From hiking and skiing to breweries and events, explore the best things to do in and around Bozeman, MT, year-round.

Battle of the Beers Returns to Bozeman – October 4th, 2026

Get ready, Bozeman! The 4th Annual Battle of the Beers is back at Shine Beer Sanctuary on Saturday, October 4th, from 5–9 PM, and it’s shaping up to be one of the most exciting beer events of the year.

This friendly competition brings together some of Montana’s top breweries for an evening of craft beer, community, and celebration. Attendees will have the chance to sip, sample, and cast their votes in three categories:

  • Best Brewery

  • Best Beer

  • Most Beer Sold

It’s not just about the bragging rights—this is your chance to support local breweries and discover new favorites along the way.

Who’s Competing?

This year’s lineup is stacked with incredible…

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Shredtember 2025 Returns to Bozeman’s Kirk Park

Bozeman’s skateboarding community is gearing up for an exciting day at Kirk Park on Sunday, September 21st, from 12–5 PM. The Skateboard Alliance of Montana is hosting its second annual Shredtember event, bringing together skating, music, food, and family-friendly fun.

What’s Happening at Shredtember

This high-energy celebration is designed for all ages and will feature:

  • An all-ages jam format skate contest

  • Best trick battles to showcase local talent

  • Live music by Bryan Kassay

  • BBQ, raffles, and giveaways throughout the afternoon

  • A kids’ art station plus booths featuring local artists and nonprofits

The event is free to attend and open to the…

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End of Summer Stroll in the Cannery District

Summer may be winding down, but the fun doesn’t have to stop! The Cannery District is keeping the season alive with the End of Summer Stroll on Friday, August 30th, from 4 to 8 PM. This free community event is open to all ages and promises an evening filled with local flavor, entertainment, and good company.

What to Expect

The stroll is the perfect way to celebrate the changing seasons while enjoying one of Bozeman’s most unique neighborhoods. Here’s what you’ll find throughout the evening:

  • Live Music & Entertainment – Local musicians will set the mood with lively performances that make it easy to grab a drink, relax, and soak in the atmosphere.

  • Games & Activities – Bring your friends…

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Show Off Your Bobcat Spirit at the 2025 MSU Homecoming Pep Rally

It’s that time of year again, Bobcat fans! Montana State University and the Downtown Bozeman Association are teaming up to host the 2025 MSU Homecoming Pep Rally on Friday, September 26th at 6 PM. This exciting annual tradition will take place at the intersection of Main Street and Willson in Downtown Bozeman, bringing the community together to kick off Homecoming weekend in true Bobcat fashion.

The energy will be high as Coach Brent Vigen and the 2025 team captains take the stage to fire up the crowd ahead of Saturday’s big game against the Eastern Washington Eagles, happening September 27th at 2 PM in Bobcat Stadium. Fans can also look forward to performances by the Spirit of the…

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Best Bozeman Hikes Under 5 Miles

Bozeman and its surrounding areas are full of scenic trails that are just the right length for a quick outing. Here’s a curated list of top hikes under 5 miles, ranging from gentle strolls to rewarding short climbs.

  1. The M Trail
    Distance: About 1.7 to 3 miles round trip, depending on the route
    Why Go: The iconic “M” on Bridger Ridge makes this a local classic, visible from all over town. You can choose the steep, direct route or a gentler, winding path. Both lead to sweeping views of the Gallatin Valley.
    Trail Vibe: Popular, scenic, and family-friendly.

  2. Drinking Horse Mountain Trail
    Distance: About 2.2 to 2.5 miles round trip
    Why Go: A quick hike near town with a picnic table and incredible views at the…

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Best Fall Activities in Bozeman, Montana

Fall in Bozeman is nothing short of magical. The crisp air, the golden hues of the changing leaves, and the vibrant energy of the local community make it the perfect season to explore and enjoy the outdoors. Whether you're a long-time local or visiting for the first time, here are some of the best ways to experience September, October, and November in Bozeman, MT:

1. Fall Hikes in Bozeman:

Bozeman’s surrounding landscapes become an explosion of color during the fall. The brilliant hues of orange, red, and gold transform the region’s already breathtaking trails into something extraordinary. Popular hiking spots like Sypes Canyon, Palisade Falls, and The M Trail offer exceptional opportunities…

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Alpenglow Festival Returns to Bozeman, MT – August 22–23, 2025

Bozeman’s energy is reaching fever pitch as the Alpenglow Festival, Big Sky Country’s top music and arts event, returns for its third year. Set under the iconic Montana sky, this two-day celebration brings together community spirit, local creativity, national country stars, and unforgettable experiences—and Tamara Williams and Company is proud to be your local expert and sponsor.

What to Expect

Two Nights of Stellar Music

The festival features an all-country lineup, blending local favorites with national headliners. Expect high-energy sets, dance-worthy rhythms, and big moments—like…

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Sweet Pea Festival 2025: Bozeman’s Beloved Summer Celebration of the Arts

Each August, Bozeman’s Lindley Park transforms into a vibrant hub of creativity, music, and community spirit, and this year will be no different! The 48th Annual Sweet Pea Festival is set to bring thousands together once again for three unforgettable days celebrating the arts in all forms.

What is the Sweet Pea Festival?

Since its founding in 1978, the Sweet Pea Festival has grown into one of the most cherished annual events in Bozeman, Montana. Entirely run by volunteers and supported by the community, this nonprofit festival highlights the importance of local arts, culture, and togetherness. The festival is named after the sweet pea flower, which has historical…

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Farmer's Markets in & around Bozeman, MT

Summer in Bozeman is synonymous with bustling farmers markets, and this season, there’s no shortage of them. Here’s your ultimate guide to all the fresh food feasts happening around town this summer.

Bozeman Farmers Market (Lindley Park)

When: Tuesdays, June 17 – September 9, 2025, 5 to 8 pm
Where: Lindley Park, 900 E Main St
Why go: This market has a family-friendly vibe with live musicians, food trucks, and kids' activities. Profits support local parks, so you can feel good while shopping. It’s packed with fresh produce, artisan crafts, soaps, candles, flowers, jewelry, and more. A helpful tip is to watch for special events like raffle baskets at Lockhorn Cider House.

Gallatin Valley Farmers’ Market…

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The Ultimate Guide to the 4th of July in Montana (2026)

There are few places I'd rather spend Independence Day than right here in Montana.

Whether you're watching fireworks over the Gallatin Valley, attending a small-town parade, spending the afternoon on the lake, or cheering on cowboys at a local rodeo, the Fourth of July is one of the best times of year to experience everything that makes Montana special.

This year is especially meaningful as communities across the state celebrate America's 250th anniversary with expanded festivities, patriotic celebrations, and family-friendly events. From Bozeman to Big Sky, Ennis, Livingston, and beyond, there are countless ways to celebrate under Montana's wide-open skies.

As a local Realtor, I love…

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