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Contents TCOUNTRY, COMEDY & COWBOYS HIGHLIGHT 2017 FAIR FESTIVITIES COUNTRY, COMEDY & COWBOYS HIGHLIGHT 2017 FAIR FESTIVITIES he Big Sky Country State and a bit of reminiscing the good ol’ days with 2pm and 7pm, with the finals to follow at 2pm taneous act described as a hypnotic show erupt- Fair returns to the Gallatin Garth, Chris, and company — not to mention on Sunday. Ranch Rodeo reflects today’s true ing into a rock concert-like event. County Fairgrounds, being the first fans to hear the outstanding new working cowboy from the big open. Seven events Kids and thrill-seekers: don’t forget the rides! Wednesday, July 19th through vocals by Ned LeDoux. Ned’s debut EP, Forever a are packed full of excitement representing work The Carnival is open from 1pm–midnight Sunday, July 23rd for another Cowboy, released in December. done on the ranch: Wild Cow Milking, Team daily (closing at 5pm on July 23rd). North Star round of food, fun, music, and Washington-based country artist Dylan Branding, Trailer Loading, Team Sorting, Amusements returns with super spectacular rides so much more! First up, a look Jakobsen will open up the evening on Friday, Ranch Bronc Riding, Team Doctoring, and Vertigo and G-Force, kiddie rides, and tradition- at some of the 2017 night July 21st at 8pm. Alongside a rich voice with Hide Race. al favorites. Single-day wristbands are $30 and shows from the Boot Barn Stage. gritty undertones, melodic harmonica solos top And from the Montana Treasure Stage, gain entry to unlimited rides. Ride coupons are Funny man Chad Prather kicks off the a country-driven rhythm and only add to the check out Midwest Dueling Pianos. also available for $1 each or ten for $9. evening of Thursday, July 20th at 8pm. Thanks dynamic performer’s finesse, bringing a show Performances of this wildly entertaining music Other highlights include a youth Barnyard toT a viewer insulting his southern accent, the you don’t want to miss. and comedy show will commence at 7pm and Brawl, the annual Mud Bog, a very special Texan became an overnight sensation on his A thrill to bring to Big Sky Country State 9pm throughout the Fair. With electric talent at exhibit giving a glimpse into MSU Library’s new popular YouTube channel. The video, Fair, Eli Young Band will follow Jakobsen’s the keyboard, two high-strung pianists at the top Ivan Doig Archive, kids’ activities and con- “Unapologetically Southern,” quickly went viral. opening set. The band has become a mainstay of their ivory-tickling game battle it out with tests, fantastic local food and beverage vendors, Prather publishes short bits on Facebook for his on the Billboard country charts, with three sin- audience participation, singing all your favorites and so much more! incredible following, in his best American cow- gles going all the way to #1 — the wildly popu- from “Don’t Stop Believin’” and “Friends in ALL grounds entertainment included with boy nature, famously ending each with a lar “Crazy Girl” in 2011, along with “Even If It Low Places” to “Crocodile Rock.” Fair admission. Onsite admission to the Big Sky “Facebook poke.” Breaks Your Heart” and “Drunk Last Night.” Master hypnotist Tyzen brings his spectacu- Country State Fair is $10 for adults, $3 for youth Following Prather’s opening number, Ned The Eli Young Band released new album lar talents to the Fair with 3pm and 5pm show 6–12, free for those 5 and under, and $6 for sen- LeDoux takes the stage. With the last name Fingerprints in June. times, followed by adult humor performances at iors 62+. Please note: Carnival wristbands and coupons LeDoux, Ned doesn’t mind one bit playing his Celebrating its 98th year, the Bozeman 8pm. Coupled with a generous dose of standup sold separately. Fair hours are July 19th–22nd from famous father’s music while introducing his obvi- Roundup Ranch Rodeo is set for Saturday comedy, the hypnotist and magician’s shows are noon–midnight, and July 23rd from noon–5pm. ous genetic-born talent. This evening is dedicat- and Sunday, July 22nd and 23rd at Anderson a unique, high octane experience for audiences Visit www.406statefair.com for additional infor- ed to the true rancher’s rancher, pure country, Arena. Saturday performances will kick off at of all ages. Tyzen is known for his diverse, spon- mation on all of this year’s festivities. • Contents Community . .2A Beer/Theatre . .3A Calendar . .4-5A ART . .6A Film . .7A Community . .8A EcoZone . .B RollingZone . .C Livingston Summerfest Lunch on the Lawn Red Ants Pants Music Festival EndZone . .D Miles Park Bandshell Emerson Center White Sulphur Springs Bi$Zone . .4D July 21st 2-10pm Wednesdays July 27th- 30th ­Page 2a­•­The BoZone •­July 15,­2017 7th annual SLAMFest set for August 5th & 6th SLAM (Support Local Artists Schweighofer Stoneberger demon- ongoing group exhibitions in the 1st, and watercolorist Peter Jones on and Musicians) holds numerous strates her wonderful quilting and tex- satellite