source “Oklahoma!” various skills every actor needs. Participation is open to the public, active Improvisation show for kids for some of the area’s best big Oklahoma! opens Friday, July 13th Workshops take place Monday whether you are a beginner or a sea- and parents alike. The kids are screen entertainment and stage per- on The Ellen stage, featuring a tal- through Friday from 9am–4pm. soned writer – everyone will have an encouraged to get crazy, shout sug- formances. It also houses some great ented cast of community members Classes will focus on theatre opportunity to learn from play- gestions and become a part of the musical acts, both local and those and live orchestra. Tickets are $25 games and exercises to stretch the wrights Leah Joki, Pamela Mencher, hilarity on stage. Adults can just sit coming through town. Here’s a look for adults and $18 for youth 17 and voice, body, and mind, as well as Greg Owens, Steven Palmer, and back, enjoy, and watch the mayhem at what’s happening downtown. under. Premium seating is also avail- scenes and improvisation to encour- C.M. Webb. ensue. Just like our Improv on the Verge Sponsored by The Western Café, able for $34 and upper balcony for age students to develop their tech- The festival will feature staged shows, but with a G rating! The Silly The Ellen’s annual Summer $18. Oh, what a beautiful musical – nique. Students will also have the readings of plays in development Moose Improv Show runs on Saturdays Western Series kicks off Friday, Oklahoma! at The Ellen Theatre – it’s opportunity to select classes that and works-in-progress, showcasing at 3pm on June 2nd and August June 1st and runs through August. more than O.K.! explore various aspects of theatre work from these talented playwrights 18th. Tickets are $7 in advance, or This year features a brand-new, fan- Wine, beer, and other refresh- including musicals, technical theatre, from around the region. These read- $9 at the door. Children 2 and tastic lineup of classic gems and ments will be sold in the lobby and advanced acting concepts. In ings will help both established and under are admitted FREE! modern favorites starring John beginning one hour before all show- order for students to share what they emerging playwrights create new Stay tuned for more “Flight of Wayne, James Stewart, Henry times. Ticketing and further infor- have learned, both sessions will con- work by offering the space to present Summer” offerings from Verge Fonda, Robert Redford and more! mation about these and other clude with a showcase for invited material before a live audience. The Theater, or visit www.vergethe- Here’s a look at the first batch upcoming events is available at friends and family. event also offers local audiences the ater.com for reservations and fur- of films. www.theellentheatre.org. For Tuition $395 for each workshop. rare chance to watch and participate ther information about these pro- Getting things started on June additional inquiries, please call (406) Discounts are available for siblings in the very dynamic playwrighting ductions and other upcoming 1st, John Wayne stars in Angel and the 585-5885 or stop into The Ellen box and to students registering for both process firsthand. For more informa- events. Advance tickets are also Badman, followed by The Ox-Bow office. Hours are Wednesday sessions. Those in need of financial tion about how you can be involved available in store at Cactus Records. Incident with Henry Fonda on through Saturday from 1–3pm, as assistance are encouraged to apply in the workshops and readings of We hope to see you at “The Little Wednesday, June 6th. Enjoy the well as two hours prior to any event. for scholarships. Visit this exciting event, please visit the Black Box on the Edge (of Robert Duvall and Kevin Costner- See you in historic downtown! www.TateAcademy.org for fur- theater website. Bozeman)!” • fronted Open Range on Friday, June Also at the Ellen, TATE ther details and registration infor- 15th. Starring James Stewart, Bend of Academy is pleased to announce mation, or call (406) 586-6918 the River screens on June 22nd before registration is open for the 2018 with additional questions. TATE Ride the High Country with Joel TATE Summer Workshops, set Academy: where hard work and McCrea and Randolph Scott closes for June 18th–29th and July 23rd joy collide! It’s serious fun. • the first month of films on June through August 3rd. The two-week 29th. All movies start at 7:30pm and the Ellen Saloon opens for refreshments at 6:30pm. Tickets are $6 for each screening. Giddy up and catch this Cowboy Train – yee-haw! Also beginning in early June, The Ellen announces a new sum- mer film series – Kids’ Classics! Gather the relatives, from tots to teens and even grownups, to enjoy family favorites on the big silver screen. Here’s a look at the summer schedule. The Incredible Journey is first up on Sunday, June 3rd. Then catch The Brave Little Toaster on Sunday, June 10th, The Sandlot on Sunday, June 17th, and The Adventures of Milo and Otis on Sunday, June 24th. Future screenings include Matilda on July 14th, The Misadventures of Merlin Jones on August 5th, and Free Willy closing out the series on August 26th. Soft drinks, candy, popcorn, and other refreshments are available for purchase starting at 1pm, with all movies starting at 2pm. Each film is only $2 at the door! Seating is first come, first served. Dust off that surrey with the fringe on top! The Ellen Theatre is celebrating the 75th Anniversary of one of America’s most beloved musicals – tickets for Oklahoma! are on sale now. This Rogers and Hammerstein masterpiece features a talented cast of community mem- bers and a LIVE orchestra! If you’ve never seen this Broadway blockbuster, it’s the granddaddy of them all, with hit songs such as “Oh, What A Beautiful Mornin’,” (Everything’s up to date in) “Kansas City,” “I Cain’t Say No,” “People Will Say We’re in Love,” www.vergetheater.com

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Stellar cast performs in ballet classic Giselle How did a quaint tale of wronged peas- mad with grief (in the famous “mad scene”) Nikita Kusurgashev, ants, dastardly noblemen and jilted ghosts and dies. Then she joins the ranks of the Wilis former soloist with the become one of the greatest ballet classics of (the spirits of other jilted women), who take Bolshoi Ballet plays the 19th century? their revenge on faithless men by forcing them Giselle’s rejected suitor, It was a period when Europe was to dance to their deaths in the middle of the Hans; Parsifal immersed in ballet-mania. Middle-class audi- night. Giselle is delegated to finish off the Pittendorfer of Texas ences delighted in the fashionable Romantic penitent Albrecht, but she manages to keep Ballet Theatre, dances art form and electrified fans argued over rival him alive until dawn, when the sun’s rays the nobleman claims of leading ballerinas. Female dancers force the Wilis to slink back to the darkness of Albrecht; Maya were portrayed as exotic concubines, big-eyed their graves. Moody of Bozeman gypsies and adorably sweet peasant girls. Most Pivotal to its plot is the barriers of class dis- dances the Queen of seductively, they appeared as ghosts and tinction, as an aristocrat and a peasant fall in the Wilis and Erin sylphs, seemingly floating across the stage love. But there is an equally profound conflict Lane and Michelle aided by their new-found skill of dancing on at work between male and female loyalties, Kolodin perform the the tips of their toes and the supernatural with the Wilis Spirits claiming Giselle as a Wilis lieutenants with a effects of recently installed theater gas lighting. warrior against faithless men and forcing her corps de ballet from After Giselle debuted in 1841, the charac- to vacillate helplessly between her love for Raison D’etre Dance, ter of Giselle became so popular that clothing, Albrecht and her duty to her sex. Yellowstone Ballet hats, and souvenirs were named after her. And The role of Giselle has been called “the Company, and School Carlotta Grisi, the Italian ballerina who first ballerina’s Hamlet” and is regarded as one of of Classical Ballet, played the part, became one of the highest- the most difficult in ballet due to the intensely Billings. paid dancers of her time. dramatic nature and technical skills required. Yellowstone Ballet There was such demand for the production French ballerina Mathilde Froustey, a Varna Company’s production that clones of Giselle were created in theatres gold medalist, Paris Opera Ballet Sujet (soloist) of Giselle comes to all over Europe and North America. But and San Francisco Ballet principal dancer, per- Bozeman’s Willson unlike other nineteenth century hits that with- forms the title role in Yellowstone Ballet Auditorium on ered away, Giselle survived to join the classical Company’s Giselle. Mathilde won an Isadora Thursday, June 14th at canon. Credit for its longevity goes to its pre- Duncan Dance Award for her performances of 6:30pm and Friday, cise synchronized choreography by ballet mas- Giselle with Tiit Helimets in 2015. The San June 15th at 7:30pm. ter Perrot-Coralli, an atmospheric musical Francisco Chronicle sums up her dancing: “She Tickets are available at score by Adolphe Adam, and a heart-wrench- has brought a quicksilver technique, a pliant Eckroth Music and ing libretto of Slavic legend by Gautier. torso, witty musicality, pinpoint articulation www.yellow- It tells of a young village girl who falls for and sheer élan to everything she has danced, stoneballet.info. the charms of a duplicitous nobleman dis- from the 19th century classics to Artistic Tickets range $25–$75 guised as a peasant. When Giselle discovers Director Helgi Tomasson’s newest work. and will also be avail- Albrecht’s true rank (and, worse, the existence Froustey looks delicate, but hers is the strength able at the door for an of his aristocratic fiancée, Bathilde), she goes of spun steel.” additional $2. •

Shakespeare in the Parks to perform ‘Othello’ and ‘Love’s Labour’s Lost’ in its 46th season Montana Shakespeare in the Parks, itive pool of applicants at auditions in and hundreds of individual donors support Gardiner’s Arch Park on July 13th at 6pm; one of the oldest touring Shakespeare com- Bozeman, Chicago, Minneapolis and the free performances. Othello in Townsend’s Heritage Park on July panies in the United States, will launch its Houston. This year’s major sponsors include: The 20th at 6pm; Love’s Labour’s Lost at the West 46th season in June with performances of This season marks the first time the sum- National Endowment for the Arts: Artworks, Yellowstone School Football Field on July Shakespeare’s Othello and Love’s mer tour has presented Othello. Audiences The Gilhousen Family Foundation, The 22nd at 6pm; Love’s Labour’s Lost on the main Labour’s Lost. will find relevance in the themes of jealousy Gianforte Family Foundation, Pheasant lawn at Chico Hot Springs on July 30th at The company will travel nearly 7,000 and mistrust. Farms, Spectec: Thunderbird International 6pm, then again the following evening, July miles during the season, running from “The thing about Iago is that he feels like Corporation, Burlington Northern Santa Fe 31st, in Big Sky’s Town Center Park at June 13th through Sept. 4th, performing you and I do,” Asselin said. “If you were Railway Foundation, Montana Arts Council, 5:30pm; in Lindley Park during the Sweet in 61 communities in five states, including passed over for a job because they said you Barnard Construction, H&R Block, D.A. Pea Festival – Othello on Aug. 3rd at 3:45pm Montana, North Dakota, Wyoming, Idaho were too old, you’d feel upset too. The differ- Davidson and Company, KBZK, ERA and Love’s Labour’s Lost on Aug. 5th at 5pm; and Washington. All performances are ence is that Iago takes his jealousy and Landmark, Yellowstone Public Radio, Othello in Livingston’s Shane Lalani Center’s offered free to the audience in local parks responds in extremely cruel ways.” Sibanye-Stillwater and the Spanish Peaks parking lot on Sept. 1st at 6pm; Love’s and public spaces, making them accessible Love’s Labour’s Lost will bring a balance of Community Foundation. Labour’s Lost at MSU Family/Grad Housing to all. comedy and romance to the season. Othello will run Wednesday through on Sept. 2nd at 6pm, then again in Kevin Asselin, executive artistic director, “I think the play is hysterically funny,” Saturday, June 13th–16th at 8pm each Belgrade’s Lewis & Clark Park on Sept. 3rd will direct Othello while Steve Cardamone, Cardamone said. “Shakespeare’s not taking evening in the MSU Grove. The following at 3:30pm; and Othello closing out the sum- professor of acting at the University of himself too seriously here.” Wed. through Sat., June 20th–23rd, Love’s mer tour in Altenbrand Park, Manhattan, on Minnesota Guthrie Theatre Actor Training Montana Shakespeare in the Parks is an Labour’s Lost will show at 8pm each evening Sept. 4th at 6pm. Program, will direct Love’s Labour’s Lost. The outreach program of Montana State in the MSU Grove. For more information on the plays and a 10 professional actors that will tour with the University’s College of Arts and Future Montana Shakespeare in the Parks complete tour schedule, visit www.shake- company were chosen from a highly compet- Architecture. Grants, corporate sponsorships area performances include: Othello in speareintheparks.org. •

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Yellowstone expects busy summer – stay informed before & during your visit

From Yellowstone Public Affairs New this year: tors travel through and experience Know before you go: – Read the 2018 visitor guide Do you plan to visit – Purchase annual and seven- the park. – Read the Top Things to (you’ll get a copy when you drive – Anglers: To Know online. through the entrance). stop the spread of – Check aquatic invasive current species, felt-soled park footgear is banned condi- permanently. This tions for year, Yellowstone infor- National Park mation Lodges will pro- on road vide rubber sole con- waders or boots struc- for rent at the tion, Canyon Lodge tempo- Outfitters Store. rary Check locally for road more information. closures, Summer is a night- Yellowstone’s most ly clo- popular season. sure between Norris and – Stay on boardwalks and trails Expect busy facili- Mammoth, and the backcountry in thermal areas. ties and destina- situation report. – Maintain safe distances from tions, as well as – Receive Yellowstone road wildlife (practice safe selfies). delayed travel alerts on your mobile phone. Text – Practice bear safety. Carry times due to heavy “82190” to 888-777 (an automatic bear spray. Know how to use it. Be Yellowstone National Park this day passes online at YourPassNow. traffic and wildlife jams. Arrive text reply will confirm receipt and alert. Make noise. Hike in groups. summer? When you travel to this – Effective June 1st, park early or stay late and avoid main provide instructions). Do not run from a bear. wild and awe-inspiring place, we ask entrance fees will change. attractions during peak hours – Reserve space in a camp- For further information about you to come prepared so you can – You may be asked to partici- (like Old Faithful, Grand Prismatic ground or hotel – these facilities fill any of the above content, please protect yourself and your park. pate in an onsite survey that will Spring, the Grand Canyon of far in advance. visit www.nps.gov/yell Watch our short welcome video to inform management about crowd- the Yellowstone, and Norris – Expect very limited access to Since 1916, the National Park get tips from rangers. ing and congestion and how visi- Geyser Basin). cellular phone service and WiFi. Service has been entrusted with the care – Download Yellowstone’s app of America’s more than 400 national before you arrive. parks. With the help of volunteers and While you are here: partners, NPS safeguards these special – Attend a ranger program or places and share their stories with mil- Dine to Donate benefit of Fork & Spoon stop at a visitor center. lions of people every year. • Fork & Spoon Homestyle in addition to merchandise, and – Roost Fried Chicken Kitchen needs you – to eat! The giveaways! Saturday, June 9th local restaurant has announced its Monday, June 4th – Five on Black Dine to Donate week will take – Red Tractor Pizza Sunday, June 10th place Sunday to Sunday, June – Sola Café & Market – Feast Raw Bar & Bistro: Interagency Grizzly Bear 3rd–10th at various locations – Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot 5–9pm around town. How does it work? Tuesday, June 5th Please visit Study Team announces Visit your favorite Bozeman – Blacksmith Italian: www.tinyurl.com/d2d2018 restaurants and breweries through- 11:30am–2pm; 5–9pm for a complete schedule and research trapping out the week and a portion of your – The Coffee Pot Bakery Cafe up-to-date list of participating tab will be donated to Fork & – Jam: 7am–12pm restaurants. Biologists set to begin grizzly & black ter. Potential access points will also Spoon in support of their pay what – Dave’s Sushi: 4–9pm Located at 302 N 7th Ave., Fork bear trapping for research purposes in be posted with warning signs for the you can dinner service. It’s as – The Bay Bar & Grille: 5–9pm & Spoon Homestyle Kitchen is a Yellowstone National Park – public remind- closure area. Backcountry users who simple as that. Wednesday, June 6th restaurant in Bozeman operating ed to heed warning signs! come upon any of these posted areas Here’s a look at where you can – Feast Raw Bar & Bistro: with a unique pay what you can As part of ongoing efforts to need to heed the warnings and stay show your support – and fill up in 5–9pm / And for June, Feast chose model. Join for dinner and support monitor the population of grizzly out of the area. the process! Times and locations Fork & Spoon as their Feast Gives your fellow community members bears and black bears in the Greater The Interagency Grizzly Bear may vary. nonprofit! 10% of oyster sales from by “paying it forward” to cover the Yellowstone Ecosystem, Yellowstone Study Team was established in 1973 Sunday, June 3rd every Wednesday and Sunday costs of those who are unable to National Park and the USGS would to collaboratively monitor and man- Kick off Dine to Donate at throughout June will be donated to pay for their meal. Learn more and like to inform the public that biolo- age ecosystem bears on an intera- Bozeman Brewing Company for Fork & Spoon. view the weekly menu at gists with the National Park Service gency basis. The gathering of critical Sunday FUNDay from 2–8pm. For Thursday, June 7th www.forkandspoonkitchen.or and Interagency Grizzly Bear Study data on bears is part of a long-term every pint purchased, .50¢ will be – Café M g. Fork & Spoon is a program of Team (IGBST) will be conducting research and monitoring effort to donated to Fork & Spoon. Lunch Friday, June 8th the HRDC. • scientific grizzly bear and help wildlife managers devise and bites will be available for purchase, – Five on Black black bear research operations implement programs to support the

“Wilderness and...” series features celebrated author of the outdoors As part of its continuing at 6:30pm and is open to the pub- the Absaroka-Beartooth “Wilderness and...” presentation lic. The Library is located at 626 E Wilderness, some of the north- series, the Montana Wilderness Main St. western parts of Yellowstone Association’s Madison-Gallatin The Madison-Gallatin Chapter National Park, and the Hyalite- Chapter will present author of the Montana Wilderness Porcupine-Buffalo Horn Douglas Lorain discussing his Association educates and inspires Wilderness Study Area in the latest guidebook, 100 Classic Hikes people to protect special wild Gallatin Range. Other mountain in Montana, on Wednesday, June places in Park, Gallatin, and ranges in the geographic area with 6th. Lorain is a Montana resident Madison Counties in Southwest unprotected wild areas include and author of more than a dozen and South-Central Montana. parts of the Bridgers, the Gravely bestselling hiking and backpacking Some best known wild places and Snowcrest Ranges, the guidebooks. The event will take include the four units of the Lee Tobacco Roots, and the place in Bozeman Public Library’s Metcalf Wilderness in the Crazy Mountains. Learn more at large community room beginning Madison Range, a large section of www.wildmontana.org. •

in Yellowstone National Park ongoing conservation of through July 30th. Yellowstone’s grizzly bear and black Thrive’s ‘Dynamite Dads’ bounces into Team members will bait and trap bear populations. bears at several remote sites within The IGBST is composed of rep- the Fun Zone Yellowstone National Park. Once resentatives of the U.S. Geological trapped, the bears are anesthetized Survey, the National Park Service, Thrive will present Dynamite This event series puts male role located at 400 E Babcock in to allow wildlife biologists to radio- the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Dads: Fun Zone on Wednesday, models in the spotlight and fosters Bozeman. collar and collect scientific samples the U.S. Forest Service, the Eastern June 20th from 6–7:30pm. This the father-child bond. Dynamite Established in 1986, Thrive is for study. All trapping and handling Shoshone and Northern Arapaho edition of the popular series will Dads is free of charge and dinner a community-based organization are done in accordance with strict Tribal Fish and Game Department, take place at Bozeman Fun Zone, is always included – plus, moms with a preventative, strength-based protocols developed by the IGBST. and the states of Idaho, Montana located at 3701 Trakker Trail in get a night off! Preregistration is empowerment model of working None of the trap sites in the park and Wyoming. Bozeman. The Fun Zone is a local required for these events. with parents and children. They will be located near any established For more information regarding indoor playground with huge For further information about provide families with the hiking trails or backcountry camp- grizzly bear research efforts, call foam pits, bounce houses, obstacle Dynamite Dads, other upcoming resources, tools, and support to sites, and all trap sites will have post- (406) 994-6675. • courses and games! Thrive will events, and to register, visit raise healthy, successful children. • ed warnings for the closure perime- provide dinner. www.allthrive.org. Thrive is Page 2B • The ecoZone • June 1, 2018

