The Executive Director has a management style that includes belittling others, yelling, cursing,…read moreand randomly assigning arbitrary rental fees at the last minute. Some of the horror stories from community members are published in the "Save the Emerson" petition circulating on the internet. In the petition comments, the executive director's behavior is described as disrespectful, unprofessional, mean, caustic, abusive, unbearable, unsupportive, righteous, competitive, unfriendly, bullying, awful, extremely rude, difficult, unhealthy, vindictive, and vile. As stated in the petition, tenants and community members feel disrespected, humiliated, slighted, uncomfortable, censored, fearful oof retaliation, intimidated, insulted, fearful of retribution by the executive director. The executive director is known to use racial slurs, slander, and generally abusive behavior on a daily basis according to the petition comments. She is also known to viciously scold children and use vulgar language in front of them.

Reggie Watts was a torture last night. Gave us his F + at 100%. Never eat a pizza from the Emerson…read morebuilding it might turn you into a salty beyot**. Still woke up to the mind, pounding headache of last night event.

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.

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!!

We called this place and reserved a private aerial class for our party of five. We are of all ages…read moreand the teacher, Rebecca, was patient and sweet. We had the best experience !!!!

This place is awesome!!! Rebecca is super knowledgeable and a great instructor!!! I've taken…read moreseveral classes with her last summer and every time I visit Bozeman I'm happy to go back for more!!

Came by after dinner on a Thursday evening…read more Bartender was annoyed that we had a large group and took awhile to order. I did leave a bigger tip, so she seemed nicer and checked up on us more. For the most part, a lot of young kids here haha. Not a bad spot for cheaper drinks.

Bachelor and bachelorette parties galore - which was perfect, considering that's what I was there…read morefor myself. My cousin took us here in an attempt to redeem his final night in Montana and it was the perfect fit. Dive-y, grunge-y, decorated with all the weird stuff a good bar needs - and affordable drinks. Great music selection where we could all collectively belt and have a great time. Fake ID wall was a nice touch.

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.

This was a wonderfully cozy concert and event venue. I attended a lovely concert there on a…read morewinter's night by the duet of singer-songwriters Sarah Sample & Edie Carey. The intimate setting that Live from the Divide provided was the perfect setting for such a heartfelt performance.

A shining star above the Bozeman landscape. Extremely fun venue. The decor cozy with a great…read morereception area to hang out before/after shows, have a drink, and chat with others. The sound quality of the performance space is outstanding. Mans to cap it all off Doc and his crew put together a fantastic and always changing calendar of artists. There is something for everyone. Be sure to buy your tickets early or get a season pass as the shows can/do sell out quickly.

The shop is amazing! You will not find a better selection at any large music store. There is an…read moreinstrument for any budget from beginner to advanced. Music Villa staff is very kind and knowledgeable, and will go out of their way to help their customers If you are in the area, do yourself a favor and stop in and say hello. You just might leave with a locally made Gibson acoustic guitar!

Music Villa and Paul. THANK YOU. Great purchase experience. I travel from northern Nevada to visit…read morefamily in Bozeman with a great deal of frequency. Normally, I drive so I can bring a guitar. Often, I duck into Music Villa for strings and small items at either the Bozeman or Billings store. However, I was in the market for a PRS Custom 24. Not sure if I was going to go with an SE model or an S2 model. The Bozeman store had both. So, my wife and I decided to visit the store. We met Paul. No intention to make a purchase so I wasn't sure if I would be able to demo these two models. Paul was more than welcoming and encouraged the demo. Hands down, the S2 version of the PRS Custom 24 sealed my decision. Brilliant guitar. I could have ordered one from Sweatwater, but how does that help the local vibe, experience, and effort? Paul was adamant their shipping process was exceptional. Always a concern with the amount of money you invest. So, I pulled the trigger and made my purchase. Paul offered new strings and a slight adjustment to the set up. Well, last night, like a Stork delivering a baby, UPS landed on my front porch with my prize. Extremely well packaged and looked just as beautiful out of the case as it did in the store. A quick tune and I must have played for 4 hours. Had a blast. The PRS is included in my quiver alongside my Gibson Less Paul Standard, my Gibson J45 acoustic and my Martin and Taylor acoustics. The PRS S2 Custom 24 sounded great with my Marshall amp. Thanks again Paul and Music Villa. On a side note...The store itself is clean, organized, well appointed and the ambiance just makes you want to enjoy yourself. The staff, second to none. Overall a great no rush experience.