Last chance for outdoor events as sun sets on summer ek! The seasonal panic is starting to Artis II and the Truth on Aug. 29th, and Pink welcomes the monarch at 3:30pm. And if you’re Our greater community is home to several local set in as we inch closer to the autum- Floyd tribute Pinky & the Floyd closing out closer to Manhattan, pack an evening picnic and markets where you can find garden-fresh produce, nal equinox. Those who prefer the the summer series on Sept. 5th. Food and bever- head to Altenbrand Park on Sept. 3rd at 6pm. All awesome food, novelty items, live entertainment, warm fall colors have surely surren- age vendors are available at each of these performances are FREE and open to the public. family fun, and more! Bogert Farmers’ dered to their favorite season also FREE events. The 2019 Montana Funk Fest descends on Market continues on Tuesday evenings, but being the double-edged segue into The Music on the Green concert series the Cannery District Patio on Saturday, Aug. 24th during the Pavilion’s repair, has moved to Montana’s coldest. But there’s still showcases regional talent on select Sunday beginning at 3pm. Taste the audacious and Bozeman’s Lindley Park. Market hours are from E some time during this short window evenings on Bozeman Public Library’s Front delicious edge of Montana-brewed beer and 5–8pm through September 10th. Western that is summer in Montana to get Plaza from 5–7pm. Local stompgrass heroes kombucha from 13 statewide brewers before Sustainability Exchange’s Livingston Farmers outside and bask in the remaining sun-shiny days. Laney Lou & the Bird Dogs are next up on partying to the sounds of Sunflower State electro Market is held Wednesday nights from Round up the crew and enjoy a few more Aug. 18th, with roots rock jammers The funk duo The Floozies. Music begins at 7pm. 4:30–7:30pm in Miles Park through September backyard barbecues, a little outdoor recreation, or Hooligans set for Sept. 15th. Pack a few Delicious local food vendors will be available, as 18th. Also on Wednesdays, the Big Sky these event options, if we may be so bold. blankets and a picnic! These family-friendly well as a full bar for those 21+ (with ID). Brew Farmers Market takes over Town Center Park The 90s pop, swagger rock and hip-hop of the concerts are FREE for all to attend. fest and concert tickets available individually or as from 5–8pm through September 25th. Amid its Outer Vibe closes out this season’s Music on Enjoy a little outdoor theatre with Montana a discounted combo admission through the third annual summer series, Belgrade Main festivities in Downtown Bozeman. The Shakespeare in the Parks. The traveling Dean’s Zesty Booch website. Community Market takes place in Lewis & final event will take place Thursday, Aug. 15th company will visit a number of parks and public Also on Aug. 24th, Dry Hills Distillery will Clark Park on Thursday evenings from 4–7pm from 6:30–8:30pm. The event is FREE, open to spaces as it winds down its season. On Aug. 19th, host its next outdoor concert in conjunction with through September 12th. Finally, the original the public and also features a “Kids’ Zone.” experience “Merry Wives of Windsor” in Big its Running Iron Whiskey launch. The Women Gallatin Valley Farmers’ Market is held Also on Thursdays, Music in the Sky’s Town Center Park at 5:30pm. The produc- & Whiskey event will feature CMA Award- Saturday mornings from 9am–12pm through Mountains takes over Center Stage in Big Sky’s tion also heads to Lewis & Clark Park in Belgrade winning artist Deana Carter and Montana September 14th. The markets set up at the Town Center. The park opens at 6pm ahead of on Sept. 2nd at 5:30pm. Livingston’s Shane darling Stephanie Quayle. Jenny Tolman, a Gallatin County Fairgrounds in Bozeman. the music at 7:15pm. Indie folk band Mt. Joy Center for the Arts hosts a staging of “Henry rising star in the Nashville music scene, will open will perform on Aug. 15th, followed by the IV, Part I” on Aug. 31st at 6pm (bring chair – the show. Doors at 5:30pm. Ticketing and further Additional details about these and other sun-filled “Bayou Americana” of Honey Island Swamp audience sits in parking lot). On Sept. 1st, MSU information can be found on the host’s website. outdoor events can be found throughout this issue of Band on Aug. 22nd, soulful blues rock of Ron Family & Graduate Housing (off Garfield) Farmers’ market season ain’t over yet! The BoZone. • Contents Community ...... 2A ART ...... 3A Film ...... 6A Theatre ...... 7A Community ...... 8A EndZone ...... 1-2B

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Celebrate another season of Hops & History with MOR Bozeman’s Museum of the at the Living History Farm. Enjoy audition piece. Performances are weaponry, and numerous other and 3:30pm through Sept. 2nd in Rockies continues to educate and beer tasting and live music in the scheduled for the nights of October fascinating relics and elaborate Hager Auditorium. Exhibit tours entertain its members and other Farm’s apple orchard, a keynote 25th, 26th and 27th. For more artifacts. also run daily at 2:15pm. visitors to the Gallatin Valley this talk, and food available for purchase information and to arrange an Accompanying the exhibit, daily For more information about summer. The famed exhibitor also from Pizza Campania and The audition time, please contact hosts a bevy of special events to Mint Café. Dorinda Dutcher at (406) 994-6223 accompany its many historical “America: A Beer Nation” – or [email protected]. displays. Here’s a look at some Explore the history of beer in the Also at MOR, The Real upcoming happenings at our United States, from colonial times to Genghis Khan exhibit allows neighborhood museum. the present. As we boast of some of visitors to explore the culture, On Thursday, August 15th, the the world’s largest breweries, we are conquests, and heritage of one of Extreme History Project Lecture also a nation of home-brewers, the world’s greatest conquerors. The series continues with “The Best micro-brewers and even nano- Genghis Khan exhibition offers an Gift: Montana’s Carnegie brewers. What is it about our adventure in the vast grassland of Libraries” at 6pm. The talk will country that makes it home to so Central Asia, amid the relics of be held in Hager Auditorium and is many beer drinkers and brewery Genghis Khan’s reign. open to the public. supporters? Admission for this 21+ Experience life in 13th-century Kate Hampton of the Montana event is $20, which includes a sou- Mongolia, entering the tents, State Historic Preservation Office venir tasting glass and beer tickets. battlegrounds, and marketplaces of will speak on her hot-off-the-press Calling all thespians! Museum of a vanished world. Explore Genghis book of the same name. The Best Gift the Rockies seeks volunteer actors for its Khan’s life and those of his sons and reveals the history of these iconic pilot production of Haunted grandsons during the formation, libraries throughout Montana. She Mountain Theater. Bringing the peak, and decline of the Mongol will delve into Bozeman’s own Northern Rocky Mountains’ Empire. View rare treasures with Carnegie library, giving the history spookier history and folklore to life, more than 200 spectacular objects of this monumental structure that the approximately 50-minute show on display to illustrate this story, sits silently on the corner of will blend live theater with Taylor including gold jewelry and live performances by Mongolian these and other upcoming events, Bozeman and Rouse streets. Planetarium’s state-of-the-art ornaments, silk robes, musical artists will feature traditional music as well as the Museum’s exhibits, MOR’s annual summer series capabilities. Actors of varying types instruments, pottery, sophisticated and dances. These begin at 12:30pm visit museumoftherockies.org. • Hops & History is set to close and ages are needed. with the Season Celebration on Auditions will take place on Tuesday, August 27th. Celebrate September 4th and 10th from local Gallatin Valley brewers with 4:30–6:30pm each evening. Actors this celebratory evening from 5–8pm are not required to prepare an Chamber seminar discusses workforce mobility, more professional gatherings Bozeman Area Chamber of from anywhere, cloud solutions, Chamber membership and $50 for Heavy duty Digger Days Commerce will present Business mobile infrastructure and security. non-members. After Hours on Thursday, August Also discover modern solutions to Bozeman Chamber has also 22nd. Rocky Mountain Credit Union will decrease work/life stress and announced the 2019 return of its benefit Eagle Mount host at its north Bozeman location, increase balance. Brandy Flower of Small Business Game Changer found at 1840 Baxter Lane, from First Call Computer Solutions will promotion. Enter your small programs 5:30–7:30pm. The not-for-profit, present. The event will be held from business for an opportunity to member-owned financial cooperative 11:30am–1pm at the Chamber become the chosen winner of a operates through several regional Center in Bozeman. This luncheon $10,000 marketing package with branches. They offer everything is $20 for Chamber members and MSU Athletics and Bobcat Sports from traditional checking and $105 for non-members. Properties. This year’s contest runs savings accounts to home equity The next Business Before through November 10th. Winner loans, mortgages and other Hours is set for Thursday, will be announced at the Cat/Griz investment services. This edition of September 5th from 7:30–8:30am. Game on Nov. 23rd. Must be Business After Hours is included CPR – Cell Phone Repair will host the present to win. with Chamber membership and $50 event at its location, 200 S 23rd Bozeman Chamber gatherings for non-members. Ave., Ste. E2, in Bozeman. The local and other forums provide a business This fall’s first Business Lunch shop specializes in electronic device networking outlet for members and Seminar “Mobility & Scalability – repair. Beyond smartphones, CPR others. Visit www.bozemancham- Think you’ve got what it takes to mount.org. This event is How to Get More Return on technicians are able to find solutions ber.com to register for any of these operate big construction equipment? sponsored by Sime Construction, Investment Out of a Smaller for computers, laptops, game events and to learn more. Call (406) Want to find out? Join in for Eagle TMC and Knife River, with all Workforce” will take place consoles, cameras, MP3 players and 586-5421 for further information. Mount’s ninth annual Digger proceeds benefitting Eagle Mount. Wednesday, August 28th. The after- much more. This edition of Business The Chamber Center is located at Days on Saturday, August 24th Since 1982, Eagle Mount has noon gathering will discuss working Before Hours is included with 2000 Commerce Way in Bozeman. • from 9am–3pm. Events will take been transforming the lives of place at Gravel Pit on Dollar Drive, people with disabilities and children just off Frontage Road in Belgrade. with cancer. With the help and Admission is $5 per attendee. You’ll support of a generous community, be able to sit in the cab and operate Eagle Mount opens up a world of Cruise downtown for 2019 return of the controls of the biggest, baddest adventures – skiing, horseback construction equipment around! riding, swimming, camping, rock premier Montana car show Kids of all ages are welcome to join climbing, kayaking, cycling, fishing, in the fun. Water and other and more – that foster freedom, joy, The Downtown Bozeman 5:30–7:30pm at the Rocking R Bar. be over 15 trophies awarded in refreshments will be available for strength, focus, and confidence. Set Association (DBA) and the Cancer This is a great chance to get ready various car classes, in addition to purchase, with limited tables and under the beauty of Montana’s Support Community, along with a for Sunday’s big event. And don’t the treasured “Best in Show” and covered seating. Closed-toed shoes legendary “big sky,” Eagle Mount number of gracious sponsors, forget to take a cruise to show off 1st, 2nd and 3rd “People’s Choice” recommended. Advance tickets may focuses on people’s abilities, while present the 19th annual “Cruisin’ your cool ride before or after regis- accolades. be purchased at www.eagle- gently supporting their disabilities. • on Main” Car Show on Sunday, tering. On the morning of the event, Also during the car show, enjoy August 18th. The show will run Main will be closed downtown to live music, food and fun throughout from 9am–2:30pm on Main Street make room for hundreds of beauti- the event. There will be over $5,000 between Willson and Rouse ful cars, trucks, and motorcycles. in prize drawings, a 50/50 raffle, a Avenues in Downtown Bozeman. All registered cars will receive a showcase display, and, of course, a On Saturday evening, Aug. 17th, complimentary dash plaque and gift chance for everyone to vote for their a “Pre-Packet Pick-Up and Main bags filled with fun goodies and favorite vehicles. Be sure to check Street Cruise” will take place from business coupons. There will also out the best car show in the state! Since 2001, the Downtown Bozeman Association has hosted the “Cruisin’ on Main” Car Show in historic Downtown Bozeman. It’s since become a premier, state- wide event celebrating classic cars, trucks and motorcycles. Beginning in 2011, DBA partnered with Cancer Support Community to raise awareness of the support offered to all people affected by cancer – and together they’ve raised over $145,000! The mission of CSC is to “ensure that all participants are empowered with knowledge, strengthened by action and sustained by community.” All CSC programs are offered free of charge, and this community event helps make that possible. There is no spectator admission fee for “Cruisin’ on Main,” so funds for this cause come from sponsorships, entry fees, merchandise sales, raffle tickets and most importantly – your donations! Stop by the Cancer Support Community booth near the registration area on the corner of Main and Black to make a donation, pick up a calendar, or to learn more. Further event details can be found at www.downtownbozeman.org. The 2019 “Cruisin’ on Main” Car Show is a smoke and vapor- free event. Events will be held rain or shine. •

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Blues of Andre Floyd ushers in regional BBQ tourney at Kenyon Noble

Fire up the grill and break in his brand of rockin’ blues around and Big Green Egg will be on hand from the Northwest and those tastebuds for the 2019 the world, working with the likes of to showcase their grills, reveal new Canada will compete for Montana Pitmaster Classic. Taj Mahal, Edgar Winter, Corky product, give live demonstrations, the Montana State The official State BBQ Siegel (of the legendary Siegel – host educational classes, and teach Championship of BBQ in Championship returns to Bozeman’s Schwall blues band), and many innovative ways to produce great the categories of chicken, Kenyon Noble Lumber & Hardware more. Floyd is a cultural minister barbecue with ease. This year will ribs, pork and brisket. The Friday and Saturday, August 23rd of the arts in Western Montana also feature a special appearance by overall highest scorer in all and 24th. and regularly tours with his band categories will become the The weekend kicks off with a Mood Iguana, both regionally Grand Master of the tour- Bozeman BBQ & Blues Night and nationally. nament and state champi- on Friday from 5–8pm. The evening Then, join in for the BBQ Pro on, making them eligible will feature a variety of competing Day on Saturday from 1–4pm to for the Kansas City Royal teams serving specialty foods with check out the biggest names in (one of the biggest the live blues of Andre Floyd barbecue. Professional grillmasters in and see what real barbecue competitions in the world). setting the mood for this great family from Weber, Traeger, Napoleon competition barbecue tastes Last year’s winner, Montana Outlaw gathering. Attendees will turn like. Stick around until 4:30pm BBQ, placed 2nd in chicken, 5th in their cash into BBQ Chips to to see who will be crowned this ribs, 3rd in pork and brisket – and sample the goods straight from year’s Montana Pitmaster are geared up to compete at the the Pitmasters’ grills – all for a Champion! This all-ages Montana Pitmaster Classic again great cause! A large portion of afternoon is free of admission this year! The Montana Pitmaster proceeds will directly benefit and open to the public. Classic is a two-day nonprofit event the Gallatin Valley YMCA and The Montana Pitmaster created to increase awareness of the the greater community. World Champion Pitmaster Doug Classic is a community event competitive world of barbecue. Andre Floyd is Montana’s Scheiding of Traeger Pro and sanctioned by the Kansas City BBQ Kenyon Noble Lumber & original blues artist with a Rocket Scientist. He will be sharing Society. Governor Bullock officially Hardware is located at 1243 W Oak number of original recordings his tips and tricks for top-notch, endorsed the event as the official St. in Bozeman. Learn more about to his credit, including Project wood-fried BBQ. After the competi- State BBQ Championship in 2017. the weekend of events by visiting 2o12 and Lapis. He has toured tion, sample what the teams turned Professional and amateur contestants www.montanapitmaster.com. •

Environmental change inspires multimedia art performance at Story Mill

Mountain Time Arts has including bison. Yet this location Southwestern Montana announced Standby Snow: also holds the history of violent and speculates about Chronicles of a Heatwave, displacement of Indigenous peoples, possible methods of envi- Chapter One. The new place-based rapid industrial and agricultural ronmental regeneration. project will premiere at Bozeman’s development, population growth, The work will examine Story Mill grain terminal on and the finitude of what was the cultural and econom- Wednesday and Thursday, August formerly believed to be an infinite ic complexities of human 28th and 29th. Located at 1270 L supply of natural resources. By values that shape restora- Street, performances will begin at interrogating the site, Standby Snow tion goals and practices. sundown each evening. will chronicle a history of European Over the past four This intertextual work brings colonial domination that caused a years, Mountain Time together video, architecture, music, cultural and ecological crisis in Arts has worked and live performance to activate this the region. collaboratively with rich and complex location, rife with The method of research and scientists, farmers, ranch- historical narratives and production for Standby Snow ers, conservationists, environmental lessons. Standby Snow understands collaborative inquiry as Indigenous scholars, and is being created by Ben Lloyd and a way to generate new knowledges artists to address critical Kelly Olinger of Comma-Q to address Southwestern Montana’s social and environmental Architecture; Laine Rettmer, visual critical cultural and environmental issues and to engage our artist and opera director; MJ concerns. This research-based diverse community with a Williams, composer; Mary Ellen project is being produced in dia- series of unique multime- Strom, performance and video logue with advisors from our region, dia performance events. advisor; and Shane Doyle, including Native Studies Scholars, a Standby Snow will focus on Apsáalooke (Crow), writer and fire scientist, an environmental scien- the devastating effects of fire and Mountain Time Arts is a Bozeman- that enliven our relationships to the Native American Scholar. tist, a climate data analyst, ranchers, drought, and on the resiliency of based nonprofit organization that history, culture, and environment of the The Story Mill grain terminal is and politicians from Southwestern people and place. Learn more about produces inventive public art projects Rocky Mountain West. • located in a fertile valley with rich Montana. Standby Snow chronicles the project and participating artists soil and a historic bounty of wildlife, current climate realities in at www.mountaintimearts.org. Soak up summer’s final sunsets at Yellowstone Take an adventure through Park County Hot Springs with Yellowstone Gateway art exhibit The perfect Paradise Valley pit changing rooms and shower stop! Yellowstone Hot Springs facilities. Snacks and refreshments by Parks possible locations are available in brings the richly mineralized La are also available for sale. Reece, a the exhibit. Check with a museum Duke waters to locals and passersby Yellowstone is family friendly with pen and attendee who can reveal how many looking to reset after an eventful trip an alcohol and tobacco-free policy. ink by sites you have correctly identified – through Yellowstone National Park And while our furry family Kyle the reward is feeling a little more or day of outdoor recreation. members often tag along during Ebert, connected to special sites in The rejuvenative pools serve as a various summer adventures, pets pencil Park county. destination for those seeking awe- must be kept in vehicles. sketches by Sponsors for the exhibit include inspiring scenery in a quiet, Yellowstone Hot Springs is Steve Fox CTA Architects and Engineers. The mountainside setting. Located in located at 24 East Gate Road, just and Jean exhibit is upstairs in the Expedition Corwin Springs, a stone’s throw outside Gardiner. Summer Skillman; Room of the Yellowstone Gateway from Highway 89 and near the operating hours are Tuesday and photo- Museum, located at 118 W Chinook banks of the Yellowstone River, the through Sunday from 1pm to 9pm. graphs by in Livingston. For more information Paradise Valley venue is only 10 Closed Mondays. Further venue Storrs and future event details, visit minutes north of the Park’s North details, historical background, Bishop, www.yellowstonegatewaymuse- Entrance. The site of the recently entrance fee information and Norm um.org or find them on Facebook renovated facility was historically more can be found at Miller, (@yellowstonegatewaymuseum). • home to hotels, a clinic and a dude yellowstonehotspringsmt.com. ranch dating back over a century. Be sure to follow on Facebook The pool and plunges at and Instagram for up to date

Edd Enders Yellowstone Hot Springs are announcements. Relax and soak outdoor and flow through with no up the surroundings as the sun Gather friends and family for a Hallie chemicals used in any cleaning sets on summer – we’ll see you trip to Livingston’s Yellowstone Rugheimer, processes. The venue features there! • Gateway Museum and test your and Park County landscape knowledge! Rosamond The museum’s summer exhibit, Stanton. “Vignettes of History: Cultural Most Landscapes of Park County,” is pieces are on display through September. This available multi-media, interactive exhibit for features artisans from the county purchase, who portray well-known (and benefiting obscure) cultural landscapes of Park the County. The display encourages museum’s people to use observation while at exhibits the museum and when surrounded and pro- by local landscapes. grams. The exhibit features paintings by Artwork Edd Enders, Charles Fifield, Kelly locations Les Herman Hartman, Les Herman, Darlene are not “Puci” Pucillo, Tandy Miles Riddle, identified on the exhibit’s works of and Robert Spanning; mixed media art. A worksheet that includes

