Local Frequency - Bozeman

Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Saturday, January 31st. Kick off your weekend with a burst of winter energy as Bozeman buzzes with events that celebrate our local spirit, from icy spectacles to hoops action and live tunes thatll warm your soul. Start your morning at Soroptimist Park for the Sweet Pea 10th Annual Ice Carving Competition, where artists transform massive blocks into stunning sculptures beginning at 9 a.m., with judging at 3 p.m.its free, family-friendly, and a prime spot for those Instagram-worthy shots that capture Bozeman's creative flair. Right nearby at the Gallatin County Fairgrounds, the Bozeman Winter Farmers Market runs from 9 a.m. to noon, brimming with fresh local produce, artisan foods, and handmade treasuresgrab some hearty winter veggies to fuel your day and support the growers who keep our community thriving through the cold months.[1][2]

Sports fans, head to Brick Breeden Fieldhouse at 2 p.m. to cheer the MSU womens basketball Bobcats against Portland State. After their dominant win Thursday, the Cats are riding high in the Big Sky standings, and your cheers could push them furtherits a chance to feel that electric home-court energy that unites us all.[7][10] Music lovers, dont miss the sold-out Kitchen Dwellers jamgrass show tonight at The ELM, night two of their two-night run with support from Dugexpect toe-tapping bluegrass vibes that turn a chilly evening into pure mountain magic.[1][9]

Culture shines bright with Montana Operas presentation of the Tony Award-winning musical Ragtime at the Ellen Theatre at 7 p.m., making its Montana debut under director Francesca Zambellothis epic tale of early 20th-century America connects our past to the stories shaping our lives today.[13] Laughter awaits at 9 p.m. at Last Best Comedy for the finals of Montanas Funniest Human Person stand-up competition, where you help crown the states top comicperfect for shaking off the weeks chill.[1][2] For families, swing by the Bozeman Public Library at 2 p.m. for Jazz in the Library or the fun Family Kitchen Lab on cabbage cooking, sparking creativity and good eats right in our backyard.[2]

Quick community note: Gallatin County Sheriffs Office confirms no credible ICE activity here, easing those circulating rumors so we can focus on what mattersour vibrant neighborhood.[12] Whether youre carving memories at the ice fest or belting tunes at the luau metal party over at The Filling Station, todays lineup reminds us why Bozeman pulses with possibility, bringing folks together one snowy adventure at a time. This has been Bozeman Local Frequency. Well see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Wednesday, January 28th. Kick off your day with some fresh powder potential as our snowpack sits slightly below average across Montana basins after warmer weeks, but higher elevations are holding strong, promising solid water for spring and keeping fire risks in check for now. Its a tale of two snowpacks here, with valleys seeing more rain than snow, yet were faring better than drought-strapped spots like Colorado, so ski days at Big Sky and Bridger Bowl could stay epic if February chills out.

Locally, Bozeman buzzed yesterday with protests against ICE and federal immigration policies, where folks called out our all-Republican delegation for their support, sparking real conversations about community impacts on families and neighbors right here in the valley. On a celebratory note, shoutout to 17-year-old Emilie Torgerson from Bozeman, freshly crowned Miss Teen Rodeo Montana 2026 at the Prorodeo Circuit Finals. She swept every major category, and her horsemanship and poise will represent us proudly all year, inspiring the next generation of cowgirls.

Tonight, dive into winter fun starting at 5pm with Winter Wednesday at the 1889 Barn in Gallatin Gateway for lively tunes and drinks, or hit Valhalla Meadery and SHINE Beer Sanctuary for mead tastings and brews from 6pm. Catch the Winter Film Series with The Secret Agent at Rialto Bozeman at 6:30pm, a gripping tale perfect for cozying up, followed by more cinema magic till 9pm. Comedy fans, Last Best Comedy has shows at 6pm and 8pm, while The Jump offers swing dance lessons from 7pm for just ten bucks, blending moves with that Gallatin Gateway vibe. Music lovers, head to The Molly Brown at 8pm for live sets, or Club Zebra for dancing. MSU folks, drop into the free self-led mindfulness session at the Wellness Center from 2 to 4pm to recharge amid classes.

