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“We had a very diverse culture”: A look into Bozeman’s roots

“We had a very diverse culture”: A look into Bozeman’s roots

Many may not recognize the names of Black pioneers Samuel Lewis or Lucille Smith Thompson, but in the heart of downtown Bozeman, The Extreme History Project (TEHP) is committed to sharing their complex history. TEHP is a 501(c)(3) non-profit public history organization that was created in 2012

“Black Montana history is Montana history”: Celebrating Black History Month

“Black Montana history is Montana history”: Celebrating Black History Month

“Black Montana history is Montana history. Black people have been in Montana since before Montana was a state,” said Jasmine James, the MSU Library’s service desk bridge supervisor. “Black history is American history — from 1776 and before.” February is Black History Month (BHM) in the U.S. The month-

Handmade goods, community support and local talent thrive at Nourish the Heart Market

Handmade goods, community support and local talent thrive at Nourish the Heart Market

This past Saturday, Bozeman yoga studio Your Yoga transformed its usual scene of stretching hamstrings and meditative silence into a bustling marketplace. Instead of yoga mats, rows of tables displayed hand-made crafts and goods. This fourth annual Nourish the Heart Market (NHM) continues its tradition of promoting local vendors.

“Reflections of parts of me”: Reframing Indigenous narratives through art

“Reflections of parts of me”: Reframing Indigenous narratives through art

Picture this: a man is split down the middle. One half dons traditional Native American regalia while the other half sports a modern business suit. In one hand, he holds a rifle, and in the other, what appears to be a club. His face is similarly divided, but both sides

Sarah Johnson-Palomaki’s book explores Hollywood’s relationship with gender

Sarah Johnson-Palomaki’s book explores Hollywood’s relationship with gender

When Sarah Johnson-Palomaki — better known to her students and colleagues as “Dr. J.P.” — walks into a classroom, she carries more than a stack of lecture notes. She brings several years' worth of her research and literature, including chapters of her new book, “Cinema and Feminism: A Quick

Verge Theater puts on Greek comedy classic

Verge Theater puts on Greek comedy classic

An 18-and-older performance of the ancient Greek comedy “Lysistrata” came to the Emerson Center for the Arts and Culture’s (ECAC) Verge Theater — a local theater group based out of the ECAC — last week. The cast and crew staged the production in Bozeman on Nov. 15, 16 and