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Gilbert Brewery Montana Manouche 6 pm Town Center Park Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice Bogert Farmers’ Market Mountains Walking Brewery 6 pm Saffron Table Open Builds 6:30 pm Bzn Makerspace 3 pm Blue Slipper Theatre 5 pm Lindley Park Pints w/ Purpose – Greater Walk – Bozeman’s Drinking History Patio Jam Session & Open Mic Night Walk – Ghosts of Bozeman’s Past Hops & History Season Celebration 6 pm Downtown Bozeman 4 pm Sunset Hills Cemetery Yellowstone Coalition 6:30 pm Sacajawea Hotel 5 pm Museum of the Rockies Backyard Concert Series w/ Little Jane & the Pistol Whips 2019 Music on the Green w/ Laney 5 pm Bridger Brewing Beer for a Cause 5 pm Katabatic Pinky & the Floyd 6:30 pm MAP Lou and the Bird Dogs 7 pm Gallatin Riverhouse Grill Slomo Joe 5 pm Murray Bar Christy Hays 5:30 pm Bzn Spirits Brian Stumpf 5 pm Bozeman Library Bridger Creek Boys 7 pm Red Tractor Bluegrass Jam Alex Robilotta & Eddie T 6 pm MAP 7 pm Gallatin Riverhouse Grill 21st Annual Block Party at Chico Honey and Rye 5:30 pm Katabatic Brewing Walk/Cont. Styles of Fred Willson Christy Hays 7 pm Pine Creek 5 pm Chico Hot Springs Resort 7 pm The Mint Cafe Shakespeare in the Parks – Merry 6 pm Story Mansion Bingo Wednesday 7 pm Legion Denny Earnest 6 pm MAP Brewing Wild West Wednesdays – Tin Star Foxy Blues 7 pm Bozeman Hot Springs Wives of Windsor Montana Manouche Amy Hubbard 6 pm Outlaw Brewing 7 pm The Ellen Theatre Pinky & the Floyd: The Wall 6 pm Devil’s Toboggan Bridger Mountain Big Band 5:30 pm Big Sky Knee Jurk 7 pm Eagles Bar Wings & Strings 6 pm MAP Brewing 7:30 pm Myrna Loy Center 7 pm Eagles Bar Forever Young Adult Book Club Lacey J Dalton 8 pm Chico Shane Secor Headwaters 7 pm Norris Hot Springs 6 pm Country Bookshelf Rich Mayo 6 pm Kountry Korner The High Divers & Mondegreens 8 pm Old Saloon – Emigrant Reckless Kelly 7 pm Old Saloon Wyatt Hurts Mandy Rowden 7 pm Gal Riverhouse 8 pm Filling Station Bluebelly Junction Singo 7 pm MidTown Tavern Christy Hays 8 pm Murray Bar 7 pm Gallatin Riverhouse Grill Trivia at the Molly 8 pm Molly Brown 7 pm Bozeman Hot Springs Bzn Mun. Band Concert Series Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm El Camino Comedy Night with Keon Polee Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Legion Wyatt Hurts 7 pm Gal Riverhouse 7:30 pm Bogert Park Comedy Open Mic 9 pm Bar IX 8 pm Emerson Center John Butler Trio+ Thunderpussy w/ Hollis Brown BFS Hampstead 7:30 pm The Ellen Aaron Stephens MartyParty 8 pm Rialto Bozeman 8 pm KettleHouse Amphitheater 9 pm Eagles Lodge Ballroom 9 pm Live From Divide Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Eagles Bar MoR’s Haunted Mountain MoR’s Haunted Mountain MoR’s Haunted Mountain MoR’s Haunted Mountain MoR’s Haunted Mountain Theater Auditions MoR Theater Auditions MoR Theater Auditions MoR Theater Auditions MoR Theater Auditions MoR The Real Genghis Khan Kids’ Summer Lunch 25 26 Kids’ Summer Lunch 27 Kids’ Summer Lunch 28 Kids’ Summer Lunch 29 8 am MoR Program Gallatin Valley Program Gallatin Valley Program Gallatin Valley Living History Farm Program Gallatin Valley The Real Genghis Khan The Real Genghis Khan The Real Genghis Khan 8 10 am Museum of the Rockies The Real Genghis Khan 8 am MoR 8 am MoR Art for Everyone 10 am 8 am Museum of the Rockies am Museum of the Rockies Bucks T4 Living History Farm 10 am MoR The Sun, Our Living Star The Sun, Our Living Star Living History Farm 10 am MoR The Sun, Our Living Star 10 am & 1 pm MoR The Sun, Our Living Star 10 am & 1 pm MoR The Sun, Our Living Star 10 am & 1 pm MoR Capcom-Go! 11 am, 2 & 4pm MoR Capcom-Go! 11 am, 2 & 4pm MoR 10 am & 1 pm MoR 10 am & 1 pm MoR Mongolian Dance Performance Mongolian Dance Performance Brunch Music – Brian Ernst Preschool Explorers 10:30 am MSC Yoga for All 11 am & 12 pm Library 12:30 & 3:30 pm MoR 2:30 & 3:30 pm MoRockies 11 am Pine Creek Lodge Capcom-Go! Capcom-Go! 11 am, 2 & 4pm MoR Free Pool 3 pm Molly Brown Towne’s Harvest Garden Farm Stand Mongolian Dance Performance 1 am, 2 & 4pm MoR Secret of the Cardboard Rocket The Big Sky Tonight 3 pm MoR 3 pm The Noodle @ MSU 12:30 & 3:30 pm MoRockies Secret of the Cardboard Rocket 12 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR Farmers Market 4 pm Manhattan Paranormal talk and trivia Walk – Bozeman Bon Ton District 4 pm Lewis & Clark Park Mongolian Dance Performance WSE Farmers Market 1 pm Story Mansion 12 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR Belgrade Market4 pm Lewis & Clark Celtic Jam 2 pm Bunkhouse Brewery 12:30 & 3:30 pm MoRockies 4:30 pm Miles Park – Livingston Mongolian Dance Performance Polly O’Keary & The Rhythm Method Suds N Science 2 pm Bunkhouse Westside Historic District – Walk Farmers Market 5 pm Big Sky 12:30 & 3:30 pm MoRockies 5 pm Murray Bar – Livingston Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice 1 pm Livingston Library Music & Mussels w/ Josh Moore Open STEAMlab 3 pm MSC Peter King 5:30 pm Bozeman Spirits 3 pm Blue Slipper Theatre Bogert Farmers’ Market 5:30 pm Bridger Brewing Bars and Brothels – Walking Tour The Big Sky Tonight 3 pm MoR The Big Sky Tonight 3 pm MoR Edis 6 pm Outlaw Brewing 5:30 pm Livingston Bar and Grille 5 pm Lindley Park Brewery Follies Brewery Follies Walk – Bozeman’s Drinking History 2019 Music in the Mountains- 4 & 8 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery Beer for a Cause 5 pm Katabatic 4 & 8 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery Hops & History Season Celebration 6 pm Downtown Bozeman Ron Artis II and the Truth The Art of Letting Go – Sip & Paint Stranger Things Trivia Night Pints w/ Purpose – MSU Earth 5 pm MoR Living History Farm 6 pm Town Center Park – Big Sky 4 pm Blend – Wine Bar & Gallery 6:30 pm Bozeman Library Walk – Ghosts of Bozeman’s Past Sciences Seminar Series Tom Kirwan 5:30 pmBozeman Spirits Walking Tour – Eclectic Communities Brian Stumpf 7 pm Gal Riverhouse 6 pm Beall Park Recreation Center 4 pm Sunset Hills Cemetery 5 pm Bridger Brewing Amanda Stewart 6 pm MAP Brewing Bingo Wednesday 7 pm Legion Skyfoot 6 pm Outlaw Brewing Kennedy Richards 6 pm Outlaw Wings & Strings 6 pm MAP Brewing Sam Densmore Wild West Wednesdays – Patio Jam Session & Open Mic Night The Mighty Travis 6 pm MAP Rich Mayo 6 pm Kountry Korner The Dirt Farmers 6 pm Red Tractor 5 pm Murray Bar – Livingston Pale Rider 6:30 pm Sacajawea Hotel Bridger Mountain Big Band Bluegrass Jam Singo 7 pm MidTown Tavern 7 pm The Ellen Theatre Downbeat Grand Opening Weston Lewis 7 pm Red Tractor 7 pm Starlite Bozeman 7 pm Eagles Bar 5:30 pm Katabatic Brewing Mathias 7 pm Eagles Bar Bzn Mun. Band Concert Series Betsy Wise 7 pm The Mint Cafe Christy Hays 7 pmNorris Hot Springs Songwriters Guild Kirko Bangz / End of Summer Party Dammit Lauren & the Well 7:30 pm Bogert Park Bridger Creek Boys 7 pm Red Tractor 6 pm Mtns Walking 7 pm Buffalo Jump Sports Bar Betsy and Johnny 7 pm The Mint Cafe 7 pm Bozeman Hot Springs Nitty Gritty Dirt Band / Trivia at the Molly 8 pm Molly Brown Red Glow Buffalo 7 pm Bzn Hot Sprgs Wyatt Hurts 7 pmGallatin Riverhouse Sista Otis 6:30 pm Red Tractor Pizza Jason Wickens Ian Thomas & His Band of Drifters Jenny Don’t and The Spurs Tylor and The Train Robbers Wyatt Hurts 7 pmGallatin Riverhouse 8 pm Old Saloon – Emigrant 8 pm Chico Hot Springs 8 pm Filling Station 7 pm Old Saloon Improv on the Verge 8 pm Verge Josh Moore 8 pmGallatin Riverhouse Josh Morningstar Sunrise Karaoke 9 pmEl Camino Bar The Fermenters 8 pm Murray Bar 9 pm Live From The Divide Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Legion Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Bar IX Comedy Open Mic 9 pm Bar IX Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Eagles Bar MoR’s Haunted Mountain The Sun, Our Living Star Bogert Farmers’ Market Living History Farm Living History Farm Theater Auditions MoR 5 pm Lindley Park 10 am & 1 pm Amy Lee Hubbard 10 am MoRockies 10 am MoRockies 1 Brunch Music – Ashly 2 Taylor Planetarium @ MoR 3 5:30 pm Bozeman Spirits Free4 Pool 3 pm Molly Brown 5 Towne’s Harvest Garden 6 Holland11 am Pine Creek Shakespeare – Henry IV Secret Cardboard Rocket Part I Brewery Follies Farm Stand Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice 12 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR 6 pm Altenbrand Park – Manhattan 4 & 8 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery 3 pm The Noodle @ MSU 3 pm Blue Slipper Theatre Rich Mayo The Real Genghis Khan 8 am MoR 6 pm Kountry Korner Farmers Market Free Pool 3 pm Molly Brown The Big Sky Tonight 3 pm MoR Mongolian Dance Performance Wings & Strings 4 pm Downtown Manhattan Belgrade Community Market Shakespeare – Henry IV Part I 12:30 & 3:30 pm MoRockies 6 pm MAP WSE Farmers Market Singo 4 pm Lewis & Clark Park 3:30 pm MSU Family/Grad Hsing The Big Sky Tonight 3 pm MoR 7 pm MidTown Tavern 4:30 pm Miles Park – Livingston Brewery Follies Walk – Ghosts of Bozeman’s Past Shakespeare Merry Wives of SymBozium Farmers Market 4 pm Sunset Hills Cemetery 7 pm Emerson Crawford Theater Windsor 3:30 pm Lewis & Clark Park Sunrise Karaoke 5 pm Big Sky Town Center 4 & 8 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery Swamp Dawg 6 pm Chico Bluegrass 9 pm Bar IX Music & Mussels w/ The Vibe Bars and Brothels – Walking Tour Wyatt Hurts 7 pmGallatin Riverhouse Jam Quartet 5:30 pm Livingston Bar and Grille Left on Tenth 7 pm Bzn Hot Springs 5:30 5:30 pm Bridger Brewing Cub Scout Pack 3670’s Annual Charlie Denison & Chris Hildebrant Sip and Paint with Faye Kickoff 9 pm Norris Hot Springs pm Katabatic 6 pm Katabatic Brewing 6 pm Alder Creek Park Wyatt Josh Moore 2019 Music in the Mountains- Pinky Hurts 6 pm Mountains Walking and the Floyd 7 pm Brian Stumpf 6 pm Town Center Park – Big Sky 7 pm Gallatin Riverhouse Grill Gallatin Art on the Rocks: Fall 2019 Bingo Wednesday Riverhouse 6:30 pm Emerson Center Sunrise 7 pm Legion – Bozeman Little Jane & the Pistol Whips Karaoke BFS presents: “Rewind” (panel fol- 7 pm Gallatin Riverhouse Grill 9 pm lows with filmmakers) Geno Kreis Trio Legion 7:30 pm The Ellen Theatre Trivia at the Molly 8 pm Molly Brown 7 pm The Mint Cafe & Bar Sunrise Karaoke Mathias 7 pm Bozeman Hot Springs 9 pm El Camino Bar Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Eagles Bar GG ee tt YY oo uu rr ee v e n t s oo nn t h e CC a l e n d a r !! ee m a i l :: i n f o @@ BB o ZZ o n e . 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MoR’s Haunted Mountain Theater MoR’s Haunted Mountain Theater Auditions Auditions Museum of the Rockies Museum of the Rockies 16 2019 Moonlight MusicFest Big Sky 17 2019 Moonlight MusicFest Big Sky 2019 Vine & Dine Festival Big Sky Resort MT Cowboy Poetry Gathering & Western Music Rendezvous City of Lewistown Volunteers sought / MSU Move-In Day 2019 Vine & Dine Festival Big Sky Resort on Aug. 21 Volunteers sought for MSU Move-In Day on Aug. 21 The Real Genghis Khan 8 am MoRockies The Real Genghis Khan 8 am Museum of the Rockies Chamber Classic Golf Outing Gallatin Valley Farmers’ Market 9 am Gallatin Fairgrounds 9:30 am Bridger Creek Golf Course Fall Fling Flea Market & Indoor Sale 9 am Antique Market Open STEAMlab 10 am Montana Science Center The Helena Blues Project 9 am Chico Hot Springs Saloonzn Bzn Plein Air Landscape Painting – 3 Day Workshop Living History Farm 10 am Museum of the Rockies 9 am Loretta Fine Art Studio The Sun, Our Living Star 10 am & 1 pm MoR 2019 Potato Festival 9 am Downtown Manhattan Capcom-Go! 11 am, 2 & 4pm MoR Bozeman Firehouse 5k 9:11am Bozeman Fire Station #3 Heebs Annual Fundraising BBQ 11:30 am Library Open STEAMlab 10 am Montana Science Center The Big Sky Tonight 3 pm MoR Living History Farm 10 am Museum of the Rockies Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery Walking Tour – Bozeman’s Historic Main St. An Evening of Art in Ennis 5 pm 10 am Downtown Bozeman Gallery 287 The Sun, Our Living Star Live Music on the Patio 5:30 pm Foxtrot 10 am & 1 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR Donny Elliot Experience 5:30 pm Kountry Korner Inside/Outside Pool Tournament 10 am Molly Brown Sundance and The Wilds 6 pm Wild Joe*s Capcom-Go! 11 am, 2 & 4pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR Ennis City Ramblers 6:30 pm Baxter Hotel Secret of the Cardboard Rocket 12 pm MoR The Dusty Pockets w/ STiLGONE 7 pm Pine Creek Mongolian Dance Performance Leigh Guest 7 pm Gallatin Riverhouse Grill – Big Sky 12:30 & 3:30 pm Museum of the Rockies Walking Tour – Symbolism in the Cemetery Friday Night Races 7 pm Gallatin Speedway 1 pm Sunset Hills Cemetery Story Under the Stars – Free! 7 pm Story Mansion The Big Sky Tonight 3 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR Jazz Night w/ Alex Robilotta 7 pm Red Tractor Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery Jessica Malone 7 pm Norris Hot Springs Bob Britten 5:30 pm Kountry Korner Café Story Under the Stars – Night at the Museum Dan Henry 5:30 pm Katabatic Brewing Company 7 pm Story Mansion Live Music on the Patio 5:30 pm Foxtrot Uncle Kracker 7 pm The Pub Station – Billings Open Mic Night 6 pm Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot Dos Mayos 6:30 pm Baxter Hotel Walk – Murders, Madams & Mediums Clint Anderson Band 7 pm Gallatin Riverhouse Grill 7 pm Downtown The Lucky Valentines 7 pm Norris Hot Springs Phoenix, Oregon – Screening & Panel Walk – Bozeman Red-Light District 7 pm Downtown 7:30 pm The Ellen Theatre Paul Lee Kupfer 7 pm Pine Creek Lodge Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice Tennessee Jet 8 pm Old Saloon – Emigrant 8 pm Blue Slipper Theatre Pride & Prejudice 8 pm Blue Slipper Theatre Jackson Holte & The Highway Patrol 8 pm Gravel Bar Too Slim & the Taildraggers 8:30 pm The Attic Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice Augustus 9 pm Murray Bar – Livingston 8 pm Blue Slipper Theatre The Berkeley Pits 9 pmSacajawea Bar – Three Forks Mudslide Charley 9 pm Eagles Bar The Helena Blues Project 9 pm Chico Saloon Bitches of the Sun 9 pm Murray Bar – Livingston Mudslide Charley 9 pm Eagles Bar Cabin Fever 9 pm Sacajawea Bar – Three Forks Bluebelly Junction 9 pm JR’s Lounge & Casino Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Friendly Tavern Punk Rock Showcase 9 pm Rialto Bozeman Bluebelly Junction 9 pm JR’s Lounge & Casino Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Silver Dollar Saloon – Ennis MoR’s Haunted Mountain Theater MoR’s Haunted Mountain Theater Auditions Auditions Museum of the Rockies Museum of the Rockies 23 Kids’ Summer Lunch Program 24 The Real Genghis Khan 8 am MoRockies Gallatin Valley Gallatin Valley Farmers’ Market 9 am Fairgrounds The Real Genghis Khan 8 am MoRockies Walk – Bozeman’s Historic Main St. 10 am Downtown Open STEAMlab 10 am Montana Science Center The Sun, Our Living Star 10 am & 1 pm MoR Living History Farm 10 am Museum of the Rockies Capcom-Go! 11 am, 2 & 4pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR The Sun, Our Living Star 10 am & 1 pm MoR Beth Shalom Open House 11 am Beth Shalom Synagogue Secret of the Cardboard Rocket 12 pm MoR Buffalo Wild Wings Fundraiser 11 am Buffalo Wild Wings Mongolian Dance Performance Secret of the Cardboard Rocket 12 pm MoR 12:30 & 3:30 pm MoR Author Event w/ Patrick Kilpatrick 12 pm Elk River Books Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery Mongolian Dance Performance 12:30 & 3:30 pm MoR Blues of Andre Floyd / regional BBQ tourney “Universe of Stories” Symphony Event at the Library 5 pm Kenyon Noble – Bozeman 1 pm Bozeman Public Library Livingston Art Walk 5:30 pm Downtown Livingston Blues of Andre Floyd ushers in regional BBQ tourney Open House 5:30 pm Beth Shalom Synagogue ` 1 pm Kenyon Noble – Bozeman Live Music on the Patio 5:30 pm Foxtrot 2019 MT Funk Fest w/ The Floozies 3 pm Cannery District Donny Elliot Experience 5:30 pm Kountry Korner The Big Sky Tonight 3 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR Clark Chateau ghost investigation 6 pmCity of Butte Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery Shane Secor 6 pm Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot Bluegrass on the Green feat. The Bridger Creek Boys Hawthorne Duo 6:30 pm Baxter Hotel 5 pm Springhill Church Friday Night Races 7 pm Gallatin Speedway Bob Britten 5:30 pm Kountry Korner Café Swamp Dawg 7 pm Gallatin Riverhouse Grill Christy Hays 5:30 pm Katabatic Brewing Company Jazz Night w/ Alex Robilotta 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza “Women & Whiskey” Concert 5:30 pm Dry Hills Distillery

Mission Mountain Wood Band / The Dusty Pockets Live Music on the Patio 5:30 pm Foxtrot Z 7 pm Old Saloon – Emigrant Sundown Kickaround w/ The Last Revel 6 pm Pine Creek Z Todd Green 7 pm Norris Hot Springs DH Scott 6 pm Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot

Teahouse Tango 7:30 pm Townshend’s Teahouse Freak Out! The Musical 6 pm Rialto Bozeman ONE Pinky & the Floyd: The Wall 7:30 pm Myrna Loy Kalta Armstrong 6:30 pm Baxter Hotel ONE Baroque Music MT presents:The Stradella Incident Walk – Bozeman Red-Light District 7 pm Downtown 7:30 pm Beehler Home Nathan North 7 pm Norris Hot Springs Exit 288 8 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon STiLGONE 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza Jane Austen’s Pride & Prejudice 8 pm Blue Slipper Shelly Bessler Trio 8 pm Old Saloon – Emigrant Josh Morningstar, Tom McElvain & Sean Devine Exit 288 8 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon 8:30 pm The Attic – Livingston Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice 8 pm Blue Slipper Dammit Lauren & The Well 9 pm Murray Bar Blue Belly Junction 9 pm Eagles Bar Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Sacajawea Bar Cubongo 9 pm Murray Bar – Livingston The Talbott Brothers 9 pm Live From The Divide Diamond 9 pm Sacajawea Bar – Three Forks

