Spring/Summer 2011 Event Schedule    

Bridal Walk-

Saturday, April 16th

11am-3pm.

Bozeman Clean-Up Day and Gallatin Earth Celebration-

8:30am-1pm

 www.montana.edu/gec 

Bobcat Fest on Main-

Friday, April 29

5pm -8pm

DBP Annual Breakfast-

Friday, May 13th at 7:30am at the Baxter Hotel Ballroom

Art Walks-

2nd Fridays 6-8pm!!

June 10, July 8, August 12, September 9

Music on Main-

6:30-8:30pm

June 30-August 18

Summer Crazy Days-

Friday, July 22-Sunday July 24 

Sweet Pea Festival-

August 5-7

www.sweetpeafestival.org 

"Cruisin on Main"  

Car Show-

Sunday, August 21 9am-3pm 

For more information about these or any Downtown Events click here 

 "Bozeman's Most Deserving Mom"Contest

The presenting businesses; The Downtown Bozeman Association, Montana Parent Magazine and 105.7 The Eagle and our sponsoring downtown businesses invite YOU to nominate your mom, sister, wife or friend for "Bozeman's Most Deserving Contest" and here's how:

Stop by any of the sponsoring downtown businesses including; Alara Jewelry Studio, Indulgence, The Nova Cafe, Ruby Slippers or HeyDay and pick up the "official registration form".   Read More  

The 7th Annual Downtown Bridal Walk 2011

The Downtown Bozeman Association and Downtown Retailers along with our gracious community sponsors, The Bozeman Daily Chronicle, Insty Prints, The Bozone and "My 103.5" FM are proud to present the 2011 Downtown Bozeman Bridal Walk on Saturday, April 16^th 11am-3pm on Main Street in Downtown Bozeman.   Read More 

3rd Annual Bobcat Fest on Main 

New Downtown Parking Study   

The Bozeman Parking Commission and Downtown Bozeman Partnership have released the 2011 Downtown Parking Study that identifies the various parking assets and uses in the downtown district. The study takes a comprehensive look at not only types and amount of parking but also identifies how the parking is being utilized.

• 5,034  total number of parking spaces downtown
• 2,426 number of public parking spaces downtown
• 1,007 number of unrestricted, free public spaces 
• 125 number of handicap accessible spaces
• 49 average length of stay per vehicles in minutes

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Long Time Country Bookshelf Employee Now Owner

Ariana Paliobagis has recently taken over as new owner of the Country Bookshelf and according to her, "has been a dream since I was a child...all I want to do is share books with the world."  She also notes that, "It's kind of a fairy tale!"   

In 2006, Ariana was attending Montana State University and was very excited when she saw a small "we're hiring" sign in the front door of the Country Bookshelf and decided to apply.  After graduating with her undergraduate degree in English, Ariana continued through her Master's degree while continuing to work nearly full time at the book store.  Mary Jane DiSanti, the then owner, according to Ariana, "always worked with me on my busy schedule so that I could continue to work here throughout my studies."  All along Ariana loved working at the Country Bookshelf and after completing her Master's, she started to take on more responsibilities and realized that she "wanted to spend all her time at the Country Bookshelf." Read More.