Good morning, Bozeman.

On May 3, a hiker was stranded on Baldy Peak by deep snow and rescued by helicopter after calling Gallatin County 911 Dispatch at 6:32 p.m.—the hiker sustained minor leg injuries, needed no further treatment, and later received a ride to a local hotel.

A police chase ended in a crash near the Interstate 90 interchange on 7th Avenue on Tuesday after officers responded to a road rage incident in which a suspect brandished a weapon and struck a police vehicle — one officer sustained non-life-threatening injuries and the suspect was taken into custody.

Downtown Bozeman Partnership reported extensive graffiti vandalism on several historic businesses Monday night—business owners and police are working to remove the damage and identify the vandals amid worries that repairs may be costly.

A Bozeman Police officer is recovering after his patrol car was struck during a high-speed chase on May 6 when a suspect fled after a road rage incident involving a weapon on 7th Ave—authorities from multiple agencies later arrested the suspect.

Unofficial results from the May 6 Gallatin County School and Special Districts Election showed a 26.29% turnout from 91,413 registered voters and multiple races and levy measures were decided—Bozeman High School General Fund Levy passed with 8,951 yes votes against 6,844 no votes while other districts reported varied results.

Montana State University has reinstated end-of-semester bonuses for its student employees after miscommunication sparked their anger last Friday—student workers said they were not notified—although it remains unclear if the program will continue next semester.

Bozeman announced new summer infrastructure projects that will fund maintenance upgrades and improvements.

The city has set aside $26 million (in funding) for these works.

Rod Morrison Live Performance

7-10 p.m. — Bozeman Hot Springs — Cost info not provided — Helena's Rod Morrison brings a refined rock 'n roll sound influenced by legends like the Rolling Stones.

2025 Spring Rendezvous Brewfest

6 PM – 8 PM — Gallatin County Fairgrounds — Ticket includes beer samples and collectible glass — Celebrate Montana craft beer with live music and local food.

Bozeman Gem and Mineral Club Show

10 a.m.-6 p.m. — Gallatin County Fairgrounds — $5 pp ($3 on Family Day) — Discover gems, minerals, and family-friendly activities including games and raffles.

ServSafe Manager Training & Certification Exam

9 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. — Best Western Plus GranTree Inn — $215–$240 — Achieve your ServSafe certification in just one day with expert-led training and a high pass rate.

Steel Pulse Concert

7-9:30 p.m. — The ELM — Tickets from $39 — Enjoy a lively concert by Steel Pulse in a vibrant Bozeman venue.

Montana Festival 2025

8 AM – 5 PM — Ellen Theatre — Cost Info Not Provided — Celebrate innovation and creativity with top entrepreneurs and artists at this annual festival.

Grease

7:30-10 p.m. — Shane Lalani Center for the Arts — Ticketed event — Celebrate Rydell High's 1959 class with a rock 'n' roll musical featuring classic hits.

Paint & Sip – Bumbling Around

5-7 p.m. — Audrey's Pizza Oven & FreeFall Brewery — All supplies provided — Create your own adorable bumblebee scene in this beginner-friendly painting class.

Hippie Sabotage Live

7-9:30 p.m. — The ELM — Ticket prices vary — Experience the energetic beats of the EDM duo Hippie Sabotage in an intimate live setting.

Bingo Night

6:30-8:30 p.m. — The Office Liquor Store and Lounge — $20 for 10 games — Play for cash prizes and enjoy a lively evening of bingo fun.