Blue Belly Junction 9 pm Eagles Bar Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Friendly Tavern • Catskills 9 pm JR’s Lounge & Casino Catskills 9 pm JR’s Lounge & Casino •

Freak Out! The Musical 9 pm Rialto Bozeman Freak Out! The Musical 9 pm Rialto Bozeman

Since 1993 Since Since 1993 Since MoR’s Haunted Mountain Theater MoR’s Haunted Mountain Theater Auditions Auditions Museum of the Rockies Museum of the Rockies 30 Kids’ Summer Lunch Program Gallatin 31 The Real Genghis Khan 8 am MoRockies Valley Gallatin Valley Farmers’ Market 9 am Fairgrounds The Real Genghis Khan 8 am MoRockies Living History Farm 10 am MoRockies Open STEAMlab 10 am Montana Science Center Walk – Bozeman’s Historic Main St. 10 am Downtown Living History Farm 10 am Museum of the Rockies The Sun, Our Living Star 10 am & 1 pm MoR The Sun, Our Living Star 10 am & 1 pm MoR Capcom-Go! 11 am, 2 & 4pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR Secret of the Cardboard Rocket 12 pm MoR Secret of the Cardboard Rocket Mongolian Dance Performance 12 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR 12:30 & 3:30 pm MoR Mongolian Dance Performance The Big Sky Tonight 3 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR 12:30 & 3:30 pm Museum of the Rockies Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery The Big Sky Tonight 3 pm Taylor Planetarium @ MoR Live Music on the Patio 5:30 pm Foxtrot Brewery Follies Donny Elliot Experience 5:30 pm Kountry Korner 4 & 8 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery – Virginia City Open Mic Night 6 pm Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot Bob Britten 5:30 pm Kountry Korner Café Edis and Cliff at Santa Fe Reds 6 pm Santa Fe Reds Kalyn Beasley 5:30 pm Katabatic Brewing Company

Queers & Beers 6 pm 406 Brewing Co. Live Music on the Patio 5:30 pm Foxtrot • Daniel Smith 6:30 pm Baxter Hotel Shakespeare – Henry IV Part I 6 pm Shane Lalani • Cubongo 7 pm Pine Creek Lodge Edis 6:30 pm Baxter Hotel Friday Night Races 7 pm Gallatin Speedway Chad Okrusch 7 pm Pine Creek Lodge

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Paul Lee Kupfer 7 pm Norris Hot Springs 2019 7, 13-September August Relación Brevísima 7 pm Norris Hot Springs Daniel Harvala 7 pm Red Tractor Pizza Mountain & Prairie Podcast – LIVE! 7 pm The Ellen Rocky Mountain Pearls 7 pm Gallatin Riverhouse Grill Montana Rose 7 pm Gallatin Riverhouse Grill SunsAh 406 7 pm Old Saloon – Emigrant Walk - Murders, Madams & Mediums Pride & Prejudice 8 pm Blue Slipper Theatre 7 pm Downtown Bozeman Tom Rush 8 pm The Ellen Theatre Pride & Prejudice 8 pm Blue Slipper Theatre Arterial Drive 8 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon Arterial Drive 8 pm Chico Hot Springs Saloon Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice 8 pm Blue Slipper Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice 8 pmBlue Slipper Labor Fest 8:30 pm Rialto Bozeman Gutter Demons 9 pm Eagles Lodge Ballroom Skyfoot 8:30 pm Bozeman Taproom Joey Tenuto Band 9 pm Murray Bar – Livingston Poison Lovers 9 pm Eagles Bar Brice Ash & The Kin 9 pm Sacajawea Bar The Dead Yellers 9 pm Murray Bar – Livingston The Mountain Goats 9 pm The Pub Station – Billings Longhorn Band 9 pm Sacajawea Bar – Three Forks Poison Lovers 9 pm Eagles Bar Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Friendly Tavern Karoake 9 pm JR’s Lounge & Casino Karoake 9 pm JR’s Lounge & Casino Living History Farm Gallatin Valley Farmers’ Market 9 am Fairgrounds 10 am Museum of the Rockies YMCA 5K 9 am Downtown Bozeman 6 Brewery Follies 7 MBC Junior & Senior Company Auditions 10 am Montana Ballet Company 4 & 8 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery MBC’S 36th Annual Nutcracker Auditions Donny Elliot Experience 10 am Montana Ballet Company 5:30 pm Kountry Korner Café Walk – Rediscovering Bozeman Creek 1 pm Bogert Park Ted’s MT Grill Series : Jim Averitt/Rick Winking IndepenDANCE: Parallels 2 pm The Ellen Theatre Brewery Follies 4 & 8 pm H. S. Gilbert Brewery 6:30 pm Baxter Hotel Clarkston Fire Service’s 2nd Annual Bigfoot Hunt Montana Manouche 5 pm Headwaters Ranch – Three Forks 6:30 pm Uncorked Wine & Cheese Bar Bob Britten 5:30 pm Kountry Korner Café Ted’s MT Grill Music Series : Major Minor Walking Tour – Murders, Madams & Mediums 6:30 pm Baxter Hotel 7 pm Downtown Bozeman Leigh Guest 7 pm Gallatin Riverhouse Eilen Jewell 7 pm Filling Station IndepenDANCE: Parallels Tom Marino 7 pm Gallatin Riverhouse Grill – Big Sky 7 pm The Ellen Theatre Kitchen Dwellers w Special Guests (2 nights) Kitchen 7 pm Dwellers w Pine Creek Lodge Special The MAX Guests (2 8 pm Chico Hot Springs nights) An evening with 8 pm Jessie Bridges, Pine Creek Audrey Hall, and Lodge Sean Douglas 8:30 pm The Max The Attic 8 pm Sunrise Karaoke Chico Hot 9 pm Springs Saloon Friendly Tavern Sunrise Karaoke 9 pm Silver Dollar Saloon GG ee tt YY oo uu rr ee v e n t s oo nn t h e CC a l e n d a r !! ee m a i l :: i n f o @@ BB o ZZ o n e . C o m ( $ 2 5 p e r l i s t i n G f o r n o n - a d v e r t i s e r s ) o r C a l l 44 00 66 -- 55 8 66 - 6 77 3 00 Page 6a • The BoZone • augusT 15, 2019

Movie Review ------Diverse slate of upcoming BFS Film Briefs: Sick Movies attractions span the genres Pack your blankets, flashlights He is a gruff Irish loner who lives tary years in the making, Neulinger for Sick People in Bed and low-back chairs for the 10th off the land in a makeshift cabin shares his vivid childhood Annual ‘Story Under the Stars’ and wants nothing more than to be memories of a family plagued by a by Joseph Shelton The Outlaw King: Another on Friday, August 16th. Bozeman left in peace. When his home is vicious cycle of childhood abuse. Last week I got an inconvenient Netflix film, Outlaw King is a Film Society hosts the anticipated threatened by greedy real estate Produced and shot by a team of summer cold during my days off blander Braveheart without the annual event atop the the lush developers, Emily believes she has Montana-based filmmakers, this of work, which caused me to Christ-complex but somehow with greenspace outside the Story found her new cause – but gets powerful and intimate family por- spend two days in bed sipping more blood. Probably the same Mansion, located on the corner of trait features an incredible orange juice (naturally with a little number of kilts. Just like Braveheart, Willson and College. Featuring home movie collection that vodka for its antiseptic properties) anyone English is evil as hell, family favorite Night at the not only provides a stark and watching movies. But because except for the beautiful woman. Museum this year, the popular contrast to the family today, I value my position as unpaid When are we going to get the FREE event kicks off at 7pm with but also offers rare glimpses (and very potentially unread) film movie from Longshanks’s kids activities, food trucks, ice cream into visual clues about fami- critic/journalist, I took some brief perspective? and popcorn. Prizes for the best ly dynamics and the actual notes on all the films I watched, Alita: Battle Angel: Where Night at the Museum-inspired cos- offenders. As riveting as any the better to entertain and edify. does Christoph Waltz get off tumes at 8pm! The screening begins moral thriller, this unflinch- So here goes: starring in movies but not at dusk, between 8:45–9pm. ing documentary braids the The Highwaymen: Netflix’s dancing? With a name like When good-hearted dreamer vast visual archive into film about the two country-fried “waltz,” he’s got a name tailor- Larry Daley (Ben Stiller) is hired as Neulinger’s contemporary cops who filled Bonnie and Clyde made for being the cinema’s night watchman at the Museum of investigation to seek justice with about a million rounds is a foremost ballroom-dancer? Why Natural History, he soon discovers through the criminal court blue-lives-matter wet dream. doesn’t he have a rider in his that an ancient curse brings all the system – and healing for Everyone stands around talking contract that says he won’t appear exhibits to life after the sun sets. himself and his family. about how great a cop Kevin in a film unless there’s a long, Suddenly, Larry finds himself face- Neulinger is the head of Costner is because he massacred a involved sequence of closed- to-face with a frisky T. Rex skeleton, production at Step 1 Films. bunch of people years before, and position dancing in 3/4 time? The tiny armies of Romans and Upon finishing film school even though he’s got 15 bullets in movie’s fine, but it could use cowboys and a mischievous monkey at Montana State University him he plans to massacre at least fewer robot fights. who taunts him to the breaking at age 23, he discovered the two more. In the end, Woody Pet Sematary: The first film point. But with the help of raw materials that would Harrelson, who has spent the is primarily remembered for being President Teddy Roosevelt (Robin propel him to tell the story whole movie complaining about the second-most famous non- Williams), Larry may just figure out of his life. Neulinger’s how he’s always the passenger, Munsters role for Fred Gwynne, a way to control the chaos and directorial debut, Rewind finally gets to drive the car, so you and for having one of the most become a hero in his son’s eyes. premiered at the 2019 know it’s got a heart. adorable scenes of murder/terror Boasting jaw-dropping special more than she bargained for when Tribeca Film Festival, receiving a Hellboy: If anyone thought ever shot. The remake tries to be effects and laugh-out-loud unexpected romance blossoms. Special Jury Mention and critical that the first Hellboy movies needed less cute, but doesn’t succeed moments, Night at the Museum is your Based on an inspiring true story, praise. Brian Tallerico, film critic more whining and a huge pig that because there's nothing cuter on ticket to nonstop fun! Rated PG, the Hampstead is a buoyant, sparklingly for RogerEbert.com calls the film constantly says “f**k” then I’m God’s green earth than John film runs 108 minutes. witty tale of two underdogs who “…a deeply personal, revealing, and sorry, but you were wrong. But no Lithgow passing out, drunk. You Pets on leashes, please. The took on the system and showed a unforgettable piece of filmmaking.” one can deny that poor Milla just want to scoop him up and evening is co-sponsored by Friends nation that heart is where the home Not rated, Rewind contains mature, Jovovich, an actor not principally put him to bed. of the Story Mansion and the City is. Rated PG-13, the film runs sensitive, and disturbing material known for her wise choices, is Well, there it is, film fans. One of Bozeman Parks & Recreation 103 minutes. not suitable for children. The film acting her heart out here. I don’t thing is true of all five of these Department. “A pleasant rattle of a film that runs 86 minutes. know, maybe next time try a huge films: they’re all improved by Following on Tuesday, August makes fine use of its likable leads – Reserved seats for Hampstead tapir or peccary that curses liberal application of Robitussin. 20th, BFS returns to Downtown Keaton’s oddly regal klutziness and Rewind are $9.75 for adults or twice as much? Keep watching those screens! • Bozeman’s Ellen Theatre with matches well against Gleeson’s $9.25 for seniors and students. uplifting British dramedy moral rectitude – and an Advance tickets are available at Hampstead. The screening will appealing setting.” www.theellentheatre.org (plus begin at 7:30pm. – New York Times Critic’s Pick service fees). The Ellen lobby opens Though Emily (Diane Keaton) Looking to next month, the one hour before the screening for Upcoming ‘SymBozium’ and Donald (Brendan Gleeson) live Bozeman premiere of documentary refreshments. in the same idyllic Londo neighbor- feature Rewind is set for Bozeman Film Society seeks out explores the pros & cons of AI hood of Hampstead, the worlds Wednesday, September 4th at The and presents independent films they inhabit could not be more Ellen. A panel follows the 7:30pm which engage, entertain, and foster Bozeman Public Library has and drawbacks of AI and its different. She is an American screening featuring the filmmakers an understanding of the world com- announced the next in its civil rapidly evolving technology. widow occupying a posh apartment including director Sasha Joseph munity around us. Visit www.boze- discourse series, SymBozium, to The panel will be moderated by she can no longer afford and filling Neulinger, whose early life also manfilmsociety.org for film pre- engage the community in respectful Les Craig, partner at Next Frontier her time with charity work as she serves as inspiration for the film. views and further information – and productive conversation around Capital. He formerly served as struggles to figure out the next step. In Rewind, a stunning documen- and “Keep ‘Em Flickering!” • complex controversial topics. At Executive Director of the this divisive time in our world the Innovation Campus and Blackstone need to consider and understand LaunchPad at Montana State diverse perspectives is critical, University. Guest speakers will especially within our community. include Dr. Sarah Myers West, a This free participatory event series postdoctoral researcher at the AI Livingston screening & discussion tackles features current topics and keynote Now Institute at New York speakers representing varied University; Joe Flood, a reporter, “boys will be boys” rape culture points of view. historian, and the founder and CEO of N2 Communications; and “How Smart Is Too Smart? Join ASPEN and fellow Jason Taylor, the CTO and Co- Exploring the Pros and Cons community members on Thursday, will Founder of Security Innovation. of Artificial Intelligence” August 22nd, for a screening of true be held at 7pm on Tuesday, SymBozium is made possible by crime thriller Roll Red Roll at September 3rd at the Emerson The Kendeda Fund, Bozeman Livingston’s Shane Lalani Center for Center’s Crawford Theater. From Public Library Foundation, the Arts. A post-screening talk will Siri to robotic surgery, from media NorthWestern Energy, Entropy discuss solutions and preventative and music streaming to Google Brands, Holding Ground Architects measures to address the issues pre- Maps, artificial intelligence (AI) has and Bozeman Daily Chronicle in sented in the film, as well as ways to a significant impact on our lives. addition to many private citizens end the perpetuation of rape culture But, what are the implications of that donated to support the series. in our community. Beginning at AI on human development and SymBozium is free and open to 7pm, this evening event is free and film unflinchingly asks, why didn’t Roll Red Roll shifts the lens and personal autonomy? What effect the public. Space is limited and open to the public. anyone stop it? The impact cam- burden from the victim to the will AI have on jobs in the future? registration is recommended at Filmed also as an impact paign engages communities around perpetrators, bystanders, witnesses, What ethical concerns must we . www.symbozium.org campaign, Roll Red Roll goes behind the nation to answer this question and communities to understand and address as AI systems are deployed? Bozeman Public Library creates the headlines of the notorious for themselves, creating opportuni- address the problem. By examining Join in on the discussion as an opportunities that inspire curiosity, Steubenville, Ohio rape case to ties, tools and pathways for men and harmful notions of masculinity, the expert panel explores the benefits exploration, and connection. • uncover the deep-seated and social boys to challenge ingrained thinking film shines a light on “rape culture” media-fueled “boys will be boys” about masculinity and explore their – a culture that allows sexual assault culture at the root of high school leadership potential in the fight to be normalized and dismissed. At sexual assault in America. The against gender-based violence. the heart of this film and campaign, a national dialogue is being opened that engages men and boys including fathers, coaches, and teens, to get involved in the work to prevent violence and shift culture. As both an educational tool and a catalyst for social and behavioral change, Roll Red Roll is uniquely poised to incite critical conversations with students, thought leaders and grassroots activists working to eliminate gender violence. Director Nancy Schwartzman, a globally recognized human rights activist, has been using film and technology to transform the culture around gender-based violence for over 10 years. Never have we been so primed for this conversation. Learn more about the film and watch the trailer at www.rollredrollfilm.com. ASPEN (Abuse Support & Prevention Education Network) serves the residents of Park, Sweet Grass, and Meagher Counties of Montana, but also extends its services to anyone in a situation of domestic or sexual violence who are fleeing an abusive situation and need assistance. These C o n t r i b u t i n g services include an emergency W r i t e r s shelter, a 24-hour crisis line, crisis counseling, support groups, legal advocacy, information and Danny Waldo referrals, safety planning, Joseph Shelton emergency 911 phones, assistance Zelpha Boyd with Orders of Protection and/or law enforcement reporting, Patrick O’Neil forensic medical exam support, and community outreach and educational programs. Learn more at www.aspenmt.org. • page 6A • Volume 26, Number 16 - August 15, 2019 • The BoZone Entertainment Calendar • www.BoZone.com • 406-586-6730 ––– Tell ’em, “I Saw It In The BoZone!” August 15, 2019 • the BoZone • PAge 7A

Phoenix, Oregon filmmakers to attend Ellen screening event On Friday, August 16th, The Ellen Theatre the most mundane moments of our will host the Bozeman stop of the 70-city lives. Lundgren’s script has more to Phoenix, Oregon screening tour at 7:30pm. say about depression, anxiety, art, The evening will include a Q&A with writer, friendship and love than any dozen director and editor Gary Lundgren, as well as movies I’ve seen in the theater this producers Annie Lundgren and Luis year. As an indie film, it’s not just a Rodriguez. All seats are $9 plus facility fees. potent reminder of why smaller Defying midlife haze, two friends seize an movies with unheard voices are unlikely opportunity to reinvent their lives, important – but also that a big quitting their jobs to restore an old bowling budget is wholly unnecessary when alley and serve the “world’s greatest pizza.” sharing truth and beauty with an The film takes a comedic look at the audience.” – Jared Rasic, existential crisis many face when trying to find The Source Weekly meaning and relevancy at midlife. Despite This Phoenix, Oregon screening is controlling bosses, dead-end jobs, and broken the only chance for local Bozeman relationships, the two leads must awaken audiences to see the film and partake hibernating courage and resilience in order to in a Q&A with the filmmakers. take new risks and keep dreams alive. Wine, beer, and other Phoenix, Oregon stars James Le Gros Reynaldo Gallegos (Triple Frontier, American “Phoenix, Oregon walks a gorgeous line refreshments will be sold in the lobby one hour (Drugstore Cowboy, Living in Oblivion), Lisa Sniper), Diedrich Bader (Napoleon Dynamite, between pathos and comedy, proving prior to the screening. Ticketing and further Edelstein (Girlfriends’ Guide to Divorce, House), Office Space, Veep) and Kevin Corrigan (The Lundgren to be a master of tone and information about all upcoming happenings is Jesse Borrego (Fame, Blood In Blood Out), Departed, Pineapple Express, True Romance). discovering the grace notes that make up even available at www.theellentheatre.org. •

Zany staging of Pride & Prejudice Verge Teens’ expressive show comes to Livingston explores meaning of theater, life

Livingston’s Even though we’re in the middle of Blue Slipper our shortened summer, Verge Theater is Theatre continues giving Bozemanites and out-of-towners a its exciting 2019 great excuse to head indoors by featuring season with Jane some fantastic stage performances. Austen’s Pride Here’s a look at what’s happening at and Prejudice, “The Little Black Box on the Edge hilariously adapted (of Bozeman).” by Kate Hamill. First, Verge Teen Theater presents Directed by This We Believe: A Performed Stephen Alan Manifesto. This wholly original Seder, the local production, written by the teens, is an production runs expression of what they believe theater August 16th (and life) should be. Under the direction through September of Jessie Sherman, three performances 1st. Friday and will take place Friday, August 16th, at Improv on the Verge! They pair the fun and Saturday 7pm and Saturday, August 17th, at 3pm and energy of short-form games (like you see on the performances begin 7pm. Tickets are $9. All ages welcome. popular tv show Whose Line Is It Anyway?) with at 8pm, followed by For This We Believe, Verge Teens started by creating a group manifesto. It is beautiful and long-form scenes in which they create hilarious Sunday matinees at love has never felt so theatrical, or so full of inspiring and hopeful and funny! They then characters and storylines on the spot. Head 3pm. Tickets are $16 for adults, $13 for life than it does in this effervescent adaptation. wrote a collection of short plays that put their down for a new, fun-filled show every other students and seniors (60+), and $10 for Because what turns us into greater fools… manifesto into action. These plays are not like Monday or so. Cheap thrills for your laugh youth 17 and under. than the high-stakes game of love? anything you have seen before. They run to hole! An upcoming show is set for August 26th This isn’t your grandmother’s Austen! “Hamill [...] has a gift for condensing gamut from funny to somber, realistic to with a summer-friendly start time of 8pm. Bold, surprising, boisterous, and timely, this three-volume novels into galloping two-act abstract, elaborate to simple. You definitely Tickets are $9. Ages 17+. Pride and Prejudice for a new era explores the plays. Her screwball Pride and Prejudice [...] is as don’t want to miss this show! Visit www.vergetheater.com for absurdities and thrills of finding your perfect frolicsome as her earlier efforts. It hasn’t met a Also on the edge of Bozeman, the theater’s reservations and further information about (or imperfect) match in life. The outspoken rib it can’t tickle.” – The New York Times improv masters bring balance to the force on upcoming productions! Advance tickets are Lizzy Bennet is determined to never marry, Located at 113 E Callender, the Blue select Monday nights this summer with also available in store at Cactus Records. • despite mounting pressure from society. But Slipper Theatre has been entertaining, can she resist love, especially when that vague- educating, and enriching Livingston through ly handsome, mildly amusing, and impossibly the performing arts since 1964. For tickets or aggravating Mr. Darcy keeps popping up at more information, call (406) 222-7720 or visit every turn? Literature’s greatest tale of latent www.blueslipper.org. •

