Montana outdoors home to frost - heavy winter recreation ith the holidays over, U.S. Forest Service, and Friends of the return of its Community Dual GS parent or legal guardian is required for everyone’s dying to get Hyalite, the fun begins at 10am from the Series, six giant slalom races open to all those under the age of 18. out of the house and into Hyalite Reservoir parking lot. There will ages and disciplines. Take one run on the Several ice fishing contests have the wintry elements, be various route options, with maps avail- blue course and one run on the red course. been approved by Montana Fish, Wildlife right?! Montana’s chilli- able. Distance and route is up to you: ski a Best of two timed runs. Upcoming races & Parks for the 2018-19 season with est season is the true test mile, three, five, or event the 17km loop are set for January 5th, 12th, 13th, 19th tournaments taking place in regions across forW recreationists, with plenty of outdoor around the reservoir! NEW this year, and 20th. A bonus race, the Spring the state. Upcoming events in Southwest activities available to those who can Bridger Ski Foundation will offer guided Equinox GS, will take place on St. Paddy’s Montana include the Hebgen Lake NAIFC handle the cold. Skiing and snowboarding, two-hour tours of the trails. Tours depart Day – March 17th. A 10am registration Qualifier on Sunday, January 20th from snowmobiling, ice skating and climbing, at 10am and 11am. Meet at the Hyalite deadline precedes course inspection at 8am–1pm and the Stan Shafer Memorial Ice sledding and even one or two brisk winter Pavilion to join. 11am and race time from noon–2pm. Fishing Derby at Clark Canyon Reservoir on walks – we’ve got it all under the Big Sky. Ski as much as you want before heading Awards to follow in Jim Bridger Lodge at Saturday, January 26th from 7am–4pm. Here’s a look at just a few events upcom- to the pavilion for some fun and relax- 4pm with fantastic door prizes. Please visit http://fwp.mt.gov/fish for ing for enthusiasts immune to the icy ation. Warm up by the fire with a free Competitors are granted entry into the further information and a complete list of January temps. lunch complete with soup and bread, hot March 17th Grand Prize Drawing – a trip this season’s statewide contests. The annual Hyalite Tour kicks things drinks, and s’mores! The annual Hyalite for two to Hawaii! And of course, a day of slopeside recre- off Tuesday, January 1st with another Tour has become a great holiday tradition Cost is $15 per event or $80 for the ation is always an option at Big Sky Resort, casual, family-friendly, FREE cross- in recent years. This event is meant for the series. Prior to race day, sign up online Moonlight Basin, or Bridger Bowl. Enjoy a country skiing event. It’s a yearly tradition! enjoyment of all ages. Please leave dogs at with a credit card or in the Marketing day on the hill before a night on the town! Load up the skis and meet at Hyalite home – and remember to bring your Office in Jim Bridger Lodge with cash, Flip through the issue to learn more about Reservoir to ski freshly groomed trails and classic skis! check or credit card. Race Day arts and entertainment happening in and celebrate the new year. Ski, ride, or tele in some friendly Registration also takes place in Jim Bridger around The BoZone this month. – Hosted by Bridger Ski Foundation, the competition! Bridger Bowl has announced Lodge, from 8:30–10am. Signature of a Welcome to 2019, Bozeman! • Contents ART . .2A Community . .3A Calendar . .4-5A Community . .6A Film . .7A Community . .8A EndZone . .1-2B EcoZone . .3-4B Hawthorne Roots Duo Keller Williams Montana Early Music Festival RollingZone . .C Bozeman Hot Springs The Rialto Holy Rosary Parish January 10th - 7pm January 12th - 8:30pm January 17th - 7:30pm ­Page 2a­•­The BoZone •­January 01,­2019 Venture to Argentina w/ Have FUN Dancing begins new course Emerson’s annual schedule January 7 Dancing is fun and anyone can Tuition for all ‘Celebration of the Arts’ learn how! It’s also a superb courses is $62 The Emerson Center for the Arts Exhibition on display in the Jessie physical conditioner. Learning to per person. Each & Culture will present one of its most Wilber Gallery. This exhibit features dance will open up a wonderful will meet six anticipated annual events with the selected artworks from artists in new world of new friends and a times. Classes Celebration of the Arts – Tango to support of the Emerson. Enjoy an thriving social life. It’s a great way will be held at Argentina! on Friday, January 25th. array of mediums and styles. All works to meet new people, gain Have Fun Explore the