Cool store with books and lots of music choices. Located on a busy stretch of BZM Main Street,…read moreit's got a cool vibe. There are tons of CDs. The vinyl is located upstairs and is an eclectic mix of mostly new records. Prices are good and the staff is friendly.

What an amazing bookstore. They sell a combination of used and new books, all shelved together so…read moreyou don't have to go to multiple shelves to find what you're looking for. Their selection of Indigenous literature was particularly impressive. They also stocked a ton of the anticipated new titles that I was looking for. The staff is extremely helpful both in helping to navigate their in-shop collection as well as track down books for you to special order. I could spend hoursss here.

This is quite the hidden gem in Bozeman. Drove down from Missoula to enjoy a performance. I am not…read moredisappointed. You can order drinks and snacks and enjoy them at your seat. The staff was friendly. Wow let's talk about the theatre. They just don't make them like this any more. It needs a little love and cleaning to bring it back to its glory days but the charm is all there and you can see it.

I love everything about The Ellen! I've seen a couple of shows here, and they were both the…read morehighlight of my week. This theater is nothing short of extravagant. You won't believe its beauty until you step inside and see it for yourself. I don't know much about its story, but the place exudes class and history. The staff is always super friendly and helpful, always smiling! Pros: Great staff, They show non-mainstream films, You can enjoy a beer at your seat, It's BEAUTIFUL, Fantastic atmosphere. Cons: The fact that I didn't find it sooner.

All good so far! Amanda has been very helpful in planning our retirement trip. We don't travel…read moreoften so needed some help. I'll write again after it's fully booked and we actually take the trip to the tropics.

Great service! I've used them several times for trips across the country and have nothing but good…read morethings to say. I've even had my parents use them for a trip to Ireland and my baby sister used them to book her honeymoon. If you're looking for a specific trip or even are looking to get ideas they're wonderful...

Lots of fun for the family with food and rides plus lots of animals. The parking is free $12 for…read moreadults less for children $24 for unlimited rides my niece really likes the petting zoo. Nightly concerts Good Times for all

Complete chaos. No signs or designated lines for prepay tickets, so you have to wait in an…read moreextremely long line even though you prepaid online. Forty minutes in line so the kids aren't on the rides until forty five minutes after opening.Employees were not ready for opening time. Overpriced and not worth it even if it was free. No shade or benches for families in the fair area. Only tent was for the drinkers in the Biergarten. No new rides as advertised. There were less rides but the same old ones. You have to really search the website to find out anything. They don't mention the rides at all that will be there. Fair opens at 11 but rides start at 1pm yet you can't get on the rides until you wait in the long line to get in. Forty minutes wasted being herded through no designated lines. All of the ticket lines were nondescript until you got to the window which had a hand written "prepay" in marker which was small. The lines weren't moving at 1pm like they should've. Employees didn't have a scanner to scan tickets so they sent you elsewhere. Employees weren't at the rides to run the rides at opening time. There were also mechanical issues on rides and one was closed due to an issue. My children said they don't want to go to the fairgrounds ever again and I agree completely with them. There will continue to be a steep decline in fair goers due to the lack of organization, price and no one available to oversee that everything runs smoothly. The map that is handed out for the fairgrounds shows things not available like cooling stations. There are no cooling stations in the rides area. The cooling stations were on one side of the fairgrounds as per the map but did not exist. You'd think after a decade that the fair would be streamlined by now.

Deb is amazing! She helped us put together the most amazing trip!! She went above and beyond to…read morehelp us, and to book everything that we wanted, and even made suggestions for things to do. It was nice to know that we didn't have to worry about a thing, and it was all taken care of!! I don't think I will be planning another trip again, without her expertise!

From the owner: Your travel consultant at Rocky Mountain Travel has more than 38 years of collaborating with…read moreclients to be sure that they have the best possible travel experience possible. We can assist with complicated domestic and international airline reservations, all inclusive beach vacations, cruises, individual or group tours, European rail tickets and passes, car rentals, hotel reservations and detailed itinerary planning, right down to London, Broadway or Las Vegas shows and dinner reservations.

We were here to watch a high school graduation. It's basically a basketball stadium with plastic…read moreseat stadium seating. Not the most comfortable in the world but at least it did have a seat back. The bathrooms for men were located on the same floor but for women it was on the second. I don't think they realized how many people would show up as they ended up opening higher seating as the stadium started to fill up. There is parking that's large but of course depending on where you park, you'll have a shorter or longer walk to the entrance. On one side you have to go a flight of stairs on the other it's just a walk way so beware if you're not able to climb stairs. Otherwise, not a bad venue for a high school graduation considering the past ones I've been to were on outdoor football fields. At least this one was covered and the graduates were much closer to us.

I went to watch a Montana State University Bobcat basketball game it was easy to park and buy…read moretickets. The concession stand was right inside the door and right past it was the seating. It's not the biggest I've been to but all the seats were good.

I have attended dance classes from BDA for over seven years. As one of the few male dancers at BDA,…read moreI feel welcome every time I walk through the doors for dance. I have taken Hip-Hop and Tap dance classes. The other Tapers don't make a big deal out of me being the only male tap dancer. At the end of the day, I would recommend anyone who wants to learn to dance to take one of the classes at Bozeman Dance Academy. You will not be disappointed.

I had no idea what I was getting myself into when I agreed to go along with my older sister and her…read moreco-workers to this show. Luckily, despite a few surprises in the show, it was still enjoyable and entertaining. Broad Comedy is a to-the-point comedy troupe of 4-6 women performing skits of feminine humor with a side of politics thrown in. I felt like a lot of the skits were geared towards women in their 30s-40s more (cue the "You're 40" skit), but it was still fun/funny for me to watch and listen to. I suppose it prepared me for some things to look forward to when I'm in that age range, huh? Overall, not a bad show; Broad Comedy will soon be premiering in Los Angeles, so be on the look-out if you're down in the LA area. Otherwise, hit up Broad Comedy via the Internet or when you're in Bozeman next.

OMG!! These ladies are incredible!! Treat yourself and your girlfriends to a great evening out of…read morebelly laughing! We are so proud to have them from our little town. Don't miss out...girls and guys alike! Sharp, slapstick, political, every day humor on steroids!!