Local youth return Schoolhouse Rock to form at Shane Livingston’s Shane Lalani Center for the Students of the 2019 workshop will Arts is delighted to present its 18th annual present Schoolhouse Rock Live! in the Dulcie Young Actors’ Workshop taking on a pop Theatre on Friday, August 16th, at 7pm, and culture phenomenon – Schoolhouse Rock Saturday, August 17th, at 2pm and 5pm. Live! Workshop participants will front three Tickets to all shows are $8 for adults and $5 public performances in the Dulcie Theatre for children. To make reservations, visit on Friday and Saturday, August 16th www.theshanecenter.org or call the box and 17th. office at (406) 222-1420. The Shane Center Schoolhouse Rock is the groundbreaking is located at 415 E Lewis St. 1970s Saturday morning cartoon series that The Young Actors’ Workshop is a two- used rock music to teach history, grammar, week intensive that provides a fantastic math and more. The sheer joy and imagina- opportunity for students ages 6–17 to tion of the original will be magnified on the develop a variety of theatre skills while Shane stage, with 100+ students singing staging a full-scale musical production. clever, tuneful songs like “Just a Bill,” “Lolly, Learn more about the program by visiting Lolly, Lolly” and “Conjunction Junction.” the Shane website. •

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Emerson’s ‘Art on the Rocks’ announces spirited fall courses TheEmersonCenterfortheArts& ClasseswillbeheldthefirstThursdayof ArtontheRockson CulturecontinuestopresentitspopularArt everymonthfrom6:30–8:30pmthroughyear’s December5this on the Rocks seriesthisfall.If you’re end.TheEmersonandRockingRBar,the Pints & Prints atthe creativebutneeddirectionanddon’twantthe eventseries’sponsor,sharehostingduties. 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Annual downtown celebration invites public to cheer on the ‘Cats Montana State cheer squad, student-athletes and the event, walkers will make a 30- University and the community members as they make minute stop at Soroptimist Park, Downtown Bozeman their way down Main Street to located at Rouse Avenue and Main Association will host the create Bobcat buzz throughout the Street, for refreshments and for 10th Annual Cat Walk community. The group will visit autographs from the fall and on Friday, August 23rd. businesses along the way, play the winter athletics teams. The event will be held on fight song and pass out Bobcat gear, Participants will then head west Main Street in Downtown treats for kids and game schedules. down the north side of Main Street, Bozeman. The walk will begin at First again stopping into businesses. The MSU President Waded Interstate Bank, located at Grand walk will end at Wells Fargo Bank, Cruzado will join the Avenue and Main Street, and move located at Grand Avenue and Bobcat mascot Champ, the east down the south side of Main Main Street. Spirit of the West Marching Street, stopping at several businesses The event is free and open to the Band, members of the along the way. Midway through public. Go ‘Cats! •

Bozeman Bucks rolling through the postseason by Danny Waldo been incredible.” While they may not admit it, Mission accomplished. several Bozeman Buck baseball Bozeman stormed through the players had thoughts of redemp- 2019 Montana/Alberta AA state tion on their mind when the 2019 championship, winning their American Legion baseball season first title since 2007 and earning a kicked off back in April. trip to the Northwest Regional in Failure will do that to a person. Lewiston, Idaho. The Bucks out- Bozeman entered the 2018 scored the opposition 48-12 in Montana/Alberta AA state going 5-0 during the tournament, championships as the No. 1 seeded atoning for their past failures. team after finishing as the runner- “It’s the players, it’s the players, up in 2017, but after two they’ve absolutely bought in,” said consecutive losses, the Bucks Garrett Schultz, who is in his could only wonder what could second season as the Bucks head have been. So it was that they coach and his third in the began the 2019 season looking for Bozeman program. “It’s not just a payback, and after another strong coach-led team, it’s really become season that saw the Bucks earn the a players-led team, honestly. No. 2 seed in this year’s state These guys worked so hard for tournament redemption was there each other, they support each for attaining. other, they pick each other up, “It’s kind of been in the back they hold each other accountable of our minds, especially mine, I … that’s a big one. Everybody for the championship at the by defeating Bellevue, Washington to secure a spot in the regional want to win,” said senior had the same goal, this was the Northwest Regional tournament 5-2. The Bucks followed that up championship. outfielder Kelher Murfitt, goal, to go out and achieve this.” in Lewiston, Idaho, with a berth in with a 5-0 shut out of Kennewick, The Bucks were to square off referencing the previous two years Bozeman wasn’t happy the American Legion World Washington to move into the versus the winner of Kennewick of disappointments at state. just to win the state tournament, Series in Shelby, North Carolina undefeated semifinal versus and Idaho Falls, with the winner “Especially this senior year, there’s however. As of the deadline for on the line. Medford, Oregon, where advancing to the World Series, six of us including me. It’s just this article, the Bucks were playing Bozeman opened the regional Bozeman won, yet again, 4-1, August 15-20. • Page 2B • The endZone • augusT 15, 2019

Golfing, biking & running events descend on Lone Mountain No snow, no problem! Big Sky lunches, stimulating dinners, silent tournament is $50/player. To land, the race offers jaw-dropping terrain including jeep roads, forested Resort continues to open its grounds auction, wine sales and outdoor register for the Big Sky Open and views of Lone Peak. Riders will single-track trails, alpine ridge lines for fantastic outdoor activities adventure. other upcoming tournmanets, call pedal some of the area’s most and even to the iconic summit of through the end of summer long. Who’s the best golfer in Big Sky? (406) 995-5780. Further information exhilarating (and challenging) pieces Lone Peak! This is a world-class Here’s a look at a few of the The 2019 Big Sky Open brings and complete schedule can be found of single-track, double-track, gravel event hosted at Big Sky Resort. upcoming events. this tournament back to the green at http://bit.ly/2FaRERt. roads and the occasional paved Professional runners from all over Before heading outside to soak below Lone Mountain Saturday and Happening the same weekend is segment. An award ceremony will be the world descend on the mountain up the last days of summer, the Sunday, August 24th and 25th the 2019 Big Sky Biggie, a rigor- held in Town Center Park after the to appreciate and be challenged by annual Vine & Dine will take place beginning at 10am each morning. ous mountain bike race with events race. Preceding the main event, the the beautiful ruggedness of Lone Thursday through Sunday, August This annual event serves as the set for Aug. 23rd and 24th. The Shorty – Short Track XC race will Peak. This is unquestionably one of 15th to 18th. The premier the hardest 50K races in destination event features the United States. sommeliers, winemakers, regional Spectators are and celebrity culinary talent, as well encouraged to come as distinguished guests gathering to out and cheer on their wine, dine and network at runner. Swift Current beautiful Big Sky Resort. will be available for use Experience an incredible array of with the purchase of a food artisans, wineries, purveyors of scenic lift ticket from epicurean delights, and Montana- Basecamp. Don’t forget inspired art at this incredible food your cowbell! and wine experience. Whether you’re Registration for this looking for tempting food or obscure year’s Rut is FULL. wines, you are sure to find more than Learn more about one event to exceed your the races and expectations at Vine & Dine. There weekend events at is something for everyone – from qualifier for the Canyon Cup to be main event on Saturday, with 50 and be held Friday at 4pm. Find registra- runtherut.com. food and wine tastings, seminars, held in late September. Get one step 30-mile courses, begins at 7:30am. tion and further event information Established in 1973, Big Sky cooking demonstrations, amazing closer to winning the title! This Looping through public and private by visiting bigskybiggie.com. Resort is located in the Northern Closing out the last-ish month of Rockies of Southwest Montana summer is The Rut Mountain between Bozeman and Yellowstone Running Festival with events set National Park. Big Sky Resort is the for Friday, August 30th through Biggest Skiing in America with Sunday, September 1st. The Rut is 5,800+ acres offering an average of Bobcats cashing in on I-90 connection an extremely challenging mountain two acres per skier and 4,350 by Danny Waldo MSU to a season-opening victory. brought along a pair of beasts in run held on Big Sky Resort property. vertical drop. Discover more The date was August 30, 2018, The dominating peformances did- 6’2, 248 lbs. Amandre Willams, Race participants will find summer happenings at and the 6’5 behemoth from n’t stop there. Sterk would go on to and 6’6, 299 lbs. Jason Scrempos to themselves covering all types of bigskyresort.com. • Lynden, Washington was going become one of the premier defen- bolster the Bobcat defensive line. through pre-game warmups, sive players in the country, and Williams impressed during preparing for his first game action thanks to his performance from a spring ball, forcing Sterk to move for Montana State after year ago, he has landed on several to defensive end from the Buck transferring from the University of preseason All-American teams position that he dominated from in Washington. There had been heading into his senior campaign. 2018, and Scrempos has been a Family friendly open station plenty of preseason hype about the Sterk was drawn to Bozeman man amongst boys early in fall FBS dropdown who just couldn’t via Seattle thanks in part to his camp. All three former Huskies follows Firehouse 5k find his way onto the field enough connection with Bobcat head coach should see plenty of action for the Please visit for the Huskies, but was expected Jeff Choate, a former University of Bobcat defense, and with Ioane to be a major contributor for Washington assistant. This season, calling the shots, MSU has the www.boze- the Bobcats. Choate’s ties have helped the chance to be one of the top manfire- Three hours later, the hype had Seattle to Bozeman connection defensive units in the country. house5k.com to register and turned to truth. Bryce Sterk was grow stronger with the return of With all that potential for for further a monster. Kane Ioane, a Bobcat legend, who success, perhaps more talented information. Sterk turned in a stellar spent the past two seasons as a players will find their way from Immediately performance in his debut, defensive analyst with the Huskies. Seattle to Bozeman in the future, following the collecting eight tackles, two sacks But Ioane didn’t come alone. The something I’m sure the Bobcat The Bozeman Firefighters will race, the annual “Fire in the Park” and four tackles-for-loss in leading new Bobcat defensive coordinator faithful would be just fine with. present their third annual charity open house event will take place at run, the Bozeman Firehouse 5k, Bozeman Fire Station #3. Free food, on Saturday, August 17th beginning tours of the station and apparatus, at 9:11am. The race course wraps and fun activities for kids are some around the scenic Gallatin County of the things that’ll entertain. Bobcats earn preseason respect Regional Park on Bozeman’s west Racers and their families are side. The race will start and finish in encouraged to stick around for by Danny Waldo were ranked in the Top 10, led by round victory of Incarnate Word in front of Bozeman Fire Station #3, this fun event, as well. As head coach Jeff Choate Eastern Washington, which fell to the FCS playoffs. During the 1705 Vaquero Pkwy. All racers will All proceeds from the Bozeman gets set to begin his fourth season North Dakota State in last season’s winning streak, the Bobcats ran receive a custom t-shirt, gift bag and Firehouse 5K will support the at the helm of the Montana national championship. UC Davis their streak of consecutive victories timing chip. Schnee’s will award Benevolent Fund. Bozeman State Bobcat football (No. 5) and Weber State (No. 8) over the rival Montana Grizzlies to prizes to the overall top three men Firefighters Local 613 is a registered program, colleagues and media were the other two teams. The three for the first time since the and women finishers. To top it all 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, and members from across the country Montana Grizzlies just snuck into 1985 season. Montana State, which ff, every racer will be entered in a the Benevolent Fund is how its are beginning to take notice of the poll at the No. 25 slot. earned 1,866 points in the STATS raffle with a chance to win other charitable giving is directed – to the work he has done. Montana State saw a return to preseason poll, kicks off the 2019 great prizes! Schnee’s will host the members of the community in need, Montana State, fresh off an 8-5 the FCS rankings last season when season on August 31st with a trip packet pick-up on Friday, the night as well as emergency service campaign that saw them earn their they completed their first winning to Lubbock, Texas to take on before the race, from 5–8pm. workers around the area. • first postseason victory since 2012, season (8-5) since matching that Texas Tech. earned a preseason Top 25 rank- record in the 2014 season. The For a complete schedule of ing, in addition to placing multiple Bobcats finished the 2018 upcoming Montana State players on preseason watch lists. campaign ranked No. 17 in the football games, log on to The Bobcats enter the 2019 final STATS FCS poll, thanks in www.msubobcats.com. Lottery open for YNP non- season ranked No. 14 in the large part to closing the regular Danny Waldo, a local freelance STATS FCS preseason poll. Three season on a three-game winning writer, covers Montana State and local commercially guided other Big Sky Conference teams streak before earning an opening high school athletics. • snowmobile access program From Yellowstone Public Affairs Permit holders are considered People may now apply to the non-commercial guides and must be MSU business college to host annual 2019-2020 winter lottery for permits at least 18 years old on the first day to snowmobile in Yellowstone of their trips. All snowmobile golf tournament, seeks sponsorships without a commercial guide. operators must possess a state-issued Authorized in 2013, the Non-com- driver’s license and successfully From MSU News Service Jake Jabs College of Business and golf tournament benefit will be mercially Guided Snowmobile complete the free online Yellowstone The Montana State University Entrepreneurship’s 18th annual held Friday, Sept. 27th, at the Black Access Program allows one group Snowmobile Education Certification Bull golf course in Bozeman. of up to five snowmobiles to enter program. Anyone can take the Proceeds from the tournament Yellowstone from each of its four course to learn about park rules that fund business student scholarships. winter entrances per day. help visitors safely enjoy the unique Members of MSU student This year’s lottery will be open at experience of winter in Yellowstone clubs will be on the course to www.recreation.gov through August while also protecting park resources. greet golfers and assist with 31st. Successful applicants will be All snowmobiles must meet the tournament games. Student clubs notified in mid-September. park’s New Best Available will use proceeds from the Unclaimed or cancelled permits will Technology standard. tournament games to fund educa- be made available through the To learn more about planning a tional and personal development website on a first come, first served winter trip to Yellowstone, visit for their members. Last year, two basis beginning October 1st. There www.nps.gov/yell. student clubs used tournament is no waiting list. Cancellations may Since 1916, the National Park Service proceeds to send club members to occur throughout the winter season, has been entrusted with the care of a regional conference and support so check the website often for America’s more than 400 national parks. two social impact projects. openings. Trips can be for a With the help of volunteers and partners, Co-host sponsors for this maximum of three days in length, NPS safeguards these special places and year’s tournament are First and permits cost $40 per day with share their stories with millions of Security Bank and Foundant a $6 application fee. people every year. • Technologies. The college is seeking to fill additional sponsorship levels. Sponsorship opportunities are listed at www.montana.edu/busi- ‘Learn to Play Hockey’ ness/alumni/golf.html. The scramble format tournament will begin with a with BAHA this fall shotgun start for the four-person Bozeman Amateur Hockey now open at www.bozemanhock- teams at 10am. Check-in starts at Association has announced an early ey.org/learntoplayhockey. 9am. The tournament entry fee is registration period for its FREE Registration and equipment $250 per golfer or $1,000 per Learn to Play Hockey courses for fitting for the Learn to Play Hockey team and includes lunch, an local youth this fall. program will be held at the Play It awards reception, player gifts, and The program was developed Again Sports in Bozeman on top team and individual prizes. specifically for children ages 4-10 Monday and Tuesday, September Traditionally, team and individual who want to learn to play ice hockey 9th and 10th from 4–8pm. player spots fill quickly. in a fun, encouraging environment. If you have any questions about Members of the winning team With four free on-ice sessions, BAHA and its youth programs, will have their names etched in a including all the necessary equip- please contact Communications traveling trophy and be able to ment rental, how can you say no?! Director, Anna Lau at alau@boze- display the trophy at their place of Space and equipment rental for manhockey.org. business throughout the year. Last Learn to Play Hockey is limited to The Bozeman Amateur Hockey year’s winning team was 60 participants on a first come, first Association is a nonprofit service sponsored by Stockman Bank. served basis. This year, BAHA is organization whose mission is to For sponsorship opportunities requiring pre-registration and a provide facilities and programs for or more information, contact pre-scheduled equipment fitting- the development of quality, afford- Anna Reardon at (406) 994-6195 time to avoid the long line acquired able, and disciplined competitive or [email protected]. • last year. Online pre-registration is and recreational hockey. • page 2B • Volume 26, Number 16 - August 15, 2019 • The BoZone Entertainment Calendar • www.BoZone.com • 406-586-6730 ––– Tell ’em, “I Saw It In The BoZone!” August 15, 2019 The BoZone • Volume 26, Number 16

EnvironmEnt • HEaltH • in and around tHE BoZonE

MSU collaborates with one-room schoolhouses to collect bee data

From MSU News Service require more manpower than they got to see the success of the school- worked on other types of bees, and “It’s really interesting coming Declining bee populations have could muster, and to fill that need, house partnership firsthand, visiting those who follow Pritchard will here because we have so much been widely discussed by scientists an unlikely partnership was created. students this spring to help teach continue until 2032. native bee diversity, but we have this and the public over the past decade. “One of the ideas I had in them about the project. Both “We’re building our reference big knowledge gap due to lack of But while colony collapse disorder proposing the project was to capital- students and teachers greeted the collection in Montana here, and it’ll sampling in these remote areas,” and diseases impacting European ize on two facts about one-room opportunity enthusiastically. be a great resource,” Pritchard said. she said. “It’s this giant puzzle that honey bees are well known, native schoolhouses,” said Ivie. “They are “The students and I were And in the meantime, students you’re going through, but that’s why bee populations are frequently located in remote places where we amazed at the quantity and variety in rural schools across the state are we’re building this collection: so overlooked. A team of researchers in need samples, and few curriculum of insects in the bowls,” said Kristi Montana State University’s projects are specifically aimed at Borge, teacher at Polaris School Montana Entomology Collection them. So, this project was born.” northwest of Dillon. Borge’s stu- (MTEC) are working to fill that This May, graduate student Zoe dents collected and examined both knowledge gap and learn more Pritchard and volunteer Cheryl bees and other insects before send- about Montana’s wild bees. Fimbel, a retired wildlife ecologist ing them to MSU, and the experi- “We are in year two of a 15-year who studied wild bees in western ence sparked lasting curiosity for the project to document the 500 to Washington before moving to kids. “We look forward to learning 1,000 species of native bees in Bozeman, put together boxes that about the species in our area.” Montana,” said Michael Ivie, an included curriculum and bee- Back in Bozeman, the scientists associate professor of entomology in sampling tools and sent them to worked to identify any new varieties the Department of Plant Sciences one-room schoolhouses across the and add them to the 399 species and Plant Pathology in MSU’s state. Seven schools, from Conrad to currently documented in the state. College of Agriculture and the Glendive, responded by sending bee “One of the most important MTEC’s curator. “Montana is a samples back to Marsh Lab. It gave things for us to do to protect bees is huge area, and our knowledge is so the students a chance to become getting distribution information, limited that we don’t have a more citizen scientists, said Pritchard. because you can’t help something if accurate estimate of how many To collect samples, students you don’t know where it is,” said species are here.” placed “bee bowls” – colorful plastic Fimbel. “Having baseline The project started when one of bowls filled with soapy water that information, especially from a place Ivie’s graduate students did a study look to bees like giant flowers – on that has no data, is a starting point of the bumble bees of Montana in the edges of their schoolyards for managing any kind of species.” 2016, and it became obvious how among grass and wildflowers. After While students across the state many holes there were in the a day, they came back and collected helped collect bee samples this knowledge of Montana’s native bee the bees, packaged the samples in spring, Pritchard and Fimbel were Cheryl Fimbel (left) and Zoe Pritchard pack boxes of bee- diversity. Ivie secured funding special equipment that Pritchard also driving all over Montana to collecting supplies to send to rural schoolhouses across from the Montana Department of and Fimbel included in the kits, and find as many species as they could. Montana. The (Wild) Bees of Montana project partnered with Agriculture in 2017 for the “(Wild) mailed them back to Bozeman. Pritchard’s graduate studies are one-room schoolhouses this spring as researchers work to Bees of Montana Project,” to create “It’s a simple collecting process, focused on the genus Megachile, a catalog Montana's hundreds of species of native bees. a complete collection of samples but it teaches them a little bit about native group often known as leaf- and determine just how many the scientific method that they might cutter bees. As of right now, about getting to learn a little more about that future scientists can build on species of native bees the state has. not have seen before,” said 30 species of Megachile are known the world around them and our work.” He and Casey Delphia, the project’s Pritchard, who received her to be native to Montana, but contribute to a project that connects Thanks to the team’s unique chief taxonomist, recruited a undergraduate degree at Iowa State Pritchard predicts that number will them to the rest of Montana’s partnership with Montana’s rural graduate student and volunteers to University before moving to increase once the whole state has extreme diversity – the reason schools, they may have just met help. But to examine all 147,000 Bozeman this January to join Ivie been canvassed. Previous graduate Pritchard moved from the and inspired some of those future square miles of the state would and Delphia’s team. She and Fimbel students in the department have Midwest in the first place. scientists. •

