How have the numbers changed over the past 7 years?  Here are some stats from 2011: As of 2011, Bozeman’s population was 39,764 people The median home in Bozeman costed $272,400 There were 12.1 students per teacher in Bozeman The unemployment rate in Bozeman was 6.5% The average commute time was 18 minutes (Source: www.bestplaces.net/city/montana/bozeman) Here is where we are at now! As of 2016, Bozeman’s population was 45,250 people, but based on this growth ... read more

It is officially summer (and FINALLY starting to feel like summer in Bozeman)! We all know summer goes by in a blink of an eye around here, so it is time to GET OUTDOORS!  There’s so much to do in a Montana summer that you really need to cram it all in!  Camping, fishing, floating, hiking…get out there this weekend because it won’t be long before the snow flies.  (Ok we take that back!)  Here are a few ideas of where to go around Bozeman… Camping   Whethe... read more

18TH ANNUAL MUSIC ON MAINSUMMER CONCERT SERIES IN HISTORIC DOWNTOWN BOZEMAN  It's a Bozeman Community tradition,  Music on Main! Thursday nights July 5th - August 16th, 6:30 -8:30 p.m., head downtown for FREE live music from fantastic musicians!   Food and beverages are available for purchase,  as well as a two-block (Main Street) open container  allowance for adult beverages.  NO outside food /drinks allowed. Bring the kids down to South Bozeman Ave. from 6:30 - 8:0... read more

Nothing kicks off the holiday season in Bozeman like the annual Christmas Stroll.  Celebrating its 38th year, the Downtown Bozeman Association has more events than ever planned for this Saturday, December 1st.  Check out the full rundown of happenings, vendors, and activities below! Daytime “Stroll” activities: 8am - Day-of Registration & 10:15am – Race Time for the Santa Run Hosted by the Bozeman Schools Foundation 12:30-4:15pm - Gingerbread House making at the Emers... read more

Whether 2018 was a year you'll never forget, or one you anticipated ending, New Year's Eve is a time to celebrate.  We've rounded up a list of places around town where you will able to indulge (responsibly) in some New Year's festivities.  1. The RialtoStarting at 7:30 pm, you can check out Satsang, a folk-rock, hip-hop trio for $22, or $35 for VIP seating.2. The AtticIf you're looking for some locally-based music, check out bluegrass bands Laney Lou and the Bird Dogs and the Lazy Owl String Band beg... read more