Jaw dropping how insanely amazing this venue is. Best sound, best people, everything is just epic…read more It is a MUST to see a show here, Bozeman got so lucky!!!

Attended a concert here with 2 friends, one of which was 21, was holding the friend's drink, not…read moresipping from it, and a large security man came over and pulled all 3 of us out of the crowd and told us we had to leave before the show even started. Our whole night was ruined, and this older, large man was grabbing us by the arms which was not cool at all because we were cooperating. Overall, service is awful and this place needs to change their policies. No refund for the concert we were waiting to see for months. The managers here need to check in on their staff. Also, policies should be changed, they should consider a beer section rather than being able to ruin certain people's nights so easily.

It's a small museum but very nice. As my husband lived in Livingston as a child and his grandfather…read moreworked at the roundhouse, it was especially interesting. The guide was very friendly and informative. I especially liked the history of movies made here.

We selected this venue sight unseen because we loved the location and unique setting. As an…read moreout-of-state couple planning a destination micro-wedding, we understood the importance of communication and organization and worked hard to meet every requirement throughout the planning process. From the beginning, we communicated that our wedding would be held on a Saturday afternoon from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM. We met every deadline, completed every checklist, and provided all requested vendor contracts through the venue's shared Google Drive. Our original plans included catering, a bartender, and wedding cake. Approximately one month before the wedding, after receiving permission, we added a photo booth vendor. During our site visit, we clearly discussed our timeline, guest count, and event needs. We were told that being slightly over the stated guest count limit of 40 would not be an issue. Unfortunately, it later became apparent that important details from that meeting may not have been documented. One of our biggest concerns arose when we submitted our final timeline and were then informed that the museum would remain open to the public during portions of our wedding. This was unexpected and created significant stress during the final stages of planning. As the wedding approached, communication became increasingly difficult. Questions that had already been answered often had to be revisited, and it frequently felt as though information provided in writing was not being reviewed. Because we lived six hours away in another state, we even had our photographer assist with communications in an effort to keep planning on track. There were also several operational issues during setup and on the wedding day. We received conflicting information regarding beverage delivery and storage, our bartender was not informed where beverages had been placed, guests received little guidance regarding parking, and the PA system was not functioning when the ceremony was scheduled to begin. We also encountered challenges coordinating placement of the photo booth and cake delivery, resulting in last-minute adjustments that could have been avoided with clearer communication. The venue itself is beautiful and provided a wonderful backdrop for our wedding. However, the planning and coordination experience was significantly more stressful than it needed to be. Future couples, especially those planning destination weddings, would benefit from clear written documentation of all conversations, detailed confirmation of event logistics, and early clarification regarding public access, setup requirements, and day-of venue support. While our wedding day was ultimately beautiful thanks to our vendors, family, and friends, the venue coordination process was the most challenging part of our wedding planning experience. What was most disappointing was our attempt to address these concerns after the wedding. On the Monday following the event, we contacted the Executive Director hoping to provide feedback and better understand what had happened. Instead of discussing the communication and customer service concerns we experienced, much of the conversation focused on the venue's staffing costs and the amount of staff time allegedly spent supporting our event. During that conversation, we were repeatedly told that "it is human nature to take advantage" and that we had received "a screaming deal." The Executive Director also stated that the package we booked had since been discontinued and suggested the venue may move to a time-and-materials pricing model in the future. The implication seemed to be that our event had required significantly more effort than anticipated. However, when we asked what specific staff time had been spent on our wedding or requested documentation supporting those claims, no data or records were provided. Throughout the planning process and our post-event discussion, there appeared to be a recurring pattern of responsibility being shifted elsewhere when issues arose. Questions that had already been answered resurfaced, information we had submitted appeared not to have been reviewed, and operational challenges were often attributed to vendors, staffing, or circumstances rather than acknowledged as communication or coordination breakdowns. As customers, we were not seeking compensation or special treatment. We simply hoped for acknowledgment of the challenges we experienced and a constructive conversation about how similar issues could be avoided for future couples. Unfortunately, we left the conversation feeling that our concerns were minimized rather than genuinely heard and addressed. A beautiful venue should be matched by strong communication, accountability, and customer service. While our wedding day was ultimately successful thanks to our other exceptional vendors, family, and friends, the venue coordination and nontransparent experience was by far the most difficult part of our wedding planning journey.