Looking ahead to tomorrow, Opera Montanas Ragtime lights up The Ellen Theatre at 7pm, a powerhouse story of early 1900s America thatll have you humming, plus Kitchen Dwellers rocking The Elm, public skate at Ressler Rink, and après-ski DJs in Big Sky. Hockey fans, Cats vs Griz at 7:30pm on home ice. With events like Museum of the Rockies Cosmos and Cookies, beading workshops, and speed dating at Sky Oro, Bozeman stays vibrant, connecting us through culture, laughs, and local talent that fuels our tight-knit spirit.

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Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Monday, January 26.

Kick off your week with some fresh Bozeman buzz on this chilly Monday. The citys weekly street report is out, detailing maintenance from last week that keeps our roads safer for your daily drives and commutes through snowy neighborhoods. Check it at bozeman.net to plan around any ongoing work, because smooth streets mean more time for what matters, like family errands or heading to the hills. Meanwhile, the Bozeman Public Library is hosting an authors and books event on Crazy Mountain tonight, diving into tales that capture our rugged backyard adventures, perfect for igniting your next read on those long winter evenings.

Speaking of evenings, head to Dry Hills Distillery at 5:30 for Thrives Trivia for a Cause, where your brainpower supports local nonprofits while you sip craft spirits surrounded by friends, turning game night into real community impact. At 6pm, swing by the library for Copyright Basics, a smart session for creators and students navigating intellectual property in our booming arts scene. And from 7 to 9pm, catch live music thatll have you tapping your boots, keeping downtowns energy alive even in January.

Kids and families, Bozeman Pond Park has the free Literacy Trail starting at 9am, blending outdoor play with storytime to spark young imaginations amid the crisp air. Little ones can burn energy at Hybrid Motions Gym Days, 9 to 10:50am for crawlers to five-year-olds, building strength and giggles that last all day. MSU families, join Matcha Mondays at the Student Commons from 8:30am, or the Wuthering Heights book club to geek out on classics ahead of the film.

Looking ahead, the Winter Farmers Market is thriving with coffee, carrots, and cookies, fueling your healthy eats through winter. Our Grizzlies tennis team nearly pulled off an upset yesterday against Utah State, with Bozeman native Mason McCarty on the roster, showing local talent shining bright. And dont miss night skiing at Crosscut tomorrow or the Pro Skijor Frontier Tour highlights from yesterday, reminding us why Bozeman winters rock.

Stay warm, get out there, and connect with what makes our valley pulse.

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Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Sunday, January 25th.

We're starting this Sunday with some exciting sports recap from yesterday. The Montana State Bobcats had quite the thriller at home against Weber State, pulling off a dramatic 91 to 88 victory. It was a game that had everything you could want, with back and forth action throughout. The standout performer was Jed Miller, who dropped a career-high 27 points on nine of fourteen shooting, including five three-pointers. Miller really took over in the second half, at one point scoring ten straight points to help extend Montana State's lead. But Weber State wasn't going away quietly, mounting an impressive comeback with a 22 to 6 run that put them up 82 to 80 with just over two minutes left. The Bobcats held strong down the stretch though, with Miller and Seth Amunrud combining to go six for seven from the free throw line in the closing moments to seal the victory. This win keeps Montana State in second place in the Big Sky Conference at seven and one in conference play, and extends their impressive home winning streak to seven games straight. The game also showcased the depth of this Bobcat team, with five players scoring in double figures on the night.

Now, speaking of what's happening around town, there's plenty to explore today and beyond. If you're looking for some cultural activities, Opera Montana is wrapping up their production of Ragtime tonight at the Ellen Theatre. That show runs through this evening if you're interested in catching some live theater. The Bozeman Public Library has been hosting some great events this weekend, including a Montana History LEGO Challenge that's going on this afternoon, and Jazz in the Library which runs through four o'clock.

Looking ahead to the week, the Bobcats are heading out on a West Coast road trip next weekend. They'll take on Sacramento State next Thursday evening at eight o'clock Mountain Time, followed by a matchup with Portland State on Saturday at three in the afternoon. Both games will be streamed live on ESPN Plus, so Bobcat fans can catch all the action.

