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Museum of the Rockies exhibits highlight human stories

Museum of the Rockies exhibits highlight human stories

For a simultaneous glimpse into both the beauty of human stories and the impact wrought by humans on planet Earth, look no further than MSU’s very own Museum of the Rockies, which is currently hosting a two-part special exhibit you may particularly find interesting. The current exhibit is

Emerson exhibit provides intimate experience

Since Sept. 10, 2021, the Weaver Room at the Emerson Center for Arts & Culture has been displaying an exhibit titled “Liminal Strangeness” by Jade Lowder. Liminality relates to a space or moment of transition. A liminal “space” may be seen in a hallway, corridor or the time between being

Bozeman Art Market Inspires a New Community

Bozeman Art Market Inspires a New Community

Since June, up and coming Bozeman artists and young entrepreneurs have collaborated to host the Last Tuesday Art Market on the final Tuesday of each month, the most recent of which was hosted Tuesday, Oct. 26. The Last Tuesday Art Market was created by a pair of MSU students, Lily

Indigenous Peoples' Day art display lights up Peets Hill

Indigenous Peoples' Day art display lights up Peets Hill

As the sun reaches the crest of Peets Hill, beginning its final stage of descent toward the horizon, seven teepees topping the hill were illuminated, bathing the grassy slope in a vibrant array of colors. This was the scene that awaited those who made the trek up Peets Hill during

The beauty and tragedy of Patti Smith's "Coral Sea"

This past summer, as I was wandering through the poetry section in Vargos Bookstore downtown (a location I frequent an embarrassing amount), I saw a book titled “Coral Sea” by Patti Smith. I was intrigued because as an avid fan of punk/folk styles of music, I had always wondered

The Bard in Montana: Montana Shakespeare in the Parks

The Bard in Montana: Montana Shakespeare in the Parks

For many of us with a western education, the memory of being forced to read Shakespeare in English class is not a fond one. That is certainly not because Shakespeare is boring or irrelevant (on the contrary!), it is more likely because Shakespeare simply was not meant to just be

The art of Bozeman

The art of Bozeman

In my time of experiencing the culture of Bozeman, I have come to learn that it is much more vibrant than I first expected. It is a town of art, history and science. And while I have been experiencing much in my short time exploring this town as a writer,