Virginia City Treaty of 1868 subject of Strike offers customized doc screening at Elling House farm share boxes On Saturday, June 9th, the pub- tion, a far cry from the terms of the composers Jason Hausman (Hot As the local food marketplace changes, so we make sure each person gets lic is invited to a sneak preview of treaty. Dr. Svingen, researching Sake) and Fred Story (Concentrix Strike Farms introduces innovative new what they want. This makes our new documentary In Good Faith National Archives microfilm, found Music & Sound Design) and also model – one customized farm share box program accessible to many that at the Elling House Arts & the “Holy Grail.” It was the signed features original artwork by Derek at a time may have shied away from some- Humanities Center in Virginia City. and sealed Cession Document that No-Sun Brown (War Medicine Art). CSA farms, or farms that sell sea- thing similar before.” There will be two showings, 2pm clearly laid out the parameters of Please RSVP to info@elling- sonal farm box subscriptions to local Using this system allows each and 7pm, with RSVPs requested. the treaty and the boundaries of the house.org with the screening time consumers, have struggled to attract share member to set preferences of In Good Faith is centered around lands the tribe gave up – over you’ll be attending by June 2nd. and retain customers in recent years what products they like and what the work of Dr. Orlan Svingen, pro- 12,000 square miles of territory in Admission is open to the public and due to increased competition and products they don’t. Then each fessor of history at Washington Wyoming and Montana. With these by donation. changing consumer demands. week, Strike Farms enters of a list of State University (WSU), and his findings, the Mixed Bands have The Elling House is located at According to Ryan Galt at the all crops that are ready for harvest ongoing work with the Mixed Bands started the legal process to right the 404 E Idaho St. in Virginia City. University of California in a study of and the software’s algorithm matches of Shoshone, Bannock and wrong and proceed In Good Faith. Learn more about this and other 1,454 current and former farm share the harvest to each member’s prefer- Sheepeater Indians at the Fort Hall The film is narrated by Forrest upcoming events at www.elling- / CSA members, the top four rea- ences to give each member a perfect reservation in Pocatello, Idaho. Goodluck, Native American actor house.org. • sons that members leave are all due box for that week’s harvest. The Through his decades of work with seen in The Revenant, the original to lack of choice in the share. member has 24-48 hours to make Indian tribes across the U.S., Dr. This season, Strike Farms is any changes to their box and order Svingen has developed strong rela- introducing a partnership with extra items. Strike Farms then final- tionships at Fort Hall and forged the Harvie, an online farm share izes each member’s custom box and creation of Indian history field platform, to help overcome this prepares for packing and delivery to schools that are conducted in limitation and better serve our local each pick-up location. Central Idaho and Southwestern consumers. In addition, each week members Montana. “In the past, we’ve packed a stan- will receive cooking tips, recipes, Since 2010, Dr. Svingen and his dard box of produce for each mem- and videos based on the contents of students have researched The ber regardless of personal prefer- each box so members can be sure Virginia City Treaty of 1868, nego- ences but we know that some people they will have lots of information tiated and signed almost 150 years hate beets and some people can’t get when the question comes up, ago by Chief Tendoy. It was signed, enough, and that CSAs can feel “What’s for dinner?” in good faith, by the US govern- unapproachable if you have a food To learn more about Strike ment and tribal members, but never allergy or picky eater in your house- Farms CSA Veggie Subscription ratified. Though never ratified, the hold,” says farm owner Dylan shares, visit strikefarms.com US took all that was promised to Strike of Bozeman. “Harvie allows or go to www.harvie.farm to them and, in return, granted the our members to customize each box sign up. • tribe an Executive Order reserva- music score is by Emmy winning Art showcase steeped in It begins! Bozeman Commuter nature opens at Altitude Challenge runs thru June 30th Downtown The Bozeman Commuter able commute at www.bozeman- ience, benefits, safety, and incentives Bozeman’s Project has announced the 2018 commute.org where they can also associated with taking the bus, car Altitude Gallery Bozeman Commuter see their CO2 reduction, money sharing, walking, biking, vanpooling, will feature the Challenge will be take place the saved, calories burned, and miles or any combination of those in your work of mixed whole of next month, June traveled. Register your workplace commute. As Bozeman’s population media artist 1st–30th. This friendly competition team or sign-up to find carpool booms, Bozeman Commuter David Lustig between organizations and busi- buddies, bus routes, safe biking and Project aims to encourage during the first Art nesses in the Bozeman area chal- walking routes, and plenty more! transportation options that are Walk of 2018 on lenges locals to commute to and Bozeman Commuter Project is economically efficient, environmen- Friday, June 8th from work by biking, walking, rid- all about expanding transportation tally sustainable, and make the best from 6–8pm. ing the bus, and carpooling. options for commuters and residents use of our surrounding spaces. Lustig has Participants have the chance to of the Bozeman area. The Project’s Visit the aforementioned website to quite literally win prizes for logging each sustain- goals are to increase the conven- learn more.• come back to his roots. When still a young boy, he ple yet elegant forms. In one piece, discovered a love of nature and art gnarled roots intertwine to form the as he played in and sketched the branches of a tree, and in another woods around him. He attended willow twigs in shades of red and Montana State University and grad- yellow recreate the deceptively sim- Avian-inspired group exhibit opens at uated with a degree in landscape ple interplay of color and texture design, which gave him both the found along a creek bank. Each language and the skills to work with piece speaks of a long held respect Visions West the local flora. He tried his hand at for and love of nature, and allows many different types of art media the collector to bring a bit of the Visions West Contemporary wel- clubs, or a regal portrait over the years, but it wasn’t until natural world inside their home. comes the summer season with the for the king of hearts, cre- recently that he attempted a long- Lustig’s sculptural, organic art diverse group exhibition ating a full flock in the pondered idea that became the art pieces will be on display at Altitude “Levitation,” opening in conjunc- deck. he creates today. Gallery during Downtown tion with the first Downtown Art Shelley Reed master- Using natural elements like Bozeman’s June Art Walk. Altitude Walk on Friday June 8th, from fully combines history and roots, twigs and branches, Lustig is located at 134 E Main St. in 6–8pm. Birds of a feather flock animalia through her cin- emulates the organic forms found in Bozeman. Visit www.altitude- together for this show, curated with ematic, black and white nature. The materials for each piece gallerybozeman.com or call works centered around the form and paintings. Reed precisely are sustainably collected locally and (406) 582-4472 for more habits of birds in relation to the pairs the symbolic cultural then carefully manipulated into sim- information. • world. Artists Michael Dickter, language from European Shelley Reed, Troy Abbott, and Baroque paintings of the Kevin Chupik have created works 17th and 18th century to inspired by the freedom, beauty and create compelling contem- elusive nature of the avian form. porary pieces. Her work Old Main Gallery hosts solo The result is an intriguing and can be seen in several striking flight. museums across the coun- Each artist brings their perspec- try. Her most recent exhibit by Kevin Red Star tive on what it means to levitate like acquisition by the 21C Art Old Main Gallery is pleased to Francisco Art Institute before a bird, whether through personal or Hotels, a 57-foot long present “Native American embarking on their careers. They shared history. Michael Dickter painting, can be found in Women,” a solo exhibition by the attracted immediate notice in New brings mixed media paintings that the lobby of their renowned Kevin Red Star. An York and Paris, as well as estab- fuse the shared nostalgia from a Nashville hotel. artist’s reception will take place lished art centers throughout the deck of cards and birds together. He A Miami-based technolo- Michael Dickter during the first Downtown Art United States. They went on to reimagines each card with the gy artist, Troy Abbott adds a King of Hearts Walk on Friday, June 8th from change the face of modern appropriate birds for the eight of unique digital element to the 6–8pm. Prior to the reception, stop Indian art. show with his prompt to create into the gallery for a special quick Above and beyond accuracy, unique, mixed media sculptures. finish event from 12–2pm. These Kevin Red Star’s deep experience is His piece, “Social Media,” com- events are open to the public. expressed in the color and composi- bines old, forgotten objects – such Kevin Red Star grew up on the tion of image after image. Each as a wooden chicken coop – and Crow reservation in southern one is a complete statement in modern video installation. Abbott Montana, a member of a highly itself; each remains in the mind’s personifies these chatting hens to be creative family. He was known as eye long after viewing it. Tipis clus- like ourselves on social media, clev- the go-to artist for all school proj- ter in close community, their long, erly melding old with the new. ects. He was chosen to be in the graceful poles fanning out to catch Visions West Contemporary also first group of students at the the stars and sunbeams. Women introduces a new artist to their ros- Institute of American Indian Arts gather for ceremonies in richly ter, Kevin Chupik. Chupik pulls in Santa Fe in the late sixties, when ornamented clothing. Warriors go from a life of experience and cre- the founders personally visited forth on proud Appaloosa ponies, ates his own narrative with a Native villages and reservations their bows and shields at the ready vibrant color palette and playful nationwide and recruited the most to protect their encampments. In compositions, echoing the joy of talented youngsters from each. The every painting, the subject springs childhood. school provided a learning environ- vividly to life, reflecting the mastery This June show marks the begin- ment of tribal tradition, world art of style and technique he has ning of summer in Bozeman and history, and current trends. Open gained over the course of the years. the beginning of the seasonal Art studios, well stocked with supplies, Old Main Gallery & Framing is Walks. The public is encouraged to encouraged individual experimen- located at 129 E Main St. in attend the opening, and the show tation and collaboration. Students Downtown Bozeman. Hours are will be up through July 11th. mined their ancient customs for Monday through Friday from Visions West Contemporary is content, and then created exciting 10am–5:30pm, Saturday from located at 34 W Main St. in new forms to provide current rele- 10am–5pm, and Sunday from Downtown Bozeman. Visit vance. Red Star and some of his 11am–5pm. Learn more about the www.visionswestcontempo- friends in their graduation class space and framing services at rary.com to learn more. • continued their studies at the San www.oldmaingallery.com. •

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Popular ‘Astronomy on Tap’ event First-ever ‘What We returns to Mountains Walking Know Expo’ to unfold at

Bozeman’s next Astronomy on This all ages event is open to the event features accessible, engaging Bozeman’s GranTree Tap returns to Mountains Walking public. Mountains Walking Brewery science presentations on topics rang- Brewery on Monday, June 11th for is located at 422 Plum Ave., featur- ing from planets to black holes to Parties & Events by V, a new Romance, Mary & Martha, Nu its first summer event with “Spotting ing a truly excellent view of the galaxies to the beginning of the event planning firm serving the Skin, Isagenix, Zumba and other fit- the Aurora, Steve & Detecting Bridger Range. Head down, order Universe. Presenters are from local Gallatin Valley, will present the ness specialists, as well as booths Gravitational Waves” on topic from up a brew, and find a seat! research and educational institu- inaugural What We Know Expo offering jewelry, quilts, and other 6–8pm. Lynn tions. Powers, an Astronomy Aurorasaurus on Tap was Ambassador, created in will present. New York Meg City by Meg Millhouse Schwamb, will also be currently a talking about Postdoctoral gravitational Fellow at the waves and Institute of where they Astronomy come from. & Enjoy a beer Astrophysics, while learn- Academia ing about Sinica astronomy (Taiwan). and testing Learn more your astro-trivia knowledge. Each FREE Astronomy on Tap at www.astronomyontap.org. • at the Best Western Plus GranTree handcrafted goods, among so many Inn on Saturday, June 23rd between others! The Expo is expected to the hours of 10am and 4pm. This house up to 40 individualized event is open to the public and vendors. Words from the Hive: interested persons of all ages are Attendees will have the chance encouraged to attend. to enter in a fun raffle including During initial event prepara- items from participating vendors, in To swarm or not to swarm – it depends tions, organizer and creative mind addition to family game night and Velisha Howard endeavored to give camping baskets, among many oth- on cupboard space local vendors and small businesses ers. A photographer will also be on the space to showcase what they know hand for complimentary family por- by Christine Hrenya, Ph.D. Engineering cells,” which house queens-in-the- Bozeman, so bee on the lookout. – to allow featured merchants the traits, so bring the whole gang and Please join for our next monthly making. She then flies off with See a swarm? Who you gonna opportunity to acquaint the public get ready to smile! Plus, the first 100 with their commodities and the customers will leave the Expo with a unique passions behind them. FREE goodie bag. “I saw this as a great way for Parties & Events by V is your local businesses and crafters to event planning extraordinaire. advertise their goods and share what Whether you’re hosting a family they do,” says Howard, “and as a reunion, milestone birthday party, new party planning business in fundraiser or professional function, town, I couldn’t think of a better the event planners are ready to way to kickoff my own operations. bring visions to life and can accom- I’m excited to see these vendors get modate any budget or venue. Get together and have fun expressing started today! For event planning what they know!” inquiries, please email partiesande- Featured vendors at the What [email protected] or call (406) We Know Expo will include 209-2266 with additional questions. LuLaRoe, Piphany, Traveling See you at the first-ever What We Know Vineyard, Paparazzi, Pure Expo at the GranTree on June 23rd! • Gallatin Valley Beekeepers about half of her worker bees to call? SwarmBusters! Call Tom club meeting on Tuesday, June rest at a temporary location – the Braccini at (360) 798-4024 for 12th from 6–7:30pm at Bozeman swarm – until the scout bees find a swarms from Big Sky to Belgrade Public Library. Doors open at new home. and west, or call Lynn at (808) 5:30pm for networking. The event The process of house-hunting is 753-4752 for Bozeman to is free and open to all. The meeting extremely democratic. The former Livingston and Paradise Valley, Get your FREE sandboxes will be an open Q&A discussion on foragers, who know the territory the and a club member on our swarm anything related to this busy time of best, become the scout bees. Each team will then collect and relocate the season – supersedures, swarms, scout researches possible sites and the swarm. Take a photo and text courtesy of Bozeman hive management, integrated pest communicates to the swarm the us with the location so we know management, nutrition, honey location and suitability of that site. what equipment to bring. Kiwanis stores, etc. For up-to-date informa- How do they do that, you ask? Via We will provide rent-free housing A local annual tradition! The best way to transport the boxes and tion on local beekeeping events, see dancing, of course! The positioning and complimentary servants (bee- Bozeman Kiwanis Club will again sand. You may reserve a sandbox “Gallatin Valley Beekeepers” on of a scout bee’s “waggle dance” keepers) for the collected swarm and provide 80 children’s sandbox- in advance for pickup by emailing Facebook or email gallatinvalley- indicates direction of the candidate prevent them from choosing an es, built by the club, and given to [email protected]. Please [email protected]. site, its duration signifies distance, undesirable location, like the attic of families free of charge, sand include your name, phone number What the honeybees are up to… and its liveliness indicates enthusi- your house. It is win-win for both included! The sandboxes will be and which day you plan to pickup. June is bustling with activity in asm level. This dance party contin- humans and honey bees. distributed on the south side of The Sandbox Project is one of the Bozeman beehive. Flowers are ues until the scout bees come to Note the honeybee swarms are typically blooming all over town. consensus – literally, until they are extremely gentle. The bees have no This strong “nectar flow” means the all dancing to the same tune. It can food or brood to defend, as they are foragers are bringing back a lot of take hours to days for the scout bees focused instead on house-hunting. food to support the surging popula- to compare and contrast the various Enjoy the moment. tion, as the queen has now put her options before coming to consensus. Please only call for honeybee egg-laying into fifth gear. Imagine if our government used swarms. Approximately 4 out of 5 Occasionally, the foragers do not dancing to come to consensus – of the calls received are a false get an enthusiastic reception when CSPAN sure would be a lot more alarm – yellow jackets, hornets, returning home. Instead of getting interesting! wasps, etc. Know your bees and help upon their return, they are left What the beekeepers are up to… please do not take their name in standing at the door with heavy gro- Checking that Her Majesty is vain at picnics – they are not the cery bags of honey while others just laying eggs like there is no tomor- ones interested in your food! walk by. The foragers can take a row. Making sure the foragers are Gallatin Valley Beekeepers is a non- hint. The cupboards are packed, the finding plenty of nectar and pollen. profit whose objective is to serve as a house is cramped, and it is time to Looking for signs of swarming. resource to local beekeepers, to educate move on – time to swarm! Inspecting for pests and disease. the members and community about the Gallatin County Regional Park off many the Bozeman Kiwanis Club Swarming as a result of tight Treating for mites. Adding honey science, art, and benefits of beekeeping, Oak Street, on two Saturdays, June provides to give back to the com- quarters is Mother Nature’s way of boxes. June is a busy month for the and to foster communication and cooper- 2nd and 9th from 9am–1pm, and munity through various outreach splitting one productive colony into servants! ation between beekeepers and the commu- Thursday, June 7th, from 6–8pm. programs. Other projects include: two. Before departing, the queen What the non-beekeepers can do… nity at large. • Sandboxes encourage our chil- Eliminate, which through Kiwanis lays eggs in numerous “swarm June is the peak of swarm season dren to get outside, while socializ- International has made great ing and developing creative and strides to eliminate maternal constructive skill sets. The sand- neonatal tetanus. Local support is boxes are available on a first come, also provided for Eagle Mount MSU’s next Honey Bee volunteer day first served basis, until all are dis- Camp Braveheart, Hope and the tributed. It is very important to Holidays, Kids in Crisis Backpacks, comes in mid-June bring a vehicle that can accommo- Fix-Up Festival, playground equip- date the 5’ by 5’ boxes and over ment for schools, park pavilions 1,000 pounds of sand. A plastic throughout the city, Thrive, From MSU News Service activities for the university garden, Michelle Flenniken, assistant pro- liner is also included with the box. and many others. For more Montana State University is which serves as a field laboratory fessor in the Department of Plant It is highly recommended that you information about the Bozeman hosting another of its Honey Bee and community outreach and inte- Sciences and Plant Pathology, protect your vehicle with a tarp or Kiwanis Club please go to Research Site & Pollinator gration center for pollinator (406) 994-7229 or drop cloth for transporting, as the www.BozemanKiwanis.com or Garden volunteer days from health. This site features bee- [email protected]. • sand is loose. Pickup trucks are the find them on Facebook. • 8–11am on Friday, June 15. The friendly forage and habitat, a volunteer event will be held at the pavilion, an equipment shed that MSU Horticulture Farm located houses educational and beekeep- at 2730 West Garfield Street in ing materials, and honey bee Bozeman, near the Bozeman colonies. Agricultural Research and Participants should bring water, Teaching Farm, or BART. sun hats, gardening tools and Volunteers from the campus watering cans. Parking is available and Gallatin Valley communities near the Bob Miller Livestock are invited to help weed, plant and Pavilion, on the grounds of BART. complete additional maintenance For more information, contact