Restoration of the Wilderness designation needed for Mystery Garden Gallatin Range, Yellowstone ecosystem From Zelpha A. Boyd There are no dates on the plaque I’ve restored several gardens over where many children’s names are “We know that America cannot I support Wilderness that we will begin, as of this day, the years, so this new project is not listed. Who are they? Why did so be made strong by leadership which designation for remaining to acquire on a pay-as-you-go basis foreign to me. Moving into a new- many die at early ages? What reacts only to the needs or the roadless public lands, locally in the the outdoor recreation lands to-me home requires changing happened to those Compassionate irritations or the frustrations of the Gallatin Range and throughout the that tomorrow’s Americans and/or making over what is there, to Friends who established the moment. True leadership must Yellowstone ecosystem. All the will require.” what I want it to be. Garden? Perhaps some moved provide for the next decade and not outdoors does not need to be made I will vote for only those candi- The Children’s Memorial away, others were called to other merely the next day.” So said available to mechanically equipped, dates who lead us into the future of Garden is no different. This special projects, some passed on, etc., etc. President Lyndon B. Johnson on noisy, fast-moving recreationists. clean air, clean water, healthy habi- garden was established by The It’s still a Mystery Garden, and the occasion of signing the There are thousands of miles of tat for wildlife, as well as people. Compassionate Friends years ago. with help and persistence, we’ll Wilderness Act and the Land and trails for that outside the Please support passage of full What happened to these people, and bring the Garden back to life, Water Conservation Fund Bill, roadless areas. funding of the Land and Water why the Garden was abandoned, is restored to its original beauty. Any September 3rd, 1964. I support full funding of the Conservation Fund and support certainly a That is true locally as well as Land and Water Conservation efforts to maintain – through mystery. nationally, and public lands located Fund. As President Johnson said, formal designation – roadless Facing here are owned by the people of “The land and water conservation areas as Wilderness. what looks the nation. bill assures our growing population – Anne Millbrooke, Bozeman • like an impossible task, friend Patrick and I are slowly cutting Volunteers needed for annual Gallatin down weeds, tree River Cleanup suckers, and One river. One cleanup. Two Volunteer in advance to be a story of the Gallatin River removing meetups. The Gallatin River Task cleanup leader and recruit a team cannot be distilled to a single rocks. Force and Gallatin Watershed of four to six people. Cleanup image. Instead, it must be told as There is an Council have teamed up to host the leaders will have the opportunity to a series of snapshots, which abundance of eighth annual, but first collaborative request a cleanup assignment in capture its resilience and quack grass, Gallatin River Cleanup on advance. For additional capacity for change. bind weed and Thursday, August 29th. Beginning information and to RSVP, Gallatin River Task Force is a thistles. It’s at 2pm, volunteer to pick up trash contact stephanie@gallatinriver- locally led nonprofit watershed going to be a at popular access sites from the taskforce.org (Big Sky) or greater- group headquartered along the long project, to headwaters to the valley. [email protected] (Bozeman). famous Gallatin River in Big Sky. say the least. On the afternoon of the event, Over the past century, the Learn about how the Gallatin But, Big Sky residents will meet at the Gallatin River has become a River Task Force is maintaining a working there Big Sky Community Park River famous hub for recreation. Even if healthy watershed for future last week we Pavilion while Bozeman residents you’ve never fished the Gallatin or generations at www.gallatin- found treasure. will converge at Simms Fishing rafted the Mad Mile, you’ve rivertaskforce.org. Iris, Daylilies Headquarters in Four Corners to probably seen it. Since playing the Greater Gallatin Watershed and rose receive cleanup assignments, trash role of the Blackfoot River in Council is a Bozeman-based non- bushes. The next bags and gloves. Please arrive Robert Redford’s adaptation of A profit that works with local volun- day we discovered a Peony, Shasta help or information about the prepared to handle garbage, walk River Runs Through It, the Gallatin teers, landowners and community Daisies and a Maltese Cross. Garden would be appreciated. along streambanks, and wade in River has become a world-class partners to bring water quality Liberating them from the weeds was Patrick O’Neil the river. Following the day’s brand. The iconic final scene of the monitoring, stream restoration, and certainly a pleasure. What treasures [email protected] efforts, gracious volunteers will film, which won the 1992 Academy watershed education to the Gallatin will we find next? Zelpha A. Boyd return to Big Sky Community Park Award for best cinematography, is a Valley with the goal of improving As of this writing, we’ve not [email protected] or Four Corners around 5pm for shot of Storm Castle Peak towering water quality for all. Learn more at learned any more about the Garden. Thank you! • after parties. over the river. Despite its fame, the www.greatergallatin.org. • Page 4B • The ecoZone • augusT 15, 2019

Whether you fish or float, take care of Montana’s Fishing Access Sites

From Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP) opportunity they provide. smooth launch and take- Montana’s Fishing Access Sites Courtney Johnson enjoys out for everyone. accommodate roughly 3.9 million visits from kayaking the Madison River Prepare your watercraft people every year. These visits happen on with her husband, Scott. They for launch before about 330 Fishing Access Sites across the state use places like Black’s Ford approaching the boat that vary in size from less than one acre to Fishing Access Site to put in or ramp, then spend as little several hundred acres. take out of the river. Courtney time as possible on or These sites are owned and managed by said she sees why taking care of near the ramp so others Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks to give public lands and resources can use it. recreationists access to the state’s water takes effort from management – If you see a crime, resources. Funding for the acquisition, agencies as well as report it. 1-800-TIP- enhancement and maintenance of these sites recreationists. MONT (847-6668) is is generated from fishing licenses sold to “I’ve seen people diving to Montana’s toll-free hot- anglers. But a large portion of people who go get their trash, and I just line for reporting crimes use Fishing Access Sites are non-anglers. The love that I see that effort,” she involving wildlife or state lower Madison River, for example, sees as said. “It’s a family place. It’s lands. Vandalism, theft many as 300,000 people annually who great for college kids. It’s anglers. you bring, make sure to take it all home with and other crimes harm pub- recreate on inner tubes and inflatable pool It’s lots of people out here, and we all you when your adventure is finished. lic resources. You can help put a stop to it. toys. Many of these floaters do not buy have to do our part.” – Respect all facilities. FWP pays for the – Buy a fishing or conservation license. Even if fishing licenses. So whether you fish or float, here’s how acquisition, construction and maintenance of you don’t fish, buying a license helps maintain This cost imbalance creates significant you can help keep Montana’s Fishing Access facilities at Fishing Access Sites with angler- and enhance these sites we all enjoy. It also challenges in maintaining places impacted by Sites open and enjoyable for everyone. contributed funds. Help keep these facilities in goes toward conserving the wildlife you see high use. Trash collection, latrine – Pack it in, pack it out. Part of being good shape by throwing trash in the while you’re on the water. maintenance, infrastructure repairs and other prepared to recreate on the water means dumpsters, if provided, or disposing of trash Following these practices when using costs quickly add up as more people come bringing the equipment you need – lunch, fly at home. Latrines with trash in them may Fishing Access Sites not only makes for a to these sites to enjoy the access and leader, something to float or sit on. Whatever have to be closed, causing an inconvenience better recreation experience, but it will also for all users. Stay on designated roads and help keep these sites operating safely and don’t trespass on private property. sustainably, ensuring continued access to – Park politely. Park only in designated Montana’s water resources for years to come. areas without blocking in other vehicles. Use Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks, through its boat trailer parking spaces only if you are employees and citizen commission, provides for the towing a trailer. stewardship of the fish, wildlife, parks, and recre- – Be courteous to all users. A little patience ational resources of Montana, while contributing to and preparation go a long way toward a the quality of life for present and future generations. •

Bear incidents demonstrate importance of proper food storage

From Yellowstone Public Affairs ior. With rangers present, the bear These incidents serve as not typically relocate bears for observe black bears in Yellowstone. Park staff have had a busy returned and aggressively tore up unfortunate reminders that human three reasons: 1) there are no areas About 50 percent are black in summer responding to bears in the decoy tent. The bear was campgrounds, backcountry killed on-site on June 11th. campsites, and along roadsides. In early July, at a back- Visitors are reminded to stay at country campsite along the least 100 yards away from bears at Lamar River Trail, campers all times and to store food and left food unattended while scented items properly. packing up gear allowing a Once a bear acquires human black bear to eat food, it loses its fear of people and approximately 10 pounds of may become dangerous. This human food. Campers who process is called “habituation.” The visited the same campsite park has killed two habituated the following evening had black bears this year and is trying numerous encounters with to capture a third. All three bears the same bear. Their exhibited bold behaviors, showed attempts to haze the bear no fear around people, and have away failed. Rangers demonstrated food-conditioned relocated multiple campers behavior. from the area and the bear Recently, at a backcountry was killed on July 10th. The campsite along Little Cottonwood incident is still under investigation. https://www.grizzlydiscoveryctr.org Creek, a black bear bit into an Since July 18th, at the front- occupied tent and bruised a country Indian Creek carelessness doesn’t just endanger in the park to move the bear where color, others are brown, blond, or woman’s thigh (the bite did not Campground, a black bear has people; it can also result in a bear’s it wouldn’t have the continued cinnamon. Learn more about black break the skin due to the tent fabric caused property damage to tents death. Allowing bears to obtain opportunity to potentially injure bears at www.nps.gov/yell. and thick sleeping bag). Rangers and vehicles in its search for human human food even once often leads someone and damage property, 2) Since 1916, the National Park suspect that this might have been a food. Park staff actively hazed the to them becoming aggressive surrounding states do not want Service has been entrusted with the bear that gained access to human bear from the campground, but toward people. All of us play a role food-conditioned bears relocated care of America’s more than 400 food in this same area in previous also set up cameras. If the bear in keeping both bears and people into their jurisdictions, and 3) adult national parks. With the help of years. Over subsequent days, returns, managers will take safe. Learn more about what you bears have large home ranges, good volunteers and partners, NPS rangers set up cameras and a decoy appropriate actions based on the can do at go.nps.gov/yell- memories, and could easily return safeguards these special places and tent at the campsite to determine if current circumstances, including bearsafety. to the original area. share their stories with millions of the bear would continue this behav- additional hazing or removal. Yellowstone National Park does It is common for visitors to people every year. •

Hit the trail – whether solo or with Next Green Drinks flocks your pooch! to Wild Sheep Foundation With the sun-filled days already cover what you need to get on the where to go, what to bring for you Talk all things dwindling, recreationists are trail. Learn about technique, and your pup, and what you may sustainable when the Wild reminded it’s high time to get out training, clothing and footwear encounter on the trail. Attendees Sheep Foundation plays host and enjoy the great outdoors! REI specific to the sport of trail running. will gain insight about where to find to the next Green Bozeman continues to host You don’t have to go it alone! dog-friendly parks – local, statewide Drinks on Wednesday, outdoors-based presentations this Adventuring with Dogs is set for and nationally. Having the right August 21st. The evening summer. Here’s a look at a few of Thursday, September 5th from equipment is critical, so gear will begins at 5:30pm. The the upcoming events and courses. 6–7:30pm. also be discussed, as well as safety host’s offices are located at Get a handle on Trail Running Join to learn basics of hiking, and comfort items you’ll need to 412 Pronghorn Trail in Basics on Tuesday, August 27th backpacking, camping and paddling bring along to make a safe, Bozeman. The from 6–7:30pm. with dogs. The evening will help you enjoyable hike, camp or paddle for organization is dedicated Trail running can be a great plan a successful hike, camp, or both you and your dog. Learn how to enhancing wild sheep change of pace from the jog around paddle for you and your canine to travel on trails with your dog in a populations, promoting the neighborhood. This session will companion. This class will review way that makes the least impact on professional wildlife the natural area, including wildlife. management, educating Many REI classes and the public and youth on presentations are free and open sustainable use and the to the public, but registration is conservation benefits of required as space is limited. hunting while promoting Reserve a spot now at the interests of the hunter www.rei.com/learn, where and all stakeholders. you can find more information Learn more at about these and other upcoming www.wildsheepfoun- courses and events. • dation.org. Every month in Bozeman, people who care about sus- tainability get together at these informal gatherings. The evening features a lively mix- ture of people from NGOs, businesses, academia, govern- ment, and the local communi- ty across political and eco- nomic spectra who enjoy the opportunity to chat and net- work under a broad umbrella. This is a fun way to catch up with people you know and a great way to make new con- tacts and learn about organi- zations and individuals inter- ested in all things sustainable. Everyone is welcome to invite someone else along, so there’s always a different crowd, mak- ing Green Drinks an organic, self-organizing network. Green Drinks events are typically held the third Wednesday of each month at rotating venues. If you’re interested in becoming an event host or for more information about Green Drinks, visit www.green- drinksbozeman.org. •

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MusiC in anD arounD the BoZone

Deana Carter, Stephanie Quayle front Dry Hills’ ‘Women & Whiskey’ event Bozeman native Stephanie Quayle and Grammy- an artist,” Quayle said ahead of the concert admission tickets nominated Deana Carter to headline Dry Hills announcement. “Sharing our Montana with are $30 when Distillery concert in conjunction with Running Iron these extraordinary women, Deana Carter and purchased in Whiskey launch Jenny Tomlin, will be an incredible night of advance or $40 Dry Hills Distillery will host its next music. It’s the perfect way to follow up on the day of the outdoor concert on Saturday, August 24th. shooting the ‘If I Was a Cowboy’ music video show, depending This year’s event at the Bozeman distillery’s right here in Big Sky Country and to on availability. headquarters promises to be one of the better celebrate all that’s ahead.” VIP tickets are lineups in Montana this summer with three Dry Hills has quickly gained a reputation also available for amazing women set to perform. Headliners both as a great outdoor concert location and $100 and feature include CMA Award-winning artist Deana for putting on fun shows. a reserved Carter and Montana darling Stephanie “This year’s concert is certain to be our concert viewing Quayle. Jenny Tolman, a rising star in the best yet,” said Erica Droge, co-founder of Dry area, private Nashville music scene, will open the show. Hills Distillery. “We have a unique lineup reception, Carter has sold more than 6 million featuring women who have done it all – from meet and greet records and recorded three #1 hit songs, winning CMA Awards, to singing at the opportunities including “Strawberry Wine” and “We Grand Ole Opry, to being amazing female and dedicated Danced Anyway.” Quayle was recently singers and songwriters. It should be a great bar area. inducted into CMT’s revered “Next Women night of fun, and I hope Montanans will come Food and of Country” Class of 2019 and has been out to welcome Stephanie and our guests beverages will named an “Artist You Need to Know” by to Bozeman.” be available on-site, Deana Carter Rolling Stone Country. Tickets for this event are limited and are with the event “Coming home and performing in my now on sale at runningironwhiskey.com open to all and fun for the entire encouraged, and doors are expected to home state is one of the greatest gifts of being and dryhills-distillery.com. General family. Singing and dancing will be open at 5:30pm. •

Chico presents annual block party with Montana Rose, country legend Lacy J. Dalton An area favorite among local soakers, woman Claudia Williams, guitarist Bill Dwyer, atmosphere. The band’s music is carefully warriors,” the band brings a healthy blend of Chico Hot Springs also serves as the perfect bassist Todd Silas, and Rick Philipp holding selected to get people involved in the party and amazing originals and classic covers. With a outset for river adventures and trips into the groove. to keep the dance floor hopping! trumpet, electric guitar, bass, fiddle, drums, Yellowstone. And when the sun sets on the Country music legend Lacy J. Dalton On Sunday, August 25th, Ian Thomas & and piano at the ready, Arterial Drive has day’s activity of choice, head into the Saloon brings a special performance to Chico on Band of Drifters take over the Saloon at something for everyone. Head over for a for fantastic live entertainment every weekend. Wednesday, August 21st at 8pm. Known for 8pm. The group plays modern American roots rockin’ good time! Here’s a look at who’s headed to the her gritty, powerful vocals, which People likened music and encourage audiences to dance. Swamp Dawg opens up a new month on Paradise Valley watering hole. to a country equivalent of Bonnie Raitt, Based mostly in Montana and Tennessee, the Sunday, September 1st at 6pm. The band Following back-to-back sets by the Helena Dalton is known for a number of hit songs band also includes players from all over the brings New Orleans-style funk, second line, Blues Project on August 16th and 17th, including “16th Avenue,” “Takin’ It Easy,” country, keeping the music varied in and swampy Southern Soul to Southwest Chico gears up for its 21st Annual “Crazy Blue Eyes,” “Black Coffee,” “Slip arrangement, instrumentation, and regional Montana and beyond. Inspired by the music of Neighborhood Block Party featuring Away,” and “Next to Me.” She includes Bob influences. The Drifters’ sets draw from Dr. John, Professor Longhair, the Neville Montana Rose on Sunday, August 18th. The Dylan, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, Janis country, folk and blues traditions with an Brothers, Irma Thomas, Tab Benoit, Snooks BBQ and beer tent opens at 5pm, followed by Joplin, and Hank Williams, Sr., among her emphasis on original songs, done in the old Eaglin, and the artists of Stax Records and the the music and street dance at 6pm. With eight many influences. Head to Pray and enjoy style. The band’s latest release, Live in 2016, Memphis Soul scene, the band brings forth a recordings to their credit, Montana Rose has the show – no cover! was recorded throughout Montana with relaxed yet energized beat that gets you on come to embody the spirit of Americana. It’s a Exit 288 takes the stage on Friday and originals deeply rooted in the classic country your feet and ready to dance. harmonious union of the most recognizable Saturday, August 23rd and 24th. The high- and American folk sounds. Chico Saloon music begins at 9pm, unless genres of American music blended into a energy group performs everything from classic Billings six-piece Arterial Drive is set for otherwise noted. Chico Hot Springs is located unique western style. Forged in the crucible of and contemporary rock, to blues, country, and back-to-back shows on Friday and Saturday, in Pray, 20 miles south of Livingston. Come cowboy bars throughout the Rocky Mountain all that’s in between. Exit 288 connects with August 30th and 31st. Describing themselves sip, soak, and swing! For more information, West, Montana Rose is comprised of front the audience and creates a fun and exciting as “indie/folk poprockin’ reggae soul visit www.chicohotsprings.com. • Page 2C • The RollingZone • augusT 15, 2019

Moonlight MusicFest marked by two nights of mountainside music in Big Sky On Friday and Saturday, August Since emerging from Atlanta in the Damn”). Rich instrumental Moonlight MusicFest will feature the Broken Bones, Josh Ritter 16th and 17th, the 2nd Annual early aughts, the quintet has become flourishes – keening fiddle, solemn additional performances by The & the Royal City Band, The Moonlight MusicFest settles into known for a War & Treaty and Dwayne Big Sky’s Madison Village. The singular sound Dopsie & the Zydeco festival will once again bring a wide indebted to Hellraisers, as well as local array of stellar bands and music to classic rock, acts Satsang and The the mountains of Montana, blues, country Dusty Pockets. including national artists and and folk. The The festival, which is local phenoms. band returns situated on the northside of Friday night headliners to Montana Lone Peak with spectacular Trampled by Turtles bring their this summer 360-degree views of sur- brand of progressive bluegrass from in support of rounding mountains, will fea- Duluth, Minnesota. Fronted by Dave their sixth ture a vendor row with food Simonett, the band of road warriors release, Find a and beverage trucks as well as is rounded out by Erik Berry Light. Songs cool festival merchandise, a (mandolin), Dave Carroll (banjo), hew toward “Fun & Games” area for kids Tim Saxhaug (bass), and Ryan easygoing big and small, and more in an Young (fiddle). Over the last fifteen roots-rock unsurpassable setting. years, the group has carved out a (“Run Away Festival tickets are fast, frenetic sound that owes as From It All”) available now at much to rock n’ roll as it does and Southern www.moonlightmu- bluegrass. Trampled by Turtles come rock stomps sicfest.com, where you can to Big Sky in support of their latest (“The also learn more about the album, Life Is Good on the Open Road. Crooked featured acts and weekend Recent single “Wildflowers” is also Kind”), as well festivities. Shuttle from Bozeman available now. as stripped-down Blackberry Smoke available. Be sure to follow Southern country rockers acoustic numbers the FEST on Facebook and Blackberry Smoke close the (“I’ve Got This Song”) and bruising organ and bar-band piano boogie – Record Company, returning act Instagram for updated event weekend of music on Saturday. alt-country (“Nobody Gives a add further depth and resonance. The Wood Brothers, St. Paul & information. •

PantyRaid’s MartyParty electrifies ahead of Freak Out tapings at Rialto Cannery District festival features frothy ferments & funky Floozies!

