Activities and Opportunities in Bozeman, Montana

A catalogue of recreation groups and events in the Bozeman area provided by the

Bozeman Recreation and Parks Advisory Board

Sponsored by Bozeman Noon Optimists

Upcoming Events Sports/Recreation Groups and Clubs Bozeman City Parks Park ReservationsOther Community Groups Neighborhood Involvement Recreation and Parks Advisory BoardContacts and Partners


Bozeman Recreation Department, 415 N. Bozeman, (Beall Park Recreation Center)

Recreation Department 582-2290
Swim Center 587-4724
Bogert Pool (Summer only) 582-0806

The new 2009 Summer Program Guide is now available. Pick up a copy at the Swim Center - 1211 W. Main Street, or at the Beall Park Recreation Center - 415 N. Bozeman Ave. Or get it online at the Bozeman Daily Chronicle.

Bozeman Parks Division:

The City of Bozeman, Parks Division 582-3200
City Parks
Park Reservations 582-3200
Map of Bozeman Parks

Parks are open to the public from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. every day. Dogs must be on leash in all Parks, with the exception of Burke Park, the Canine Beach (located on the west side of the Bozeman Pond), the Dog Park on the south end of the Softball Complex and the Snowfill Park on McIlhattan Road. Owners must also pick up after their pets. Doggie bags are provided at most trails heads and Parks.


Upcoming Events

Bozeman Recreation Department

Bozeman Swim Center Closure - The Bozeman Swim Center, 1211 W. Main, will be closed for annual pool maintenance until July 26th.  During this closure the air handling system and pool drains will be replaced.  Current Swim Center passes will be extended to compensate for the extended annual maintenance closure. For information call 582-2294.

Changes To Recreation Program & Aquatic Fees - The Bozeman Recreation Department will be increasing fees effective July 1, 2009 for all Recreation Classes, Little Explorer Tours, Backpack Trips, Swim Center Passes and birthday parties.  For information call 582-2910.

Running

The Big Sky Wind Drinkers sponsor many runs throughout the summer. The Wednesday Fun Runs go from late April through September. For schedule click here.

All runs are listed on the BSWD website: www.winddrinkers.org. For trail running information, click here. For trail maps visit GVLT or Rob Maher at MSU

Swimming

For the schedule of events at the Bozeman Swim Center, see the city website at bozeman.net/recreation/swim_center.aspx

Bogert Pool is scheduled to open June 20, click here.
Bogert Pool Schedule

Tennis -

Bozeman Summer Tennis Tournaments

June 17-21: JR Riverside Open
June 19-21: Riverside Open
July 15-17: 2009 JR Bozeman City Tournament
July 17-19: 2009 Bozeman City Tournament
July 30-August 2: Montana State Junior Open
September 5-7: ITA BG 14's Labor Day Circuit
September 11-13: Montana State Adult Open
November 6-8: Bozeman Gourmet Adult Open

 

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Clubs, Groups, and Teams

Index:
Archery, Baseball, Basketball, Board Games, Canine, Climbing, Cycling, Disc Golf (Folf), Frisbee (Ultimate), Football, Horseback Riding, Ice Hockey, Ice Skating, Kayak, Lacrosse, Motor Cycle, Mountaineering, Rugby, Running, Senior Olympics, Scuba, Shooting, Skateboard, Skiing, Skiing (Backcountry), Skiing (Cross Country - XC, Soccer, Softball, Snowshoe, Special Olympics, Swimming, Tennis, Track & Field, Triathlon, Volleyball, Wrestling

Club/Organization
Ages
Season
Contact
Fee
Notes
Archery - back to index
Black Ram Archery Club
All
Jan. - Aug. Mark Brown blackrambowmen@yahoo.com
Y
 
Baseball - back to index

Bozeman Youth Baseball

Minor, Major, and Farm Leagues

7-15
April to August

Tim Huntsinger
587-4415
 

Gallatin Valley Men's Adult Baseball League
www.montanahardball.net

18+
Summer

Patrick Rudy - 223-8432
mthardball@montanahardball.net

Y
Players of all skill levels are welcome to join
American Legion
www.bozemanbaseball.com
14-18
April to August
Dick Harte
587-4729
 
Basketball - back to index

Midget boys and girls
5th & 6th grade
Oct - Dec
Stuart Whitehair
587-4200(w)
586-6752(h)
montanabuff@hotmail.com
Y
 