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Raptor conservation focal point of outdoor lectures Returning for another season, the – June 27th & 30th: Hawks, Falcons restrooms are Montana Raptor Conservation Center – July 7th: Eagles available. No (MRCC) invites you to its 2018 Summer – July 11th & 14th: Ecosystem: River, glass allowed. Education Series! Join the fun in a beau- Ecosystem: Prairie For the safety of tiful outdoor amphitheater to learn about – July 18th & 21st: Vultures, Owls the birds, NO raptors through hour-long, biology-based – July 25th & 28th: Dynamic Flyers, outside animals education programs. Meet some of the Raptor Identification are allowed at incredible raptors that live above us! At – Aug. 1st & 4th: Owls, Owl MRCC. each talk, 3-4 ambassador birds will be fea- Identification The tured so attendees can learn about their – Aug. 8th & 11th: Open House: Montana Montana habits, amazing adaptations, diets, and role Raptors + Raptor Center Intro Raptor in Montana’s ecosystems. – Aug. 15th & 18th: Falcons, Owls Conservation Thanks to series sponsors, the Green – Aug. 22nd & 25th: Dynamic Flyers, Center is locat- family, these lectures are FREE to the pub- Migration ed at 161 Bent lic. Donations are encouraged to help – Aug. 29th & Sept. 1st: Raptor Wing Road, just MRCC ‘Feed the Birds!’ A different topic Identification, Migration north of will be addressed each meeting so repeat The weekly talks begin promptly at 6pm Bozeman, off of attendees always have a chance to learn on Wednesday and 10am on Saturday. Springhill Road something new! Wednesday evening lec- Please give yourself plenty of time to travel (about a mile tures will take place from 6–7pm, while – guests are encouraged to carpool. This is after Riverside Sunday morning talks will unfold from an outdoor amphitheater, so do come pre- Country Club). 10–11am. Here’s a look at the summer pared for Montana weather. Bring blankets Their mission is to improve the welfare of and partnerships for raptor conservation schedule. to sit on as boulders make up the natural raptors across Montana through rehabilita- and research. Learn more at – June 20th & 23rd: Montana Raptors + seating. Parking is along a dirt road so wear tion of injured birds, community education, www.montanaraptor.org. • Raptor Center Intro appropriate footwear. On-site portable Annual Watershed Festival Talk sustainability as Bridgercare sponsors FREE outdoor fun hosts June Green Drinks Montana Outdoor Science School free shuttle running to and from the The next Green Drinks will be hosted community across political and economic (MOSS) and the US Fish & Wildlife Service Fairgrounds Oak parking lot during by Bridgercare on Wednesday, June 20th begin- spectra who enjoy the opportunity to chat are hosting the 20th Annual Watershed event hours. ning at 5:30pm at its new location, 1288 N and network under a broad umbrella. This is Festival on Saturday, June 9th from Back for its milestone event two decades 14th Ave., Unit 201, in Bozeman. One of the a fun way to catch up with people you know 9am–2pm at the Bozeman Fish Technology in the making, the Watershed Festival is dedi- largest nonprofit family planning clinics in and a great way to make new contacts and Center, located at 4050 Bridger Canyon Rd. cated to promoting awareness and responsible Montana, Bridgercare’s mission is to “provide learn about organizations and individuals This FREE day of fun will feature fun stewardship of the diverse natural resources excellent, affordable reproductive and sexual interested in all things sustainable. Everyone educational and activity booths for kids, a found within Montana’s watersheds. healthcare and education in a safe, support- is welcome to invite someone else along, so BBQ and snacks, face painting, duck races Montana Outdoor Science School is dedi- ive, empowering atmosphere.” For further there’s always a different crowd, making with a grand prize rafting trip, and the cated to promoting an awareness, under- information, please visit www.bridger- Green Drinks an organic, self-organizing incredibly popular fishing derby for kids. standing and appreciation of the natural care.org. Check them out on Facebook for network. Keep two rainbow trout from the Center’s world through quality educational experi- the most up to date event announcements. Green Drinks events are typically held the thriving fish pond – cleaned on site! This ences. MOSS offers summer programs and Every month in Bozeman, people who third Wednesday of each month at rotating event is fun for the entire family. those in the classroom during the school care about sustainability get together at these venues. If you’re interested in becoming an Note: parking is limited at and around the year. Learn more at informal gatherings. The evening features a event host or for more information on Green Fish Technology Center, so please utilize the www.outdoorscience.org. • lively mixture of people from NGOs, busi- Drinks, visit www.greendrinksboze- nesses, academia, government, and the local man.org. • Emerson hosts Hunting Film Tour Dandelions? Just eat ‘em this for the conservation-minded summer! sportsmen From Zelpha A. Boyd bees alive and healthy until garden flowers The Wild Sheep Foundation will present fles, and other giveaways. This will be a great I just finished lunch – dandelion salad – appear. the annual Hunting Film Tour at the night to connect with local conservation and it was pretty good. Right tasty, I’d say. I As people food, dandelion greens are said Emerson Center for the Arts & Culture on groups and outdoor brands. Be sure to come made it, wilted salad fashion with hot butter, to be a spring tonic. They contain antioxi- Thursday, June 14th beginning at 7pm. Come out early to catch up with your hunting bud- diced hard boiled eggs, and seasoned with dants, vitamins A and C as well as iron. They out and enjoy conservation minded, fair chase dies or make some new ones! Doors will open lemon pepper. contain more calcium than spinach. In salad hunting films filled with awesome stories and at 6pm for a meet and greet in the ballroom For most of us, the peskiest of all weeds is they add a zesty taste. The leaves may be breathtaking cinematography! and to enjoy displays from event partners, perhaps the Dandelion. Everywhere – gar- cooked and eaten like spinach, sprinkled with Discount tickets will be available at with the films to follow at 7pm. den, yard, back forty – we see these golden yel- salt and vinegar. Boiling tends to reduce the Sportsman’s Warehouse, 2214 Tschasche Founded in 1977, the Wild Sheep low blossoms. I say, don’t spray – eat ‘em! Or bitterness. The blossoms may be picked, Lane, for $15. Advance tickets are also avail- Foundation is dedicated to enhancing wild dig and add them to the compost. Get all the dipped in butter and fried – tastes just like able for $18 at www.huntingfilmtour.com, sheep populations, promoting professional root, or they’ll grow back. mushrooms! where you can learn more about the tour and wildlife management, educating the public Dandelions do have their place in our envi- Dandelions, native to Africa, Asia and watch film trailers. All proceeds from the and youth on sustainable use and the conser- ronment. The blossoms are excellent bee food, Europe, were brought to the United States by evening will support the Wild Sheep vation benefits of hunting while promoting providing nectar that is converted into honey. the early settlers. They must have known the Foundation’s mission to “put and keep wild the interests of the hunter and all stakehold- Bees, of course, are very good pollinators as value, not realizing the potential of their sheep on the mountain.” ers. Learn more at well. The early blossoms provide food, keeping spreading ability. The evening will feature door prizes, raf- www.wildsheepfoundation.org. • Weeds are simply plants out of place. Considering the Dandelion as a weed, we could be missing out on a good deal of delicious food and useful remedies. Some are even grown com- mercially and used as an herb for medicinal purposes. The milky liquid is said to remove warts. In Canada, the root is registered and sold as a diuretic. Dandelion roots can also be roasted, ground and used as a coffee substitute. I seem to have an abundant sup- ply of these colorful flowers. Trying as I do, to use what I have on hand, eating them is a good solution. •

Letter to the Editor: Let’s get I-184 on the November ballot by Dodie Andersen, Missoula more background on I-184 and two useful Tired of asking our state representatives to links near the bottom. The first, “EXPLANA- allow for more renewable energy develop- TION OF I-184” opens a 2-page summary of ment? Ready for a just transition to renewable I-184. The second link with the word energy? Do you think it’s time voters had a say “HERE” in it opens to a page with links to in expansion of renewable energy options in print out, sign, and turn in your own I-184 Montana? THEN I-184 IS THE ANSWER. petition at the county election office. This proposed initiative is being circulated Another option is to scroll down to #9 on to gather enough signatures from 25,468 regis- that page and click on the “please click tered voters by June 22nd to qualify it for the HERE” link to open a survey that tells us to November 2018 Montana ballot. let you know where you can sign or how you To learn more about I-184 and sign the can help further with gathering signatures. petition, go to www.mtcares.org and click I-184! The Planet We’ll Preserve – It’s The on the “About” tab. The page that opens has Future Kids Deserve. •

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Music in and around the BoZone Brothel Days pays tribute to history’s working women One Montana miner said, “Many’s the dies” as they were miner who’d never wash his face or comb his known. hair, if it wasn’t for thinkin’ of the sportin’ girls Hurdy-gurdy hous- he might meet in the saloon.” On Saturday, es, as described by June 16th, the Bale of Hay Saloon in Virginia Seagraves, “had a bar City will present its annual Brothel Days, a on one side and dance tribute to these working women – both prosti- floor on the other, as tutes and hurdy-gurdy girls. well as a hallway with Ellen Baumler, historian for the Montana several small rooms in Historical Society, will present “Virginia City’s the rear. These rooms Silent Sisters: The Oldest Profession from the were rented to the cus- 1860s to 1930s” beginning at 1pm. tomers who wanted Bed races will commence at 4pm. Each more than a dance, and team must have a person dressed in “proper to the hurdy-gurdy girls attire” on the bed and race up the street who chose to entertain as a hurdy-gurdy girl or more band will have the floor filled all night! against another team. Get your five person a man after, or during working hours. Not all risqué as a “working girl.” Buying a drink for Join in for Brothel Days – Saturday, June teams together and join the fun! Prizes for best of these girls were prostitutes; most earned a yourself and your partner is optional! There 16th in Virginia City. Bale of Hay is located at team name and fastest bed. good salary from dancing and serving drinks.” will be prizes for best dressed participants. 344 W Wallace St., on the west end of town Then, lace up your corsets and put on your The dancing itself was free, but the customer Ennis-based Fools Gold will be on hand with next to the Opera House. Visit www.bale- finest for the costume party at 9:30pm. Bale of was required to pay a dollar for a drink for musical entertainment for the costume dance. ofhaysaloon.com or call (406) 843-5700 for Hay hosts the dance in honor of the hurdy- himself and his partner after each dance. Their music spans three decades and includes further information about these and other gurdy houses and hurdy-gurdy girls, or “hur- For the Bale of Hay dance, you can dress country, blues, and classic rock. This dance upcoming events. •

Eagles entertainment: Dirty Dirty, Sam Platts & lotsa karaoke The Fraternal Order of Eagles in leads the band of performers, backed by solid sound sets them apart. harmony vocals). Mighty Big Jim & The Tall Downtown Bozeman is popular with everyone rhythm, bass and harmony, creating music that The group recorded their first studio Boys released their self-titled debut album in from cowboys to ski bums to college kids. Not is meant to be danced to. Songs range from album, Sundown at Noon (recorded under the February of 2017. only a great spot for the happy hour crowd, originals written by Platts to traditional coun- name Sam Platts and the Kootenai Three), in Bridger Mountain Big Band performs the Eagles hosts weekly live music and try staples, led by his vocals and guitar. The 2013, which was entirely written and arranged regularly on Sundays from 7–9:30pm. The 17- karaoke. Here’s a look at what’s coming up. by Platts and the band. In a piece jazz orchestra celebrates the music of Bozeman funk trio Holding For Hux time when the style of tradi- Duke Ellington, Count Basie, and more, with gets the first month of summer started on tional country music has been original arrangements and music of all genres Friday, June 1st. The group plays a wide vari- pushed aside, Sam Platts and from the 1900s to today. Check them out on ety of groovy rock and funk tunes to keep the Great Plainsmen is keeping Facebook, @TheBridgerMountainBigBand, things saucy for those who want to get out on the sound alive. for performance announcements. the floor and boogie. Head down and check Mighty Big Jim & The Always a blast, Sunrise Entertainment ‘em out! Tall Boys return to the Eagles brings the fun of karaoke and DJ music every Check out The Dirty Dirty on Friday, on Friday, June 22nd. Heavily Thursday AND Saturday night. Come sing June 8th. The local trio dishes out swampy influenced by Tom Petty, Bruce your heart out and maybe even do a dance blues, driving rock, and space soul to please Springsteen, The Allman number between songs. Liquid confidence your earholes. Dan Singer (bass), Jeff Brothers and The Band, this available upon request. Miesbauer (guitar), and Ian Jarvi (drums) pool roots rock ‘n’ roll group jams ALL Eagles Bar live music begins at 9pm, their talents to perform a selection of originals many originals and covers. unless otherwise noted. Come play a game of and classics. Veteran singer/songwriter Jim pool, listen to some great local bands, or stop Sam Platts & The Great Plainsman Devine fronts the band with in for a cold one any day of the week! The bring a show on Friday, June 15th. The group band’s focus is on making country music – Casey Malkuch (guitar), Jon Redlin (bass), Eagles is located at 316 E Main St., next to the plays honky-tonk music with a unique sound while it may not fit on mainstream country Jayson Eslick (drums), Jamie “Papa J” Sharples Nova Café. For more information, call (406) guided by tradition. Frontman Sam Platts radio, the young group’s commitment to their (keyboards), and Katelynne Eslick (lead and 587-9996. • Page 2C • The RollingZone • June 1, 2018

Canyon Collected, Tessy Lou & Teka Brock entertain at Chico Saloon Catch some great live music at bring their tal- such acts as Blake Shelton, Lonestar, Chico Hot Springs Saloon after a ents to the stage the Eli Young Band, and Jalan relaxing dip or drive through Friday and Crossland. They’ve also played area Paradise Valley. Live entertainment Saturday, June festivals including Headwaters heads to Pray every Friday and 8th–9th. The Country Jam and Red Ants Pants. Saturday evening – and Sundays band is com- The Teka Brock Band’s third album, through the summer – so you can prised of Tessy North, was recorded with producer kick up your feet and soak them too! Lou Williams Dave Goodwin of Big Sky High Milton Menasco & the Big (vocals, acoustic Studios. Teka Brock Larson fronts Fiasco stop by the Saloon on guitar), Kenny the group which also includes Jarod Friday and Saturday, June 1st–2nd. Williams (bass, Judd (bass), Taylor Phillips (guitar), Menasco’s music has been described vocals), and and Fred Serna (drums). as a country-fried, electric-fueled Bryan Paugh Exit 288 is set for Friday and reggae explosion. This one of a (fiddle, man- Saturday, June 15th–16th. The high kind artist from Bozeman blends dolin, and energy group performs everything reggae, country, and funk into an vocals). This trio from classic and contemporary rock, unforgettable sound. An authentic was born to sing to blues, country, and all that’s in songwriter, Menasco’s songs reflect the songs that between. Exit 288 connects with the the people, experiences and tell the story of audience and creates a fun and accounts from his adventures and life lived in the exciting atmosphere. The band’s life on the road. His shows are ener- West. “C’mon music is carefully selected to get getic, heartfelt and fiery. Boys!” is the ral- people involved in the party and to Canyon Collected return for a Tessy Lou & the Shotgun Stars lying cry of the keep the dance floor hopping. Sunday show on June 3rd at 8pm. band working its magic for all lucky Chico Saloon music begins at The original Colorado grass band is tude of genres, artists, places and heavy dose of original music, the enough to catch one of their shows. 9pm, unless otherwise noted. Chico whiskey bent on blurring genre lines time. They write love songs, drinking occasional obscure cover song, and Check them out! Hot Springs is located in Pray, 20 and creating new music rooted in an tunes, pop hits, murder ballads, and tunes any crowd will enjoy. Their Teka Brock performs on miles south of Livingston. Come sip, all American cross-country experi- they like to take time and improv a album, In the Woods, is available now. Sunday, June 10th at 8pm. The soak, and swing! For more informa- ence. Each member features a jam, take chances and push their Country/Americana band Tessy Wyoming-based alt-country tion, call (406) 333-4933 or visit unique style influenced by a multi- limits. Canyon Collected play a Lou & the Shotgun Stars will Americana band have opened for www.chicohotsprings.com. •

Quinlan Conley, Mike Beck Library’s ‘Music on the Green’ lineup f & others perform at announced, Band of Drifters first up

The Bozeman Public Library blues traditions with an emphasis on munity. We love hosting locals and Livingston’s Attic

Foundation is pleased to announce original songs, done in the old style. visitors for an evening of family-

the lineup for the return of its The band’s latest release, the full- friendly fun,” said Janay Johnson,

FREE family-friendly concerts. The length Live in 2016, was recorded Director at the Bozeman Public

2018 ‘Music on the Green’ throughout Montana with 14 Library Foundation.

Summer Concert Series will original songs deeply rooted in Music on the Green is sponsored

showcase regional talent on select the classic country and American by: NorthFork Financial, Heeb’s

Sunday evenings, June through folk sounds. East Main Grocery, Berkshire

September. Mark your calendars! Future Hathaway HomeServices, the

Ian Thomas & the Band of Music on the Green performances will Sweet Pea Festival, and

Drifters will kick off the outdoor include John Roberts Y Pan NorthWestern Energy.

series on June 17th at 5pm. They Blanco on July 15th, David The Bozeman Public Library

play modern American roots music Gerald on August 12th, and Paige Foundation provides financial sup-

and encourage their audiences to & the People’s Band wrapping port to increase and enhance the

dance. Based mostly in Montana things up on September 16th. All quality of services, programs, and

and Tennessee, the band also concerts will be held on the community events offered by the

includes players from all over the Bozeman Library Front Plaza at 626 Bozeman Public Library. Follow the

country, keeping the music varied in East Main Street from 5–7pm. All Foundation on Facebook for updat-

arrangement, instrumentation, and shows are FREE to the public. ed event details and other informa-

regional influences. The Drifters’ “This is our sixth year of bring- tion, @BozemanPublic-

sets draw from country, folk and ing this energetic event to the com- LibraryFoundation. • Just on the other side of the ers is composed of Danny Bee, Bill

Bozeman Pass lies The Attic, an Dwyer, Michael Gillian, and John upstairs bar and performance venue Sanders.

in historic Downtown Livingston. Looking ahead, country/ Music Villa hosts Guitar Show & Remodel The Attic is a MUST for dancers Americana band Tessy Lou & the

and live music lovers. Here’s a look Shotgun Stars bring their talents at some of the upcoming acts. to the stage on Friday, June 22nd at Celebration early this month Quinlan Conley & the I-90 8:30pm. The band is comprised of Blues perform in celebration of Tessy Lou Williams (vocals, acoustic

their to be released new album, guitar), Kenny Williams (bass, When the Fire Goes Out, on Friday, vocals), and Bryan Paugh (fiddle,

June 1st at 8pm. A soulful one man mandolin, and vocals). This trio was rock n’ roll acoustic show, Conley born to sing the songs that tell the

has has spent years performing and story of life lived in the West. touring in various punk, rockabilly, “C’mon Boys!” is the rallying cry of and hardcore bands. Now, shedding the band working its magic for all the marshal stack and trading it in lucky enough to catch one of their for a Martin guitar, he deals in a shows. Check them out! sound of sorrow and remorse, with- Advanced ticketing information out hopelessness. The new album is available at www.whiskey- Local group BLUB are back on creekmontana.com. The Attic is Thursday, June 21st at 8pm. From located at 110 N Main St. in the creator of Big Ol’ and Brown, Livingston, just above Whiskey this band of “alternative” perform- Creek Saloon. •