Downtown Bozeman’s Rialto dirty dudes and started practicing in ing, and rich background of influ- After two incredible sold-out runs America.” However, our two Theater features loads of fantastic your garage, paying you a middle ences keep his music fresh, exciting in 2017 and 2018, homegrown local “counter-culture heroes” soon find live entertainment for music-lovers finger for favorite themselves embroiled with a devilish this and every month. Here’s a look rent. Freak Out: cult trying to take over the world! at just a few of the upcoming This The Can two hippies, a disenfranchised happenings. four-man Musical cult member, and two country police Check out a Punk Rock Bozeman returns to the officers with a dark secret put aside Showcase on Friday, August 16th. outfit is Rialto with a their cultural difference and save The evening will include sets by The known two-night, the whole world from an evil Lucitones, Göners ÜK, Death for its no- three-show snake baby? Trophy and Pop Violence with frills run (including Freak Out is a one of a kind, the music beginning at 9pm. Tickets punk a late night uproarious, b-movie parody that’s to this 18+ show are $10. Doors rock, “audience equal parts Easy Rider, Hair, Rocky at 8pm. bringing sing-along” Horror, The Muppet Show, and Formed in Whitefish, The its true edition.) Rosemary’s Baby. It combines catchy Lucitones have created their own essence Performances and clever original songs, a full rock stripe of hard-driving rockabilly back to will take place band, highly-innovate puppeteering, influenced punk rock. Following the stage Friday, psychedelic light shows, ingenious their debut EP Demolition in 2017, and August 23rd, practical effects, and a cast of over the trio have released an eponymous making at 9pm, and a dozen performers. Freak Out full-length and this spring’s follow- it dan- Saturday, provides a high-energy, engaging, up, Three Moons. The Lucitones stick gerous August 24th, and uniquely entertaining to the roots keeping rock n’ roll raw again. at 6pm and experience with a surprisingly and dangerous. Pop Violence is a gloomy punk and relevant. By boldly combining closing with the sing-along at 9pm. positive take away. Göners is a punk rock band band from Missoula. elements of trap, hip-hop, house and Tickets to this 18+ show are $23. The Rialto is located at 10 W based in Bozeman. Influenced by Electronic artist MartyParty a variety of other genres, he creates Note: The production will be recorded for a Main St. in the center of historic everything from world topics to will perform on Thursday, August a sound that truly stands out in the live album and video release. Downtown Bozeman. Peruse personal bouts, these five fellas bring 22nd. Australian DJ MINX will get vast world of bass music. With his An all original, off the wall, current happenings and buy along their own brand of fast paced, the music started at 8pm. Tickets to seasoned musical experience and psychedelic-horror-rock musical advance tickets at www.logjamp- progressive, rock n’ roll with a punk this all ages show are $15. Doors passion for innovation, MartyParty performed with life-sized puppets, resents.com/rialto. Follow the rock attitude and energy. at 7pm. will keep pushing the boundaries of Freak Out tells the story of two drug- Rialto on Facebook and Instagram Death Trophy is as if all your MartyParty’s expert composition, the musical terrain and bringing fans dealing bikers in the late 1960s, on a for the most up to date event bad decisions manifested into four songwriting, production, engineer- to sonic fruition. voyage to discover “the real announcements. •

The Hollyhocks of Norris Hot Springs

Hollyhock flowers herald peak starts. These towering beauties Southwest Montana, the summer at Norris Hot Springs. The are only part of Annie’s singer/songwriter’s music rich depth of multiple colored abundant legacy. Right now, the has folk and country tinges, blossoms brings an old-fashioned garden at Norris is also in peak thoughtfully penned stories farmstead beauty to the epic Norris production with homegrown and a full band sound that’s landscape. vegetables and herbs that are both driving alt country and Early settlers brought Hollyhocks skillfully transformed into moody folk rock. Compared (Alcea rosea) with them to adorn vibrant, eclectic, delicious pool- to Brandi Carlile, Lucinda their rustic homesteads. Hollyhocks side meals. Williams, Rhett Miller, are particularly well suited to the The 50-Mile Grill is open Kathleen Edwards and Patty harsh Montana climate. They every day except Tuesday from Griffin, she has a sound ruggedly withstand the hot summers noon til 9. Local meat and uniquely her own. She’s and the cold winters. Hollyhocks are garden vegetables are available shared the stage with Hayes biennials and take two years to with myriad options for dietary Carll, Sturgil Simpson, Bruce flower. Fortunately, they produce an desires ranging from gluten-free Robison, Kelly Willis and abundance of seeds and perpetually to vegans and carnivores. And, Jeffery Foucault to name a reseed, providing a continuity of for soakers with a sweet tooth, few. River Swimmer, Hays’ flowers year after year. freshly made brownies with latest release, brings the cul- Hollyhocks, in addition to being Haagen dazs ice cream make a Jessica Malone is next up on the whole of their life together. mination of her influences beautiful, have a long tradition of dream come true. Friday, August 16th. The Crafting songs rooted in honest, raw and experiences traveling the world. apothecary uses. They are in the Local craft beer, a glass of wine singer/songwriter was raised in the emotion and blending sounds from Relación Brevísima head to same family as marshmallow, or some homemade tea from the tall mountains of Northern alt-country, rock n’ roll, indie and Norris on Friday, August 30th. Althaea officinalis, and have garden are also available to California. Her original music folk, they span themes of joy and Made up of members of the soothing, softening qualities when complement everything from nachos evokes a sense of wanderlust, self- pain in the face of life’s trials. They extremely funky Bozeman-based used in herbal applications. The to a local trout entrée. discovery, positivity and moving borrow inspiration from their own Left on Tenth, Relación slows it flowers also make a lovely base for There’s also live, acoustic music forward. On her latest release, The experience, observation, and the down a bit with some relaxing, precious, fairy-esque dolls. on the poolside stage every Friday, Waiting Hours EP, Malone beautiful, lonesome landscape and groovy Latin music. Consisting of Annie-of-the-Garden tends the Saturday, Sunday night at 7pm, all accompanies her powerfully sooth- history of Northern Montana. Their acoustic guitar, trumpet, and hollyhocks. In the autumn she year round featuring top regional ing vocals with drums, upright bass, independent release Lion in the Garden various percussion paired with some spreads the seeds to encourage new performers. violin, acoustic and electric guitar. is a collection of songs that explore amazing latin vocals, this trio will Her raw, unfiltered approach to betrayal, loss and joy. bring the soothing latin vibes to folk/Americana songwriting Enjoy the talents of enjoy while you soak. creates music that will take you Headwaters on Sunday, August Paul Lee Kupfer will bring the back in time, while her heartfelt 18th. The duo plays acoustic blues acoustics on Saturday, August 31st. lyrics will keep you rooted in in the manner of Muddy Waters, Originally from the mountains of the present. Robert Johnson, Mississippi John West Virginia, Kupfer has travelled A crowd favorite returns to the Hurt and other blues legends. Art as a solo performer and band Poolside Stage on Saturday, Butler drives the music on the leader for more than a decade. He August 17th – The Lucky resonator. Phil Cohea plays rhythm has a distinctive approach and his Valentines. Their music has guitar, harmonica and vocals for arrangements are inventive and fun. been described by fans as that genuine juke joint sound. Restless touring and writing has “stirring” Americana, “straight Todd Green entertains on allowed him to share the bill with from the heart.” Married in 2010, Friday, August 23rd. Known for his some of his heroes and bring his they have been playing music for acoustic light rock musical style and music to many different kinds of passion for vinyl records, Green people across the United States. has lived in the area for more Kupfer is a member of local trio than thirty years. Expect to hear the Bus Driver Tour alongside 60s–80s rock classics including Danny Freund and Ian Thomas. favorites from America, The The pairing of Charlie Eagles to David Bowie, Pink Denison and Chris Hildebrant Floyd and everything in between. open up a new month on Sunday, Nathan North takes the September 1st. The duo mix stage on Saturday, August 24th. A original Americana with fun-filled Billings performer, Nathan uses covers spanning the decades, loops to create complex and whether those of Bob Marley, Van wonderful songs. He’ll be Morrison, Neil Young or more performing originals and contemporary artists. notable covers. For operating hours, directions, Christy Hays is back on menus, and information about the Sunday, August 25th. Splitting on-site campground, please visit her time between Austin and www.norrishotsprings.com. •

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Outdoor nights of ‘Bayou Americana,’ soulful blues rock in Big Sky The Arts Council of Big Sky infused music of the Honey Island multi-instrumental prowess playing wide critical praise when it released expect albums in their entirety, continues to present another Swamp Band. Think The Band’s in the Artis Family Band, Hawaii- last year. The album crystallizes the and a little something from every amazing season of Music in the Big Pink album and add a splash of based Ron Artis II quickly took to full range of Ron’s influences – deep Floyd genre – from the Syd Barrett Mountains for locals and those hot sauce with Willin’ by Little Feat, piano and guitar as his main modes Delta Blues and Gospel, plus years and The Wall, to The Division visiting Montana this summer. The this group of Big Easy vagabonds of expression. A master of both, his Northern Soul and R&B, alongside Bell and everything in between. Thursday night concerts and nails it. From the pristine waters of debut full-length, Soul Street, garnered in-depth and personal lyrics – into a In addition to the Thursday supplementary events take place at the Honey Island tight collection of fresh night shows, a free performance of Center Stage in Town Center Park. Swamp, to the vibrant yet familiar songs that “Merry Wives of Windsor” by All performances are FREE and streets of New Orleans, are at once urgent and Montana Shakespeare in the open to the public. to the hazy corner of timeless. Parks will take place Monday, Indie folk band Mt. Joy Haight-Asbury in San Local heroes Pinky August 19th. The show begins at performs with support from genre- Francisco, this band has and the Floyd will 5:30pm in the park. There will be bending act Upstate on Thursday, endured devastation, close the summer series no food and beverage vendors dur- August 15th. Named as an ode to a relocation and on Thursday, ing this event, but picnics are mountain in Valley Forge National revitalization. A group September 5th. The encouraged! The fourth annual Park, Mt. Joy made their initial mark whose sound has been “Northwest’s Hottest Mountainfilm in Big Sky with single “Astrovan.” Without tagged “Bayou Pink Floyd Tribute event caps the summer September initial promotion or fanfare, the song Americana,” the Honey Band” puts on an 13th–15th. took off on Spotify, racking up 5 Island Swamp Band has amazing live show that’s Town Center Park opens at 6pm million streams to date. Their a soulful style and both note-for-note and for each Thursday concert, and follow-up singles fared even better, sound that critics have improvisational, but it’s there will be food and beverage ven- with “Silver Lining” going to the top compared to legendary their superb dors (including alcohol) and an arts of the Billboard Adult Alternative artists such as The musicianship that sets activity tent for kids. Please be aware charts. The band’s eponymous debut Allman Brothers, Little them apart from other that NO dogs or glass containers are album released last year and they’ve Feat and The Band. tribute bands. Their allowed in the park. Music typically since played some of the biggest The soulful blues energy and stage starts at 7:15pm, but please visit music festivals including Bonnaroo, rock sounds of Ron presence are www.bigskyarts.org for more Newport Folk Festival, Lollapalooza, Artis II and the unprecedented! Pinky information on these events. Further Treefort and Made in America. Truth are set for offers up a big sound details about the summer lineup and Following on Thursday, August Thursday, August 29th. and is an experience not other Arts Council happenings are 22nd, enjoy the New Orleans- While developing his Honey Island Swamp Band soon forgotten. You can also available through the website. •

Cannery District festival features frothy ferments & funky Floozies!

A groovy, taste bud-tantalizing their unique and complex flavors. Billings. Don’t forget about the fit the bill,” Sheehan added. “These range $10–$30 (plus fees). Brew fest summer send-off awaits! On For those nerds reading, that includes booch! Enjoy selections by event co- brewers draw from age-old recipes and concert tickets available Saturday, August 24th, the inaugural yeast strains like Brettanomyces, and host Dean’s Zesty Booch, Canvas and styles, and interpret them in individually or as a discounted Montana Funk Fest takes over the Kombucha from Whitefish, their own way. Cannery District Patio for an Kalispell-based Dark Side Similarly, The afternoon of in-state suds and Fermenters, and Hamilton’s Floozies draw from nighttime sonic delights. Treasure House of Ferments. classic genres, like State residents and visiting brew- Following the funk, and lovers have surely attended a beer afternoon brew fest, The communicate them fest under the big sky, but never one Floozies will take the stage in innovative ways quite like this. Beginning at 3pm, at 7pm. Known for their with contemporary taste the audacious and delicious fresh approach to instrumentation edge of Montana-brewed beer and electronic music, the and arrangement. kombucha before getting down to the Kansas-based duo of From start to finish, sounds of Sunflower State electro brothers Matt Hill this will be an event funk duo The Floozies. (producer, guitarist) and that you won’t have “There are a lot of places and Mark Hill (drummer) experienced before ways to drink delicious craft beer in bring a bold live show full anywhere in this state – and we love that!” said of sonic exploration and Montana.” event co-organizer Joe Sheehan. unbreakably deep pocket Delicious local food vendors will combo admission. “With this festival, we really want to grooves. Well versed in be on-site at Montana Funk Fest, as Find more event information at create an experience based around everything from Chris well as a full bar for those 21+ (with deanszestybooch.com/funkfest unique craft ferments and the Cornell to Kavinsky, the ID). Non-alcoholic options will also where you can also purchase tickets. producers embracing them. We love bacterial strains such as sonic vision shared by the brothers be available. Funksters of all ages are Let them know you’re coming! Find pushing the envelope of what flavors gluconoacetobacter and lactobacillus. eschews contemporary electronic encouraged to enjoy this outdoor the Facebook event page to RSVP we can create, and we really just Not ringing a bell? The attending influences in favor of broader, community event. Held outside and follow on Instagram (@mon- want to provide a platform for brewers will be happy to fill in those deeper tastes including Zapp & Wildrye Distilling, Dean’s Zesty tanafunkfest) for additional details Montana’s innovative craft brewers interested – and even welcome them Roger, Lettuce, and Amon Tobin. Booch and 406 Brewing, tickets and announcements. • to present these delicious styles to on to the booch and funky beer That wide-angle view of a century of die-hards and newcomers alike.” bandwagon! popular music allows them to remix The afternoon will highlight the Hand-selected from around the Toto and The Dead – in the music region’s takes on sour beers like state, thirteen beer and kombucha you can hear reverence for the giants Library to sponsor some Gose, Berlinerweisse and many brewers will feature their unique of the past, all the while more; barrel-aged beers that have concoctions at Montana Funk Fest. producing wildly futuristic tunes been left to sit and acquire magnifi- Featured beers will be available for the masses to dig now. The Sunday stompgrass with cent flavor inside a variety of wood- courtesy of Bozeman’s own 406 Floozies followed their latest full- en casks; and of course, Kombucha, Brewing, Bozeman Brewing, Bunkhouse length, Funk Jesus, with recent singles beer’s tea-based cousin, whose flavor Brewery, and Mountains Walking. “I Want It All” and “Buyout.” the Bird Dogs and functional benefits have been Visiting breweries include Draught “We knew we needed music as Bozeman Public Library Chesnutt, and The Lil’ Smokies, growing rapidly in popularity. Works from Missoula alongside Big unique to Montana as the beverages Foundation’s 2019 ‘Music on the their spring-released album Sweet Beverage styles have been Fork’s Flathead Lake Brewing, Philipsburg being poured, so we turned to Eric Green’ Summer Concert Series Little Lies features lead-off single intentionally restricted to “wild” Brewing, Anaconda’s Smelter City Kofer of ChickenJam West continues with local stompgrass “Carolina.” ferments for the event to showcase Brewing, and Thirsty Street Brewing of Productions to find us someone that heroes Laney Lou & the Bird Mark your calendars! Dogs on Sunday, August 18th. The Hooligans will wrap this Enjoy great music, get up and summer’s outdoor music series dance, and sample snacks from local on September 15th. All concerts Evening of storytelling & folk blues, last food vendors. The concert will be are held on the Bozeman Library held on the Library’s Front Plaza Front Plaza at 626 East Main Street from 5–7pm. Open to all. from 5–7pm. All shows are FREE Wednesday Westerns at Ellen The Bird Dogs’ live shows are to the public. highlighted by unbridled energy, The Bozeman Public The Ellen Theatre is home to sary of his career, Rush released the Pale Rider, the highest grossing punctuated by songs performed with Library Foundation provides just about every form of well-received Voices last year. box office western of the 1980s. fervor and swagger. Fusing old time financial support to increase entertainment you can think of, “Tom was not only one of my Reserved seats to these great folk songs with a rock n’ roll attitude, and enhance the quality of whether live or up on the big screen. early heroes, but also one of my movies are only $6. Lobby opens at the group push the envelope of what services, programs, and The historic downtown space is your main influences.” – James Taylor 6pm ahead of a 7pm start time for a string band would generally be community events offered by source for the best film and stage Tom’s shows are known for their all films. And series sponsor the described as. Having shared stages the Bozeman Public Library. performance in the area. The venue amazing storytelling, great laughs, Western Café is offering a bonus – with Corb Lund, Hayes Carll, Follow the Foundation on also houses some great musical acts, and passionate gritty blues. The next time you’re in for a meal, show Hurray for the Riff Raff, The Facebook for updated event both local and those visiting music begins at 8pm. Reserved ‘em your ticket stub and get a free Mavericks, Wynonna Judd, Mark details and other information. • Southwest Montana. Here’s a look seats are $27.50. beverage with your meal! at what’s happening on Main. Also at The Ellen, ‘Wild West Wine, beer, and other refresh- Singer/songwriter Tom Rush is Wednesdays’ give viewers the ments will be sold in the lobby one set for a performance on Saturday, opportunity to enjoy gritty and hour before all events. Ticketing and August 31st. Rush has enjoyed a suspenseful tales of the ol’ West with further information about these and long-running career bringing folk some of their favorite heroes on the other upcoming happenings is revival to the scene spanning over big screen. The series concludes with available at www.theellenthe- seven decades. Known for his warm, two final frontier flicks this summer. atre.org. For additional inquiries, rich voice, he has been credited On August 21st, The Tin Star stars call (406) 585-5885 or stop into The alongside Bob Dylan as inaugurating Henry Fonda and Anthony Perkins. Ellen box office. Hours are the first generation of singer/song- And on August 28th, Wild West Wednesday through Saturday from writers of their time. Following a live Wednesdays come to a close with 1–3pm, as well as two hours prior album celebrating the 50th anniver- Clint Eastwood in 1985’s to any event. •

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Veteran guitarist visits Bozeman with eclectic Live show

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Jesse Dayton will bring a next original record because it’s kind for each track’s inclusion in a recent would probably love the whole genre about how to handle your career. performance to Bozeman’s Live of an important time for me. I was Rolling Stone feature, but I’m curious thing because they all listen to He’s really brilliant. I became more

From the Divide at the top of like, ‘Let’s just go in and have fun.’ about the common thread between different music. It’s pretty obvious “woke,” as the kids say, about what I

September. Visiting in support of The guiding light behind it was to the artists to whom you’re paying with The Clash what they were was actually doing. Working with

Mixtape Volume 1, newly released on write cool arrangements I thought tribute. Looking back on these and listening to, reggae and early hip- Rob Zombie changed my life. It also

Blue Élan Records, the collection the original writers would dig if they other musically significant times in hop and stuff like that. Waylon and helped me buy a house, so that features deeper cuts by legendary heard them so they could say ‘hey, your life, what was prerequisite all those guys were listening to song- was cool [laughs]. artists infused with the Lone Star this guy’s not just aping me. He’s not when determining which songs writers like Jackson Browne, James RZ: How did you guys become

State native’s Texas/Louisiana- mimicking me, he actually put some to include? Taylor, Paul Simon and Gordon acquainted originally? influenced style. Through his imagination into it.’ For instance, JD: A lot of these songs are Lightfoot. I grew up on the Texas- JD: He found out about me decades-spanning career, Dayton through a friend of has become one of the music mine. He called me industry’s best kept secrets and up out of nowhere valuable weapons with a sound that and was like, ‘Hey this blends rock, blues, old school is Rob Zombie. We’re country, punk-rock and zydeco. On making the ultimate

Mixtape, he offers his own white trash horror reinterpretations of songs from movie and we think iconic artists including Neil Young, your music would be

Elton John, ZZ Top and more. great.’ It was

Over the years Dayton has hilarious, like a left- developed into a true Renaissance handed compliment. man, performing as a guitarist for a Somebody peeing on range of artists including Waylon my leg and shaking

