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How to have fun under 21

How to have fun under 21

If you are anything like me and are too young to get into the bars, or don't have an interest in drinking on a Friday night but still want something fun to do with your friends, you are in luck. Bozeman has plenty to offer in the way

Calendar- September 1-7

Thursday, September 1 BUMBLEWOOD THICKET FAIRY VILLAGE Glen Lake Rotary Park Bumblewood Thicket returns. The village will contain all new fairy homes and business establishments created by talented Montana artists. Bumblewood Thicket Fairy Village is self-guided, free and open to all from 7 a.m.-10 p.m. BOZEMAN’

Shakespeare in the Parks plans last Bozeman show for Friday

Montana Shakespeare in the Park will perform the play Twelfth Night in Grant Chamberlain Park on Friday, September 2nd from 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. This will be the last performance in Bozeman for this season. This summer marked the 50th anniversary of Montana Shakespeare in the Parks, a

DC reinvents itself with “The Batman”

I’m a big Marvel fan (Martin Scorsese can speak his piece, that doesn't mean we have to listen). I’ve lived my life thinking DC movies were far inferior to any Marvel movie, mostly because a lot of them are, and then “The Batman” came out. Say

QSA hosts first live drag show since 2019

QSA hosts first live drag show since 2019

In front of a packed SUB Ballroom A on Saturday, March 26, the Queer Straight Alliance (QSA) hosted “Awaken,” the first in-person drag show since 2019. Led by local drag queen Hex Shadow, the evening featured ten performers including both drag queens and kings. Energizing numbers with props, whips,

“Licorice Pizza” leaves a bittersweet taste

Released in November, Paul Thomas Anderson’s “Licorice Pizza” has been nominated for Best Picture, Best Original Screenplay and Best Director at this year’s Academy Awards. This film is a love-letter to Southern California and to the 1970s. Shot on 35mm Kodak film, the grainy appearance of the

Leadership Institute to screen Christi Cooper’s “Youth v. Gov”

Emmy award winning filmmaker and MSU alumna Christi Cooper will premiere her feature-length documentary “Youth v. Gov” on Wednesday, March 23, in the SUB. “Youth v. Gov” details the story of a youth-led group that has been suing the U.S. government since 2015 for violating their rights