Woman's City League
18+
Starts in Jan. Paula 587-0506 or
Raechelle 585-8855
   
Men's League
18+
Starts in Dec. Jeff at 994-6312 or 586 0521
Y
 
Men's over 30 League
30+
  MSU Intramurals at 994 5000    
Board Games - back to index
University Chess Club
www.homepage.montana.edu/~chess/index2.html
All
Sept. - April
Steve Scarff
586-4479
sscarff@montana.edu
N
Meetings and Tournaments open to the public
Gallatin Valley Go Club
[Go is also known as Weiqi, Igo, & Paduk in Asia]
All
  Pippin Wallace
582-8732
nippip@gmail.com
N
Meets once a week at various locations to play and teach Go. Spare boards and stones available.
Canine - back to index
Gallatin Dog Club     gallatindogclub.org   Meets 2nd Tuesday of each month. 6:30pm @ Borders
GDAC Galloping Dog Agility Club     www.gallopingdog.com
Y
Meets 7pm first Wednesday of the month. Ongoing classes for beginner to advanced dog handler teams.
Climbing - back to index
Southwest Montana Climbers' Coalition - SMCC    

Tom Kalakay tkalakay@bridgeband.com

   

Montana Mountaineering Association
www.montanamountaineering.org

All
Erin Taylor Executive Director.
522-0659
some free
More Information
Cycling - back to index
Gallatin Valley Bicycle Club
www.gallatinvalleybicycleclub.org
All
Summer
Amy Chiuchiolo
achiuchiolo@montana.edu
John Preston jmpreston@imt.net
$10yr
Weekly road races in the summer; summer bike tours. For insurance reasons, must be a member to participate.
Gallatin Valley BMX
Apr. 1-Oct. 31

Bill Drysdale- Track Director- 580-9284

Jackie Johnson- President - 581-3775

Y

Loaner bikes and helmets are available. Fees: $45/yr
Daily race fee $5
Racing every Tues & Thurs, registration 5:30-6:30

Team Delphine
teamdelphinecycling.com

Women 12 and up Year Round Maxwell Yanof myanof@imt.net
N
A cycling team for the development of the female racer; all experience levels welcome.

Team Muleterro
blogeterro.blogspot.com

A co-ed multi-sport team, with participants taking part in running events, triathlons, road, mountain, and cyclocross bike races, and skate skiing races.

Co-ed Year Round Julie Zickovich zickovich@hotmail.com
N
Gallatin Valley Bike Club membership required
Disc Golf (Folf) - back to index
nrdga.com
7 and up
May-Sept.
Cary Silberman
522-0047
hyzerbomb@mac.com
N
Local weekly leagues and statewide competitive leagues.
Headwaters Disc Golf Club     Matt Muth 600-0181
nrdga.com/hdgc/
  Local weekly leagues and statewide competitive leagues
Frisbee, Ultimate - back to index
Bozeman Ultimate Frisbee Summer League
Adult
June-July
Emily Kimmel kimmelem@hotmail.com
Y
Monday 6:30-8:30 MSU
Bozofest
geocities.com/bozofest
All
April-Sept.
Julie Keck
586-7806
ranchofrid@mcn.net
Y
 
           
Football - back to index
Flag
2nd-4th grds.
Sept-Oct.
YMCA
Y
 
Gallatin Empire Lions Midget Football
5th&6th graders 10-13
Sept- Oct
Darren Dobie
556-4633
ddobie@wsi-insurance.com
Y
 
Horseback Riding - back to index
GallEP: The Gallatin Equestrian Partnership     Marianne Amsden
gallepmt@yahoo.com
   
Saddle/Harness Club
Billie Thomas 586-6878
 
Ice Hockey - back to index
Bozeman Hockey Association:
www.bozemanhockey.org
Haynes Pavilion - Gallatin County Fairgrounds
Youth (Boys & Girls) & Adult (Men & Women) Hockey Programs & Leagues.
4-adult.

October through March

Julie Keck, Rink Manager:
580-1579 jkeck@bridgeband.com

Yes

BAHA offers a wide range of hockey opportunities for all ages, skills, and genders. Helmet and membership required for all hockey activity. Public skating (non hockey) times scheduled every day and ice rental for special events is available.

Ice Skating - back to index

City Parks:
Bogert Park -South Church Avenue
Southside Park- College at 5th Avenue
Beall Park- 415 North Bozeman
All
Winter
Rink conditions hotline: 582-2905
N
Southside Tennis Courts flooded for hockey 12 & under
Haynes Pavilion
All
Winter
Julie Keck, Rink Manager:
580-1579 jkeck@bridgeband.com
Open skating, party rental available on a varying schedule.
Learn To Skate - Ice Skating Lessons - Haynes Pavilion
put on by Bozeman Figure Skating Club
3 - adult
Oct - April
Sandra Jacobs, Director lts@bozemanfigureskatingclub.com registrations available at Play it Again Sports, 19th & Oak
Y
Figure Skating and Hockey lessons
Skating lessons are available through the Bozeman Recreation Department
4 - adult
Jan - Feb
582-2290
Y
Lessons offered for all ability levels (beginning-Advanced)
Kayak - back to index