Jennings, Johnny Cash, Ryan my hand. But I’m

Bingham, Duff McKagen and really grateful. seminal L.A. punk band X. He has RZ: Circling back toured with the likes of Social to your recordings, Distortion, The Supersuckers and the title leads me to John Doe, written soundtracks for believe there might be three Rob Zombie films, wrote and a second volume to directed his own film and just Mixtape. Maybe even a signed a publishing deal to write a new original album. memoir. With more than 50 songs Can I ask what your licensed to film and television, 11 designs are? studio albums and one EP, Dayton JD: I’m writing a is a gifted, intelligent, socially book for Da Capo conscious and unstoppable creative Press right now, and force who continues to tour nearly I’m like twenty 250 days a year. After three decades thousand words in. So as a jack of all trades, while hiding I’m doing that and in plain sight and working with a writing songs for the who’s who of artists, Dayton now photo by Ray Redding next record, but I’m enters a new chapter focused always writing songs. primarily on his own career. I’m always putting In anticipation of his Live titles and lyric ideas performance, the Rolling Zone The Cars song, “Just What I from the ‘70s. I am endlessly Louisiana border, and we played a and melodies into my phone. I spoke with Dayton about career Needed,” I used to do this joke on fascinated with music from the ‘70s. lot of different styles of music. I’d amass a ton of those and then just beginnings, the new album, and stage saying what would happen if Waylon Jennings, Eddie Van Halen play in a zydeco band one night, a disappear after I get off the road blurring the lines of genre in the George Jones sang The Cars. I and Earth, Wind & Fire were all honky-tonk band the next night, and and go make them into name of ingenuity. would [only] do the first line [sings] using the same phaser pedal on their then the next night I would go play arrangements and songs. The good Rolling Zone: We’re catching ‘I don’t rhythm and blues. thing about touring is there’s you ahead of a big West Coast mind you So that really nothing to do on the bus, so I’ll be stretch before making your way up comin’ “I love the new hybrids being born out of musicians’ prepared me. I able to really sit and focus. to Big Sky country early next here…’ just played on the RZ: Looking month. With Mixtape Volume 1 just And people boredom and imagination.” new Duff forward to seeing what you come up released and considering the were like, McKagan record. with. 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It was so cool – we just how much attention the record’s disco songs. It was an amazing time, stuff.’ I love the new hybrids being see us. I don’t know very many acts played this show in London and getting, to tell you the truth. I’m but I thought the thread of all these born out of musicians’ boredom that have that diverse of an Chrissie Hynde from The glad, too. songs would be my interpretation of and imagination. audience and who really enjoy the Pretenders and Joe Strummer’s RZ: Mixtape arrives only about a them. I think Oscar Wilde said, RZ: It has been super interesting show. And I can’t wait to come back widow came out and we closed the year after your last all-original ‘might as well be yourself because to see what people are doing up to Montana because it’s so everybody else is taken.’ The thread throughout the music scene. beautiful – and because it’s so hot show with “Bankrobber” by The release, The Outsider. Comparing the The Manhattan Area Chamber needs of the Manhattan area, so was me, the way that I approached JD: There’s a part of our in Texas [laughs]. Clash. It went over like gangbusters. two side by side, lyrically speaking, of Commerce is set to present the that its citizens and business So we’re slipping them in there. It’s do you notice yourself writing about these songs. A clump of them are country that’s super open to it and a Jesse Dayton visits Live From 2019 Manhattan Potato Festival community might prosper. It songwriters like Gordon Lightfoot, part that’s not, on many levels. I the Divide on Tuesday, September fun because it kind of takes the the same sort of societal issues and on Saturday, August 17th. depends solely on the participation Neil Young, Jackson Browne, Elton think if you’re not pissing the 3rd. Located at 627 East Peach, pressure off everything. Everyone’s day-to-day routines? 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Take part in the wrote cool arrangements like I also lent your talents to curating Following the Bozeman show, arena acts to small town barroom going on in this current political booths, local food vendors, children’s prospering business community. would for my own record, even if soundtracks for several of your Dayton will also perform at the bands seem to enjoy experimenting climate. People are shooting up their activities including inflatables, duck Help shape the future of the you had never heard any of these friend Rob Zombie’s horror films. Remington Bar in Whitefish on and putting their spin on what they tribe’s media. I’m writing about race and of course, delicious Manhattan area. As business songs or didn’t know who they were Seems like you’ve got to have an September 4th. Additional deem to be classics, but something some of that stuff too, I also write potatoes in every form. The Festival leaders, it is up to you to inspire by, I would hope you’d think, insanely expansive music library details can be found at like Mixtape really cements yours in about relationships and have my runs from 9am–4pm with change and growth. As you renew ‘wow this is just a good Jesse committed to memory for that www.remingtonbar.com. history. At this point in your career, activism component. But there’s a supplemental events before and after, your membership or consider Dayton record.’ sort of thing. Learn more about the what was the motivation behind lot of timely stuff in these songs [on including nighttime downtown street becoming a new member, please Outside of your original JD: Those were actually easier multifaceted man himself at putting this collection out now? Mixtape]. I think everyone, whether RZ: dance featuring Western Skies consider volunteering for one of music, you’ve got quite the resume than you would think. Rob is such a www.jessedayton.com or JD: I did two original records it’s Hemingway or Picasso or beginning at 8pm. Free shuttle from their many committees! Just a few playing guitar for a barrage of great director, he can just say, ‘I’d find him on Facebook back to back and I’ve been on tour whoever, they’re all writing or parking area to the festival grounds. hours of help – even four hours a legendary fellas. Mixtape mixes and like something that’s kind of like this, (@JesseDaytonHardcharger) and Find more information and year – can make a difference. The matches styles, but what do you that has this dark vibe.’ I can Instagram (@jessedayton) for complete schedule of events on mission of the Manhattan Area suppose Johnny, Waylon, Willie remember the first music videos I updated tour details and other Manhattan Chamber’s Facebook Chamber of Commerce is to and the others think and/or would directed were for this band that was announcements. Find Rolling page (@manhattanareachamber). support member and businesses think of what’s happening to genre in a Halloween movie Rob produced. Stone’s track-by-track breakdown The Manhattan Area Chamber through promotion, sharing of in modern music? I would send it to him and he would of Mixtape Volume 1 at of Commerce was established in resources, and community involve- JD: I think they’d probably send me back notes, ‘Make the www.rollingstone.com (see RS 1988 with a purpose to promote a ment. Learn more at www.man- love it. I mean, they probably lighting darker, it’s too bright. Put in Country). The album is out now. • business district which can meet the hattanareachamber.com. •

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Wild Joe*s regularly pairs espresso with live entertainment

With back-to-school season in full your friends and support live music On Saturday, August 24th, D.H. every note necessary and deliberate, recent release, Fish, is available now. swing, there’s little time left to enjoy in Bozeman! A modest contribution Scott visits Bozeman from New his songs roll like a stream. These Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot is located weekday outings with the entire to the kitty will be divided by Mexico with a set from 6–8pm. are songs that are going to keep you at 18 W Main St. in the heart of family in tow. Recharge with a stop participating musicians at the end of “Well traveled, a music lover with a company, just like the friend DH historic Downtown Bozeman. Learn into Downtown Bozeman’s Wild the night. The Scott is to many folks Joe*s following those final summer more people along his forever tour, or adventures. And if your timing’s who come, perhaps they’ll remind right, the Coffee Spot is also a great the more you the simple joy of place to check out acoustic sets by money in the forever rambling alone.” local and traveling artists. Here’s a pot. An addi- Scott’s brand new release, look at what’s coming up. tional Open Mic My Body Longed for the On Friday, August 16th, Night is set for Summer, is available now. Bozeman-based Sundance & the Friday, August Looking ahead, Wilds bring an indie rock sound 30th from Andrew Kasab returns that’ll make anyone listening want to 6–8pm. to Wild Joe*s with a groove. With their indie-rock stylings Georgian Sunday show on paired with some intense jam-style songsmith September 8th from sessions, the band has been taking Shane Secor 1–3pm. The fingerstyle the Bozeman area by storm since its will perform guitarist, harp guitarist inception. Coffee Spot-goers can Friday, August and singer/songwriter is expect an evening of originals mixed 23rd from known to combine with a range of rock and blues 6–8pm. traditional and contem- covers from the 60s to now. Inspired by porary techniques for his The next Open Mic Night will his roots in energetic performances. take place Saturday, August 17th the rural He has been performing from 6–8pm. Come for an evening south, Secor’s for over 30 years at music of music performed by local alt-country D.H. Scott halls, events, festivals, musicians. Bring your guitar, sitar, Americana restaurants and other zither, poetry, comedy, or theremin draws from experiences of growing giant heart, Scott writes simple folk venues, self-released 11 and take a turn up at the mic. Show up and working on his family’s farm songs on his guitar, his voice and albums of solo material, Bozeman what you’re made of! and living in the country. His travels words are sad, yet strong,” writes and plays multiple styles Andrew Kasab Individual set lengths depend on the and life experiences live through his Adel Bengo of Records Records. including folk, blues, coun- number of musicians who want to sound and lyrics. Last year’s full- “Ballads of darker times on top of try, bluegrass, jazz, American finger- more about these and other upcom- play. Sign-ups start at 5:30pm – first length release, Statesboro, followed his an often cheerful silver stringed style, American primitive and con- ing events at www.wild- come, first served. Be sure to bring Monuments EP. guitar which he flawlessly picks, temporary acoustic styles. His most joescoffee.com. •

Bozeman Spirits now pouring Arrestado agave, tasting room troubadours

Whether you’re soaking up some Austin and traveling the world. Local songwriter Peter King sun on the patio or making your way Southwest Dan Henry provides the bar-side entertainment inside for a brief reprieve from the Montana, performs Thursday, on August 29th, the final Thursday heat, Bozeman Spirits Distillery is the August 22nd. The night set for the season. The Dead the perfect venue for a downtown pit singer/song- Montana native is a Yellers’ frontman gears his original stop. Through the month of August, writer’s singer/songwriter lyrics around the human condition, the tasting room hosts live music by music has with a unique vocal love, war and self-control. His origi- local musicians every Tuesday and folk and style coupled with nals tell the story of honest, blue Thursday from 5:30–8pm. Here’s a country acoustic guitar and collar life in a small town. King’s look at the upcoming acts to enjoy tinges, bluesy harmonica. influences range from the lonesome alongside a tasty adult concoction. thoughtfully He’s driven by a blues classic country sound to that of a Butte-based balladeer Tom penned sto- influence, but covers a DIY punk rock group. Come enjoy Susanj visits on Thursday, August ries and a wide range of music an adult beverage and listen to some 15th. Known for his singer/song- full band from folk and rock to great acoustics from this fine fellow! writer style popular in the 60s and sound that’s reggae, and so much A new month of live music first 70s, Tom’s music brings a heartfelt both driving more. features the talents of local artist nostalgia for simpler times. A time alt country Sip a Montana Amy Lee Hubbard on Tuesday, when simple songs fueled complex and moody Mule to the sounds of September 3rd. Head down for a feelings, songs that had melodies folk rock. Tom Kirwan on cocktail, kick back and enjoy you could hum along with and Compared Tuesday, August 27th. the acoustics. lyrics you could understand. Like to Brandi He performs a blend Learn more about Bozeman Dan Henry the artist himself, Tom’s Carlile, of folk country and Spirits’ distilling processes and other performances are “easy on the ears Lucinda Sturgil Simpson, Bruce Robison, Americana. Tom’s offerings at www.bozemanspir- and fun for the feet.” Williams, Rhett Miller, Kathleen Kelly Willis and Jeffery Foucault to songs evoke nostalgia of long-ago its.com. Regular tasting room Returning to the distillery is Edwards and Patty Griffin, she has a name a few. River Swimmer, Hays’ dreams and people, while weaving hours are Monday to Saturday from Christy Hays on Tuesday, August sound uniquely her own. She’s latest release, brings the culmination stories of human longing both past 10am–8pm and Sundays from 20th. Splitting her time between shared the stage with Hayes Carll, of her influences and experiences and present. noon–8pm. •

Spud-centric family festival returns to Manhattan The Manhattan Area Chamber needs of the Manhattan area, so of Commerce is set to present the that its citizens and business 2019 Manhattan Potato Festival community might prosper. It on Saturday, August 17th. depends solely on the participation Manhattan, home of the seed of its members for both special potato, is home to the day-long events and day-to-day operations. festival including a fireman’s Please support your community: pancake breakfast, 5K run, parade, renew your membership, or join car show, live music, arts & crafts the Chamber. Take part in the booths, local food vendors, children’s prospering business community. activities including inflatables, duck Help shape the future of the race and of course, delicious Manhattan area. As business potatoes in every form. The Festival leaders, it is up to you to inspire runs from 9am–4pm with change and growth. As you renew supplemental events before and after, your membership or consider including nighttime downtown street becoming a new member, please dance featuring Western Skies consider volunteering for one of beginning at 8pm. Free shuttle from their many committees! Just a few parking area to the festival grounds. hours of help – even four hours a Find more information and year – can make a difference. The complete schedule of events on mission of the Manhattan Area Manhattan Chamber’s Facebook Chamber of Commerce is to page (@manhattanareachamber). support member and businesses The Manhattan Area Chamber through promotion, sharing of of Commerce was established in resources, and community involve- 1988 with a purpose to promote a ment. Learn more at www.man- business district which can meet the hattanareachamber.com. •

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‘Sundown Kickaround,’ more alfresco Pine Creek shows Pine Creek Lodge has been packing its music has folk and country tinges, thoughtfully August 30th. The Beer Garden show begins at Kitchen Dwellers make their grand return outdoor stages with incredible talent all penned stories and a full band sound that’s 7pm and is FREE of admission. to Southwest Montana. The music begins at summer, but the season ain’t over yet! The both driving alt country and moody folk rock. Fronted by Michelle Manzo, the band p 7pm each night with special guests TBA. modern-rustic space is keeping guests and Compared to Brandi Advance tickets for these Main others entertained until the very last golden Carlile, Lucinda Williams, Stage shows are $30 each, or sunset. Here’s a look at what’s coming up. Rhett Miller, Kathleen $50 for a two-day pass. Stay Bozeman’s own Dusty Pockets are set for Edwards and Patty tuned for details. Friday, August 16th. STiLGONE will get the Griffin, she has a sound Montana-bred bluegrass music started at 7pm. The Main Stage show is uniquely her own. She’s outfit Kitchen Dwellers are FREE of admission. shared the stage with captivating fans across the The Pockets tell meaningful stories, Hayes Carll, Sturgil country with their high energy delivered with grit, wrapped in beautiful Simpson, Bruce Robison, live performances and unique melodies and driven by powerful grooves. Kelly Willis and Jeffery approach to traditional music Their self-invented genre, “recreational Foucault to name a few. fans have dubbed “Galaxy Americana,” is indicative of the band’s mission River Swimmer, Hays’ latest Grass.” The band has shared to make seriously good music and have fun at release, brings the the stage with acts such as the same time. The band’s debut release, Hard culmination of her Railroad Earth, Greensky Line, is a ten-song album that cherry-picks influences and experiences Bluegrass, The Infamous from the band’s wide and growing catalog of traveling the world. Stringdusters, and Twiddle. original songs. Centered on a strong Minneapolis-based trio Comprised of Joe Funk (bass), foundation of American musical traditions, The Last Revel return to Shawn Swain (mandolin), Hard Line and the band’s live shows showcase a front the fourth annual Torrin Daniels (banjo), and collection of tunes that scratch the itch for “Sundown Kickaround” Max Davies (guitar), Kitchen twang, soul, and rock n’ roll all at once. on Saturday, August 24th. Dwellers followed full-length Paul Lee Kupfer performs on Saturday, Beginning at 6pm, this year’s The Last Revel Ghost In the Bottle with last August 17th. The Beer Garden show begins at event will feature fellow winter’s Reheated – Vol. 1 EP. 7pm and is FREE of admission. Rocky Mountain bands Tenth Mountain erforms classic compositions of the Cuban and Also in Paradise Valley, Pine Creek presents Originally from the mountains of West Division, Hillfolk Noir and The Two Brazilian repertoire. Also mixing in the music its Brunch Live Music Series. The week- Virginia, Kupfer has travelled as a solo Tracks. Tickets for this Main Stage show are of Stevie Wonder, Bill Withers and Michael end offering regularly showcases regional musi- performer and band leader for more than a $20 in advance or $25 day of show, based Jackson, Cubongo shows include an cians from 11am–1pm. Order some food, decade. He has a distinctive approach and his on availability. exceptional dance set to accompany its atmos- maybe a cold beverage, then find a spot! arrangements are inventive and fun. Restless A threesome of powerfully talented multi- pheric selections. Upcoming acts include: Hannah Cooper on touring and writing has allowed him to share instrumentalists, The Last Revel naturally Pine Creek welcomes Butte performer Aug. 18th, Brian Ernst on Aug. 25th, and the bill with some of his heroes and bring his blend the genres of folk, rockabilly, old time Chad Okrusch on Saturday, August 31st. Ashly Holland on Sept. 1st. Take your pick music to many different kinds of people across string-band and rock to create a sound equally The Beer Garden show begins at 7pm and is and head over! These shows are FREE of the United States. Kupfer is a member of local original and timeless. They’re known to FREE of admission. admission and open to the public. trio the Bus Driver Tour alongside Danny consistently deliver “bombastic live Okrusch is a fifth-generation Montanan. He Please visit www.pinecreeklodgemon- Freund and Ian Thomas. performances,” as well as delicate and haunting makes his Rocky Mountain Americana music tana.com for ticketing information, to On Wednesday, August 21st, Christy folk ballads. Their new album, Fool’s Spring, in backwoods bars near his favorite trout fish- reserve your cabin, and to learn more about Hays returns to Paradise Valley. The Beer showcases the band’s ability to create rich and ing spots from Red Lodge to Seattle. In addi- these and other upcoming events. Pine Garden show begins at 7pm and is FREE of delicately textured recorded material with a tion to his original songs, he sings tributes to his Creek Lodge is located at 2496 E River Rd., admission. modern “tip of the hat” to the storied history favorite songwriters, from John Prine to Prince. just outside of Livingston. Party bus rentals Splitting her time between Austin and of American folk music. Mark your calendars for Friday and available for select shows. Call (406) 222- Southwest Montana, the singer/songwriter’s Revel in the sounds of Cubongo on Friday, Saturday, September 6th and 7th when 3628 for further information. •

Sacajawea features live patio music, Diamond Rock & Soul After hosting visiting family whose summer dance tunes from that fans of his rough- travels brought them to Montana, it may just Dwight-style country to hewn songwork have come be time for a staycation to recuperate! The Pink Floyd. This five- to expect. Ranging from historic Sacajawea Hotel is the perfect getaway piece-plus band the heart-wrenching for locals looking to take in some much-needed showcases strong vocal piano/cello duet, “Joe’s R&R. The Three Forks venue is perfect for harmonies and a wide Final Bow,” to the gritty dinner, drinks and dancing every weekend. variety of instrumen- roots rocker “Has-Been Enjoy a fine dining experience in Pompey’s tals. Members include Man,” the record brims with Grill followed by a night on the dance floor in Lonny Walker (rhythm humanity – brash cowgirls, the Sac Bar. Here’s a look at some of guitar), Steve broken old men, homeless the upcoming acts. Loessberg (lead guitar), saviors, and high school En lieu of a Jam Session on Thursday, Larry Greenbaum nerds. Their stories are August 15th, Cierra & Michael return to (bass, lead guitar), Josh woven together in an the Sac with their lovely acoustics at 6:30pm. Fike (drums), Jon Americana soundscape as The dynamic father-daughter duo displays a Gerhts (bass guitar), Ash explores the corners and great mix of traditional and contemporary Ross Barrett (percus- alleys of the human country music from Patsy Cline to Miranda sion), and Lane condition. Performing with Lambert, with a sprinkling of Michael’s Quandt (harmonica). Diamond take the stage Saturday, August Ash are Alex Platt (percussion) and Kyle original ballads. Michael brings a wealth of The Sacajawea’s famous Patio Jam 24th. The sprightly duo of Colette and Kenny Brenner (cello). musical experience, including a wide vocal Session & Open Mic Nights continue on Diamond bring a unique and engaging musi- Helena’s Longhorn Band boot scoots in range and guitar-playing skills. Cierra regular Thursday evenings this summer, the cal experience, with a song selection from on Saturday, August 31st. Musicians Mike contributes her clear voice and young vibe to next being August 22nd at 6:30pm. Bring your today’s hits, country, classic rock, R&B, and Doughty, Dennis Dupré, and Terry O’Hare their musical selections. Cierra and Michael music, lyrics, talent and friends to the crowd pleasing sing-alongs. Colette – kicking joined by newcomer Clint Rieder and fiddle have a special musical bond that they share Sacajawea on Thursday nights. Each event will bass, playing piano, percussion, and vocals – player Chad Sigafoos craft a true country with their audience. be hosted by local and semi-famous brings a level of entertainment that lights up sound. Terry’s virtuoso guitar and Clint’s Check out the Berkeley Pitts on Friday, singer/songwriters. You can perform original the room. Kenny, the second half of the pop- authentic country voice will put your feet into August 16th. Members John Stenson and or cover music, play an impromptu jam ses- ular duo, often straps on an electric guitar and motion. A band that truly plays for the Mark LaFond hail from the shores of Butte’s sion, or just listen and enjoy! Food and drinks delivers renditions of classic ‘70s and ‘80s gui- dancers in the crowd, Longhorn has per- Lake Berkeley. They’re a high energy, fun will be available all evening. An additional Patio tar riffs. Kenny’s sound is big, and Diamond formed at numerous venues across Montana. acoustic guitar and cajon drum duo audiences Jam & Open Mic is set for August 29th. plays songs you do not expect to come out With the exception of the Thursday can dance to! Belt out your favorite tunes with Sunrise of a two-piece. night patio shows, Sac live music begins at Cabin Fever take the stage for a lively Karaoke on Friday, August 23rd. Bring your Brice Ash & The Kin entertain on 9pm. The Sacajawea Hotel is located at show on Saturday, August 17th. From favorite songs and get ready to impress – or at Friday, August 30th. The local singer/song- 5 N Main in Three Forks. For more Manhattan, the band plays a combination of least give it your best shot! You haven’t done writer’s debut, The Chariot, carries with it the information about these events, visit original music, ‘70s rock, and a wide variety of karaoke until you’ve done it with Sunrise. hopeful hurt, raw honesty, and stirring stories www.sacajaweahotel.com. •