rich cultural heritage of in the exhibit are up for bid in the self-confidence, learn a social Dancing, located Argentina with an evening of dancing, Celebration of the Arts Auction. skill and get some exercise. No at 414 Bryant St. entertainment, fine dining, and quick Bidding on these works is now open experience or partner necessary. (off N Rouse) in draw artists, with live and silent and closes during the main event on Lauren Coleman’s Have Fun Bozeman. The auctions featured as well. Jan. 25th. Remote bidding is available. Dancing announces its new course studio features a The event will be held in the To purchase tickets for the schedule for classes starting the week spacious floating Emerson Ballroom beginning at 6pm. Celebration of the Arts – Tango to Argentina! of January 7th. Beginner classes and sprung Tickets are $125 per person with table event or to learn more about its will include Basic Ballroom, Basic hardwood dance rates available for groups of 8 or 10. corresponding exhibit, please visit Swing (Jitterbug), Basic Country floor in a unique Cocktail attire is suggested for what www.theemerson.org. Western Two-Step and Basic Cha and friendly will be a culturally rich evening of Located at 111 S Grand Ave., the Cha Cha. Classes meet on different atmosphere. arts, eats and enjoyment in the heart Emerson Center for the Arts & days of the week, depending on Practices and of Bozeman. Culture serves as a primary resource flavor of dance. dance parties are And of course, don’t miss the for the arts, arts education, and cultur- Basic Ballroom serves as an intro- also offered Celebration of the Arts al activities in Southwest Montana. • duction to partner dancing with a throughout the focus on the fundamentals of the season. Foxtrot and Swing. These skills are For registration information, used in all other dances. Two-Step is other like-dances. Cha Cha Cha is a course specifics, and gift certificates, the foundation of Country Western versatile dance you can apply to please visit www.havefundanc- dancing, popular in numerous local many genres of music. This season, ing.com or email lauren@havefun- Belgrade Library hosts Thrive’s clubs. This dance travels around the intermediate and advanced classes in dancing.com. Check out Have Fun floor and features lots of turns. Ballroom, Country, Cha Cha, Dancing’s Facebook page for next dad-centric night, plus Jitterbug is the most simple and basic Foxtrot and Tango will also be updated event info, or call Lauren at register for CAP Trivia style of swing, providing a base for offered. (406) 763-4735 with questions. • Thrive will present Dynamite cover and build upon their individual Dads: Lego Extravaganza on strengths, and affirm each student’s Wednesday, January 16th from ability to shape their own futures. 5:30–7pm. This edition of the popu- Also this month, Thrive and the Porcelain sculpture artist Jeremy Hatch lar series will take place at Belgrade Parent Place’s Gym Days continue Community Library, located at 106 in Bozeman and Belgrade. Gym exhibits at Old Main N Broadway. Come construct objects, Days are designed for parents and vehicles, buildings, robots, houses, or toddlers to have a place to go, social- Old Main Gallery & whatever your imaginations will let ize, and actively play on cold Framing is pleased to you build! Thrive will be on hand Montana winter days! The Parent feature the work of with dinner and the Belgrade Library Place provides plenty of riding toys, Jeremy Hatch for a solo will provide the Legos. tunnels, and balls for the kids to play exhibition, “Sometime This event series puts male role with. The Bozeman and Belgrade Near Yesterday,” models in the spotlight and fosters school districts each generously pro- during the month of the father-child bond. Dynamite vide a space for use one hour a week January. An opening Dads is free of charge and dinner is during the school year. reception will take place always included – plus, moms get a On Wednesdays, Belgrade Gym on Friday, Jan. 4th from night off! Preregistration is required Days are held from 11am–12pm at 5–7pm. This event is open for these events. Heck-Quaw Elementary, located at to the public. Looking ahead, Thrive needs 308 N Broadway. On Thursdays, “My recent your help recruiting 100 new CAP Bozeman Gym Days are held from installations – Sometime mentors! The 5th Annual CAP 10–11am at the Willson School Gym, Near Yesterday – employ Recruitment Trivia Night is set located at 404 W Main St. Please note: the cultural associations of for Monday, January 28th. The event there will be NO Bozeman Gym Day on porcelain to invoke a returns to Starky’s Authentic Jan.