Great venue. Not too pricey and very spacious but also has table and seating on upper level. Staff…read morewas very friendly. We went for a free show that was great.

Thank you to the entire Rialto team for hosting our Montana Farmers Development Group and Tyson…read moreRanch events last week on Wed and Thurs. The staff and venue exceeded our expectations! Thank you Rialto team! We will be back!

I can finally say "This ain't my first rodeo" after my time out here! Now I never really took…read moremyself for a country guy, but let me tell you, that doesn't really matter when it comes to the rodeo. It is really just some good Ole family friendly fun. All kinds of horse and bull events to enjoy alongside some cold drinks and an assortment of good eats to pick from out of the rotating food trucks that they have on site. Huge parking lot to park in, but be wary as with any event, getting out can be a bit of a nightmare, so I might recommend parking close to the exit!

It's fine for an amateur rodeo, but they need better wranglers. They took far too long to relieve…read morethe broncs of the straps, and we watched two fall to the ground pretty dramatically. Then the announcer said something about how the horses "live to do this." Yes, I'm sure they live to have a strap irritating them so they will buck. Everyone needs to do better. Those horses deserve better.

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.

The top 2 things I love about LBC is the safety and the community. Both of these are for everybody,…read moreall are welcome. I've taken 3 improv classes now and might someday shed my fear to try standup. Safety: the club has a no heckling policy. Getting up on stage in front of people is hard. Sitting in a dark crowd and offering shitty criticism is easy. I appreciate each and every person that's getting up there to try and entertain a crowd - it's a lot of work conquering your anxiety in the spotlight, and nobody gets it right 100% of the time. LBC is a place that welcomes people to start for the first time and go on a learning journey. We may not be NYC but I think it's pretty damn good for MT. Safety was something stressed in Improv 1 and I appreciated that (stressing it in all classes would be cool too). Community: come more than just one night to LBC and you'll quickly realize that the team behind LBC has built a pretty cool community of folks that care about making others laugh. People in the community care about connection, and realize that the diversity of that community can have it's challenges, but those are also the things that make it special. This is a place where you can make real friends. I sure have.

These guys are a class act. I've taken several classes and workshops with LBC and had a fabulous…read moreexperience. Their teachers are fun and encouraging. There's no spirit of competition here, only fun and encouragement. Also really high quality improv and standup shows here 6 nights a week!

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.

Great exhibits that will educate you on all that is Montana. I Recommend it for sure.read more

Very interesting museum. Don't forget to go out back to blacksmith shop and schoolhouse. The train…read morecaboose in front is fully outfitted with bunks and workstation reflecting the era.

This is the most quaint and charming movie theater you will find anywhere. We are so lucky to have…read moresomewhere in town to watch the latest releases, and the prices are much better than Bozeman's theater. The seats might not be the most comfortable but you can't beat the service and the value. Going to the movies at the Empire Twin makes me feel like I'm part of this small town community because I always bump into people I know. In fact, some of the trolls who have written poor reviews of this theater recently are my students at the high school. They are probably the annoying ones sitting in the back of the theater making too much noise. Other than these minor inconveniences, I always enjoy my time at this local institution.

The staff is really cute and the whole place is perfect 10/10 would recommend and the staff is also…read morereally funny

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.