Tix for Nitty Gritty Dirt Band at Emerson on sale now 11:11 Presents the Nitty Gritty (Jeff Hanna, Jimmie Fadden, Bob Dirt Band at the Emerson Center Carpenter) continue their non-stop for the Arts & Culture on Sunday, touring with stops that have includ- June 17th beginning at 8pm. ed Stagecoach, Hardly Strictly Advance tickets to this all ages show Bluegrass Festival, and many more. Mark your calendars! A HUGE Saturday, June 8th–9th. The weekend sales storewide! range $40–$60 at www.1111pre- In 2015, they played to a sold out Acoustic Guitar Show, Sales will feature world-renowned clinicians, Factory reps from Martin, sents.com, also available at the crowd at the historic Ryman live performances and demos, factory Gibson, Taylor, Cordoba, Yamaha, Event & Remodel Celebration door. Doors at 7pm. Auditorium with some close friends comes to Music Villa – Bozeman’s Best tours and guitar exhibits, on-hand fac- Eastman, and more will be on- Following their 50th to film a 50th Anniversary Special Musical Instrument Store – Friday & tory reps, free beer & coffee, as well as hand to showcase all the exciting Anniversary Tour in 2016, the for PBS, earning a 2016 Emmy new products for 2018. There will iconic and profoundly influential award for Special Event Coverage also be four clinics from some of Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, often cited at the Mid South Regional Emmy the industry’s best touring as a catalyst for an entire move- Awards. clinicians. Here’s a look at the ment in country rock and The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band clinic schedule: American roots music, continues to released Anthology in September, a – Thursday, June 7th: YAMA- add to their legendary status. collection of 39 tracks spanning the HA with Carl Tosten from 6–7pm Today, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band band’s entire career. • – Friday, June 8th: TAYLOR with Mark Seal from 5–6pm – Saturday, June 9th: COR- DOBA with Ben Woods from 2–3pm Country Jam returns to ‘The MARTIN with Corey Congilio from 5–6pm And be sure not to miss these Bridge’ for 2018 festivities other exciting events happening Summer is (almost) here, which www.eadwaterscountry- outside of Music Villa, but in of course means festival season is jam.com. conjunction with the celebration! also upon us! The 2018 Held every summer since 2008, – GIBSON ACOUSTIC Headwaters Country Jam Headwaters Country Jam was creat- FACTORY TOUR: Friday, June returns to The Bridge near Three ed to bring live country music in a 8th at 9:30am (very limited – sign Forks, Thursday through Saturday, festival atmosphere to Montana and up now at Music Villa) June 14th–16th. Headliners Gary the Northwest. The festival takes – Museum of the Rockies’ new Allan, Kip Moore, and Josh place at the venue known as The exhibit, GUITAR: The Instrument Turner are joined by featured per- Bridge, an area near Three Forks That Rocked the World, on display formers Brett Young, Walker comprised of 159 acres and is the May 26th through September 9th Hayes, Diamond Rio, Devin final resting ground for the historic The weekend will also feature Dawson, Stephanie Quayle, Sappington Bridge that once live performances from local and Dylan Jakobsen, Sasha spanned the Jefferson River. Sixty regional talent, FREE beer and McVeigh, Elizabeth Lyons, acres are used for the state-certified coffee (depending on time of day), Elana Jane, and Caroline Gray campground, which holds 1,200 and SALES storewide! Head for this year’s festival. 20x40 sites. Within the venue is a down to experience the new store Country Jam tickets are on sale 12-acre arena where all the magic layout, helping to support and cel- now. Secure your spot with weekend happens. Live music from national ebrate Music Villa’s first substan- general admission tickets for $160, and local acts plays all day and into tial remodel after 18 years in the or $130 with valid military ID. A the night. Aside from the music, fes- building. limited number of VIP weekend tival-goers can enjoy horseshoe tour- For more information, visit passes are also available, but will sell naments, dance contests, mechanical www.musicvilla.com or call out quickly! Buy yours and learn bull riding, as well as food and mer- (406) 587-4761. • more about the festival at chandise vendors. • page 2C • Volume 25, Number 11 - June 1, 2018 • The BoZone Entertainment Calendar • www.BoZone.com • 406-586-6730 ––– Tell ’em, “I Saw It In The BoZone!” June 1, 2018 • The RollingZone • Page 3C

Walking Sideways: An Insider’s Guide to The Rialto by Dalton Brink dedicate their lives to enlightening haunting voice with Allow me to introduce myself. the rest of us. lyrical content that will My name is Dalton Brink and When my good pal Dr. Luke blow the top of your I’m the Artistic Director of The McKay told me about his inclusion head off and expand Rialto. in VICE’s “The Most Unknown” your perception of the Between us, this new addition to and showed me the trailer, I immedi- world, this is a show the BoZone is not meant to be an ately knew it was something I want- you should join me for. advertisement, but a friend-to-friend ed to host at The Rialto. Following a And Jessica Joyce… recommendation as if we were belly group of scientists from around the she may just be the up to the Burn Box bar and you had world, the film dives into some of most exciting just asked me what events I’m most life’s deepest mysteries and asks the singer/performer in excited about. So, let me be your scientists why they study what they Bozeman right now. guide through the acts which pique do. It’s a moving, intriguing peek When I first heard her my eclectic tastes and the reasons into some of the most brilliant and perform only a couple why we’ve invited them to Bozeman. curious minds of our generation. months ago, I was June 1 – VICE Motherboard’s And, having one the best directors of honestly blown away. “The Most Unknown” all time, Werner Herzog, onboard as She has a voice and In the current atmosphere of our an advisor, ensures the quality of the style all her own that is political and social climate, where film is going to impress. Premiering somewhere between everything that can possibly be used only in select theatres in cities like Nina Simone and Jeff as a political weapon is being used as NYC and LA, I am honored to be Buckley. Incredible. Magic Sword – photo by Tom Murphy a political weapon, where something able to bring it to our community. June 10 – Magic Sword with we hosted back in January. With a this. Think Tron and Stranger Things. as pure and simple as science is June 9 – Mitski with special Best Korea rich mythology behind them, they Dress up and get down. being used as a tool of manipulation, guest Jessica Joyce I’ve been listening to Magic play some of the best music in the More information on any of it seems more important now than Mitski is a force. She’s one of the Sword since they were introduced to outrun, synthwave genre. If you’re these things great acts, and more, ever to revisit the basics of what sci- most moving solo acts out there me by Best Korea, our local heroes into dancing all night long to ‘80s can be found on our website at ence is and who the folks are who today. If you’re into a masterful, right before the Stranger Things party synth soundtracks, I would not miss www.rialtobozeman.com. •

Fort Vine, Elijah Mann, NightCare & more at Wild Joe*s

Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot in arms as tro-pop” by Seven Days newspaper, will showcase their talents on Downtown Bozeman is a great place their DeFelice recently moved to Thursday, June 14th from 6–8pm. for a caffeine fix, but it also doubles strong Montana. He combines pop, nostal- Formed in 2014, the band is com- as a live music venue for local artists har- gia, and indie rock into an intimate posed of Eric Gronneberg and those passing through town. monies sonic experience. His albums Object (guitar/vocals), Brandon McGuire Here’s a look at what’s coming up. resonate and Option are available now. (guitar), John Burkhartsmeyer (bass) The Woodpile kicks off the first with Austin-based singer/songwriter and Evan Estrada (drums). month of summer on Friday, June mean- and poet Elijah Mann performs NightCare released its self-titled 1st from 6–8pm. The Wyoming- ingful Saturday, June 9th from 6–8pm. album in March, available for digi- based indie folk band came together poetry Inspired by artists like Glen tal download through Bandcamp on the heels of lead vocalist Evan and Hansard and Hozier, the alt-folk and can also be purchased at Gwin’s solo EP release, The Woodpile. happy artist has shared the stage with such live shows. Together, the band has composited a grooves. acts as Lalah Hathaway, Radiator Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot is located sound driven by folk storytelling, Since King, Abby Anastasio, Steve at 18 W Main St. in the heart of his- dense vocal harmony, energetic elec- forming Knecht, Stone Cold Fox, and The toric Downtown Bozeman. Learn tric guitar, unorthodox song arrange- in 2013, Non Sequiturs. His debut EP, To more about these and other upcom- ments, and a tight, rock-influenced Fort Fall Apart, is available now. ing events at www.wild- rhythm section. Vine has Montana rock band NightCare joescoffee.com. • The next Open Mic Night will been take place Saturday, June 2nd from Fort Vine named 6–8pm. Come for an evening of one of music performed by local musicians. 1–3pm. The group is a collection of NYC’s best unsigned bands by the Bring your guitar, sitar, zither, poet- talented young artists from around New York Observer. Their single, “Key Follow Yer’ Nose to ry, comedy, or theremin and take a the great state of Montana. They to Love,” was featured in Origins, a turn up at the mic. Show Bozeman bring people together by playing TransWorld SNOWboarding film, Emigrant for some BBQ & what you’re made of! Individual set groove-based music, specifically and Apple’s ‘Solar Eclipse’ cam- lengths depend on the number of pulling from the jazz, rock, and funk paign on Instagram. Their first musicians who want to play. Sign- genres. The band plays a blend of album, One in the Same, was voted to New Orleans-style R&B original compositions, standards, ups start at 5:30pm – first come, first be pressed to vinyl by Feedbands’ On Friday, June 8th at 6pm, “laissez les bons temps rouler” – let and modern songs with the intent of served. Be sure to bring your friends subscribers and distributed world- local band Swamp Dawg begins the good times roll! creating fresh sounds while still and support live music in Bozeman! wide. Fort Vine is touring the its summer live music series at Swamp Dawg brings New respecting the heritage and language A modest contribution to the kitty United States in support of their Emigrant’s Follow Yer’ Nose BBQ Orleans-style funk, second line, and of those before them. will be divided by participating second release, Stay Magical. They’re in beautiful Paradise Valley. This swampy Southern Soul to New York indie folk project Fort musicians at the end of the night. traveling in and living out of their founky, fun, frolicking group of Southwest Montana and beyond. Vine brings a special Monday per- The more people who come, the beloved sprinter van, Gypsee Bozeman/Livingston area musicians Inspired by the music of Dr. John, formance to Wild Joe*s on June 4th more money in the pot. An additional Bungalow. will bring subsequent performances Professor Longhair, the Neville from 6–8pm. Named after a secret Open Mic Night is set for Friday, June Orange Julians, aka Julian to Follow Yer’ Nose the first Friday Brothers, Irma Thomas, Tab tree fort built by the songrwiting duo 15th from 6–8pm. DeFelice, stops in on Friday, June 8th of every month from 6–9pm, Benoit, Snooks Eaglin, and the in Manhattan, Trevor Tunison and Howard Beall & the Fake from 6–8pm. DeFelice is a solo indie through September. artists of Stax Records and the Nyna Nelson’s feel-good music News follow with another afternoon pop performer from Vermont. What could be a better match Memphis Soul scene, the band embraces every audience with open show on Sunday, June 3rd from Hailed as “Vermont’s freshest elec- than the best damn barbeque west brings forth a relaxed yet energized of the Mississippi and Southern- beat that gets you on your feet and style rhythm and blues with a heavy ready to dance. The core four New Orleans influence? An open includes Susan Miller (vocals), Blaise DBA announces lineup for air, covered patio where the entire Arsenault (guitar, vocals), Jamey family is welcome. The public is Warren (bass guitar), and Michael encouraged to bring the whole fam- “Mikey G” Gillan (drums, vocals). ‘2018 Music on Main’ Thursday nights damily out for an evening of music, Follow Yer’ Nose BBQ is located The Downtown Bozeman food vendors, stop by a local non- event area ONLY. The event area food, and fun. Swamp Dawg loves at 4 Overlook Road in Emigrant. Association is proud to present the profit booth providing an array of includes: Main Street from Black to see those swamp puppies shakin’ Find hours of operation and check 18th Annual Music on Main family activities, step into a few of to Rouse and side streets to the a tail feather to some good time out the menu at www.followyer- Summer Concert Series in his- the downtown stores that’ll be alleys during Music on Main. R&B. A truly unique opportunity to nosebbq.com. • toric Downtown Bozeman. Music open late, and of course, enjoy Anyone with an open container on Main festivities will take place outstanding live music from popu- outside of these perimeters before on Main Street between Rouse and lar local and nationally-recognized 6pm or after 9pm will be subject to Black Ave. on Thursday evenings, bands. Also, enjoy the City of a $100 open container ticket issued June 28th through August 16th. Bozeman’s complimentary Water by the City of Bozeman. The music begins at 7pm and Bottle Fill Station parked each A few more details... There are runs until 8:30pm. Announcing the week on the side of First Security to be NO glass or aluminum con- 2018 lineup, John Roberts Y Bank. Remember to bring your tainers, NO pets, and NO coolers Pan Blanco kicks off the series on reusable water bottle and stay allowed in the event area. And, June 28th. Vandoliers follow on hydrated with Montana’s crisp breathe easy Bozeman… Music on July 5th, Ryan Shupe & the mountain water! Main is now a smoke and vapor- RubberBand on July 12th, and The Downtown Bozeman free event! Smoking is ONLY Scott Pemberton on July 19th. Association, City of Bozeman, and allowed in designated areas outside The Brevet return to Bozeman to Bozeman Police Department would the event area. entertain on July 26th, followed by like to remind the public of the Music on Main is a FREE com- Cole & the Thornes on August rules and regulations regarding the munity event hosted by the 2nd, and Off in the Woods on Open Container Waiver for the Downtown Bozeman Association August 9th. Shakewell is set to 2018 Music on Main summer and nearly 100% funded by its close out the series on August 16th. concert series. business sponsorships. If you are Bring the kids from 6:30–8pm The Open Container Waiver interested in being an event spon- for the Coca Cola “Kids’ Zone” on allows for anyone over the age of sor, please visit www.downtown- South Bozeman Ave. which will 21 to have an open container of bozeman.org where you can also feature bouncy houses, hula hoop- alcohol within the “event area,” learn more about the 2018 lineup. ing, and more! Grab a bite to eat purchased by one of the licensed Have fun at this year’s events and from one of the many rotating beverage establishments within the remember to stay safe! •

Tell ’em, “I Saw It In The BoZone!” ––– The BoZone Entertainment Calendar • www.BoZone.com • 406-586-6730 • Volume 25, Number 11 - June 1, 2018 • page 3C Page 4C • The RollingZone • June 1, 2018 The Interview Texan quintet brings locally-assisted evening of ‘MERICAna to Bozeman At some point between Lubbock including the Come May EP and ject is song-worthy? wanted to have a ‘Cleto Cordero and Arkansas. I’d like to get out and and Midland, the land shifts from 2016’s Humble Folks. Seems like it’s CC: I’ve been a lot more lenient Band’ – no one would know how to play all over the place – I’d like to endless cotton rows and rich about time to add some new lately. I used to be so particular and say it. We lived out in Lubbock, and still play in Texas, I just want to farmland into pump jacks and Flatland tunes to the collection. not waste time on this subject or this if you’ve ever been to Lubbock or spread it everywhere. People are mesquite tree filled pastures. Have you guys been working on song because I didn’t think anyone ever get the privilege to, they say you genuinely hungry for music that has Lubbock roots-country outfit anything? a heart, and everyone’s Flatland Cavalry straddles that CC: Absolutely. We’re in the stu- got their own taste. I’d line between the Panhandle and the dio right now working on our new like to go as far as we badlands of West Texas with their album. We haven’t announced a can out there. If we bright, earthy country ballads and title or release date yet, but it’s defi- play in California and gritty folk ramblers. Vocalist and nitely a fall record. It’s a little bit 20 people show up chief songwriter Cleto Cordero’s more mature with a darker sound that’ve heard of us, honest, smooth songwriting revolves and subject matter than the previ- that’s great! I want to around the vernacular world of West ous ones. You know, growing up play to people that Texas that he’s constructed with and everything. That should be out genuinely love the dusty, sun-soaked character sketches, before the year’s over. music, love the mes- brooding self-evaluations, and RZ: Are we going to hear sage. I’ll be grateful if candid love songs that all have the some of those songs at the Bozeman that means stadiums ability to turn into singalong show? or 200-people rooms anthems. CC: Yeah, we’ll play some full all across the country. Formed in the fall of 2012, the band versions and also take an Spreading the love is quintet was rounded up by Cordero acoustic section to focus on what it’s really all after stretches of acoustic outings the songs. about. around the Panhandle town of RZ: What progression have you Flatland Cavalry Lubbock. Guitarist Reid Dillon, fid- noticed in Flatland’s music since its takes the Rialto stage dler Laura Jane, bassist Jonathan earliest days through the most on Thursday, June Saenz, and drummer Jason Albers recent music you’ve been working 14th with local help join Cordero, Flatland’s frontman on? What have you managed from Ian Thomas & and guitarist. to retain? The Band of In anticipation of the upcoming CC: As far as the craft goes, the Drifters beginning at Bozeman and other Montana per- biggest thing is really diving into not 8:30pm. formances, The Rolling Zone got wasting any lines. It’s a little bit Based mostly in Cleto (pronounced “Cletto”) on the more saturated, artistically. The Montana and horn to talk the band’s Southern spirit’s always been there – the gen- Tennessee, the Drifters influences and maturing sound. uine love for the music and the play modern RZ: Flatland Cavalry is leaving desire to create, putting everything American roots, keep- the confines of its home state of you have into it, telling the stories. ing the music varied in Texas for a Northwest tour of sorts, But lyrically, the subject matter is arrangement, instru- coming to Bozeman’s Rialto in a few broader, less youthful and a little bit mentation, and region- short weeks. What can concertgoers darker. I’m not 19 anymore, or al influences. Their expect to experience at the June summertime lovin’ as much as I sets draw from coun- 14th show? used to, but it’s still stuff people can try, folk and blues tra- CC: Good stories, a good night relate to. You hope you grow up ditions with an of songwriting and a little bit of sto- with your music, you know. emphasis on original rytelling in between the music. We RZ: You’ve got to be a music songs, done in the old have the live show [here], but it’s fun fan. What artists influence and style. The band’s latest to get out of state and be able to talk inspire your own tunes? What have release, the full-length about the songs to fans and others you been listening to recently? Live in 2016, was who’ve never heard us. It should be CC: The first concert I ever recorded throughout a welcoming kind of vibe – at least went to was Randy Rogers. There Montana with 14 orig- from us. [laughs]. was a lot of country starting out, inal songs deeply root- RZ: The word “‘MERICAna” Texas and Oklahoma bands like ed in the classic coun- has been thrown around to describe Turnpike Troubadours and Jason try and American folk the genre to which Flatland con- Boland & The Stragglers. When sounds. tributes. How would you describe you’re growing up, you’re still kind photo by Natalie Rhea Advance tickets to the band’s sound? of finding your sound. Lately I’ve this all-ages ‘Night of CC: It’s country-based been listening to a lot more Country’ are $10 at Americana, but you can’t really put Americana like Cody Jinks and Paul would want to listen. Now, I’ve can watch your dog run away for www.rialtobozeman.com, $12 your thumb on it – some of the Cauthen, Sturgill and John Prine. grown to love the craft so much, to three days. There’s nothing but hori- in-store at Cactus Records, and also songs are groovy and some are little I’m also a huge fan of Jason Isbell, really dig in and try to figure out as zons out there. So, I thought available at the door depending on bit more rockin’. I tell people as sim- as far as his ability to paint a picture. much as I can about songwriting ‘Flatland’ would be cool, ‘Flatland’ availability. Guests under the age of ply as possible, it’s “easy on the ears, RZ: There’s a story behind each and the English language. Any something. My buddy was like “how 16 must be accompanied by a parent heavy on the heart.” If you like Flatland song. Is there one you find song’s got a chance, whether you about ‘Cleto & the Texas Cavalry’” or guardian through the duration of good, easy listening music and lyrics, particularly noteworthy? have a hook and write to that and and the two just stuck together – the show. Doors at 7:30pm. we might be for you. CC: One’s that’s kind of an the music comes later, or you’re just “What about Flatland Cavalry?” It Following their Bozeman per- RZ: Flatland got its start and is anomaly on the record is “Coyote.” sitting there with a guitar and you’re didn’t sound cheesy or generic, it formance, Flatland Cavalry will still based in the Lone Star State, Down here, they call people that kind of in a trance state feeling what just worked. make additional Montana stops in where you’ve toured extensively, but smuggle people across the border the chords sound like. I think you RZ: Flatland has already made a Helena (June 15th) and Whitefish the band has also had the opportuni- ‘coyotes.’ I was in college, living with should just write and whatever’s name for itself back at home and is (June 20th). Further details can be ty to showcase its music elsewhere. my roommate Roy Johnson, and we going to come out of your heart is now taking the national stage. found at flatlandcavalry.com or How do you compare the Texas got drunk one night as college kids going to come out naturally. Where does this Texan quintet go check them on Facebook for updat- music scene with some of the other do. He put on the cowboy hat I’ve RZ: What’s the significance from here? ed tour details and band announce- places you’ve visited? been known to wear, and someone behind the name of the band, CC: I think if you just put your ments, @FlatlandCavalry. Their CC: There’s a lot of places to took a picture of him. I missed all “Flatland Cavalry”? heart and soul into it, music is the debut album, Humble Folks, is avail- play here and everyone’s really sup- the fun, but the next morning we CC: People have mispronounced universal language. It’s bigger than able now. • portive of the music. We’re starting were going through our phones and my name my entire life, so I never Texas, it’s bigger than Oklahoma all over at shows outside of Texas – found that picture. Someone said, the crowds might be a little bit “Man, you look like a coyote.” That smaller and the shows are a bit more was what started it – I just thought intimate, but the people gravitate that was so funny, this suburban kid toward the need for music. There dressed like a coyote. I skipped class Arts Council announces 2018 Music in are venues like that here in Texas, and wrote the song that day. People but there’s also a lot of beer seem to really like it, at least down the Mountains lineup drinkin’, honky-tonk stuff. There here. That song’s like an anthem, seem to be more clubs and venues which is kind of funny because it The Arts Council of Big Sky is Music Festival, and a performance summer will surely be another mem- up there with people really listening was never meant to be anything but pleased to announce another amaz- from Montana Shakespeare in the orable one in Big Sky. The full to the lyrics. I’d say that’s the biggest a good time. ing summer of Music in the Parks. All performances are FREE schedule includes Josh Hoyer and difference. RZ: Musicians are storytellers. Mountains at Center Stage in and open to the public. Soul Colossal on June 28th; the RZ: You’ve of course toured in During the initial creative stages, Town Center Park in Big Sky, “We’re super excited about this Tiny Band on July 4th; Mandolin support of your original releases when do you decide a story or sub- Montana. Starting on June 21st and season’s lineup,” says Brian Hurlbut, Orange with special guest Joe Pug running through August 30th, there Executive Director for the Arts on July 5th; Sister Sparrow and will be 15 events, including 11 Council. “We feel we have the best the Dirty Birds on July 12th; Thursday night concerts, the concert series in the region and Polyrhythmics on July 19th; eighth annual Big Sky Classical this year is no exception. We have Shovels and Rope on July 26th; some great national acts as well Cordovas on August 2nd; The some up-and-coming home- Elders on August 9th; Jeff Austin grown talent.” Band with special guests Two Bit Bozeman’s own Kitchen Franks on August 16th; and The Dwellers will kick off the series Dustbowl Revival on August on June 21st, with Big Sky band 23rd. In addition, the eighth annual The Well opening the show. The Big Sky Classical Music Dwellers, a high-energy blue- Festival, with special guests grass quartet, has been honing its Angella Ahn, Bella Hristova and sound through extensive touring Time for Three, will take place on a national level, including the August 10th–12th. A free perform- Telluride Bluegrass Festival, ance of Montana Shakespeare Northwest String Summit, and in the Parks will be at the park on the Friendly Gathering. The July 31st, and the third annual series will conclude on August Mountainfilm in Big Sky event 30th with another regional caps the summer September favorite, Pinky and the Floyd, 14th–16th. who will bring their all-star Pink The music takes place at Center Floyd tribute show to Music in Stage in Town Center Park, one of the Mountains for the first time the best outdoor venues in the state, in five years. right in the heart of Big Sky. The In between, there will be a park opens at 6pm each week, and variety of genres to appeal to all there will be food and beverage ven- tastes. From Celtic to classical, dors (including alcohol) and an arts Americana to funk and soul, this activity tent for kids. Music typically starts at 7:15pm, but please visit www.bigskyarts.org for more details on these events. These FREE community concerts have been a sta- ple in Big Sky for more than 10 years, and this summer should add to a lengthy list of established artists that have thrilled Big Sky audiences every week. “We couldn’t put on a concert series like this without the support of the entire community,” Hurlbut says. “They are a big part of why Big Sky is an amazing place to be in the summer.” • page 4C • Volume 25, Number 11- June 1, 2018 • The BoZone Entertainment Calendar • www.BoZone.com • 406-586-6730 ––– Tell ’em, “I Saw It In The BoZone!” Tell ’em, “I Saw It In The BoZone!” ––– The BoZone Entertainment Calendar • www.BoZone.com • 406-586-6730 • Volume 25, Number 11 - June 1, 2018 • page 5C June 1, 2018 • The RollingZone • Page 5C

