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June 2008

22nd-August 2nd - Bozeman Dog Yearbook!!
Come have your dog's picture be taken and entered into the Bozeman Dog Yearbook Class of 2008!! It is free to participate but we are accepting donations to help fund the printing. Once the book is printed, ALL the profits from sales will go to environmentally friendly projects for our pets in the Bozeman area. (namely, replacing the plastic dog waste bag's with a biodegradable alternative)

We will be photographing dogs on the following dates
Sunday June 22nd from 1-4pm in Lindley Park
Saturday July 12th from 11am-1pm in Lindley Park
Saturday August 2nd from 11am-1pm in Cooper Park

If you can not make one of the above dates and still want to have your pet included or donate, or if you have questions or comments please feel free to email us at bzndogyearbook@gmail.com

We look forward to seeing you and your pets out in the park, and we look forward to bettering our local environment!


July 2008

1st-29th - Bogert Farmers' Market
Tuesdays 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM
June 3rd - Sept 9th

Join Us with local growers, artisans, crafters, musicians, non-profits, restaurants and food purveyors!

It's a great place for families and friends to gather, socialize and share in a fun-filled community environment
www.bogertfarmersmarket.com

9th-30th - Girls Rock! Rock Climbing Adventure
Explore your physical limitations and expand your mental strength while discovering adventure in rock climbing! This four-part series will offer girls ages 11 to 17, both novices and intermediates alike, the opportunity to practice their skills at an indoor climbing gym as well as take their experience to the next level by participating in two full days of outdoor climbing. All gear will be provided and professional instructors will guide the way. Cost is $45 per registered Girl Scout and includes lunch on the full climbing days as well as a patch. Non-registered girls will need to pay an additional $10. The program is scheduled for 6 to 8pm on July 9 and 16, and 9am to 3pm on July 23 and 30. Deadline to register is June 9.

Sponsored by Girl Scouts of Montana & Wyoming. Contact Kelli Stanley at 284.9050 or kstanley@bigskygirlscouts.org for more information or how to register.
www.bigskygirlscouts.org/kaleidoscope.htm

16th-20th - Gallatin County Fair
Gallatin County Fair
Come and enjoy a traditional western fair. The Gallatin County Fair has something for everyone to enjoy – Food, Music, Carnival, Animals, & Contests. This year’s entertainment includes the Bozeman Roundup Ranch Rodeo, the Mud Bog, Montana Clown Works, and the ever-popular North Star Amusement’s Carnival. Anyone can enter the Open Class Exhibits in Arts & Crafts, Gardening, Flowers, Foods, Needlework, Photography, Group Projects, Poultry and Livestock. Special competitive Events include the Super Grasshopper Contest, the Humane Society Pet Show, the Dog Agility or Dog Dock Diving Contests and the Annual 4-H International Cherry Pit Spitting contest. There are additional charges for the Mud Bog and the Bozeman Roundup Rodeo.
www.gallatin.mt.gov/fairgrounds

22nd - SALES EFFECTIVENESS
On Tuesday, July 22 TechRanch and Prospera Business Network TechAlliance will welcome Pat Griffin, Franchisee for Dale Carnegie Training. Pat will present on sales effectiveness and will include information on building rapport, understanding what buyers want and building credibility.

The event will be held on Tuesday, July 22 at TechRanch, located at 910 Technology Blvd, Suite A, from 12:00 – 1:00 p.m. The public is welcome to attend. There is no cost for this brown-bag lunch seminar. Space is limited. Advanced registration is required by Friday, July 18 to Prairie Lee at plee@techranch.org or (406) 556-0272, or Amanda Schultz at aschultz@ProsperaBusinessNetwork.com or (406) 587-3113.
www.prosperabusinessnetwork.com

24th - Go Green! Tools for an Earth-Friendly Lifestyle
When you hear the term "Global Warming," what does it make you think of? What about the words "sustainability" or "social responsibility"? If you have ever thought about making the world a better place one step at a time, this is the event for you! Come have fun learning about everyday products and habits that respect human health and the natural world. Challenge what you know about green alternatives by participating in an eco-scavenger hunt, discuss options for integrating environmentally friendly products into your own lifestyle and take with you a greater sense of what you can do to go green! Cost is $5 per registered Girl Scout with an additional $10 for non-registered girls. This includes all materials, a snack and drink, and a patch. The program is scheduled for 4 to 6pm in Bozeman (location provided with registration confirmation) for girls ages 11 to 17. Please register by July 9 to secure your spot.

