Am I a nerd? Yes. Do I drag my travel partner to odd museums? Also yes. This was one that I wasn't…read moreabout to miss. It's in an office building, oddly perfect for a computer and robotics museum. It appears to be staffed by IT college students who are just as excited to talk tech as I am to listen to them talk tech. They geek out about the evolution of the tablet and how far computer memory and storage has come-and you can see some of the early iterations of computers here! It may not be the most interactive or hands-on museum, but it does help bring some of the textbook information to life, which is pretty cool. Even coming from a nerd.

Very cool trip thru the history of information flow...cuneiform tablet, antitykra machine,…read moreGutenberg press with books, enigma machine, robots, early computing, current computing...very fun

This was our favorite stop in Bozeman!!!! Go check it out if you're in town. Very nice employees…read moreand store has a lot

LOVE this store! Awesome selection, awesome staff. Don't miss it!! Got treasues for presents and…read morefor our own home.

Still love the two paintings we purchased on our last visit. Nice people and a great experience.read more

Tierney has a well curated collection of a western, modern and plein air paintings. A beautiful new…read moregallery with investment quality art for everyone level of collector.

what a beautiful library, Bozeman is so lucky to have such an expansive collection and wonderful,…read morehelpful staff members!

Top notch public library right here. I'm blown away by how large, modern and comfortable this…read morelibrary is. As an Easterner, I was expecting something a whole lot smaller and a whole lot less up-to-date out here in Montana. Boy, was I wrong and I'm so happy to be wrong! This is a huge building with so much space, so much glass and so many comfortable places to sit. I found a study carrel upstairs where I was able to plug in all of my electronics, connect to their fast and free wifi and get some emails done today. I was here for three or so hours and even managed to sneak in a quiet Zoom call without disturbing my fellow library patrons. Good security presence and a large parking lot. I'm impressed! [Review 20821 overall - 83 in Montana - 1805 of 2023.]

Wonderful art exhibits in a variety of mediums! Hands on classes, lectures, & concerts. A must see…read more& experience Bozeman museum!

From the owner: Our mission is to foster creativity and the love of art through diverse and high-quality exhibits,…read moreprograms, classes and lectures. Bozeman Art Museum’s long-term goal is to establish and operate an accredited art museum whose purpose is to exhibit, document, collect, and preserve works of art to inspire our community.

The little house has a nice story on how it became to be here and made into a museum. We came…read morethrough town mid Oct. when it was closed however the wonderful ladies that volunteer here happen to be putting up lights on buildings and fencing on the property for the holidays before the snow got too deep. So while we were taking pictures and peeking in the windows a sweet lady came over and opened the door and let us in and told us about the school house and a little history. It was a wonderful group of women who made this happen and if you happen to be driving into the area make sure you stop in and say hi. I believe their season in Memorial to Labor Day.

Set off on the side of Gallatin Road, lost next to a nearby business, Little Bear School House…read moreMuseum caught my eye only because of the mismatch between the nearby modern business and the small, little-house-on-the-prairie building with the big sign. Although the museum was listed as open according to the hours posted, there was no one there. I was limited to peering in the windows to see a traditional one-room school house with a few desks and various era-specific items on the walls and shelves. There was also an information desk with what looked like flyers on the history of the school house. I was able to spend time freely walking on the property, looking at the rusted farm implements and the nearby fields from the well-manicured grass and the small gazebo located a short walk away from the school house. After catching a glimpse of what was probably the outhouse located several yards from the school building, I decided I would refrain from complaining about how tough I had it walking two blocks to school in the snow. Perspective. This museum gives perspective.