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.

There is no experience in Bozeman that will make you feel more like a local than attending a…read moreBobcat's game. A large part of the town evolves around these football games. The tailgates are legendary and are great for just walking around to people watch. The football itself isn't very good, but it's fun to see the whole town rally together and support their team.

Really nice field located in lions Park across from Bozeman airport but in Belgrade. All the…read moreBelgrade little league games are played at the fields here in the park. There's also a playground,concession stand and restrooms.

A very well maintained field for younger players at the Lions park. There is a playground,pavilion…read moreand restrooms. A Memorial to Michael Hoffman

I have been at several churches of different denominations throughout my journey with Christ and I…read moream finally home. Pastor Ron is a truly amazing and genuinely caring Pastor. His past education and experiences give him such profound insight. The family feel at Belgrade Alliance is one of pure love. My husband and I travel for work but we never miss his sermons, powerful. We are blessed indeed!

A few days after my beloved husband went to Heaven, I sought out a church October 5, 2021, to find…read morecomfort & connection. Initially, this church seemed like a great fit--in retrospect, the friendliest people were the youth group members, not my adult peers: It fooled me for months. I tried to fit in as much as possible while experiencing serious grief. One of the things Pastor Ron Lotz said after a Sunday morning service during which I wept profusely & discreetly, was that "as time goes on, your grief will become more manageable." Could he have said anything more insensitive & less comforting? Even though I know where my husband is for eternity, my sense of loss here on Earth is profound: My grief as a widow is not "manageable", nor is it meant to be. It is a passage of life; it is meant to be experienced as a proper conclusion to the partnership my husband & I had here on Earth...Pastor Ron does not hold any advanced degrees in Counseling, which is well worth noting. Another "red flag" with this congregation are its so-called "outreach" efforts through various ministries. Unfortunately, this church has no clue what genuine "outreach" is or how to successfully do it! They send out a church bulletin by email & have an app--& that's pretty much it, other than random announcements on Sunday...The church office doesn't even keep track of who the missionaries are in the field so members can send encouraging letters: What kind of "Christian Alliance" church is this--no addresses for missionaries?! Among the very "last straws" for me--when God finally got through to me with several "red flags" that "Enough is enough!"--was when I discovered that they have a "New Friends" church group which meets about once a month for dinner. After attending there 8 months, I realized that one of the pastors who said "Hi" to me nearly every Sunday was its lead organizer: What kept him from casually mentioning that group meeting to me?! Not once was I ever invited or told: They expect their app to be their events manager, instead of being GENUINELY friendly & CONNECTING WITH PEOPLE! Same goes for the women's ministries, which are so uncommunicative & disorganized that few of the newer female attendees have any idea what's going on. They ASSUME that you know, which is totally inept & uncaring: They don't care to connect to any other women except the ones already in their "cliques". But that's OK because this church is several cliques rolled into one, & a new widow like me is "invisible": They are pleased with their "STATUS QUO" cliques, which have existed for decades, according to my research from former members. I like to "meet people as they are", with no prejudgements & assumptions. Apparently, none of them know or care to learn how to interact normally to allow genuine friendship to develop. Full circle: The biggest "red flag" warning should have been the first, but in my grief, I overlooked it: I had an emotional first meeting with Pastor Ron Oct. 5, 2021, & he asked me all sorts of questions--I realized much later that he, as well as that non-member woman, her husband, & a few others had all done the same thing--ALL of them had INTERROGATED ME. Were they deciding if I could fit in to one of their church cliques? In fact, after crying through that entire first "conversation"--when Pastor Ron acquired all the information he wanted--he literally said, "Is there anything else I can help you with right now? Have I answered ALL YOUR QUESTIONS?" And his tone immediately registered that this "conversation" was OVER: His change of tone was memorable, disturbing, & chilling. I never forgot that, because those are the rehearsed "closing" statements of a veteran sales pro after a presentation--& it immediately made me distrust his "pastor persona", because I'd seen a glimpse behind the mask of that persona. Never has he or any of his "leadership team" called to ask how I was doing or why I stopped coming to class & to church services after Memorial Day weekend. God will help me find a church who has a truly warm, welcoming congregation who doesn't have such "stumbling blocks". I quit going because I no longer feel welcome there: The non-member's husband, Richard N., also "unfriended" me AND BLOCKED me AND my late husband's pages on Facebook without any provocation whatsoever; it happened right after I stopped attending his wife's class. Who knows why? More of that outpouring of "Christian outreach" they are so good at dishing out? When they state that their church "is a hospital for sinners", they aren't kidding: The trouble is, no one there is interested in improving anything.

My family and I had a really fun time at Wendy's Cocktails and Creativity! She was great about…read moregetting us in at the last minute and we made some Beee-utiful art!

It's great to stop by and see what Wendy has going on. I've signed up to take an acrylic…read moreclass....can't wait! It's great to have a business like this in Belgrade!

I really liked the campus it's not to far from downtown Bozeman and there's lots of outdoor…read moreactivities nearby. The stadium was really nice and so was the field house. The great thing is it's in a really safe area so that's a big plus. There also adding on to the campus.

A great university overall. It's location is the outstanding aspect of this university that makes…read moreit unique. In the winter you are only a quick drive away from two great skiing mountains. In the summer there are tons of hikes that are also not that far away.