Sponsored by Girl Scouts of Montana & Wyoming. Contact Kelli Stanley at 284.9050 or kstanley@bigskygirlscouts.org for more information or how to register.
www.bigskygirlscouts.org/kaleidoscope.htm.

24th-26th - Wrangler Team Roping & Crown Royal Event
While in Livingston for the Wrangler Team Roping Championship, don't forget to stop in at The Office Lounge & Liquor Store (on the corner of Main & Lewis). Crown Royal Specials in both the Lounge & the Liquor Store ALL WEEKEND LONG!! Western Swing & Country Music by Montana Al on Thursday, Friday & Saturday from 7pm! For more information, call 222-7480.

25th-26th - Babb Fest '08
Join the crowd and the view in Babb, MT for the 5th annual BabbFest, July 25-26th. Enjoy an amazing lineup featuring: Trunk Fulla Funk, Clinton Fearon, Miller Creek, EOTO (featuring Jamie Janover), Souleye and BLVD, Old Union, and many more. Live music all day and all night in beautiful Glacier National Park! Free beer! Free camping! Everyone welcome! For more information and ticket outlets visit www.babbfest.com or www.myspace.com/babb_fest. If you are interested in vending at the event please contact Katie, kstar23mt@hotmail.com or (406)529-0431.
www.babbfest.com

26th - Shakespeare in the Parks at Valley West
Bring your family and friends to Shakespeare’s “Macbeth” under the stars. For the first time, the award-winning master planned community of Valley West will offer its park for the staging of one of the ever-popular free summer performances presented by Montana Shakespeare in the Parks, an outreach program of Montana State University’s College of Arts and Architecture.

Sharing their 36th season of performances and entertainment, the Shakespeare in the Parks’ performance of “Macbeth” will take place at Meyers Park, located in the center of Valley West. The public is invited to pack a picnic and watch from their blankets and chairs. Surrounded by the park’s beautiful five-acre lush landscape, playground and lake, the evening promises fun for all.

This free performance begins at 6:00 p.m. at Meyers Park, located at Clifden Drive and Perry Street within the community of Valley West.
www.valleywestmontana.com

29th - Chalk on the Walk
Downtown Bozeman
Come show your artistic side by drawing in chalk on Downtown Bozeman's walkway!
More Information: 586-4003

30th - Bite of Bozeman
4:00pm until 7:00pm
Downtown Bozeman
Every summer the kick off to the annual Sweet Pea Festival occurs in historic downtown Bozeman. Over 30 local restaurants tastefully enhance the summer evening as local bands serenade the crowd. Mingle with family and friends or eat and dance your way down Main St.
More Information: 586-4003


August 2008

1st-3rd - 31st Annual Sweet Pea Festival of the Arts
Lindley Park, Downtown Bozeman

More Information: 586-4003
www.sweetpeafestival.org

5th - Main Street Historic District Walking Tour
The Bozeman Historic Preservation Advisory Board and the Downtown Business Partnership offer Main Street Historic District Walking Tours the first and third Tuesday of July, August and September. The tour begins at 10am and should last about an hour. Participants are asked to meet at the Downtown Business Partnership, 224 East Main Street. The tour is free but please contact Courtney Kramer at the Department of Planning and Community Development, 406-582-2260, so we know how many to expect. Please check our website: www.preservebozeman.org for more information.
www.preservebozeman.org

5th-26th - Bogert Farmers' Market
Tuesdays 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM
June 3rd - Sept 9th

Join Us with local growers, artisans, crafters, musicians, non-profits, restaurants and food purveyors!