Whether you're catching some winter activities, enjoying our local arts and culture scene, or staying tuned to Bobcat basketball, there's always something happening here in Bozeman. We hope you have a wonderful rest of your Sunday.

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Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Thursday, January 22nd.

We're starting this morning with some exciting news for music fans in our community. The California Honeydrops, the retro-soul outfit that's been turning heads with their high-energy performances, are bringing their Lovin' Made Easy Tour to Bozeman this May. They'll be performing at The ELM on Friday, May 15th, and if you're interested in catching them, tickets are already on sale now. The band, known for their infectious blend of soul, R&B, funk, and New Orleans swagger, has performed over 200 million streams and toured with legends like B.B. King and Bonnie Raitt. What really sets them apart is their commitment to improvisation, ditching setlists entirely to create shows that are completely unique every single time.

On the sports front, tonight's a big night for Bobcat basketball. Montana State kicks off a two-game homestand against Idaho State at seven o'clock in Worthington Arena. The Cats are riding high right now, sitting at six wins and one loss at home this season. They're also ranked number 136 in the NCAA NET Rankings, the best mark among Big Sky Conference teams. The Bobcats have been putting on an impressive show this season with multiple scorers stepping up in nearly every game. Davian Brown and Christian King have been particularly hot lately, and fans can catch tonight's action on ESPN Plus.

If you're looking for something different to do this evening, the Fly Fishing Film Tour is coming to Bozeman tomorrow night, Friday the 23rd, at seven o'clock. Tickets are available at the door or online, so it's a great opportunity to explore some beautiful cinematography celebrating the fly fishing lifestyle.

And for students and families in our community, there's a Students Raising Children Coffee and Conversation happening this morning from ten to noon at the Strand Union Building's fireside room. It's a chance for parents to connect and share experiences with others in similar situations.

Montana State continues to lead the Big Sky Conference standings, and with winter still in full swing, it's a great time to get out and support your local community events and teams.

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Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Wednesday, January 21st.

We're tracking some exciting developments around Gallatin County today. If you've been following the ongoing debate about wind and solar energy in our region, Platte County commissioners just approved new regulations yesterday that officials say will protect private property rights while allowing renewable energy development to move forward. The rules represent a careful balance between landowners who want to develop their property and those concerned about setbacks from wind turbines. It's a conversation that matters to many of us as energy development continues shaping our landscape.

Closer to home in Bozeman, there's plenty happening this evening if you're looking to get out. The Downtown Business Improvement District is meeting at City Hall starting at noon if you want to catch up on downtown initiatives. Later tonight, film lovers can head to the Rialto Theatre at six o'clock for the Winter International Film Series presented by the Bozeman Film Society. And if you're in the mood for something more casual, there are several trivia and music events happening around town, so check your local listings for those.

Looking ahead to this weekend, we've got some great sports action coming. Weber State's basketball Wildcats are heading up to Missoula tomorrow night to take on the Montana Grizzlies at seven o'clock. Both teams are sitting at ten and nine overall with identical conference records, so this should be a competitive matchup. The game will stream on ESPN Plus and the ESPN app if you want to catch it from home. Then on Saturday, Weber State heads to Bozeman to face Montana State at six o'clock.

If you're planning a summer getaway, here's something to mark your calendar for. Indie folk favorites Lord Huron will be returning to the KettleHouse Amphitheater in Bonner for two nights on June sixth and seventh. The band, known for cinematic storytelling and atmospheric soundscapes, will perform against the stunning backdrop of the Blackfoot River. A limited presale runs through Thursday night for those who want early access, with general admission tickets going on sale this Friday at ten in the morning.

Whether you're interested in local policy, live entertainment, or supporting our local teams, there's something for everyone in Gallatin County this week. This has been Bozeman Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Sunday, January 18. What a weekend its been in Bozeman, with the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse rocking from back-to-back rivalry triumphs that have Bobcat fans buzzing louder than a fresh powder day at Bridger Bowl. Last night, the Montana State mens basketball team pulled off a thrilling 76-67 victory over the Montana Grizzlies, fueled by Davian Browns game-high 24 points and Jed Millers first career double-double with 11 points and 11 rebounds. The Cats clawed back from an early deficit, surging ahead with a 15-2 run to start the second half and sealing it with clutch free throws, improving to 10-8 overall and 4-1 in Big Sky play. Earlier in the day, the womens Bobcats dominated the Lady Griz 82-44, jumping to a 13-0 lead and never looking back, thanks to relentless defense that forced 32 turnovers. These wins mean more than bragging rights, theyre boosting team morale and packing arenas, drawing families together to cheer on our local heroes and creating memories that stick through the long Montana winter.

