We love visiting the folks at Montana Expressions whenever we are in Bozeman it is one of our…read morefavorite furniture and accessory and gift stores! If you haven't been in before take some time and stop by you'll be glad you did!

I was told to leave the store during my visit. I medically can not wear a mask due to having…read moreseizures and this store could care less. I will not support a business that won't support me.

Over the years my wife and I have bought thousands of dollars worth of furniture from…read moreJulie--furnishing 2 vacation rentals, 2 houses and an office building. Since we started buying from Julie we have never bought a piece of furniture anywhere else. This is the best furniture store with the best customer service in the business... bar none!

They always have quality furniture and new inventory. We love our outdoor glider chairs and table…read more The wall art and cowboy boot mirrors are always a hit with our friends.

There's so much going on here, I probably missed some of the fun, quirky stuff mixed in with the…read morebeautiful plants. While the building has small plants, terrarium set ups, some pots -- both ordinary and unusual and other miscellaneous things, it's the actual garden that's a treat. It started with the sign on the left warning visitors that the resident cats sit in the window and can't be let out because they terrorize things - probably the koi and ducks that make themselves at home near the small pond -- or perhaps they tangle with the peacocks. While it was later in the season and probably fewer plants than they might have in the spring, what Garden Barn did have was nice, appeared to be well cared for, and enough variety that you can stock your garden or landscape with different things. It isn't a cheap place, so be prepared to spend some money for a full landscape. With that said, there were some nice lower and mid-priced things left in one of the greenhouses. And, at a really reduced price because it's at the end of the season, some plants that looked all but dead, might still have some life in them with some TLC if you really want to manage your budget. What I noticed were the amazing large hanging baskets that reached nearly from the hanging bar at the ceiling down to the top of the tables. Absolutely beautiful.

Cool locally owned nursery that grows many of their greenhouse plants, definitely fun to visit…read morebecause not only do they have a nice variety of plants and plant decor but a lot of fun animals - peacocks, pheasants, chickens, ducks, cats - and a chill vibe with friendly service.

Very demure. This…read moreboutique is filled with hundreds of items that gave me instant heart eyes. Heyday is located in historic downtown Bozeman and is stocked with the most cutesy treasures. I absolutely loved their collection of locally made items, including candles, teas, kitchen necessities, unique decor pieces, jewelry, and clothing. This is the perfect spot if you're on the hunt for a gift or even a souvenir for yourself. I specifically loved that they had items from the brand 'Ski Like a Girl.' I've collected a few of their hoodies in the past and it was nice to see their items in a storefront. A must-visit location if you're browsing Bozeman.

Lots of cute stuff including a lot of Bozeman souvenirs. Nice atmosphere. Friendly staff.read more

I was on vacation in the area and decided to check out their thrift store. It's right off a big…read moreroad and parking is all around the building. The outside does not do it justice. When you walk in there's carts and baskets. In all honesty it doesn't really even look like a thrift store. All the things in here are super cute. It's very well organized and clean. I'm glad they only take the best because that's what you'll get. There's a ton of great finds and great selection. There's a down stairs too. They had a great book section. They also had a yarn section and a craft section that I thought was really cool. I found a pair of almost brand new vans for $8. Cost was amazing. Service was great. Definitely worth stopping by.

Very expensive for a Thrift store, especially since it is advertised as a non-profit!read more

Rhonda came to our home, catalogued the items , loaded them up in her truck, wrote me a check for a…read morevery fair price and drove off leaving my garage and storage area clean and spacious! She and her helper, Carson, were helpful, respectful and delightful to work with. Only wish I had met her years ago!

One of the better antique stores in the Bozo area…read more They have a good variety of furniture, etc. It is very spendy, so if you're looking for "thrift" type stores... this is not for you.

Fun place. Original owner, JR, would discount deeply. Miss him. Great assortment of American golden…read moreoak antiques, Thai rustic furniture and Indians household smalls. Also, a great assortment of iron garden art , trellis' and pots. Don't miss.

We've had a very negative experience with Gallatin Valley Furniture and would not recommend them to…read moreanyone, especially for window treatments. We worked with Paul and ordered our Hunter Douglas window treatments in advance to ensure they could be installed once we moved into our new home. Paul took the measurements himself and assured us everything was perfect (we had to rely on his word given we lived in another state). The blinds were installed today and they're the wrong dimensions. They're externally mounted, which is what we wanted - but they don't reach the end of the trim on the bottom or the right sides. Gallatin Valley Furniture has offered to re-measure and replace the window treatments, however, they have not extended a discount for the inconvenience. Given we spent $13,000.00 on window treatments and expected them to be perfect when installed today, this is completely unacceptable. It's bad business. We've pulled our order, requested a refund, and will be working with another vendor for both this home and our new build. We prefer to work with a vendor who values our business.

I will be in the area next month and looking to furnish a 2-bedroom condo- So the review is early…read morebut hoping to find items to get me going or maybe my kids and I will be sleeping on the floor! LOL Can you do s'mores in doors and call in camping? Looking forward to see what is in stock

My husband and I were visiting from Texas and came across this amazing shop while searching for…read moreauthentic souvenirs. We ended up staying for over an hour because there were so many uniques and interesting items to explore. The owner was incredibly kind and helpful. She answered all our questions, gave great recommendations, and shared so much knowledge about the pieces in the store. Her warmth really made the experience stand out. Definitely worth a visit. You never know what special treasures you might find!

I have mixed feelings about this shop. There were so many things I wanted: tchotchkes, taxidermy…read moreand home decor. We then came upon a case full of medals and knives and I was shocked to see Nazi memorabilia available for sale. I wish these symbols of hatred were not on display.

Furniture is nice, but somewhat pricey. Owner (I'm guessing she was the owner) is unfriendly and…read morekeeps a large dog inside the store that barks at you when you walk through the door -- very unprofessional in my personal opinion.

Great furniture in my opinion! Lots of interesting western items to look at as well as somewhat…read moremodern pieces. There were just a few issues I had with one older lady and her dog (not sure if she was the owner or an employee). I was barked at by a dog as soon as I walked into the store, and the owner was yelling at him to be quiet (not the most polite greeting if you ask me), and as I looked around the store she stood around talking on her cell phone so I was unable to ask her a question I had about a product and just ended up leaving. This lady was not only unprofessional, but was also quite snippy and rude. Not sure if I will be coming back.