Delight in Bozeman’s best crusts & crooners at Red Tractor For more than five years, Red Tractor steeped in old-time tradition, while also Curated by guitarist and composer Alex flavor and fun of Montana life. Pizza has served as a destination for hungry pushing the genre with newgrass. The band Robilotta, these evenings feature the music Check out Sista Otis for Music Monday locals also in search of live entertainment. blends originals with covers of traditional styles of jazz, funk, latin, and more. Come on August 26th at 6pm. She is a songwriting, Complementing its handcrafted rounds and bluegrass and more contemporary artists. out, get ready to groove, and hear America’s soul-singing prophetess of rock n’ roll. Sista wide selection of regional brews, the local Their style is confident, complex, and full of only original art form as it exists and evolves Otis’ voice is pumps out 100% proof soul- pizzeria plays host to independent musicians improvisation that will draw you in and get in the 21st century. Additional Jazz Nights are set shine so warm and good, it’ll make you throw and other events throughout the week. Here’s you shaking all over with bluegrass joy. Bridger for August 23rd and 30th at 7pm. your hands up and shout! She cut her teeth as a look at what’s coming up. Creek Boys will bring additional performances to Red Left on Tenth deliver a Saturday show on a traveling street kid musician, writing and Bridger Creek Boys return to their Tractor on August 22nd and 29th at 7pm. August 24th at 7pm. The band blends performing her own songs for pocket change, usual Thursday slot on August 15th at 7pm. On August 16th, Jazz Night takes over elements of funk, reggae, jazz, hip-hop, rock to become a national touring artist. She puts The Boys are an acoustic bluegrass quartet Red Tractor, as it does every Friday, at 7pm. n’ roll, blues, and everything in between. on quite a show, so don’t miss it! Citing influences like Sublime, The Wailers, Weston Lewis is back on Tuesday, August Toots and the Maytals, Jimi Hendrix, and Fat 27th at 7pm. Lewis plays with a number of Freddy’s Drop, they create original music local bands, solo performances, and as a sit-in interspersed with the occasional cover tune. lead guitarist for artists including The Andrew With danceable energetic vibes, the audience Hand Band, John Sherrill, The Electric participation has as much an impact on the Sunday, Lang Termes, Mathias, and MOTH. show as the band itself. His solo sets are comprised mostly of acoustic Sunday, August 25th, sees the monthly rock covers and some of his original songs. In return of The Dirt Farmers at 6pm. band settings, he likes to play funk, jazz, They’re a foot-stomping string band who have country and more. dubbed their musical style “paisley grass.” Left on Tenth keyboardist Daniel They’ve gained a following for their fun-loving Harvala brings a solo show to Red Tractor mix of old school country, bluegrass, blues and on Saturday, August 31st at 7pm. The band rock – with the occasional slip into hip-hop. blends elements of funk, reggae, jazz, hip-hop, The band members, as unique as their song rock n’ roll, blues, and everything in between. list, serve it all up with a smile on mandolin, Head down and enjoy his solo renditions! banjo, guitar, fiddle and bass with vocal har- Red Tractor Pizza is located at 1007 W monies. The Dirt Farmers invite you to be Main in Bozeman. Check out their menu at “Having a Good Time” and experience the www.redtractorpizza.com. •

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‘Sundown Kickaround,’ more alfresco Pine Creek shows Bridger Brewing serves up craft pizza, midweek music & micros The casual atmosphere of long- writing together for the better part ers. Sometimes described as a treated to a variety of styles and wildlife of the Greater time local gathering spot Bridger of a decade, with their debut EP musically gifted goofball, he’ll bring including Americana, rock n’ roll, Yellowstone Ecosystem, now and for Brewing is great for working lunches, available now. This Bozeman-based a mix of good-feelin’ folk and blue- old time and country music. These future generations. Learn more at quick escapes from campus and folk/bluegrass duo plays original, grass to the brewery. outdoor sets are weather-dependent www.greateryellowstone.org. happy hour with friends. The traditional and cover music. Looking to a new month, the and subject to change. Have a brew and raise dollars for uniquely crafted pizzas are meant to Laney Lou & the Bird Dogs’ Vibe Quartet deliver Bridger-goers Bridger Brewing also plays host Montana State University’s Earth be shared – with a cold beer Sciences Seminar Series on Monday, to wash it down, of course! August 26th. The series brings people But aside from its award- from all over the United States, but winning pies and delectable largely from local communities, to suds, the south-side brewer present their research on the Earth also hosts Music & Mussels Sciences. Topics range from mining, every Wednesday and {Pints land usage, weathering of rocks, with Purpose} on Mondays. water rights, and volcanism. Learn Here’s a look at some of the more at www.montana.edu- upcoming acts and /earthsciences. nonprofits. Proceeds from Monday, Wednesday nights from September 2nd will benefit the 5:30–8pm, Bridger Brewing Montana Federation of Public Employees. hosts Music & Mussels! Members of the state’s largest union Note: Due to a mussel share a dedication to public service, shortage, Bridger will the people of Montana, and to the substitute shrimp through the professional and economic well- month of August. guitarist and vocalist Josh Moore their fine acoustics on Wednesday, {Pints with Purpose} every being of our public employees. The happy hour spot hosts brings a solo set on Wednesday, September 4th. The improv quartet Monday night from 5–8pm where Learn more at www.mfpe.org. Walcrik on Wednesday, August August 28th. The North Carolina fuses a variety of instrumental music $1 of every pint sold will be donated Bridger Brewing provides the 21st. Andrew Morehouse and Tim native’s acoustic show features a ranging from jazz standards to origi- to a featured local nonprofit. Here’s Bozeman community with unique Baucom have been playing and healthy blend of originals and cov- nal funk numbers and instrumental a look at some of the nonprofits on hand-crafted brews, fresh artisan- popular tunes. The group is a the calendar in the coming weeks. style pizzas, and more. Learn more Bozeman area favorite and is not Head over to enjoy a house-brewed about upcoming events and daily to be missed! pint and be charitable in the process! specials at www.bridgerbrew- Also this summer, enjoy a solo Aid the efforts of the Greater ing.com. Bridger is located at 1609 Hot Springs rocks summer acoustic show on the patio by Joe Yellowstone Coalition on Monday, S 11th Ave., just across from the Knapp of SlomoJoe on Tuesdays August 19th. The organization Fieldhouse. They’re open for busi- from 5–7pm. Brew-lovers will be works to protect the lands, waters ness from 11:30am–9pm daily. • to close w/ Dammit

Lauren, Red Glow Buffalo

Dammit Lauren & the Well Eagles entertains with barroom bands &

bonus Ballroom shows

Downtown Bozeman’s Eagles rates the big band beat, performing the Demons will bring along their Bar is home to entertainment the best toe tappin’ sing-alongs from red-blooded rockabilly roots, punk aplenty this summer. The seasoned the ‘60s to now. and heavy metal found throughout watering hole features drink specials, Country rockers BlueBelly their catalog. Their most recent Friday night BINGO and burgers, Junction take the stage Friday and release, No God, No Ghost, No Saints, regular live music by local Saturday, August 23rd and 24th. is available now. The music kicks musicians, and Ballroom shows The group provides audiences with off with local help from the featuring visiting acts. Here’s a look what they consider “rockabilly Lucitones and Death Trophy at at who’s playing at FOE in the music” all over the state of 8pm. The evening will also feature coming weeks. Montana. The high-energy band an art show showcasing local artists. Missoula-based MudSlide tends to veer away from slow jams, Admission to this 21+ event is $10. Charley will bring their house- other than the occasional tune. With Always a blast, Sunrise Summer’s many activities can tunes with a few covers, this rockin’ roots music to Bozeman on an arsenal of originals and personal- Karaoke sets up every Thursday exhaust even the most seasoned quartet blends their various back- Friday and Saturday, August 16th ized covers, the guys will keep you night at 9pm. Sing your heart out, Montana adventurer. Get back in grounds into a soulful alt-rock and 17th. From its first sparks in on your feet until last call. cheer on your friends and maybe fighting shape with a soak in the sound combining elements of pop 2004, the band has continued to More midweek tunes come even do a dance number between waters of Bozeman Hot Springs. and jam sessions for a sound that’ll ignite and morph over the years into courtesy of Mathias on songs! The local destination for residents make anyone want to get up and what is now a five-piece power- Wednesday, August 28th at 8pm. Bridger Mountain Big Band and visitors is also home to weekly dance. Playing at events such as house. The band draws its The Bozeman-based singer/ performs regularly on Sundays live music from the pool-adjacent Peak to Sky, Music in the inspiration from a more antiquated songwriter has stage. Regional and traveling musi- Mountains, and Lost Trail Fest, era, when Muddy Waters and John been playing cians perform on regular Thursday Dammit Lauren & the Well puts Lee Hooker first fused the rough music under the and Sunday nights at 7pm. Here’s a on an amazingly fun show and rural vibes of southern acoustic big sky for near- look at who’s coming up. wherever they go. blues with modern electric ly two decades. On Thursday, August 15th, Red Glow Buffalo bring their instruments. MudSlide Charley With powerful Woodsmoke Jazz perform an exciting show, fun lyrics and catchy weaves their blues foundation with vocals and a eclectic set. Smokin’ standards and melodies to the Hot Springs on Stax-era R&B, hip-hop, and indie percussive gui- original tunes since 2009, the horn- Thursday, August 29th. The folk- rock to perform original songs that tar style, he’s driven jazz combo plays a variety rock group’s show consists of fun bristle with vital relevance, emotion- known for his of music including classic jazz, funk original songs paired with covers al fervor, and soul-drenched blues. dynamic live and latin standards. They also ranging from Snoop Dogg to The Up in the Ballroom, performances throw in jazzed-up versions of Pixies and Stone Temple Pilots. Thunderpussy take the stage on full of acoustic additional genres like classic rock The guys will be sure to add some Monday, August 19th. New York folk, rock, and and others. excitement and entertainment to rock band Hollis Brown will open funk tunes. Bluebelly Junction, one of your weekend eve! the show at 9pm. If Thor’s Mathias record- the grooviest bands in the Bozeman And on Sunday, September 1st, Hammer of the Gods from ed his debut area, follows on Sunday, August Left on Tenth introduce soakers “Immigrant Song” landed in the album, Walk 18th. Known for their energetic, into a new month. The band hands of four wise, willful and wild Alone, with the borderline crazy performances, the blends elements of funk, reggae, women, it would sound something help of Emmy band blends an impressive sound jazz, hip-hop, rock n’ roll, blues, like Thunderpussy. The quartet do Award-winning with wildly entertaining live sets. and everything in between. Citing the most rock n’ roll thing possible producer Head out to the Bozeman Hot influences like Sublime, The and quite literally fuck up every rock Jeremiah Springs to get your groove on! Wailers, Toots and the Maytals, n’ roll stereotype you know to be Slovarp. Bozeman-based singer/song- Jimi Hendrix, and Fat Freddy’s true, piercing the halls of Valhalla in On Friday and Saturday, August from 7–9:30pm. The 17-piece jazz writer Foxy Blues will entertain Drop, they create original music the process. The Seattle-based group 30th and 31st, Poison Lovers will orchestra celebrates the music of on Thursday, August 22nd. Playing interspersed with the occasional has evolved into a quiet phenome- have folks out acting a fool on the Duke Ellington, Count Basie, and a wide array of instruments, she cover tune. With danceable ener- non with the endorsement of Rolling floor. The Bozeman-based honky more, with original arrangements expertly blends blues, country, folk, getic vibes, the audience participa- Stone and Pearl Jam guitarist Mike tonk country rock band is and music of all genres from the reggae, and jazz for a sound com- tion has as much an impact on the McCready, as well as a string of comprised of Rob Lethert (guitar, 1900s to today. Check them out on pletely unique from any other solo show as the band itself. already legendary performances harmonica), Josh Heins (lead Facebook for performance artist in the area. Foxy’s one-man Bozeman Hot Springs is located under their high-waisted belts. guitar), Bill Scott (bass) and Travis announcements. band-style show is an experience at 81123 Gallatin Road, just south Tickets to the Bozeman show are Johnston (drums). Remember your Eagles Bar live music begins at for music lovers of all genres. of Four Corners. Visit www.boze- $13.50 in-store at Cactus Records. dancing shoes! 9pm, unless otherwise noted. Head Legendary local band manhotsprings.com for Back downstairs, KneeJürk Also on Aug. 30th, Canadian downtown to play a game of pool, Dammit Lauren & the Well operating hours, further event entertains with a stripped-down set psychobilly heavyweights Gutter listen to some great local bands, or will inspire the audience to groove details, and fitness membership on Wednesday, August 21st Demons will front a Ballroom stop in for a cold one any day of and rock out on Sunday, August information. Call (406) 586-6492 beginning at 8pm. The supersonic show. Known for their intense stage the week! The Eagles is located 25th. Playing primarily original with additional questions. • Southwest Montana duo incorpo- presence and raucous rock n’ roll, at 316 E Main. •

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Mission Mountain, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band shows set up in Emigrant ChickenJam West presents make Sunset Motel a breathtaking advance and $25 at the door. Doors Funk Fest details on Reckless Kelly at Emigrant’s Old listening experience. at 7pm. Page 3C. Saloon on Sunday, August 18th, In Bozeman, The High Divers A veteran touring band of many The Nitty with the music beginning at 8pm. bring a performance to the Filling years, Mission Mountain will Gritty Dirt Tickets to this all-ages show are $20 Station on Wednesday, August 21st. showcase their unique blend of blue- Band returns to in advance and $25 at the door. Emerald City indie rockers The grass, rock n’ roll, and country- Southwest Doors at 7pm. Mondegreens will get the music rockin-Montana party music audi- Montana with an The Americana rockers’ latest started at 8pm. Tickets to this 21+ ences have come to expect. They’re Old Saloon stop album, Sunset Motel, is, like all its show are $7 in advance and $10 at a six-piece band playing twice as on Tuesday, predecessors, distinctive in its own the door. Doors at 7pm. many instruments, with all members August 27th. Local way while true to form. Self- With anthemic choruses, lush hailing from Big Sky Country. musician Jason produced and recorded in Austin’s three-part harmonies, and rhythms Get ready to get down! The Wickens will renowned Arlyn Studios (where self- rooted just as deeply in Motown as 2019 Montana Funk Fest takes open the show at released debut Millican was made in rock n’ roll of the past and over the Cannery District Patio on 8pm. Tickets to more than two decades ago) and present, The High Divers create Saturday, August 24th beginning at this all-ages show mixed by Jim Scott (Rolling Stones, songs that nod to the classics, while 3pm. Taste the audacious and are $40 in advance Dixie Chicks, Tom Petty, Sting, carving out a sonic space all their delicious edge of Montana-brewed Roger Daltrey, Crowded House, et own. A fixture of the South beer and kombucha before partying al.), it reflects Reckless Kelly’s Carolina music scene, the band is to the sounds of Sunflower State Anthology, is a collection attention to craft and continuity. known for its charismatic on-stage electro funk duo The Floozies. Nitty Gritty Dirt Band of 39 tracks spanning The songs hit one emotional peak swagger and ability to get the crowd Music begins at 7pm. Delicious local the band’s entire after another: the infectious completely and unabashedly food vendors will be available, as career. “Volcano,” the urgent “One More involved. Their brand new EP, Ride well as a full bar for those 21+ (with Jenny Don’t & One Last Time,” the desperate with You, is available now. ID). Held outside Wildrye Distilling, the Spurs visit the desire that comes full circle in “How Back in Emigrant, the Old Dean’s Zesty Booch and 406 Filling Station on Can You Love Him (You Don’t Even Saloon hosts Mission Mountain Brewing, tickets to this all-ages event Wednesday, August Like Him)” and the bittersweet title Wood Band on Friday, August range $10–$30 (plus fees). Brew fest 28th. The Dead track. With steady guitar drive and a 23rd. Bozeman’s own Dusty and concert tickets available Yellers provide the series of insistent choruses, they all Pockets will open at 8pm. Tickets individually or as a discounted local support, opening ring with power and conviction that to this all-ages show are $20 in combo admission. Find additional at 8pm. Tickets to this 21+ show are $7 in advance and $10 at the door. Doors at 7pm. The Portland-based Spurs call their music Nashville’s Outer Vibe bring down ‘Western outlaw garage.’ Recent singles house for final ‘Music on Main’ “What Can I Do” and Rouse and Black Ave. including the newly released “Turn “Still as the Night” The Nashville- Me Up.” followed their latest based trio’s singular Bring the kids from 6:30–8pm for full-length, Call of mission is to make rock the Coca Cola “Kids’ Zone” on the Road. n’ roll fun again by South Bozeman Ave. which will Also at the Filler, incorporating the best feature bouncy houses, hula Tylor & the Train elements of 90s pop, hooping, and more! Grab a bite to Robbers follow on swagger rock, reggae, eat from one of the many rotating and $47 at the door. Doors at 7pm. Friday, August 30th with help from feel-good anthems, and food vendors, step into a few of the The iconic and profoundly influ- Chain Station at 9pm. Tickets to hip-hop. Bassist Sean downtown stores that’ll be open late, ential group, often cited as a catalyst this 21+ show are $7 in advance and Zuidgeest’s powerful, and of course, enjoy outstanding live for an entire movement in country $10 at the door. Doors at 8pm. yet sometimes delicate music from popular local and rock and American roots music, con- The Boise-based Train Robbers vocals echo the best of touring bands. While Music on tinues to add to their legendary sta- possess a depth of thought steeped Freddie Mercury and Main features an open container tus earned through multi-platinum in Americana Folk without losing its Robert Plant, while waiver, attendees are reminded that and gold records, strings of top ten Country root grit. Hailing from Lisa Kacos (drums) NO glass and aluminum containers hits such as “Fishin’ in the Dark” small town Helix Oregon, lyrically and Nick Hosford or coolers are allowed in the event and “Mr. Bojangles,” multiple focused frontman and songwriter (guitar) punch hard area. These are smoke and vape- Grammy, IBMA, CMA Awards and Tylor Ketchum conjures up his long and groove effortlessly free, family friendly evenings. Please nominations. With a refreshed line- dead outlaw ancestor, Black Jack Ketchum, as the inspiration for their It’s been a great season, but the as the band’s genre- leave the pets at home. up and newfound energy, the Nitty new album, Best of the Worst Kind. Downtown Bozeman Association’s defying powerhouse rhythm section. Music on Main is a FREE Gritty Dirt Band remains one of the Advance tickets for these and 19th Annual Music on Main Recently, the group has focused on community event hosted by the most accomplished bands in other upcoming shows are available Summer Concert Series refining their sound with legendary Downtown Bozeman Association American roots. Following an in-store at Cactus Records and concludes with The Outer Vibe on producer David Kahne (Regina and funded by its many generous extended 50th anniversary tour, the www.cactusrecords.net. For Thursday, August 15th. The music Spektor, Sublime, The Strokes, Lana business sponsorships. Please visit ensemble grew to a six-piece in 2018 more information, visit begins at 7pm and runs until Del Rey, Imogen Heap, Paul www.downtownbozeman.org to for the first time since their early jug www.chickenjamwest.com. • 8:30pm in the event space between McCartney) on a series of singles, learn more about the 2019 series. • band days. 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