If youre still riding that post-game high, shake off the chill today with some fantastic local happenings that showcase Bozeman creatives and community spirit. Head to the Ellen Theatre at 1:30pm for Opera Montanas free Behind the Music event, where you can dive into the stories and sounds shaping our operatic scene, perfect for sparking conversations over coffee afterward. Then, from 2 to 8pm, join Sunday Funday with the Bozeman Art Museum at Bozeman Brewing Company, blending craft brews, local art exhibits, and laid-back vibes that turn a winter afternoon into a mini cultural festival, reminding us why our downtown pulses with such vibrant energy. Board game enthusiasts, grab friends for Board Game Day at Valhalla Meadery from 3 to 9pm, where mead flows and strategies unfold, fostering those chance connections that make Bozeman feel like one big neighborhood.

Looking ahead, catch the Bobcats womens squad hosting Northern Colorado tonight at 9pm, another chance to witness Big Sky intensity up close. Nordic ski fans, dont miss Community GS Racing at Crosscut Mountain Sports Center today, slicing through fresh tracks and building skills for the season. And mark your calendars for the Gallatin Skijor event wrapping up today at the fairgrounds, where horses thunder and skiers soar in a uniquely Montana spectacle that blends adrenaline with valley pride. Whether youre courtside, onstage, or out in the snow, these moments weave our community tighter, turning ordinary days into stories well tell for years. This has been Bozeman Local Frequency. Well see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Saturday, January 17.

What a perfect winter day to dive into the heart of Bozeman action, folks. Kick things off with the buzz at the Gallatin County Fairgrounds where the inaugural Gallatin Skijor Invitational roars to life at 10:30am. Picture horses thundering across the snow, pulling daring skiers through gates in this high-octane nod to Montana's Western roots, highlighting junior, novice, snowboard, and women's divisions all weekend. Its that adrenaline rush that reminds us why we live here, turning fairgrounds dirt into a frozen speedway and drawing crowds who feel the thrill in their bones.

Speaking of celebrations, head to Bobcat Stadium at 10am for the 2025 FCS Championship Parade honoring our Montana State Bobcats football national champs. This victory lap through town connects our community pride, parading heroes who brought the title home and firing up that unbeatable Bobcat spirit for everyone from kids to diehards.

Over at Montana State University, Worthington Arena hosts back-to-back Brawls of the Wild today. The womens Bobcats, riding a four-game conference win streak and unbeaten in Big Sky play at 11-4 overall, tip off against the Lady Griz at 2pm. Coach Tricia Binford knows these rivals well, expecting a defensive battle where MSUs steals and offensive rebounds could seal another nail-biter. Then at 7pm, the mens Bobcats welcome the Grizzlies, keeping the rivalry fever high and arenas electric with that classic Cat-Griz intensity.

Ice action heats up too, with Bozeman Stingers hockey facing Jackson Hole Moose at 7:30pm at the fairgrounds rink, followed by mens Bobcat hockey at 8:15pm against the Argos, and womens Bobcats closing at 10:30pm. Grab public skate at noon if youre feeling the chill.

Markets and music abound: hit the Bozeman Winter Farmers Market at 9am for local produce and crafts that keep our farm-to-table scene thriving. Swing dance at the cha-cha workshop 1pm at the Senior Center, or catch jazz at 2pm in Bozeman Library alongside family cooking labs and teen sewing. Evening brings Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival at 2:30pm and 7pm at Willson Auditorium, live bands like The Dead Yellers at Eagles Bar, and country dancing at Bourbon.

Fresh off yesterdays joint swearing-in, Bozeman Police and Fire bolster their ranks, ensuring our safety as we pack these events. From parades to pucks, todays lineup weaves sports triumphs into everyday joys, making Bozeman pulse with energy.