Corb Lund, Lil Smokies, Blitzen Trapper & much more live at Pine Creek Tucked away in beautiful Southwest Montana on Friday, June bluegrass roots/rock album, formed in Stillwater, OK and details of small-screen and often Paradise Valley, the modern rustic 8th with the Bridger Creek Boys Changing Shades, released in refined in Austin, TX.” Dango highly personal stories, and set to Pine Creek Lodge offers an exten- opening things up at 7pm. Advance September. describes his music as equal parts music that reaches way, way back to sive slate of live music to keep tickets to this all-ages show are $17, Pickin’ Pear bring a FREE hillbilly cosmic country, boogie, old-timey folk and bluegrass, travels guests and others entertained or $20 at the gate. show to Pine Creek on Saturday, rhythm and blues – or maybe it’s through everything from country, through the summer months. Here’s With their roots submerged in June 9th beginning at 7pm. Both basically Southern rock, with a little psychedelia and soul to prog, garage a look at what’s coming up. more country mixed in, simmered and metal, indulges gloriously in the Corb Lund kicks things off and stewed ‘til it’s funkier, greasier, classic rock of the ‘70s and ‘80s, Friday, June 1st with local help from and with more grit and groove. He and makes occasional side trips into Jason Wickens at 7pm. Advance is also a member of The Memphis hip-hop, skewed pop and noisey tickets to this all-ages show are $25, Strange and a number of other freakouts. Blitzen Trapper’s latest or $30 at the gate. musical projects. Dango’s latest album, Wild and Reckless, released in Lund, an award-winning under- album, Dear Everybody, I Love You, is November. ground country artist, embraces his available now. But wait, there’s more! Pine Western heritage through his music, The Fossils are next up on Creek also has your midday music touching on a range of cowboy Friday, June 22nd at 7pm. Known fix with its Brunch Live Music themes past and present – from around town for their authentic hip- Series. The weekend offering reg- rough-and-tumble tales of lawless pie music, The Fossils guarantee a ularly showcases regional musicians frontier saloons, to the somber reali- rockin’ good time. The members on its Beer Garden Stage from ties of running a modern family have been acquainted for years and 11am–1pm. Order some food, ranch. “When you come from gen- are connected by their love of maybe a cold beverage, then find a erations of ranchers and rodeo peo- music. The band consists of Scott spot! Some of the upcoming acts ple, you can’t help but be influenced Boehler (harmonica), Rich Ruggles include: Ashly Holland on by the West,” he says. (keyboard), Jerry Mullen (guitar), Sunday, June 3rd; The Sleepless The Canadian native has been and Rick Phillip (drums). There is a Elite on Saturday, June 9th; praised by Rolling Stone Country, $5 cover for this show. Melissa Forrette on Sunday, NPR, and The Washington Post, the thick buttery mud of traditional Canyon Collected members, Tia Portland-based indie rock group June 10th; Leif Christian on among others. Backed by his long- bluegrass, The Lil Smokies have Martini and Leon Elam have Blitzen Trapper returns to our Saturday, June 16th; Bart Budwig time honky-tonk band, The Hurtin’ sonically blossomed into a leading branched out to create this folk n’ neck of the woods with a National & Caitlin Jemma on Sunday, Albertans, Lund’s live show is a player in the progressive acoustic roll duo. They combine their non- Park Radio-assisted show on June 17th; Christy Hays on force to be reckoned with. sphere, creating a new and wholly traditional stylings to their tradition- Saturday, June 23rd at 7pm. Saturday, June 23rd; and the duo of “Like Willie Nelson before them, unique, melody driven sound of al instruments and create an origi- Advance tickets to this all-ages show Matt Ridgeway & Curt Warren they bring out the shitkickers and their own. The quintet – from nal mix of modern American music. are $25, or $30 at the gate. on Sunday, June 24th. Take your hipsters in equal measure,” writes a Missoula – has been hard at work, Together the Pickin’ Pear take the Over the course of nearly two pick and head over! These shows reviewer for Vegas Seven. writing, touring, and playing to an banjo and ukulele down the road of decades and numerous albums, are FREE of admission and open Lund’s latest release, Things That ever-growing fan base for nearly a folk, rock, and bluegrass. Sometimes Blitzen Trapper has crafted one of to the public. Can’t Be Undone, was produced by decade. With a unique blend of tra- the ukulele will even launch you the more compelling and varied cat- Please visit www.pinecreek- Grammy-nominated producer Dave ditional bluegrass, newgrass, innu- straight to outer space. A blend of alogs in contemporary rock n’ roll. lodgemontana.com for ticketing Cobb (Jason Isbell, Sturgill Simpson) merable unique originals, sheer raw top-notch songwriting and improvi- Indeed, singer and guitarist Eric information, to reserve your cabin, and further cemented his status as energy, and exquisite musicianship, sational jamming makes each one of Earley, who is also the band’s pri- and to learn more about these and one of the best country Lil’ Smokies weave seamlessly their songs sound unique. mary songwriter, is possessed of a other upcoming events. Pine Creek singer/songwriters in the business. through genres, leaving behind Check out another FREE show, musical and lyrical sensibility that is Lodge is located at 2496 E River Read The BoZone’s interview with Corb melodies you’ll be singing to your- this time from Johnny Dango, on remarkably deep and wide; big ideas Rd., just outside of Livingston. Lund at www.BoZone.com. self for days and a jaw you’ll have Thursday, June 21st starting at 7pm. and universal emotions are wrung Call (406) 222-3628 for further The Lil Smokies are back in to pick up. The Smokies’ latest He plays “American rock n’ roll from the seemingly plainspoken information. •

Dwight Yoakam, Pam Tillis & Lorrie Rockin’ the Rivers returns Morgan headline Red Ants Pants in early August – tix on And just like that, summer’s here! included in their top country albums in support of women’s leadership, With the return of (almost) every- of the year, Steep Canyon working farms and ranches, and sale now! body’s favorite season also comes the Rangers, Junior Brown, Jim rural communities. Held in a cow highly anticipated Red Ants Pants Lauderdale, Chancey Williams pasture on the Jackson Ranch, and Music Festival. The annual festi- and the Younger Brothers surrounded by the Big Belt, Little val is held in a working cow pasture Band, The Secret Sisters, Belt, and Castle Mountain ranges, on the Jackson Ranch just outside of HONEYHONEY, Lindi Ortega, the festival will bring in more than White Sulphur Springs, set this year and more! two dozen different artists perform- for July 26th–29th. In all, the festival includes a free ing on separate stages. The week- This year’s lineup features 21- kick-off street dance and 16 main end-long, grassroots, honky-tonkin’ time nominee and multiple Grammy stage and 14 side stage performanc- music festival brings in millions of Award winner, Dwight Yoakam. es. With a reputation for paring dollars to the rural economy. Yoakam has sold more than 25 mil- Grammy Award-winning superstars Red Ants Pants weekend passes lion albums worldwide, and has 12 with festival producer Sarah are $145 in advance and $160 at the gold and 9 platinum or multi-plat- Calhoun’s hand-picked rising stars, gate, while single day passes are $55 inum albums with five of those top- the festival has grown from 6,000 in advance and $60 at the gate. A ping Billboard’s Country Albums attendees in its first year to a record limited number of VIP weekend chart and another 14 landing in the 16,500 last year. passes are available for $500 – shad- Everlast Top 10. Nearly 40 of Yoakam’s sin- In its eighth year, the music festi- ed seating with a great view and gles have charted on Billboard, with val benefits the Red Ants Pants complimentary refreshments! Kids 14 peaking in the Top 10. Foundation, a nonprofit organization 12 and under are FREE for the Who’s ready? Rockin’ the more! Come celebrate with some of Country music and camping, when Rivers is set to return to The rock’s favorite legends and the superstars Pam accompanied by an adult. Bridge near Three Forks for its 2018 hottest up-and-comers. Stay to revel Tillis and Camping passes are an event. The riff-heavy festival will be in the party that is uniquely Rockin’ Lorrie additional $25 per person for held Friday through Sunday, August the Rivers, Montana’s largest and Morgan also the entire weekend and are 10th–12th with a hair-raising slate of most loved rockfest. are bringing required for anyone camping in performers. One-day general admission is their highly suc- the Festival campground for This year’s festival will also fea- $75 or $125 for VIPs, while three- cessful “Grits & one or more nights. If camping ture performances by Everlast, day tickets are available for $165, or Glamour Tour” passes are purchased in Theory of a Deadman, Tommy $325. Two-person camping packages to Red Ants advance, printed proof of pur- James & The Shondells, Skid are $395, or $250 for lone campers. Pants. chase MUST be presented at Row, Fuel, Dennis Quaid & The Each of these packages include Combined, Tillis the campground entrance. Sharks, Stephen Pearcy (of three-day festival passes. VIP pack- and Morgan Cash only at campground Ratt), Red Sun Rising, The ages are also available. Above rates have recorded entrance. Grass Roots, Eve 6, Adelitas do not include processing fees. 28 top 10 hits, NEW this year: ticket pur- Way, Whiskey River, Head For nearly two decades, Rockin’ more than 18 chasers can avoid credit card East, Hell’s Belles, Byrom the Rivers has been bringing the million records fees and support rural and Brothers, Dark Sky Choir, music of rock legends to Montana sold, and 12 small businesses by visiting Red Washed in Black (A Tribute to for a three-day rock festival – the number one Ants Pants hard ticket outlets. Pearl Jam), Climax Blues Band, only one of its kind in the state. songs. Visit www.redantspantsmu- Dead Fervor, Cage9, Voodoo The legacy will continue in 2018! This year’s sicfestival.com for further Cadillac, The MAX, Exit 288, Visit www.rockintherivers.com lineup will also details about the 2018 perform- Kenny James Miller Band, for ticketing information and include Shovels ers, ticketing, camping passes, Comatose Posse, Groove Wax, official outlets, camping info, and & Rope, which volunteering, vending, and Helena Blues Project, Bobaflex, more on the festival and its awesome Rolling Stone sponsorship opportunities. • Blue Tattoo, No Quarter, and rockin’ acts! •

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Christy Hays & Tony Polecastro perform ahead of Walcrick at Bridger Polecastro is a YouTube crucible of cowboy bars throughout on Monday, June 11th. Since 1919, Guitar Geek, instructor, and the Rocky Mountain West, Montana the NPCA has been the independ- lover of all things strings. The Rose is comprised of front woman ent, nonpartisan voice working to local artist plays original Claudia Williams, guitarist Bill strengthen and protect America’s material spanning from Dwyer, bassist Todd Silas, and Rick favorite places. The Yellowstone American Primitive guitar- Philipp holding the groove. Field Office based in Bozeman influenced instrumentals a la Missed out on tickets to the sold focuses on issues relating to John Fahey and Daniel out Trampled by Turtles show in Yellowstone National Park, both Bachman, to more modern July? Fear not! Another outdoor within park boundaries and beyond. fingerstyle flights of fancy. To concert spectacular comes to the Learn more at www.npca.org. round out the sonic pie, he Bridger Brewing on September 10th Proceeds from Monday, June also sings his originals and featuring New York-based quartet 18th will aid the efforts of World covers out of the traditional Lake Street Dive. The band is Montana. The local nonprofit con- and folk catalog. Often touring in support of its newly nects Montana and the World, fur- teamed up with singer/song- released sophomore album, Free thering the cause of citizen diploma- writers such as Shelly Bessler Yourself Up. Tickets are $37 and cy through global exchanges, com- and Christy Hays, Polecastro available at Cactus Records and munity engagement, and leadership Walcrik rarely has a microphone in www.cactusrecords.net. development. They’ve been organiz- The very best Montana craft Carhartt jacket, Christy Hays works front of him, but his solo shows turn Bridger Brewing not only takes ing programs for international visi- beers and artisan pizzas are avail- rugged metaphors into emotionally all that inside out. Expect multiple pride in its stellar menu items, but tors to meet their professional coun- able at Bridger Brewing on the daily. charged country folk,” wrote a guitars, dobro, and even some old also in the community it serves. The terparts in Montana since 1987. In addition to its fantastic menu reviewer for The Austin Chronicle. time banjo to blend with his elegant brewery hosts {Pints with Learn more www.worldmon- items, the family-friendly brewer Hays’ music has folk and country croaking – ahem – singing. Purpose} every Monday evening tana.org. also hosts Music & Mussels every tinges, thoughtfully penned stories Walcrik is set for Wednesday, from 5–8pm where $1 of every pint Bridger Brewing provides the Wednesday and {Pints with and a full band sound that’s both June 13th. Andrew Morehouse and sold will be donated to a featured Bozeman community with unique Purpose} every Monday. Here’s a driving alt country and moody Tim Baucom have been playing and local nonprofit. Here’s a look at hand-crafted brews, fresh artisan- look at some of the upcoming acts folk rock. writing together for the better part some of the nonprofits on the calen- style pizzas, and more. Locally and nonprofits. Compared to Brandi Carlile, of a decade, with their debut EP dar in the coming weeks. Come owned, family friendly, and Bobcat Wednesday nights from 5–8pm, Lucinda Williams, Rhett Miller, available now. This Bozeman-based enjoy a house-brewed pint and be proud, Bridger Brewing is the per- Bridger Brewing hosts Music & Kathleen Edwards and Patty folk/bluegrass duo plays original, charitable in the process! fect place for lunch or an evening Mussels! Come enjoy some live Griffin, Hays has a sound uniquely traditional, and cover music. Have a brew and help raise dol- out. To learn more about upcoming music and a half pound of succu- her own. She has shared the stage Montana Rose bring a per- lars for The Trust for Public Land on events and daily specials, visit lent, steamed mussels with house- with Hayes Carll, Sturgil Simpson, formance on Wednesday, June 20th. Monday, June 4th. The organiza- www.bridgerbrewing.com or made sweet Italian sausage, toma- Bruce Robison, Kelly Willis and With eight recordings to their credit, tion’s mission is to create parks and call (406) 587-2124. Bridger toes, garlic, and chili flakes, topped Jeffery Foucault to name a few. River Montana Rose has come to embody protect land for people, ensuring Brewing is located at 1609 S 11th with parsley and tomato salsa. Swimmer, Hays’ third full-length and the spirit of Americana. Montana healthy, livable communities for gen- Ave. in the Town & Country Christy Hays and Tony fifth release overall, brings the cul- Rose is a harmonious union of the erations to come. Learn more at complex, near campus and just Polecastro team up for an evening mination of her influences and most recognizable genres of www.tpl.org. across from the Fieldhouse. of tunes on Wednesday, June 6th. experiences traveling the world. The American music blended into a Take a peek into the work of the They’re open for business from “Like Lucinda Williams in a album is available now. unique western style. Forged in the National Parks Conservation Association 11:30am–9pm daily. •

