Oct 15 Wednesday
MSUB’s Office of International Studies is hosting its 5th annual Global Studies Seminar: Themed Semesterthis fall and will be hosting weekly events for FREE from September through November to showcase SouthAmerica's northern and central Andean Region, also known as the Andean Community, featuring Peru,Bolivia, Ecuador, Colombia, & Venezuela. See the full schedule of events athttps://www.msubillings.edu/interna.../themed-sem/Andean.htm.
¡Viva la Cultura! A Celebration of South America's Vibrant HeritageJoin us for a captivating journey through the heart of South America as we explore the rich cultures,traditions, and rhythms of Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, Bolivia, and Venezuela. The event will open with aneducational experience provided by Breccia Performing Company, highlighting the unique customs,dances, and histories of each region—giving you a deeper appreciation for the diverse tapestry of SouthAmerican culture.The celebration continues with performances by Raizetna and En Fuego, two dynamic dance groupsunited by a shared passion for movement, music, and community. All performances will be choreographedand performed by talented local instructors, whose deep cultural roots and artistic vision bring authenticityand energy to the stage. Their mission is simple: to inspire, uplift, and prove that anyone can dance!Get ready to be moved by the vibrant rhythms of salsa, bachata, cumbia, and the high-energy murga—each performance a celebration of identity and joy. But don’t just watch—we invite YOU to join the fun!There will be live dance demonstrations where you can step in, move your feet, and feel the rhythm foryourself.Come celebrate, connect, and dance with us—because culture comes alive when we share it together.This is an interactive event that people of ALL ages can enjoy!
Oct 21 Tuesday
At Yellowstone Public Radio, we'd like to thank our loyal listeners and underwriters and invite you to join us at Angry Hank's Mircrobrewery! Visit with YPR's on- and off-air staff and other listeners.
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In this lecture, Labuskes will use her internationally best-selling novel The Boxcar Librarian to highlight the many ways trains acted as connective tissue in Montana during the 1920s. The novel was inspired by Missoula’s own Ruth Worden, who created the Lumberman’s Library to bring books to lumberjack camps via the railroads that mining companies already had in place. Those books—and magazines, newspapers, and music—provided a bit of relief and entertainment to workers who lived harsh, isolated existences in Montana’s wilderness. That impulse to help neighbors and build community can be found in many examples throughout this era where Montana was weathering a painful depression—long before droughts and bank closures hit the rest of the country. Labuskes will explore all the ways trains played a role in that history while also answering what exactly the “bootleg lady of Glacier Park” has to do with any of it.
Witness the Soul of the Andes in UTAMA (2022). Directed by Alejandro Loayza Grisi, Utama is a visuallystunning and deeply moving Bolivian drama that follows an elderly Quechua-speaking couple, Virginio andSisa, as they confront the harsh realities of climate change and cultural erosion in the arid highlands of theAndes. When a prolonged drought threatens their way of life, and Virginio’s health begins to fail, theirgrandson arrives from the city, forcing them to choose between tradition and survival.Utama has received widespread international acclaim, including:- Grand Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival 1- Golden Biznaga for Best Iberoamerican Film at the Málaga Film Festival1- Bolivia’s official submission for the 95th Academy Awards 1- Over 28 wins and 23 nominations globallyWith breathtaking cinematography and heartfelt performances by non-professional indigenous actors,Utama is a poetic reflection on love, legacy, and the resilience of ancestral wisdom.This film appropriate for mature older children and teens, especially those with an interest in cultural,environmental, or humanistic themes.
Oct 22 Wednesday
In honor of National Business Women’s Week®, Bozeman Professional Women would like to invite you to our 2025 Celebrations Event: Denim & Diamonds: Celebrating Trailblazing Women of the West! Please join us on October 22nd at 5:30pm at the Best Western GranTree Inn in Bozeman for this Celebration and Fundraising Event!
The purpose of the Celebration is to recognize BPW’s 2025 educational and small business grant recipients, along with the recipients of our annual awards for Woman of Achievement, Employer of the Year, and Young Careerist. Come celebrate the queens of our community by applauding these women and their outstanding achievements!
This year, we’re bringing extra sparkle to the celebration with a “Best Dressed in the West” fashion show. Guests are encouraged to showcase their best West-meets-glam looks — think rhinestone-studded denim, fringe, couture boots, shimmer, and flair. The evening will feature a Best Dressed contest, highlighting the most show-stopping ensemble. The winner will be announced by this year’s speaker, Kaitlyn Hoyt of KH Horse Consulting.
Oct 23 Thursday
MSUB’s Office of International Studies is hosting its 5th annual Global Studies Seminar: Themed Semesterthis fall and will be hosting weekly events for FREE from September through November to showcase SouthAmerica's northern and central Andean Region, also known as the Andean Community, featuring Peru,Bolivia, Ecuador, Colombia, & Venezuela. See the full schedule of events athttps://www.msubillings.edu/interna.../themed-sem/Andean.htm.Discover the ancient art of Andean weaving in this immersive workshop that blends tradition, creativity, andcommunity! Participants will explore the rich history and cultural significance of weaving across the Andeanregion—from intricate patterns to symbolic colors—and then create your own hand-woven masterpiece totake home.Come solo or with friends—no experience needed!This is an interactive event that people of ALL ages can enjoy!
Expect a clash of harsh noise, electronic bleepidy bloops, blistering drums, screaming horns, capes, masks, carelessly chosen words, and sweat. Kirk's Grocery will bear witness to a host of Missoula miscreants who have traveled far to make you feel unease.
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Oct 28 Tuesday
Join Jess Peterson and Rep. Denise Baum as they talk about the potential future of passenger rail returning to southern Montana.
Oct 30 Thursday
MSUB’s Office of International Studies is hosting its 5th annual Global Studies Seminar: Themed Semesterthis fall and will be hosting weekly events for FREE from September through November to showcase SouthAmerica's northern and central Andean Region, also known as the Andean Community, featuring Peru,Bolivia, Ecuador, Colombia, & Venezuela. See the full schedule of events athttps://www.msubillings.edu/interna.../themed-sem/Andean.htm.Andean Trivia Night: Test Your Knowledge and win!Think you know the Andes? From ancient civilizations and breathtaking landscapes to vibrant music,eclectic food, and unique traditions—come prove it at Andean Trivia Night!Form a team or come solo—we’ll match you up with fellow trivia lovers for a night of fun, facts, and friendlycompetition.Prizes await the top teams, so bring your A-game and your curiosity!Expect lively vibes, cultural surprises, and maybe even a few bonus questions about Andean music andcuisine.Bring your brain, bring your friends, and get ready to celebrate the Andes like never before!This is an interactive event that people of ALL ages can enjoy!
Nov 01 Saturday
Please join us for our annual craft show. We have over 60 craft vendors, a bake sale, breakfast & lunch for purchase and more!