Applications are now available for the thirteenth year of Leadership 49, an MSU Park County Extension program. The nine-month leadership development program for Park County citizens is comprised of immersive, day-long sessions hosted in different communities and a group project. Participants develop leadership skills, increase their knowledge about
BOZEMAN – The Bozeman Symphony closes its 2025–26 season with Sounds of America III: Appalachian Spring, an inspiring and powerful program celebrating the spirit of American music, June 13th and 14th at the Willson Auditorium in downtown Bozeman. The concerts culminate with Pyotr Tchaikovsky’s explosive 1812 Overture.
The program
With Fiona Lee of the Royal Danish Ballet
Yellowstone Ballet Company (YBC) presents The Little Mermaid on Thursday, June 18th at 6:30 pm at the Willson Auditorium in Bozeman. Kathleen Rakela, YBC Artistic Director and recipient of a prestigious Montana Arts Council Fellowship in the Performing Arts, has created
Weekly Summer Tradition Returns to Miles Band Shell Park with Local Vendors, Live Music, Themed Events, and Family-Friendly Fun Every Wednesday Evening
The Livingston Farmers Market returns for its 24th season on Wednesday, June 3rd, bringing 16 weeks of fresh local food, live music, artisan vendors, community events, and
Elk River Books and Elk River Arts & Lectures present a reading, audience Q&A, and book signing with Craig Johnson, the author of the Sheriff Walt Longmire mystery series. The event will take place on Saturday, June 13th at Elk River Books, 122 S. 2nd Street in Livingston.
Americana Lifetime Achievement Award winner Darrell Scott returns to The Shane Lalani Center for the Arts on August 1st for a performance at the Blake Pavilion.
Darrell Scott is an acclaimed singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist widely regarded as one of the most respected voices in contemporary American roots music.
In many rural communities, young people grow up surrounded by hardworking adults but have limited opportunities to see what different careers actually look like from the inside. A program at Sleeping Giant Middle School is working to change that.
This spring, 15 students in the school’s Young Entrepreneurs class
Montana Ballet Company is excited to announce its 2026–27 performance season, featuring a mix of classical favorites, new works, and holiday traditions.
“This season reflects Montana Ballet Company’s commitment to honoring the classical ballet tradition while continuing to grow through new choreography, creative collaborations, and innovative performances. We