Live features Lowest Pair, Robbie Fulks & other artists Live From The Divide continues ments to support their timeless song- for folk album and American roots treats with the utmost respect. That’s not to say these are simple intimate performances this summer, writing and haunting vocals. Fern Girl song (“Alabama at Night”). “When I discovered Townes Van songs; Fullbright possesses a keen celebrating the lineage and contem- is a more moody and adventurous Fulks has made countless radio Zandt, that’s when I went, ‘You ear for memorable melody and a porary voice of the American Roots exploration of new sounds, new stu- appearances on WSM’s Grand Ole know, this is something to be taken unique approach to harmony, mov- singer/songwriter. Here’s a look at dio production directions, and what Opry and NPR’s Fresh Air, Mountain pretty damn seriously,’” says ing through chord progressions far just a few of the upcoming acts. it might sound like for The Lowest Stage, and World Cafe. He’s also been Fullbright. “‘This is nothing to do outside the expected confines of tra- The Lowest Pair is set for a Pair to be supported by a full band, seen on PBS’s Austin City Limits, as with business, it has to do with art ditional folk or Americana. The per- show on Tuesday, June 5th at 9pm. while keeping one foot planted in well as NBC’s Today and Late Night and identity.’ You can write some- formances are stark and direct, Tickets are $25 plus fees. Doors the rootsy aesthetics which drew with Conan O’Brien, among many oth- thing that’s going to outlast you, and though, a deliberate approach meant at 8pm. them together from the beginning. ers. Artists who have covered his immortality through song is a big to deliver the songs in their purest Touring in continued support of Robbie Fulks follows with a songs include Sam Bush, Kelly draw.” Fullbright inhabits his songs’ and most honest form. their dual albums, Fern Girl and Ice performance on Saturday, June 16th Hogan, Andrew Bird, Mollie narrators completely, his old-soul Tickets are sold at the door, but Man and Uncertain as It Is Uneven, the at 9pm. Tickets are $40 plus fees. O’Brien, Rosie Flores, John Cowan, voice fleshing out complex charac- these small shows are known to sell out duo features the banjo picking of Doors at 8pm. and Old 97s. ters and subtle narratives with a gift- quickly – so buy yours early! Tickets Kendl Winter and Palmer T. Lee. Fulks is a singer, recording artist, Looking ahead, enjoy the talents ed sense of understatement. are available at Cactus Records The new records could be viewed as instrumentalist, composer, and song- of John Fullbright on Friday, June The arrangements on Songs are or www.cactusrecords.net. two windows into the growing and writer. His most recent release, 22nd at 9pm. stripped down to their cores and free Live is located at 627 E Peach St. in changing world of The Lowest Pair. 2016’s Upland Stories, earned year’s- If there’s a recurring motif that of ornamentation. Fullbright’s guitar Bozeman. Visit Uncertain stays the course of their best recognition from NPR and jumps out upon first listen to and piano anchor the record, while www.livefromthedivide.com for previous releases, being focused on Rolling Stone among many others, Fullbright’s latest album, Songs, it’s a minimalist rhythm section weaves a full lineup of performances and stripped down, intimate arrange- as well as two Grammy nominations, the act of writing, which is one he in and out throughout the album. further information. •

Reverend Peyton, Tango Alpha Tango, 4onthefloor & more at Filler ChickenJam West will present Sneaky dynamic musicality they’ve shown since mak- instance, has a carniva- Pete & the Secret Weapons with help from ing their debut with 2008’s Hawthorne Hoedown. lesque design that banks on Modern Sons on Friday, June 1st at 10pm. Through the years, the band has evolved from a lofty chorus and drum- Tickets to this 21+ show are $10 in advance a rootsy, string-centric outfit to a full-fledged mer Joey Harmon’s fills, and also available at the door. Doors at 9pm. rock act, eventually taking the stage at such while “Lonely” takes a The Wyoming-based group is a collective major festivals as Bonnaroo and Telluride more soulful approach to of musicians channeling original music Bluegrass (a set that inspired Rolling Stone to heartbreak before turning through a lens of hazy funk and unending praise their “raucous originals filled with to chiming guitars and an groove, all witnessed and interpreted from the heartfelt lyrics and stadium-worthy energy”). accepting mentality that peaks and valleys of the Rocky Mountains. Later on June 7th, head down the street for echos Tom Petty’s come- Their genre-blending sound of funk, rock, an after party at the Filler featuring the sounds back album, Wildflowers. jazz, and hip-hop moves from the streets of of Hawthorne Roots and The Kelly Trueb’s bright guitar work New Orleans to smoky jazz dives, exotic Latin Nicholson Band at 9:30pm. Tickets to this is tighter than ever ballrooms, intergalactic spaceships, and late- 21+ show are $10 in advance and at the door. throughout, lined with flut- night laser-filled clubs. Their latest album, Doors at 8:30pm. tering bits of jazz and Liftoff, is available now. Sister-fronted local Americana rock band improvisation that build The Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Hawthorne Roots brings a soulful and ener- upon his subtle interplay Band follows on Wednesday, June 6th at 8pm. getic performance to the stage, every lyric sung with his wife, Mirabai, and Tickets to this 21+ show are $15 in advance with passion and authenticity. The band’s Harmon. The 4onthefloor and $18 at the door. Doors at 7pm. music draws inspiration from Fleetwood Mac, Check out The Southern Indiana-bred singer/guitarist, the Heart, and Sheryl Crow. Defined by their 4onthefloor on and beyond. Their latest album, The Spark, is band’s frontman has earned a reputation as tightly woven harmonies and relentlessly Wednesday, June 13th at 9pm. Tickets to this available now. both a singularly compelling performer and a catchy melodies, their “Revved-Up Soul 21+ show are $10 in advance and $12 at the The Social Animals front a show with persuasive evangelist for the rootsy country Music” is a distinct and exciting addition to door. Doors at 8pm. openers Red Glow Buffalo on Friday, June blues styles that captured his imagination early Montana’s scene. The Minneapolis band delivers stompin’ 15th at 10pm. Tickets to this 21+ show are $8 in life. These also inspired he and his band to Also from Bozeman, The Kelly Nicholson blues at an alarming intensity. Their music is in advance and $12 at the door. Doors at 9pm. make pilgrimages to Clarksdale, Mississippi to Band is a rock and soul group known to push inspired by the gutsy stomp of the Delta Blues The Animals are a full time, van-living study under such blues masters as T-Model its sound toward blues, folk, jam, electro, and as well as the hoedowns from America’s past young band. They speak through elegantly sar- Ford, Robert Belfour and David “Honeyboy” reggae. Headed by Kelly Nicholson, the band and present. While the group prides itself on castic, thoughtful lyrics with memorable Edwards. The group’s latest release, Front Porch consists of members from MOTH, Pinky and its original songs, 4onthefloor also loves put- melodies splattered across a canvas of indie Sessions, is available now. the Floyd, Solidarity Service, SlomoJoe and ting its signature stomp on covers from the rock instrumentation. Releasing their debut Fruition return to Bozeman on Thursday, Skavacado. likes of Wilco to Tom Jones. Their latest com- EP, Formative Years, in late summer of 2016, June 7th for the first in the “2018 Cannery Visiting from Portland, Tango Alpha pilation, Live at the Triple Rock, is available now. The Social Animals have laid a sturdy founda- District Patio Series” beginning at 7pm. Held Tango performs on Saturday, June 9th with Sol Seed is next up on Thursday, June tion for the character and direction of the outside Wildrye Distilling, Dean’s Zesty Booch The Love Darts and Gearhorse kicking off 14th at 9pm. Tickets to this 21+ show are $10 band. Songs like “Let Me Go” marry the grit- and 406 Brewing, tickets to this all ages event the evening at 9pm. Tickets to this 21+ show in advance and $12 at the door. Doors at 8pm. tiness of an honest band cramped in a Chevy are $18 in advance and $20 at the door. are $10 in advance and $12 at the door. The Oregon-based group is known for its Express with the pop sensibility of Tom Petty. Doors at 6pm. Doors at 8pm. distinct sound combining elements of rock, “I Guess in America” offers a tongue-in-cheek On their fifth full-length, Watching It All Fall The tried-and-true riffage and raw psyche- hip-hop, soul, world music and psychedelic outlook on the process of dealing with person- Apart, Fruition transform pain and heartache delia, once the cornerstones of singer-guitarist jam with a reggae foundation to form a posi- al sadness under the seemingly comfortable into something truly glorious. With their song- Nathan Trueb’s particular brand of blues, tive musical fusion that’s uniquely their own. umbrella of the U.S., and the privileges (or writing sharper and more nuanced than ever have recently given way to a more pop-friendly With thought-provoking lyrics, infectious lack thereof) that come with it. before — and their sonic palette more daringly kind of rock, as evident on the band’s latest grooves and high-energy live performances, Advance tickets for these Filling Station expansive — the Portland, Oregon-based release, White Sugar. Songs like “I Gotta Girl” Sol Seed creates an unforgettable live music and other shows are available in-store at band’s full-hearted intensity ultimately gives and the title track showcase familiar distortion experience for people of all ages to enjoy. The Cactus Records and the album a transcendent power. and chugging electric guitar, though the rest band has rapidly gained momentum, creating www.cactusrecords.net. For more informa- From song to song, Fruition display the are more polished and subdued. “People,” for a diverse and loyal fan base in the Northwest tion, visit www.chickenjamwest.com. •

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Pick your Red Tractor pizza night – topped with live music, of course! Settle in with a slice, a Montana Frequent performer Larry Kiff instrumental Gypsy Jazz music in rooted in original material that pays the great state of Montana. They brew, and a seat! Red Tractor Pizza will provide the tunes on Tuesday, the style of Django Reinhardt. The homage to the tradition from which bring people together by playing plays host to live music and other June 5th at 7pm. Larry is an excel- tunes are joyful and elegant, remi- it was begotten. groove-based music, specifically events throughout the week. Here’s lent guitarist and has been a coun- niscent of music played in Paris Jacob Rountree performs pulling from the jazz, rock, and funk a look at what’s coming up. try fan his whole life. He cites Buck nightclubs in the 1940s. Monday, June 11th beginning at genres. The band plays a blend of On June 1st, Jazz Night returns Owens as his number one influ- Juice Box Band perform 6:30pm. The singer/songwriter has original compositions, standards, to Red Tractor, as it does every ence. Expect to hear Larry play Saturday, June 9th at 7pm. been playing guitar for a decade and and modern songs with the intent of Friday, at 7pm. Curated by guitarist mostly older country tunes with creating fresh sounds while still and composer Alex Robilotta, these covers of George Jones, Owens, respecting the heritage and language evenings feature the music styles of Johnny Cash, and Charley Pride, of those before them. jazz, funk, latin, and more. Come just to name a few. One-man soul band Dan out, get ready to groove, and hear Grab a seat for Comedy Night Dubuque is back on Sunday, June America’s only original art form as on Wednesday, June 6th beginning 17th at 6pm. Dan plays a it exists and evolves in the 21st cen- at 7:30pm. High energy comedy, Weissenborn lap slide guitar as a tury. Additional Jazz Nights are set for improvised storytelling, and short percussive instrument, as well as a June 8th and 15th at 7pm. scenes will keep you good and rhythm and lead instrument. The PermaFunk helps kick off the entertained. Red Tractor hosts one son of a Native Aymara Indian new month on Saturday, June 2nd of Gallatin Valley’s only regular live from Bolivia and a Caucasian at 7pm. The Bozeman-based group comedy shows every month. The American from Montana, he brings makes music to keep bodies moving stand-up comedy night takes place a passion for all styles of music. and souls grooving! Expect plenty every second and fourth Red Tractor Pizza serves up of funky, soulful, psychedelic, and Wednesday. The show is all ages, so New York-style, brick oven pizzas Latin-infused grooves. The band is you can bring the whole family for with a Bozeman, Montana spin! inspired by the creativity and pas- some laughs. PermaFunk The pizzeria uses the freshest, most sion of the 1970s and everyone who Bridger Creek Boys return to locally-sourced ingredients to bring participates in the PermaFunk their usual Thursday slot on June Composed of Alan “Juicebox” released his debut album, The you hand-tossed artisan pizzas in a experiment. 7th at 7pm. The Boys are an Molyneux and Weston Lewis, this Common Hour, in March. His styles comfortable, family-friendly envi- Music Monday sees a perform- acoustic bluegrass quartet steeped group has a fun, engaging sound are comparable to artists like Nick ronment. Join for live music and ance by Mike Comstock on June in old-time tradition, while also that’ll pair perfectly with pizza and Drake, Bob Dylan, Ben Howard, entertainment throughout the week 4th at 6:30pm. With music ranging pushing the genre with newgrass. hops. Come check them out! and Josh Garrels, but he’ll let you while enjoying Montana’s best draft from folk and country western, to The band blends originals with cov- Check out Lazy Owl String decide for yourself. Come support a beers, juicy Italian wines, and the blues and rock, the Comstock Lode ers of traditional bluegrass and Band on Sunday, June 10th at 6pm. local, up and coming artist! company of good friends, old or frontman performs primarily cover more contemporary artists. Their A diverse group of musicians, the Tuesday tunes! Adam & Dave new! Red Tractor is the place songs with a few originals. You can style is confident, complex, and full Lazy Owls’ influences range from stop in on June 12th at 7pm. Come where the Bozeman community expect to hear tunes from a variety of improvisation that will draw you jazz and blues to punk rock. check out the acoustics and show comes together to eat, listen, relax, of artists including Sam Cooke, in and get you shaking all over with However varied their influences, them some love! share, learn, and connect. Simon & Garfunkel, John Denver, bluegrass joy. Bridger Creek Boys will they’re undeniably steeped in an Howard Beall & the Fake Red Tractor Pizza is located at Eric Clapton, The Rolling Stones, bring additional performances to Red old-timey traditional style. The News follow on Saturday, June 16th 1007 W Main St. in Bozeman. Merle Haggard and Garth Brooks. Tractor June 14th and 21st at 7pm. group encapsulates an ethic of hard at 7pm. The group is a collection of Check out their menu at www.red- Comstock is back at Red Tractor on On Friday, June 8th, a very spe- driving, whiskey drinking, boot- talented young artists from around tractorpizza.com. • Wednesday, June 13th as part of his reg- cial Jazz Night will feature stomping music with infectious ener- ular duo with local musician Mike Montana Manouche beginning at gy that’s sure to get you moving. Doughery at 7pm. 7pm. The group plays swinging The band’s repertoire is heavily Kountry Korner regs: Claudia Williams, Bob Spirited live performances twice Britten & Rich Mayo weekly at downtown distillery Best of Bozeman ‘Best Distillery’ formance on June 11th. Holland Amanda Stewart will bring an winner Bozeman Spirits is a great possesses a vocal quality uniquely engaging performance to the distill- place to cool off with a drink or two! her own. It can be smoky, sweet, ery on Thursday, June 14th. She The distillery also hosts live music by warm, and inviting, taking from the performs acoustic, alternative, and great local artists every Tuesday (and highest highs to the lowest lows. The country covers – not to mention Thursday starting June 14th) from emotion in the voice can only come plenty of her own original music. 5:30–8pm in their welcoming tasting from someone that has lived through Grab a cocktail and enjoy! room. Here’s a look at the those experiences… as Holland has. Local group Left for Dead will upcoming acts. A multi-instrumentalist, she often perform for distillery-goers on Opening up a new month of live backs her voice with acoustic guitar, Tuesday, June 19th. Come enjoy an music, Christy Hays is back on fiddle, or accordion. Holland fronts adult beverage and listen to some Tuesday, June 5th. “Like Lucinda the popular Americana/country great acoustics from this fine fellow. Williams in a Carhartt jacket, band Little Jane & the Pistol Whips. Tom Kirwan is set for Evening live music in Four A local pianist and KKC fixture, Christy Hays works rugged Expect to hear plenty originals Thursday, June 21st. Tom performs Corners, three nights per week! The Bob Britten brings Saturday per- metaphors into emotionally charged and crowd favorites during this solo a blend of folk country and Kountry Korner Café serves a tasty formances June 2nd, 9th and 16th country folk,” wrote a reviewer for performance. Americana. Tom’s songs evoke nos- breakfast and/or dinner, as well as at 5:30pm each evening. Britten The Austin Chronicle. Hays’ music has Josh Moore returns Tuesday, talgia of long-ago dreams and peo- local musician residencies through- studied piano and guitar as a youth folk and country tinges, thoughtfully June 12th. A native of North ple, while weaving stories of human out the month. Here’s a look at growing up in New Jersey, but it penned sto- longing both past and present. some upcoming event dates. was the guitar that brought him to ries and a Bozeman Spirits Distillery’s tast- Claudia Williams performs Montana. He studied classical gui- full band ing room offers a warm and wel- every Friday night at 5:30pm. She’ll tar and attended Christopher sound that’s coming environment. With the his- be ready to entertain June 1st, 8th Parkening’s master classes at both driving tory kept alive in the reclaimed and 15th. Williams has been singing Montana State University in 1981 alt country wood and metals throughout, you in the Big Sky Country most of her and 1982. Bob played guitar and and moody will feel the modern charm and his- life. As the lead singer of Montana piano in various bands in Billings folk rock. tory as you walk in. Your fresh cock- Rose, she’s following her dream of including the Gentlemen of Jazz Compared tail is served upon wood from the songwriting and interpreting songs and solo piano nightly at the Cellar to Brandi 1930s, and the bar brings the of others that speak to her soul. She 301 for several years. Carlile, atmosphere of the old saloon. The enjoys telling the stories of life and Rich Mayo performs every Lucinda beautiful stills and production are love in the west, sharing tales that Tuesday at 6pm. Upcoming dates Williams, seen through the back glass win- most just dream about. A true include June 5th, 12th and 19th. A Rhett Miller, dows of the tasting room, and the Montana icon, she was born and multi-instrumentalist, Mayo plays Kathleen mixologists will be happy to explain raised in the West and carries on the guitar, harp, and vocals. He Edwards distilling techniques from the grains, the culture in music. Williams inter- performs an Americana mix and Patty mashing, blending, and bottling prets standards like “Walkin’ After you’re sure to enjoy, and his wife, Griffin, processes. Midnight,” “I Fall to Pieces,” Tanna, often adds a flute and lovely Hays has a Learn more about their “Sweet Dreams,” and others, with female voice. sound spirits, distilling processes, and an erotic tenderness that’s less For more information about uniquely her other offerings at www.bozeman- country than it is late-night hip. A upcoming events, call (406) 586- own. She spirits.com. • little folk, country and blues, it’s 2281 or visit www.kountryko- has shared American roots music. rnermontana.com. •

the stage with Hayes

Carll, Sturgil Simpson, Ashly Holland Bruce Robison, Kelly Willis

and Jeffery Foucault to name a few. Carolina, he is a vocalist and gui- River Swimmer, Hays’ third full-length tarist most frequently lending his tal-

and fifth release overall, brings the ents to Laney Lou & The Bird Dogs. culmination of her influences and The band fuses old time folk songs

experiences traveling the world. The with a rock n’ roll attitude, pushing album is available now. the envelope of what a string band

Ashly “Little Jane” Holland would generally be described as. stops in for a special Monday per- Come enjoy Moore’s solo renditions!