demo tents offer even September 5th. events throughout the year to tile design, showing how she creates MORE mediums for you to explore, These demonstrations connect promote the creativity and inspi- incredible masterpieces using intri- and artists to get to know. From artists to the community, creating an ration of Montana residents, but cate patterns and texture. noon–4pm on Saturday, the annual opportunity to meet, ask questions, their summer festival is the non- Sunday, August 6th kicks off with “Glassblowing-a-Thon” will be hosted and observe the diversity of art in an profit organization’s flagship a community yoga class at 9am with by Mike Conrad, Kai Hogan and effort to inspire, motivate, or tickle event. SLAMFest features live Your Yoga on the lawn in front of friends, who will mesmerize with that creative urge in everyone! Many music and dance performances, an artists’ market, food, refresh- ments, family activities, and groovy artist demonstrations. Painters, sculptors, ceramicists, fiber artists, jewelers, photogra- phers, woodworkers, culinary artisans, and more showcase their talents and offer handmade items for sale. Musicians and perform- ers provide entertainment in Bogert Park’s bandshell through- out the two-day event. A unique facet setting SLAM apart from similar festivals are the artist demonstrations. These live exhibitions give time and oppor- tunity for festival patrons to travel the Bogert bandshell stage. This their stunning techniques using of the artists teach classes locally, so with the artists through their cre- class encourages all patrons of flame and glass. Rounding out the this is also a great opportunity to ative processes, offering a more SLAMFest to take a moment and weekend on Sunday from meet and learn about their varied in-depth perspective of what’s BREATHE! Bring your yoga mat, noon–4pm, SLAM presents the offerings. involved in the creation of their and join in on the park lawn for a “Ceramic-a-Thon,” hosted by emerg- With all that SLAMFest has to final product. bit of yoga to get your blood flow- ing artists from the MSU ceramic offer (artists’ market, delicious culi- This year’s demos include ing. Live demonstrations will contin- department — a must see! These nary creations, family activities, artist glass blowing, jewelry making, ue under the main demo tent at budding artists will be demonstrating demos, a Montana libations garden, quilting, ceramics, culinary arts, noon with jewelry making by Joanna a variety of techniques used to cre- and two full days of musical, dance, and a luthier. Jones. Come watch and learn as she ate both functional and ornamental and theatrical performances), this In the main demo tent on crafts silver jewelry with a clean and clay works. free family event will keep you enter- Saturday, August 5th from modern aesthetic. Local Luthier SLAM has partnered with the tained all weekend long. SLAM is noon–2pm, Linda Huang from extraordinaire Dan Roberts will cap- Bogert Farmers’ Market to showcase the perfect place to soak in the cre- Hummingbird’s Kitchen, will tivate audiences from 2:30–4:30pm, an artist the first Tuesday of each ativity of your Montana community!MOR’s hops-heavy history series tackles demonstrate traditional tech- delving into the complex creation of month, demonstrating their artistic For more information and a full niques used to create her delec- guitars. His craftsmanship produces processes during the market. During event schedule, visit www.slamfes- table Asian cuisine. If you’re lucky, gorgeous instruments with truly the July 4th market, Brandon Hudy tivals.org. See you August 5th and Prohibition-era struggles you might even get a taste of her heavenly sound. from Arts on Fire displayed his work. 6th in Bogert Park for the summer popular dishes! Later in the after- In addition to the scheduled Other featured artists will include arts festival noon, from 2:30–4:30pm, Sharon demonstrations under the main tent, ceramicist Ona Meyer on August — SLAM on Montana! • Regional authors stop in for Country Bookshelf visit Country Bookshelf in Downtown The investigation will take Sean ories for Monty, who had a boyhood which is what I’ve made with his life Bozeman — Montana’s largest through extraordinary chapters in friend who similarly disappeared by creating the parts missing from independent bookstore since 1957 Hemingway’s life. Inspired by a true and was never found. The suspense his story.” Thus William Williams — has an exciting slate of upcom- story, Cold Hearted River is a thrilling builds as the pair race to stop a becomes a kind of spiritual guide, a ing events for bookworms and lit- adventure, moving from Montana to monster who apparently keeps vic- shamanlike consciousness that erature enthusiasts alike. Michigan, where a woman grapples tims alive for days before killing accompanies the author on his On Monday, July 17th, join for with the secrets in her heart, to a them.
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