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Read with a Dog Wednesday, 4:00 - 5:00 PMKids can read with an Intermountain Therapy Dog each Wednesday afternoon from 4 - 5 PM. Sign up in the Children's Room for a private 10-minute time slot wit...
SNöFLINGA, Montana’s winter festival, is a FREE community-sponsored festival showcasing the fun side of winter. Located in Butte, January 21st, 22nd, 23rd, 2022. SNöFLINGA is available to people of al...
From October through May, the Bozeman Winter Farmers’ Market provides our community with a connection to local food and farmers. Each market has over thirty vendors selling an array of food and farm-b...
re:born is a free monthly gathering open to all parents who wish to feel supported and connected while raising children in the Gallatin Valley. We know that sharing the joys and challenges of early pa...
Co-hosted by Steep Mountain Tea House and the Bozeman Poetry Collective, come by from 7-9pm to hear and share in local artistic talents. From poetry to music and dance to magic tricks, all forms of ex...
FROM ARTISTIC DIRECTOR JEFF DOWNING COMES AN IMAGINATIVE NEW SPIN ON THE CLASSIC FAIRY TALE!When Geppetto’s latest wooden creation magically comes to life, a new story begins for an unlikely father a...
Family Life on the Ranch: This column features Montana Farm Bureau farm moms, occasionally farm dads and, in this issue, a ranch grandmother.
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Family Life on the Ranch
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Turn the disruptions of this school year into an opportunity to take your child on an educational Central Montana Field Trip! The region is filled with attractions inspired by history, culture, arts and natural wonders that will wow anyone at any age.
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Rural Montana is nothing new to Anna Shearer who was raised in Divide, a tiny town in southwestern Montana where she attended a two-room schoolhouse. Although her family wasn’t directly involved in agriculture, most of Anna’s classmates were farm and ranch kids, so she grew up interested in what her peers were doing.
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