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Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Thursday, January 15th.

Folks, Bozeman is buzzing today with growth, grit, and great ways to get out and enjoy our valley even as winter plays it cool with low snow levels. Start with some big news from our skies: Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport just shattered records in 2025, welcoming over 2.8 million passengers, up 6.3 percent from last year. That means more visitors fueling our local economy, with new flights coming in 2026 to Phoenix, Austin, Long Beach, and Fort Lauderdale. Picture this: easier getaways for spring break or summer adventures, all while our 190-million-dollar East Terminal expansion keeps things humming on time and under budget. Local businesses from shuttle drivers to coffee shops are feeling the lift, proving Bozeman's staying a top gateway to Yellowstone magic.[7][9]

On the slopes, mild weather is challenging ski shops and Bridger Bowl's training programs, but don't let that stop the fun. Tonight at 7pm, head to the Emerson Theater for the Arc'teryx Backcountry Skiing Film Festival, a fundraiser for the Montana Backcountry Alliance packed with epic films, gear raffles, and stories of human-powered adventures that keep our wild spaces open for all.[2][6] Bridger Bowl's gearing up for their 71st birthday bash this weekend with free cake, live tunes, and memories of decades of powder turns that put Bozeman on the map as a ski haven.[10]

For families, the Literacy Trail at Bozeman Pond Park is open all day today, a free scavenger hunt sparking reading joy for kids of all ages along the trails. Swing by the Bozeman Public Library for teen crafts like tissue paper suncatchers from 10am to 6pm, storytimes for little ones at 10:15am, and homework help for elementary kids at 3:30pm. Dry January's thriving here too, with nonalcoholic beers and sober events popping up around town, perfect for wellness warriors shaking up routines.[1][3][4]

Catch a lecture at 5:30pm at the Museum of the Rockies on the vertical history of Devils Tower, blending storytelling with our Western roots. Meanwhile, our new mayor's outlining priorities like smart growth amid debates over a proposed AI data center in rural Montana, balancing tech jobs with quiet landscapes. Protests over ICE policies wrapped up locally, but they highlight our community's voice on big issues. And keep an eye on city hall for today's Tax Increment Finance Board meeting, shaping downtown vitality.[1][5][8]

Whether you're skiing films, library fun, or pondering our booming airport, Bozeman's connecting people and places in real ways today. This has been Bozeman Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Wednesday, January 14th.

Let's start with what's happening in city government. Bozeman's leadership is setting priorities for the next two years following a special commission meeting that took place earlier this week. Mayor Joey Morrison and City Manager Chuck Winn emphasized some key focus areas, including public safety, housing, and ongoing infrastructure projects. The Mayor raised an interesting point about meeting accessibility, questioning whether evening start times truly work when agenda items run long into the night. City Manager Winn stressed the importance of finishing what's already in progress, noting that the public safety bond that passed last year was just the beginning of significant work ahead.

Now, if you're looking for something to do this evening, Bozeman has plenty to offer. There's a Winter Wednesday event happening at 1889 Barn out in Gallatin Gateway at 5 PM. If you're in the mood for some comedy and drinks, Last Best Comedy on Main Street has shows at 6 PM and 8 PM, with the evening show being just 15 dollars. Valhalla Meadery is hosting another evening of Drink and Draw from 6 to 8 PM if you want to get creative with your friends. The Jump in Gallatin Gateway is running a country dance night from 7 PM to midnight, with dance lessons available for just ten dollars. For the nightlife crowd, Club Zebra opens at 8 PM, and The Haufbrau later in the evening has no cover charge for those looking to wind down.

If you're more of a wellness person, the Bozeman Dharma Center is offering morning zazen meditation online at 6 AM and a noon sit meditation from noon to 1 PM. Montana State University students can also confirm their bills at Strand Union Building from 1 to 3 PM today if that's on your to-do list.

Looking ahead, Thursday brings even more options with the No Jokes Open Mic at Last Best Comedy at 6 PM, plus events at the Hop Lounge and various other venues around town. It's going to be a busy week in Bozeman, so whether you're into arts, dining, dancing, or just getting involved in your community, there's definitely something for everyone.

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