Twenty-five plus area artisans have combined their handcrafted, original, and printed creations into a collaborative pop-up storefront for the month of December. The Valley Artisans Shoppe is located in the prior gift store space next to the laundromat at Emigrant General Store on the corner of Highway 89 and Murphy
The Park County Community Foundation (PCCF) is proud to announce the completion of the Emergency Food Response Campaign, which inspired 147 donors to generously give over $146,000 to support local non-profits working on the front lines of hunger relief.
The Emergency Food Response Fund was created to address urgent
A show of pieces by a collection of local artists, which opened at the recent Art Walk, is being featured through the holidays at The Frame Garden.
Of particular interest are several new pieces from popular artist Steve Fox, who has been on a hiatus from painting. His landscapes are
The Bozeman Symphony announces the release of its 2025 commemorative holiday ornament, featuring artwork by Emmy-winning illustrator and filmmaker Bryan Schaeffer of SINTR Studios. A Bozeman-based artist and storyteller, Schaeffer has developed a close creative partnership with the Symphony, and his work will once again help support the organization through
Wheatgrass Books is celebrating Small Business Saturday, November 29th, with a full day of community, creativity, and local talent. Visitors can meet two Montana authors and take part in a festive, hands-on mocktail workshop—all in support of shopping small and celebrating local arts.
The day begins with award-winning author
The Livingston Songwriter Festival has made a $5000 donation to Park High School’s Music Department to supplement their music program.
“The Livingston Songwriter Festival has three missions—to promote the art of songwriting and songwriters, to promote Livingston as a destination for music fans—promoting an economic lift to
The Bozeman Symphony Education and Community Engagement Coordinator Cierra Wallace was recently appointed to the League of American Orchestras’ Education and Community Engagement Leadership Committee.
As a member, she will provide leadership for the fields of education and community engagement within symphony orchestras. Wallace will work with other members to
Yellowstone Ballet Company’s version of “The Nutcracker” is “different, in a good way,” says one of last year’s attendees. Besides the enchantment that one expects from a full-length ballet, there is a bit of fun, and enjoyment that will keep a smile on your face after the curtain