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Poolside performers help usher in June at Norris Hot Springs The season is in full swing at 50 Mile Grill. and describes his guitar style as the comes deep from the heart, or in Portland. The duo combines lush Norris Hot Springs, with the grill The 50 Mile Grill is so named “West Dakota stutter.” His lyrically some cases, bubbles up from his two-part harmonies and a complex, open, the campground welcoming because of the commitment to bring scrambled iambic pentameter can whimsical sense of irony. Lang’s heartwarming lyrical landscape with guests, and the pool ready for soak- you the freshest, locally-sourced food be politically bent, spiritually seek- selection of covers ranges from early soft-spoken yet rich musical accom- ers every day but Tuesday from available. Proteins are obtained ing, and tongue-in-cheek humorous country blues to the full gamut of paniment. Live, they draw their 10am–10pm. Early Yellowstone visi- locally and don’t make any long with just a twist of serious. contemporary classics. A few of his audience in with their quirky banter trips through Aran Buzzas returns on biggest influences include Muddy and adorable onstage chemistry, cre- factories or Saturday, June 2nd. Calling his Waters, Woody Guthrie, Bruce ating – and inspiring in their fans – warehouses – music “Homegrown Montana Folky Springsteen, Eddie Vedder, and an archetype for true love in the the food you eat Tonk,” Aran performs songs that are Townes Van Zandt. modern world. Their debut album, is as fresh as easy to relate to, often amusing, and Tom Catmull is next up on The Remarkable Adventures Of, is avail- you’ll find any- frequently with a regional backdrop. Sunday, June 10th. Tom has been able now. where. Salad Nathan North closes out writing, recording, performing, eat- New to Norris, Resonant greens are also another weekend on Sunday, June ing and breathing music for nearly Rogues visit the hot springs on always organic 3rd. A Billings performer, Nathan two decades. He likes telling stories, Sunday, June 17th. The songwriting and local, and uses loops to create complex and making acoustic and electric guitar soul child of partners Sparrow and soon Norris’ wonderful songs. He’ll be perform- sounds and using them to wrap Keith J. Smith is based out of garden will ing originals and notable covers. words around a melody. The style of Asheville, NC. With influences that begin to deliver He’s also a Norris crowd favorite. Tom’s music usually lands some- include Appalachian old-time, its bounty The following weekend gets off where between the blurred lines of Balkan folk music, Swing directly to your to a fine start on Friday, June 8th country, country swing, pop, and Manouche, and early New Orleans plate. with Half Pelican. The duo plays folk. His band, Last Resort, is an all Jazz, they take their favorite flavors Come for a cosmic acoustic grooves influenced original rock/pop four-piece. and blend them into a delicious, meal, soak, and by Appalachian, Celtic, On Friday, June 15th, Rod danceable dish. Their latest record, a beverage – Scandinavian, bluegrass and country Morrison takes the stage. A Hands in the Dirt, is available now. then stay for the music. They feature original and tra- Helena musician, Rod performs gui- For more information on the his- best in live ditional songs with tunes performed tar-based acoustic tunes played and toric pool, a link to the campground acoustic music on cello, fiddle, octave mandolin and sung with feeling. He’ll bring classics where you can reserve your spot, a on the Poolside banjo, paired with sweet vocal har- you’ll recognize but don’t hear every look at the menu, directions, or Half Pelican – photo by Denise Karis Stage every monies. day, mixed with an occasional origi- details about the Norris designated Friday, On Saturday, June 9th, Lang nal or two. driver program, please visit tors have begun to arrive with ques- Saturday and Sunday evening start- Termes returns to the Poolside Check out Fox & Bones on www.norrishotsprings.com. tions about the historic wooden ing at 7pm. Stage. Lang’s vocal style ranges from Saturday, June 16th. This conceptu- Norris is located 24 miles west of pool, the amazing water, and the Neil Filo Beddow opens up a mellow folk ballads to growling boo- al folk collaboration between Bozeman near the intersection of delicious organic food served daily new month on Friday, June 1st. He gie blues. His style of songwriting – American songwriters Sarah Vitort Hwy 287 and Route 84. They can at the No LoOse Dogs Saloon and plays original folk rock for the soul, both original music and lyrics – and Scott Gilmore is based in be reached at (406) 685-3303. •

Sugar Daddies, www.TWANG play Sacajawea Hotel Wine, dine, and enjoy some of Montana since its inception in 2012. TWANG originals Montana’s best live music at Three While the gist of their material is set this band apart Forks’ historic Sacajawea Hotel. popular rock n’ roll, country, oldies, from all others in Guests, locals, and people from all R&B and blues, they also have an the Western U.S. around are welcome head out and extensive arsenal of original songs, The band features enjoy everything the Sac has to offer. all of which are palatable, as well as the combined tal- Here’s a look at some of the upcom- an array of lesser-known but still ents of bass player ing music. great songs by both obscure and and vocalist Russ Country rockers Bluebelly well-known artists/songwriters. Olsen, drummer Junction return Friday, June 1st. Their main focus is variety, and they Mike Gillan, fiddle The group provides audiences with half-jokingly have a motto of “No and stand up steel what they consider “rockabilly request left behind.” guitar player Mike music” all over the state of Sunrise Karaoke will test your Parsons, lead gui- Montana. The high-energy band vocal abilities on Friday, June 8th. tarist and song- tends to veer away from slow jams, Bring your favorite songs and get writer Marcus other than the occasional tune. With ready to impress — or at least give it Engstrom, as well an arsenal of originals and personal- your best shot! You haven’t done as rhythm guitar ized covers, the guys will keep you karaoke until you’ve done it with player and song- on your feet until last call. Sunrise. writer Buck Sugar Daddies bring all the www.TWANG brings the party Buchanan. These favorites on Saturday, June 2nd. This on Saturday, June 9th. Their name guys take no pris- Montana-based trio is comprised of says it all. The truck drivin’, heart oners and leave nothing but happy rock n’ roll and country western old or new favorite. Richard Riesser (guitar, vocals), breakin’, honky-tonk dance band dancers in their wake. Don’t miss a band plays covers from the ‘60s ALL Sac Bar music begins at Oscar Dominguez (keyboards, bass has been offering up real country chance to take in one of their “real through the ‘00s. Creedence, Eagles, 9pm. The Sacajawea Hotel is locat- and vocals), and Ron Craighead music to their fans since 1998. No deal, premium country music” Green Day, Grand Funk, Elvis, ed at 5 N Main in Three Forks. (drums, vocals). The band has been smarmy, plastic hat-wearing, shows. You won’t be sorry. Skynard, Beatles, Nirvana, Cash, For more information about successfully performing in various Nashville pop from these guys. Comstock Lode pop in for a George Strait, Garth Brooks, Vince these events, visit www.sacajawea- venues throughout Southwest Classic country and seamless lively performances on Saturday, Gill, Merle Haggard – just wait a hotel.com or call (406) 285-6515. • June 16th. Bozeman’s best classic couple minutes and you’ll hear an Progressive folk, rock & blues artist stops into Lockhorn Cider House Dubbed the ‘Best Original and audience-inclusive. Cofell’s third Musician’ in Central Minnesota, album, A Thousand Shades of Blue, singer/songwriter Dave Cofell will released in 2016 and was produced bring a performance to Lockhorn by Bobby Vee’s Rockhouse Cider House on Wednesday, June Productions. 13th from 7–9pm. Stop in for a cold glass and a hot Raised in the fertile farmlands of plate while enjoying Dave Cofell and MN, Cofell’s songwriting reflects both other exciting artists. Lockhorn is a his rural roots and lifelong musical small, family-owned cidery specializ- explorations. His performances ing in crafting all-natural hard ciders include a variety of styles on six and of the highest quality. Their ciders are twelve-string guitars and banjo. Show made especially for those who crave a attendees will hear, among others, the seriously dry adult beverage free of influences of Neil Young, Johnny added sweeteners and chemical stabi- Cash, Fats Waller, Hank Williams Sr., lizers. The ciders are made from Howlin’ Wolf, Pete Seeger, Leo organic apples, include no added Kottke, Stan Rogers, John Denver, sugar or sulfites, and are gluten free. and Leadbelly. Lockhorn Cider House is located While an average of 200 shows a at 21 S Wallace Ave., behind Heeb’s year, both stateside and abroad, East Main Grocery, in Bozeman. would exhaust most, Cofell revels in Hours are noon–midnight daily. For traveling, meeting all kinds of people further information, call (406) 580- and performing in new spaces. His 9098 or visit www.lockhornhard- live shows are entertaining, engaging cider.com. •

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Summer season set to begin at Big Sky Resort The slopes may be closed for the Winding along the wildlife-rich shade. Then get some professional mountain biking, ziplining, golf, the Designed exclusively for kids ages season, but Big Sky Resort has plen- banks of the West Fork of the scenic tips at the fully-equipped pro shop, Lone Peak Expedition, and more! 6–14, the Kids Adventure Games is ty to keep you busy until With its mountain biking season a multi-discipline adventure race, the far-away first snow. opening Saturday, June 23rd, Big where kids, in teams of two, com- Combine classic links-style Sky is offering its popular Bike pete together on bike, in water, and golf and the stunning nat- Haul Season Pass at a discounted on foot through a challenging 3.5 to ural beauty of Big Sky price – $125 – through June 30th. Big 5-mile adventure course featuring country to witness a golf Sky Resort offers over 40 miles of man-made and natural obstacles. experience like no other. trails from the Mountain Village and Kids will learn the values of The award-winning, sce- the only lift-accessible areas featur- teamwork, sportsmanship, problem nic 18-hole par 72 Big ing downhill trails from the Swift solving, the importance of an active Sky Resort Golf Current, Thunder Wolf, and lifestyle, as well as an appreciation Course is now open, so Explorer lifts. Riders will find mostly for the outdoors. Participants are make a day of it with advanced and expert downhill trails sure to finish tired and dirty, but friends and family – book off the Swift Current lift, with a with a true sense of accomplish- your tee-times now! beginner and intermediate flow trail ment! Learn more about the Golfers also have the off Explorer and intermediate to three-day event and register at option to compete for a expert trails off of Thunder Wolf. www.KidsAdventureGames.com cause! The 5th Annual Lifts run daily from 9am–4pm. For Established in 1973, Big Sky Ice House Open is set bike rentals, bike haul lift tickets and Resort is located in the Northern for Friday, June 22nd with gear, look no further than the Rockies of Southwest Montana a shotgun start at 1pm. Different Spokes Bike Shop. between Bozeman and Yellowstone This tournament is And mark your calendars! The National Park. Big Sky Resort is $100/player and supports 2018 Big Sky Kids Adventure the Biggest Skiing in America the Big Sky Skating & Hockey Gallatin River, you tee up with all directed by the 2012 Horton Games are set for Friday through with 5,800+ acres offering an Association. See website for beaver, deer, and moose as your Smith Award winning PGA Sunday, June 29th–July 1st. It’s the average of two acres per skier and further details. gallery. Re-live your best shots at Professional, Mark Wehrman. return of the most ziplining, cargo 4,350 vertical drop. Learn more The Arnold Palmer course is Bunker Bar & Grill, offering outdoor Summer’s opening day at Big Sky netting, biking, hiking, climbing, rap- about the mountain and all Summer 6,500 feet above sea level, offering seating with the best views in Big Resort is set for Friday, June 8th. Come pelling, slip-sliding, wet, muddy, fun 2018 events at longer drives and spectacular views. Sky’s Meadow and great sunshine or join in on all the seasonal fun with a kid can have! www.bigskyresort.com. •

Hawk Tracksters show out at State AA meet By Danny Waldo vidual honors. Missoula Sentinel team that Delaney Bahn (1st in long jump, first in the long jump, while Duncan Good competition brings out the It was the first time in a decade amassed 141.5 points to Bozeman’s 3rd in high jump), Lucy Corbett Hamilton earned a gold in the best in competitors, and that cer- that both the boys and girls claimed 113. “We were excited to score that (3rd in 300 hurdles, 6th in 100 1,600 and a silver in the 3,200. tainly was the case for the a trophy together at the state meet. many points,” Fisher said. “Other hurdles), and Mayjia Horst (5th in Dylan Humberger added a 6th Bozeman Hawk boys’ and “It’s a pretty special day,” head years, that could get you first.” 300 hurdles). place finish in the 1.600, as did girls’ track teams at the recent coach Eric Fisher said. “They both The girls received contributions The boys received points from Logan Kleinhans in the high 2018 Class AA state track and field had two days of phenomenal per- from a number of runners, most an unlikely source, as senior Robbie jump and Cooper Craig in the meet held in Great Falls. formances top to bottom. I’m so notably, senior Camila Noe who Simpson crashed the party by finish- 100-meter dash. While neither squad was able to proud of this team.” totaled 18 points after winning the ing 3rd in the 100-meter dash and Vincent Davison took home a bring home the team title (The girls For the girls, there were thoughts 3,200 and earning a runner-up fin- 6th in the 200. Entering the state 5th place finish in the pole vault to finished second, while the boys of taking home their first team title ish in the 1,600, in addition to help- meet, Simpson was seeded eighth in round out the boy’s scoring. brought home the third-place tro- in the AA classification after leading ing the 4X400 relay team to a the 100 and wasn’t ranked in the Danny Waldo is a local freelance writer. phy), several individuals on both heading into Saturday’s competi- third-place finish. Top 10 for the 200. He covers Bozeman Hawk and Montana teams were able to bring home indi- tion, but they were outshined by a Other key contributors included Latrell McCutcheon took home State Bobcat athletics.• Page 2D • The enDZone • June 1, 2018

Montana State Women’s Basketball faces the storm By Danny Waldo was first hired for a coaching clinic. everyone on the same page and Spring showers may be falling in I’ve always valued his opinion and begin to identify potential leaders for the Gallatin Valley, but the input on how we’re running things.” next season’s squad. Montana State women’s bas- Binford and her staff will look to “We’ve already started that ketball coaching staff was facing use the newfound knowledge head- process,” Binford said. “We’ve talked a different storm recently, as head ing into a difficult 2018-19 season, about what leadership traits look like. coach Tricia Binford and Co. headed one where MSU recently learned We’ll ask some kids to stretch them- west to the Emerald City to learn up they will participate in the WNIT, selves and we already have kids that close from the WNBA’s Seattle one of the premier pre-season tour- other players respond too. We’re iden- Storm. naments in women’s college basket- tifying strengths in all of our players. The staff took advantage of an ball. MSU will join 15 other teams in “As a staff, we'll be encouraging NCAA-mandated dead period, the season-opening tournament, a them to stay engaged with each other, where communication with potential schedule that will include Power 5 have positive body language and recruits is deemed impermissible, to schools, such as Auburn, Iowa State, good communication,” Binford stat- learn from one of the top teams in Marquette and Miami. The tourna- ed. “Competitiveness is also some- the WNBA, led by Dan Hughes, who ment provides a three-game guaran- thing we've been striving for in prac- was a mentor to Binford when she tee, and 2017 WNIT champion, tice. We want to get kids out of there was with the Cleveland Rockers. Louisville, reached the Final Four, Photo by Tom Schulz- The Montana State women’s basketball program comfort zone and I think that will “Dan is one of my mentors that I and WNIT runner-up, Oregon, Gabrielle Mocchi, Halle Wright, and Sidney Zieske, Brynley Fitzgerald encourage some leadership. They’ll seek out along with June Daugherty, reached the Elite Eight. have to make demands of each other John Stockton and Raegan Pebley,” “Playing in the preseason WNIT WNIT is a prestigious tournament MSU coaches will begin imple- and if they can handle that I think Binford said. “I had the opportunity is an exciting opportunity for us to and to be invited to be part of the menting new ideas soon as they we’ll have an exciting season.” to do something like this a few years face some outstanding programs that 16-team field is a good reflection of begin summer workouts with their Danny Waldo is a local freelance writer. ago when Coach Hughes was with will provide us with a high-level of our program. We look forward to returning players. Binford’s staff will He covers Bozeman Hawk and Montana the San Antonio Silver Stars. We also competition,” said Montana State seeing who and where we will be have 6-8 weeks to work with players; State Bobcat athletics. He also enjoys good had him out here (Bozeman) when I head coach Tricia Binford. “The playing.” during that time they hope to get country music and ice cold lemonade. •

Riverside to host MT REI plays host to Bozeman Backcountry WBC’s first ‘Sip N Chip’ Woman Series REI Bozeman continues to host Guys and gals, registration is now and entry for door prizes. Cash bar, FREE outdoors-based presentations open for Montana Women’s no golf experience needed, and into summer. Here’s a look at a few Business Center’s inaugural Sip N clubs will be on hand to borrow. of the upcoming courses and Chip event on Tuesday, July 10th at Sponsorship opportunities will also other events. The 19th Tee at Riverside Country available, starting at $250. Further Check out the next Garage Club. Attendees will participate in event details and registration infor- Sale for REI Members on three 15-minute golf clinic rotations mation can be found by visiting Saturday, June 9th from 9am–3pm. led by Riverside’s professional golf www.prosperamt.org/events/s During this daylong sale, REI staff, including Head Pro Brandon ipnchip. Members are invited to come in for Kahl, while enjoying wine, beer, and The Montana Women’s Business amazing deals on “as is” merchan- bubbles. An optional putting contest Center (WBC) is a program of dise that has been used and returned. Items are priced to sell. Come in early for the best selection. If you are not a member, please check with REI staff for member- ship details – it’s affordable and lasts Backcountry Woman Series: for you to rotate through and get a lifetime. Gear Tips & Hacks heads to the the information you need before The next edition of the East Gallatin Recreation Area on setting out on your backcountry Bozeman Backcountry Woman Thursday, June 21st from 3–6pm. excursion. Afterward, the group will Series: Packing with Your Pup With these “Campfire Sessions,” wander over to MAP Brewing to is set for Wednesday, June 13th at REI’s female Outdoor School discuss everyone’s favorite gear and 6:30–8pm. Learn about where to Instructors will answer some of the hacks! go with your dog, the best leash and most common questions they get on Many REI classes and presenta- dog pack type for you, protecting camping gear. Which camp stove tions are free and open to the public, your dog’s feet, weather considera- do I need? What’s the difference but registration is required. Space is tions, and first aid. The instructor between water filter systems? limited. Reserve a spot now at may even bring her pup to model Which sleeping bag is best for me? www.rei.com/learn, where you the gear! How do I know which backpacking can find more information about Looking ahead, the following tent is right for me and how do I set these and other upcoming courses edition of the Bozeman it up? Several stations will be set up and events. •

Montana Boxing presents ‘Glory Bound’

will take place at the conclusion of Prospera Business Network and is at Haynes Pavilion the lessons to put your skills to the partially funded by the U.S. Small Montana Boxing will present Purchase advance tickets and learn of experience in competition test. A business networking social Business Administration. Established “Glory Bound,” a full contact more at www.montana- and/or coaching. Montana Boxing will follow including door prizes, in October 2009, the Montana boxing event, at Haynes Pavilion at boxing.com. athletes train hard and are active in interactive contests and hors d’oeu- WBC is one of over 100 business the Gallatin County Fairgrounds on Montana Boxing was started by the community, participating in a vres. This new event is limited to 50 centers across the country. The cen- Saturday, June 9th at 7:30pm. The Coaches Levi Johnson and Nick wide array of fundraising, volun- attendees, so be sure to secure your ter provides the necessary tools and evening will feature awesome give- Rangel in 2014. What started as a teering and attending parades and spot before it sells out! support to help women establish, aways, great food and a full bar. place for competitors to train has festivals. Whether you’re an athlete Registration for the first Sip N grow, and sustain businesses Come support your local boxers as become an outlet for kids and wanting to compete or just looking Chip is $75 for Prospera members throughout the state of Montana. they compete against talent from adults alike. The boxing studio’s for a new workout routing, and $100 for non-members. Ticket Learn more about the Montana across the state and surrounding coaching staff has grown substan- Montana Boxing is the place for price includes golf clinic, all you can Women’s Business Center at areas! Doors at 6:30pm. General tially and they take pride in teach- you! Learn more by visiting the drink beer, wine and bubbles, food www.montanawbc.org. • admission is $15 with VIP tickets ing real boxing. All coaches are aforementioned website or find and table rates also available. USA Boxing Certified and have lots them on Facebook. • Register for Jim Bridger Trail Run before it’s full up Bridger Ski Foundation has Registration for the Jim Bridger freestyle/freeskiing. They also groom announced the 24th Annual Trail Run is $50 – and this race fills an incredible network of community Jim Bridger Trail Run will up early! For more details and to Nordic ski trails for the Bozeman take place in Bozeman on register, please visit www.bridger- public. BSF focuses on inspiring a Saturday, June 23rd and is skifoundation.org/jbtr. lifelong love of skiing, athletic excel- now accepting participant Bridger Ski Foundation is a non- lence, and personal growth. Learn registrations. profit community ski organization more about membership opportuni- Beginning and ending in offering educational and competitive ties and the Jim Bridger Trail Run by Sypes Canyon, the Jim Bridger programs in Nordic, alpine, and visiting the aforementioned website. • Trail Run is a rugged, 10-mile trail race with more than 2,000 Photo by John Morris feet of vertical climbs through the Bridger Mountain foothills. Registration includes a t-shirt, shuttle, and post-race BBQ. All proceeds benefit the efforts of the Bridger Ski Foundation. Note: There is absolutely no parking allowed at the trailhead or along Sypes Canyon Rd. the day of the race. Vans will run from 7am until the end of the event. Find parking at Springhill Sod Farm, at the intersection of Springhill and Sypes Canyon. Shuttles are mandatory for runners, www.streamlinebus.com spectators, and volunteers.