It's a great place for families and friends to gather, socialize and share in a fun-filled community environment
www.bogertfarmersmarket.com

8th-10th - Rockin' the Rivers
Located near Three Forks, Montana in the Jefferson River Canyon, the venue consists of a sprawling 140 acres that form a natural ampitheatre with sound quality second to none. The arena has been affectionately dubbed "The Bridge" by Rockin' the Rivers devotees in tribute to the historic Sappington Bridge whose final resting place is just outside the concert area. Each year a crowd of more than 5,000 people of all ages comes to "The Bridge" to jam out under Montana's Big Sky. For the ninth year, Rockin' The Rivers will combine phenomenal music, great company and unparralleled naturaly beauty to throw one of the most entertaining and largest music festivals in the Northwest.
Tickets and reservations required.

More Information: 406-285-0099
www.rockintherivers.net

9th - Belgrade Crazy Days
Downtown Belgrade

More Information: 388-1616

9th - Big Sky Country Fair
This event, which has celebrated community, arts, & entertainment for 28 years, will be held on Saturday, August 9th at the Big Sky Community Park. The Big Sky Country Fair has a little something for everyone. The day begins with a 5k race and is followed by a local community parade which ends at the fairgrounds just in time for the opening of the main events: the art exhibits and live music! There are also numerous children's activities and food vendors to keep everyone satisfied. If you would more like to be an art or farmers market vendor please print off our registration form at www.bigskychamber.com/calendar. For more information on this event or how to become involved call the Big Sky Chamber at #995-3000.
www.bigskychamber.com

16th - Manhattan Potato Festival
Downtown Manhattan

More Information: 284-4162

19th - Main Street Historic District Walking Tour
The Bozeman Historic Preservation Advisory Board and the Downtown Business Partnership offer Main Street Historic District Walking Tours the first and third Tuesday of July, August and September. The tour begins at 10am and should last about an hour. Participants are asked to meet at the Downtown Business Partnership, 224 East Main Street. The tour is free but please contact Courtney Kramer at the Department of Planning and Community Development, 406-582-2260, so we know how many to expect. Please check our website: www.preservebozeman.org for more information.
www.preservebozeman.org

20th - Cooper Park Historic District Walking Tour
The Bozeman Historic Preservation Advisory Board concludes its summer 2008 Historic District Walking Tour series with the Cooper Park Historic District on August 20th. The tour begins at 7pm and participants are asked to meet at the Center of Cooper Park (the east side of South 8th Avenue). The tour is free but please contact Courtney Kramer at the Department of Planning and Community Development, 406-582-2260, so we know how many to expect. Please check our website: www.preservebozeman.org for more information.
www.preservebozeman.org


September 2008

2nd - Main Street Historic District Walking Tour
The Bozeman Historic Preservation Advisory Board and the Downtown Business Partnership offer Main Street Historic District Walking Tours the first and third Tuesday of July, August and September. The tour begins at 10am and should last about an hour. Participants are asked to meet at the Downtown Business Partnership, 224 East Main Street. The tour is free but please contact Courtney Kramer at the Department of Planning and Community Development, 406-582-2260, so we know how many to expect. Please check our website: www.preservebozeman.org for more information.
www.preservebozeman.org

2nd-9th - Bogert Farmers' Market
Tuesdays 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM
June 3rd - Sept 9th

Join Us with local growers, artisans, crafters, musicians, non-profits, restaurants and food purveyors!

It's a great place for families and friends to gather, socialize and share in a fun-filled community environment
www.bogertfarmersmarket.com

16th - Main Street Historic District Walking Tour
The Bozeman Historic Preservation Advisory Board and the Downtown Business Partnership offer Main Street Historic District Walking Tours the first and third Tuesday of July, August and September. The tour begins at 10am and should last about an hour. Participants are asked to meet at the Downtown Business Partnership, 224 East Main Street. The tour is free but please contact Courtney Kramer at the Department of Planning and Community Development, 406-582-2260, so we know how many to expect. Please check our website: www.preservebozeman.org for more information.
www.preservebozeman.org


October 2008

1st-4th - HatchFest
Downtown Bozeman
More Information: 586-2635
wwwhatchfest.org




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