What a fantastic museum with cracy cool technology exhibits. Our guide provided an overview of the…read moretechnology from the "old times" to the considerably more current times. They have several rooms with different technologies that highlight those technologies over time. It is very cool to see the one-of-a-kind technology they have including a watch that went to the moon, the computer that helped Apollo launch. Highly recommend this museum no matter if you're a tech nerd or a tech user. Had a great time playing the original Apple Oregon Trail!

Am I a nerd? Yes. Do I drag my travel partner to odd museums? Also yes. This was one that I wasn't…read moreabout to miss. It's in an office building, oddly perfect for a computer and robotics museum. It appears to be staffed by IT college students who are just as excited to talk tech as I am to listen to them talk tech. They geek out about the evolution of the tablet and how far computer memory and storage has come-and you can see some of the early iterations of computers here! It may not be the most interactive or hands-on museum, but it does help bring some of the textbook information to life, which is pretty cool. Even coming from a nerd.

Lots of fun for the family with food and rides plus lots of animals. The parking is free $12 for…read moreadults less for children $24 for unlimited rides my niece really likes the petting zoo. Nightly concerts Good Times for all

Complete chaos. No signs or designated lines for prepay tickets, so you have to wait in an…read moreextremely long line even though you prepaid online. Forty minutes in line so the kids aren't on the rides until forty five minutes after opening.Employees were not ready for opening time. Overpriced and not worth it even if it was free. No shade or benches for families in the fair area. Only tent was for the drinkers in the Biergarten. No new rides as advertised. There were less rides but the same old ones. You have to really search the website to find out anything. They don't mention the rides at all that will be there. Fair opens at 11 but rides start at 1pm yet you can't get on the rides until you wait in the long line to get in. Forty minutes wasted being herded through no designated lines. All of the ticket lines were nondescript until you got to the window which had a hand written "prepay" in marker which was small. The lines weren't moving at 1pm like they should've. Employees didn't have a scanner to scan tickets so they sent you elsewhere. Employees weren't at the rides to run the rides at opening time. There were also mechanical issues on rides and one was closed due to an issue. My children said they don't want to go to the fairgrounds ever again and I agree completely with them. There will continue to be a steep decline in fair goers due to the lack of organization, price and no one available to oversee that everything runs smoothly. The map that is handed out for the fairgrounds shows things not available like cooling stations. There are no cooling stations in the rides area. The cooling stations were on one side of the fairgrounds as per the map but did not exist. You'd think after a decade that the fair would be streamlined by now.

This is quite the hidden gem in Bozeman. Drove down from Missoula to enjoy a performance. I am not…read moredisappointed. You can order drinks and snacks and enjoy them at your seat. The staff was friendly. Wow let's talk about the theatre. They just don't make them like this any more. It needs a little love and cleaning to bring it back to its glory days but the charm is all there and you can see it.

I love everything about The Ellen! I've seen a couple of shows here, and they were both the…read morehighlight of my week. This theater is nothing short of extravagant. You won't believe its beauty until you step inside and see it for yourself. I don't know much about its story, but the place exudes class and history. The staff is always super friendly and helpful, always smiling! Pros: Great staff, They show non-mainstream films, You can enjoy a beer at your seat, It's BEAUTIFUL, Fantastic atmosphere. Cons: The fact that I didn't find it sooner.

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.

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!

Went with my brother to get a photo framed and wound up spending a lot of time browsing the art…read morework while he got exactly what he wanted done with his art work. Beautiful works are featured from local artists are featured as well as from afar.

Sadly, this gallery doesn't pay the artists that show there. I can't even get a response as I'm…read moretrying to get my paintings back and they won't even answer my emails. I've been waiting 6 months for payment on a sale, which wasn't even sold for the correct retail value. It's also impossible to get a contract from the owner, she only says that she'll provide it, and now I'm left with no recourse but Yelp and the Better Business Bureau. All of those brightly colored hexagons in the gallery are mine, and not for sale through this business.

Style A is a new Bozeman gallery showing great selections of contemporary artwork. The…read moredirector/owner is very approachable and knowledgeable. Definitely worth a view!

For Adults who want to enjoy some great country dancin the Westerner in Bozeman Montana is one of…read morethe places to visit. This is truly one of many hot spots to go. The people working there are extremely nice. Everyone's there to enjoy and dance the night away! I don't think I've ever seen so many people together that are truly awesome at Country dancing. For those who enjoy shootin pool they have pool tables. I give ten 5 *****