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GVLT’s Summer Trails Challenge now live & more Discovery Walks Do you want to get your hands Match Pool, donated by local busi- ety of blooming wildflowers with with Baby. Be a part of our commu- Sands, GVLT Board Member and dirty? Grab a shovel and volunteer nesses, for every mile that is biked, local wildflower enthusiast and nity of new and expecting mothers! bike enthusiast. Bob will take you on for National Trails Day on hiked, or run on trails and logged expert, Carolyn Hopper. Can you Join to explore the trails around some of his favorites bike routes, Saturday, June 2nd. Every year in online. 1 mile = $1. It’s that simple! name them all? This walk meets at Bozeman, feeling the benefits of from city streets to lush, shady bike the beginning of summer’s first Your miles will help GVLT continue Drinking Horse Trail (at the trail- nature with no judgments or expec- paths. So dust off your helmet and head near the tations. Strap a baby on your back pump up your tires! These rides are parking lot off or let your toddler stop to smell the designed for bikers of all abilities. Bridger Dr.) at flowers – turn around whenever you This special ride will meet at the 9:30am. like. This walk meets at the base of GVLT offices (back patio, 212 S Check out Peets Hill (at the bridge near the Wallace, Ste. 102) at 6pm. a Trail Tracking parking lot off Church Ave.) at 9am. Wildflower Survivors with Montana Kids Walk with An additional Walk with Baby is set for Native Plant Society takes place MOSS on the following week, Thursday, June 14th. Thursday, June 14th. Take an Monday, June This walk meets at East Gallatin evening stroll through the East 4th. What Recreation Area (at the climbing boulder Gallatin Recreation Area on the types of crea- near the dock and pavilions off Manley north side of Bozeman, to see what tures have Rd.) at 9am. plants are showing during this time been here A Bugging Out Kids Walk with of the summer. This primitive park before us? Get MOSS is next up on Friday, June has a large and diverse riparian ready to put 8th. Creep and crawl your way flora, including a special plant that is your detective around a trail to explore the hiding rare in this part of the state. Wear skills to work spots of your favorite insects! How long pants and sturdy shoes that can while you dis- many insects can we find!? This walk get wet, and bring bug repellent. cover what meets at Drinking Horse Trail (at This walk meets at East Gallatin some of our the trailhead near the parking lot off Recreation Area (in the farthest month, hundreds of community to expand and enhance the Main area’s most popular wildlife have Bridger Dr.) at 9:30am. parking lot, past the beach and the members join Gallatin Valley Land Street to the Mountains trail system. been up to while we were away. An Introduction to Birding follows on bathrooms) at 5:30pm. Trust (GVLT) for a morning of hard See website for further details and to Search for tracks, scat, and fur as Saturday, June 9th. If you’re new to Finally, an Amphibious Adventures work to maintain or build our com- start logging! clues! This walk meets at The M birding or want to discover the Kids Walk with MOSS creeps in on munity trails. This event is free and Also in June, GVLT continues to Trail (at the trailhead near the park- “open secrets” of Sourdough Trail, Friday, June 15th. Did you know that open to the public. present its 2018 Discovery Walks, ing lot off Bridger Dr.) at 9:30am. join some experienced birders for Montana has native tiger salaman- This year’s event will focus on a trail exploration series, through the Walk with a Naturopathic Doctor on what is considered by many to be ders and chorus frogs? Can you improving trails and planting trees end of the month. Join GVLT vol- Tuesday, June 5th. Dr. McKenzie the best birding walk in the Gallatin guess where they live? Get outside on the trails around the west side of unteers to walk, talk, and explore on Mescon with Spring Integrative Valley. Quiet, curious walkers will be and explore the habitats of our town. Volunteers will meet at the the trails while meeting locals and Health will walk with you and rewarded with a handful of species amphibious neighbors. This walk pavilion at Valley West (on Clifden learning something new along the describe the unique approach of a sightings, a nesting site or two, and meets at Sourdough Canyon Trail Dr. between Babcock and Durston) way. These one-hour, guided, educa- Naturopathic Doctor. She’ll share glorious birdsong within the hour. (at the trailhead off Nash Rd.) for task assignments. Breakfast good- tional walks are totally FREE and easy tips and tricks to living a health- Map and bird list provided. Bring at 9:30am. ies will be provided, and the group open to the public. Volunteers and ier and more natural life. This walk binoculars if you have them! This Discovery Walks do not require will meet for a free picnic lunch at local experts will be hosting short meets at the base of Peets Hill (at walk meets at Sourdough Trail (trail- an RSVP, but please arrive a few noon once the work is complete. talks and activities during the walks. the bridge near the parking lot off head at Tuckerman Park off minutes early to join the groups. Please wear layers, sunscreen, Here’s a look at some of the upcom- Church Ave.) at 11am. Goldenstein Rd.) at 8am. Dogs are not allowed on walks and closed toed shoes. Gloves are ing outings. Walk and Talk Through History with Cool off with a Wonderful Water for safety reasons. A full schedule recommended. If possible, please Kids Birding with the Montana Gallatin History Museum on Kids Walk with MOSS on Monday, may be found at www.gvlt.org- bring wheel barrows, rakes and Outdoor Science School (MOSS) is Wednesday, June 6th. Learn some of June 11th. Everybody needs water! /events/discovery-walks. shovels (make sure to put your first up on Friday, June 1st. Grab Bozeman’s rich history and discover Come discover what a healthy river Gallatin Valley Land Trust con- name on them). No registration is some binoculars to discover the some interesting facts about our needs, explore a marsh, and get your nects people, communities, and open necessary, so bring your family, amazing birds in your own back- community’s past. This walk meets feet wet. A great way to cool down, lands through conservation of work- friends and coworkers for a morning yard! Do you notice how different at the base of Peets Hill (at the and enjoy a hike. This walk meets at ing farms and ranches, healthy of volunteer service for our commu- their feet are? Why are their feathers bridge near the parking lot off Sourdough Trail (trailhead at rivers, and wildlife habitat, as well nity trails! shaped that way? Let’s find out! This Church Ave.) at 5:30pm. An additional Tuckerman Park off Goldenstein as the creation of trails in the National Trails Day also marks walk meets at the Cherry River Trail Walk and Talk Through History is Rd.) at 9:30am. Montana headwaters of the the start of the Summer Trails (off of Frontage Rd. by the parking set for Saturday, June 16th, meeting at the Biking with Bob: Explore Trails with Missouri and Upper Yellowstone Challenge, running through June lot) at 9:30am. base of Peets Hill at 9:30am. GVLT is set for Tuesday, June 12th. Rivers. For more information about 22nd. During the challenge, GVLT A Wildflower Walk will take place On Thursday, June 7th, Roots Do yourself a favor and discover GVLT and these walks, visit the will receive $1 from the Community Saturday, June 2nd. Explore the vari- Family Collaborative presents Walk your community bike trails with Bob aforementioned website. •

Stop: Jammer Time! with Bucks drop Title Tilt at Missoula June Roller Derby bout Memorial Tournament

Gallatin Roller Derby hosts and www.grderby.com, or $10 at By Danny Waldo That’s the level of competition you a three-game homestand starting derby players from across the state the door. Kids age 10 and under are After steamrolling through their want to play because it makes us with the Gallatin Valley Outlaws on for “Neon Knockdown!” Join for admitted FREE. Doors open at first four games at the Missoula better, but I felt like they were the June 4th at Heroes Park in a ‘90s-themed bout on Saturday, 7pm, and the bout starts at 7:30pm. Memorial Day Tournament in the aggressor tonight.” Bozeman. June 16th at Haynes Pavilion in the A portion of the proceeds from Garden City, the Bozeman Over the course of the three- “We’ve been talking about our Gallatin County Fairgrounds. this event will benefit HAVEN, a Bucks’ bats went quiet in the final, day tournament, Bozeman took hitters and we knew it would take a Gallatin Valley skaters will combine local nonprofit committed to reduc- as Bozeman fell 6-0 to the Jets from down the Helena Senators, host little time to get used to this level … forces with those from across the ing incidences of domestic abuse Vauxhall, Alberta. Missoula Mavericks, Northern and they’re really starting to drive state to light up your Saturday night! and minimizing its impact on fami- Bozeman had outscored their Lakes Mountaineers from Idaho the baseball,” he added. “We were at Celebrate the ‘90s by wearing lies and communities. They provide first four opponents 43-6 in earning and the Butte Miners. 10 hits or more probably for four or neon, or come in costume as MC emergency shelter, crisis interven- a spot in the title game, but they Bozeman will look to ride the five games in a row, we ran the bases Hammer, a character from Saved by tion, ongoing support, referrals, and could only muster three hits while momentum of their strong showing really hard and we had 10 different the Bell, Clueless, Wayne’s World, Fresh education. Visit being shut out in their final game of in Missoula as conference play is set players on the mound (in Missoula) Prince or your own personal favorite! www.havenmt.org to learn more! the long weekend. However, all was to get underway. Bozeman will trav- and increased our depth there. I feel Costumed attendees aged 18+ get Gallatin Roller Derby is a not lost according to first-year man- el to Helena to take on the Senators good about where we’re at. first crack at limited trackside seat- 501(c)3 federal nonprofit and ager Garrett Schultz. “I was really again to kick off league play before “It was a really good weekend.” • ing (aka the Danger Zone). This achieved WFTDA (Women’s Flat happy with family-friendly event features food Track Derby Association) full mem- the ball- by Bubby’s, a no-host bar by the ber status in September 2015. For games we American Legion, raffles, games and more information about women’s put togeth- prizes. The after party will also be flat track roller derby and Gallatin er,” Schultz held at the American Legion. Roller Derby, visit the aforemen- asserted Tickets for Neon Knockdown are tioned website or find them on after his side $8 in advance at Cactus Records Facebook, @GallatinRollerGirlz. • dropped to 16-8. “Vauxhall is a really good pro- gram and the arm they threw at us was probably the best we’ve seen all year.

Running Lungs race returns to Lindley in benefit of lung cancer research The annual Running Lungs event will take place at Bozeman benefit race on Saturday, June 2nd! Running Company from 2–6pm. The event will go on rain or shine The shop is located at 126 E Main beginning at 9:30am in Lindley in Downtown Bozeman. And mark Park. The morning will include your calendars! An additional 10K, 5K Run/Walk, and 2K Fun Running Lungs event is set for Run course options. Snacks and Saturday, July 21st in Big Sky. Stay beverages will be available by Cafe tuned for details. M. Also on hand will be a Mayo Race organizer and lung cancer Clinic researcher to discuss the dis- survivor Linda Wortman, along ease and sign interested parties up with husband Jerry, co-founded the for the Longitudinal Lung Wortman Lung Cancer Foundation Health Study. 501(c)(3) as well as the Running Race registration is $35 for the Lungs Run/Walk events. As oncol- 10K and 5K courses. The 2K is $25 ogists and donors point out, low for kids ages 12 and under. Log on funding levels for lung cancer are a to www.raceentry.com and negative cycle that results in fewer search for ‘Running Lungs’ for fur- scientists focusing on needed solu- ther information, details on the tions. Lung cancer is the least- First2Burst Lung Challenge, and to researched major cancer due to register. Race timing will be provid- unfair stigma. It’s time to blow ed by Muddy Dog Sports. Online race lung cancer away! Learn more registration closes on Friday, June 1st at about Linda and Jerry’s work at 7pm. Also on June 1st, the evening www.wortmanlungcancer- before the race, a packet pick-up foundation.org. • Tell ’em, “I Saw It In The BoZone!” ––– The BoZone Entertainment Calendar • www.BoZone.com • 406-586-6730 • Volume 25, Number 11 - June 1, 2018 • page 3D June 1, 2018 The BoZone • Volume 25, Number 11

Business in and around the BoZone

4th Give Big initiative raises over $1.2 M for 194 local nonprofits! On May 3rd and 4th, neighbors Foundation! We are humbled by the Director for the Bozeman Area entire county was buzzing with nity members can see that our col- from all over Gallatin County came outpouring of support and generos- Community Foundation. excitement. In Bozeman, Donor lective impact as a community can together for the fourth annual Give ity that led our community to sur- One Give Big donor, Jennifer Lounge events hosted by local non- be greater than our support alone,” Big Gallatin Valley initiative, the pass this goal. While the dollars Boyer, explained why her family profits lined Main St. In Belgrade, said Wilkinson. “Every year, we’re largest day of giving in our county’s raised is so important, we are most gives through Give Big each year. local nonprofits hosted Donor humbled by the outpouring of sup- history! In just 24-hours, Gallatin proud of Lounge events at the Mint Bar and port for our local nonprofit commu- County blew by the goal to raise how Local American Saloon. Nonprofits nity during Give Big. Without our $1,000,000 by raising many in Big Sky collaboratively hosted a hard-working nonprofit partners, $1,282,177.42 for 194 organizations donors kickoff event at LUXE Spirits and generous community members and through 4,742 donors! This tremen- were Sweets to start the Give Big fun! local businesses, this initiative sim- dous success makes Give Big the engaged One nonprofit leader, E.J. Porth ply would not be possible!” largest giving day in the state. Since in giving. from the Gallatin Valley Land Trust Established in 1998, the Bozeman its inception in 2015, Give Big, This said, “Give Big is an incredible tool. Area Community Foundation is connect- hosted by the Bozeman Area year, our It’s an opportunity to deeply engage ing people who care to causes that mat- Community Foundation, has helped goal was our Board, staff and advocates in ter most to them. The Bozeman Area our community raise over to inspire 4,000 donors to give “Our family participates in Give philanthropy. It created a feeling of Community Foundation serves the areas $2,652,177.42 for 194 nonprofits through Give Big. We were thrilled Big because it is a way to celebrate togetherness and put the fun in of Bozeman, Big Sky, Belgrade, throughout Gallatin County. to exceed that goal by engaging our community and to feel fundraising! Give Big cultivated Manhattan, Churchill, Three Forks, “We are amazed. Our goal to 4,742 donors to make a gift to a connected to this special place and energy and community pride like and the rural areas in between. Since its raise $1,000,000 was a big stretch cause they cared about most,” said people. Our son directed many of I’ve never seen before. We’re grate- inception, the Foundation has distrib- goal for the Community Bridget Wilkinson, Executive our contributions which is a great ful to be a part of it.” uted more than $2.6 million dollars to learning opportunity about caring “Often, it’s hard to understand 194+ local nonprofit organizations. for others, animals and our planet,” our individual impact when we sup- Learn more at said Boyer. port nonprofits we care about most. www.bozemanfoundation.org GAR releases real estate During this year’s initiative, our However, during Give Big, commu- or www.givebiggv.org. • statistics for April 2018 The Gallatin Association of 135 this year. The average number Logjam Presents to open new 1,500- REALTORS® (GAR) recently of days on market was 75, the same released its residential real estate as last year, while the month’s supply capacity venue in Bozeman market statistics for April 2018, of inventory decreased 21.2 percent, revealing increases in units sold and from 3.3 to 2.6. sales prices and a tightening invento- Condo/Townhouse Market – Gallatin Co. ry of available homes. The number of new listings in Single-family sales jumped 46.7 the Gallatin County condo/town- percent in April 2018 compared to house market decreased 15.9 percent last year, going from 92 to 135, and in April 2018 compared to the same the average sales price in the single- period last year, going from 88 to 74. family market increased 22.4 per- Pending sales fell 2.5 percent, from cent. Condo/townhouse sales 81 to 79, while the number of closed increased 45.3 percent, rising from sales increased 45.3 percent, from 53 53 to 77, and the average sale price to 77. The average sale price in the condo/townhouse market increased 12.7 percent, from increased 12.7 percent. $340,078 in April 2017 to $383,302 “The Gallatin area residential last month, and the month’s supply real estate market continues to be of inventory fell slightly, from Montana-based promoter crowds of 500 to 2,000 people, of the same artists that play the extremely competitive,” said Steve 3.0 to 2.7. Logjam Presents has announced causing many artists to route past Wilma and Top Hat Lounge, two Candler, CEO of the Gallatin The Gallatin Association of plans to develop a new 1,500 Bozeman. As a result, many Missoula venues managed by Association of REALTORS®. REALTORS® (GAR) and the Big capacity concert venue and Bozeman residents travel to Logjam Presents. In addition to “Total units sold and average sales Sky Country MLS are the local asso- event center in Bozeman, Missoula to attend concerts. The concerts, the new venue will pro- prices are up, while the inventory of ciation level of the largest trade asso- Montana. The new facility will be new venue will allow Bozeman con- vide Bozeman with a unique facility available homes is down. This points ciation in the nation, presently serv- located in Midtown Bozeman on cert goers to to see their favorite for private functions, such as wed- to a seller’s market as we move into ing its members, which are com- the corner of North 7th Avenue artists in their own community.” ding receptions, corporate parties Summer.” prised of REALTORS®, appraisers and West Short Street, directly As with other venues that are and community events. Single Family Homes – Gallatin County and affiliate members. Chartered in adjacent to the future RSVP Motel. owned and operated by Logjam The new venue will be tightly The number of new single-family 1959 by the National Association of According to Nick Checota, Presents, Checota promises that the associated with the new RSVP listings in April 2018 decreased REALTORS® (NAR), GAR repre- owner of Logjam Presents, “We new Bozeman venue will provide a Motel that is currently being reno- slightly from 181 to 167 compared sents the interests of its members in are very excited to expand into the world class concert-goer experience vated. According to Checota, “Our to April 2017, a 7.7 percent drop. Southwest Montana. Bozeman market. Logjam Presents in a state-of-the-art facility. close connection to the RSVP The number of pending sales fell For more information about has been looking at Bozeman for a “Logjam Presents takes a more per- Motel offers great synergies with only 1.2 percent, from 172 to 170. local real estate and GAR, visit few years, but was waiting for the sonal approach than the large, the new venue. Concert goers who The number of units sold increased www.GallatinRealtors.com. • right location. We feel North 7th national promoters. We believe that want to stay at a hotel when they 46.7 percent, from 92 last April to Avenue is a great, centrally located concert-goers should experience attend a concert will have a great, spot that will allow many of our music in a great venue, with great boutique option directly next customers to walk and bike to sound and production, and excep- door.” Checota adds, “The new concerts.” tional service. Logjam is a venue will also provide wedding Checota believes that Montana-based, independent and parties and other large groups an Bozeman provides a great oppor- privately held company with the alternative option to to the typical tunity for a new concert venue sole focus on the concert-goer and hotel conference center space.” and event center. “Currently artist experience.” The new venue is slated to start Bozeman does not have an ade- Checota anticipates that the construction late Summer and has quate facility that can accommo- new venue will host approximately a target completion of late Spring date artists who perform for 80 concerts per year, routing many / early Summer of 2019. •

Chamber presents professional mixers, school district update Bozeman Chamber presents the houses numerous galleries and hun- Business After Hours follows next Business Before Hours on dreds of artifacts spanning 4,000 on Thursday, June 28th from Thursday, June 7th from years of human and technology his- 5:30–7:30pm. The event will be 7:30–8:30am. The American tory. This gathering provides a busi- hosted by Bozeman Ford at their loca- Computer & Robotics Museum will ness networking outlet for Bozeman tion, 2900 N 19th Ave., in Bozeman. host the event at its location, 2023 Area Chamber of Commerce Family owned for 60 years, the full- Stadium Drive, a half mile west of Members and others. This edition of service auto dealership carries the the Museum of the Rockies in Business Before Hours is included best selection of new Ford and Bozeman. The local exhibitor with Chamber membership and $50 Lincoln vehicles in Gallatin County, for non-members. as well as a great pre-owned vehicle An upcoming Business & inventory. Bozeman Ford also fea- Community Issues forum will tures a full service department, highlight the goings-on within the Quick Lane, and a full body shop Bozeman School District on that can assist with any make and Wednesday, June 13th from model. This gathering provides a 11:30am–1pm. Steve Johnson, business networking outlet for Deputy Superintendent Bozeman Area Chamber of Operations, and Rob Watson, Commerce Members and others. Superintendent, will present. This This edition of Business After Hours event will take place at the is included with Chamber member- Residence Inn by Marriott, ship and $50 for non-members. located at 6195 E Valley Center Visit www.bozemancham- Rd. in Bozeman. This event is ber.com to register for any of these $18 for members and $105 for events and to learn more. Call (406) non-members. 586-5421 for further information. •