We had a great time. The music was great although it was somewhat hard to hear being at the top of…read morethe grass area. Did not try the food but the venue is nice.

Dinosaurmania and a little Montana history added in . Planetarium too…read more Time walk thru history and learn geology , plate tectonics , plates and animals. Big Mike us star but the triceratops's are pretty cool too

I have been to a lot of museums and this one was just OK. Kinda pricey for the exhibits they had…read more Kids area was truly for small kids which again is unusual as adults/parents are usually able to engage in activities that are educational and fun for kids and adults like. This seemed more like a play area. Dinosaurs were cool and the frog exhibit with the live frogs you have to find in their habitat was my favorite exhibit. Free parking. You could spend a couple of hours there at the most.

Our wedding at Star M Barn was a dream! We live in Chicago so when we first "toured" the venue it…read morewas via Facetime with Jess (the owner). That was enough to convince us to book! Over the year and a half between booking and our wedding, Jess was always available to provide feedback or vendor recommendations. Day of - our wedding was fantastic. The venue & bridal suite on site were more than we could have imagined & our guests loved it. Everything went so smoothly & Jess and her employees/family were on site to assist as needed. Our guests enjoyed getting to know them all and learn the history of Star M. I wish we could do it all over again!

We could not have picked a better venue for our wedding. It was absolutely beautiful and turned out…read moreperfectly. We cannot thank Jess and the Star M team enough. Jess was extremely helpful and answered any questions we had during the whole process. You cannot go wrong with choosing Star M for your special day! Photos by Frazier & Co. Photography

Just now finding time to express our group's gratitude and appreciation for all the kindness we…read morewere shown at our event at the Hart Ranch. This goes especially to Heather and her staff. For they not only fulfilled all which was required, and yes, the silly changes, but seemed to have a unique gift for anticipating what we might need. Heather always had most positive ideas to our suggestions which could have only come from the years of experience in running such a venue. The true West setting was almost beyond description setting forth a wonderful atmosphere for our gathering. The staff was wonderful. We had over 60 people showing up and all had only good things to say to me about the entire day and into the evening. So a very large thank you for going all out to make our party a huge success.

Attended a wedding here. Excellent location--no doubt the most beautiful backdrop for an outdoor…read morewedding I've ever seen. Food was good, staff was friendly, the venue is beautiful, fresh and clean looking. Great experience!

Kind of cool place in downtown Livingston. It looks pretty dark from the outside with the tinted…read morewindows. Inside, they have a huge wine bar area on one side and a cool little bar on the other with some slot machines to play. The lady bartender there in the afternoons during the week was super sweet. She said if we played some slots that we would not have to pay for our drinks. We played some games and I made sure to give her a big fat tip for the 3 free drinks that we ordered. They did not have ice tea for my brother but the chef lady was kind enough to make him some while we were there. I actually won a little money here. I will be sure to come back next time I am in town.

We just stopped in for a few drinks before dinner, and Jenniffer was the perfect hostess! The…read moreatmosphere was very nice, and we enjoyed the beautiful "barrel wall." There are also slot machines, but we deferred to visiting with each other. It was a great atmosphere to literally "unwind." About an hour after we left, my son realized that he didn't have his wallet. In a panic, he ran back over to the bar, felt around in the chair where he had been sitting, and found it! Livingston is such a nice place, and he was certain that if someone else had found it, it would've been returned to him. I highly recommend this quaint little spot to enjoy some time with friends and family.

My favorite place in Bozeman it's worth stopping and checking out the lobby and upstairs lobby. It…read morealso has the best bar in town and Ted Turners restaurant as tenants. I always stop in when I'm in town and sit in the lobby to look at the decor.

We held an anniversary celebration for 19 of us in the East Suite at the Baxter and everything was…read moreperfect.