Bozeman Area Events and Things to do This Week

The last week of August is packed with events around the valley. Don't let the smoke ruin your free time. From politics to fresh veggies and live music, there ARE things to do.

• Tuesday, August 25th: Bozeman Farmer's Market at Lindley Park in Bozeman. Classic farmer's market with food and product vendors, food trucks and live music. 5pm to 8pm in Lindley Park on East Main Street in Bozeman.
• Thursday, August 27th: MSU’s 2020 Convocation ONLINE EVENT. Thursday at 7:30 PM – 9 PM featuring bestselling author and MSU alumna Sarah Vowell. This event serves as the university’s formal welcome to its incoming class. The event will feature an interview with Vowell conducted by MSU President Waded Cruzado. They will discuss the author’s book, “Lafayette in the Somewhat United States,” which is MSU’s 2020 summer read, and take questions from students.
• Thursday, August 27th: Starlite Drive-In Theater - TGR Accomplice (mountain biking film, outdoors near Four Corners) Gates at 7:00 pm, Film at 8:00 pm. Tickets are $30 per vehicle, includes first two people - then $10 each additional person. On-sale now.
• Thursday, August 27th: Farmers Market at Bodhi Farms in Bozeman. 5pm to 8pm. Bodhi Farms is located at 13624 S. Cottonwood Road in Bozeman. Live music from Peter King. Held outdoors or under our open air tipis in case of weather. Please bring a mask.
• Friday, August 28th: Best of 406 Marketplace at the Gallatin Valley Mall. 4pm to 7pm. Locally grown produce, fruit and other food. Locally made products. Much like a farmer's market.
• Saturday, August 29th: Annual Lower Madison River Clean Up. Hosted by Madison Gallatin Trout Unlimited. All volunteers should meet at the Warm Springs Access at 9:00 AM for a brief safety talk, clean up directions, paperwork, and raffle tickets. Please wear your facemask or PPE for the check-in and at the Trapper Springs Pavilion. This year, we are encouraging a WALK-ONLY event. We would like to minimize running any shuttles. After volunteers are done cleaning up their section, they should swing by the Trapper Springs Pavilion where we will have free to-go sack lunches and beverages.