City Recreation Department
7-Adult
Year Round
582-2290
Y
Lessons - Canoes, kayaks, life jackets, and certified lifeguards will be provided
Lacrosse - back to index
Gallatin Valley Lacrosse League
www.gallatinlacrosse.com
7 - 18
June - August
Andy Kessanich - 587-4138
Y
Boys League and Girls League. Youth league for 7 - 18
Bozone Women’s Lacrosse Pick-up League
18- adult
June - September
email Taylor at bozone.wlax@gmail.com
N
All levels of experience welcome
Bozeman Men’s Lacrosse League
18-adult
April - September
Andy Kessanich 587-4138
N
 

Motor Cycle - back to index

Bob Stevenson
585-8252
 

Mountaineering - back to index
Montana Mountaineering Association
www.montanamountaineering.org

All
Erin Taylor Executive Director.
522-0659
some free
More Information

Rugby - back to index

Rugby Club

Ed Kronfuss
H: 522-9841 w: 587-5623
 
Running - back to index
Big Sky Wind Drinkers
www.winddrinkers.org
All
All

Bob: 522-7064
Kathybob2@usa.net

Franklin: 585-028

See GVLT for trail maps

  Weekly Family Fun Runs, Every Wednesday @ 6:30 May through September; Monthly Fun
Runs- Saturdays October through April; other races and information.
$10/y; Fun Runs & most events free
Senior Olympics - back to index
montanaseniorolympics.org
Adults 50 and over

Summer & Winter

Kay Newman 586 5543 kayjn@imt.net
  Summer Games: June
Winter Games: Feb
Scuba - back to index
Steve Lantz
585-9926
 
Shooting - back to index
Belgrade Sharp Shooters Youth, 8 - 15 Season starts in January Contact Chris Winstead
388- 6376
hardscrabblemtn@aol.com
Y
Training in shooting safety and competition.
Skateboard - back to index
4-H Skateboard Club up to 18 yrs Winter Joey Duval 570-7837
Y
Helmets required.
Skiing - back to index

Bridger Ski Foundation (BSF)
www.bsfnordic.com/
bridgerskifoundation.com/

All
Winter
587-2445
N, button

Nordic, Alpine and Freestyle skiing. Ski Swap every year in November at fairgrounds

Skiing, Backcountry - back to index

Montana Mountaineering Association
www.montanamountaineering.org

All
Erin Taylor Executive Director.
522-0659
some free
More Information
Skiing, Cross Country - back to index
Lindley Park
Bridger Creek Golf Course
Hedvig's Trail at Snowfill (leash free dog friendly ski trails)
All
Winter
BSF 587-2445 - bsfnordic.com
N
Grooming costs supported by buttons purchased at Bangtail, Northern Lights, online
Soccer - back to index

Micro Soccer

http://www.bozemansoccer.org/fcbozeman/micro/micro.htm

K -6th grds.
Spring & Fall
Sue Manfredi 579 7413
Y
Co-ed teams
AYSO Soccer
www.bozemansoccer.org
1st-12th grds.
Fall
gallatinayso.org
Recreational grade level (single sex) teams.

Bozeman Blitz

www.bozemansoccer.org

8-18
Spring Summer Fall
579-5516
Y
Competitive traveling teams for boys and girls. Teams determined by age and ability
Adult Coed Recreational Soccer
Over 18
Summer
Steve Denny
522-0966

Y

Recreational teams for both men and women
Adult Competitive Recreational Soccer Co-ed competitive teams.
Softball - back to index
Gallatin Valley Softball Association     Terry 581-6945 or Chris 570-3276
Y
 
Girls Fastpitch
8-14
May through July

Angie Kent 587 2802

Y
 
Bozeman Steelers Girls Fastpitch
8-16
bozemanstealers.com
Y
Snowshoe - back to index

 

Snowtravelers Snowshoe Club
snowtravelers.tripod.com

All
Winter

Chuck Hudson
522-9439

N
Offers weekend day trips as well as special events throughout the snow season. All welcome!
Special Olympics - back to index

www.specialolympicsmt.org
Christy Sofianek, Area Director
esofianek@prodigy.com
Fun, safe competitive sports events for people with disabilities.
Swimming - back to index
Bozeman Swim Center
All
All
Bozeman Recreation Dept
587-4724
Y
Schedule
Barracuda Swim Team
6 – 18
All
Head Coach: Gary Crowe
1-800-887-2310
bozemanbarracudas@gmail.com
Y
 
Bozeman Masters Swim Club
18 – 100+
Year Round

Jen - 539-6537
Art - 586-9799

Y
Programs are open to all adult swimmers (fitness, triathlete, competitive, non-competitive) who are dedicated to improving their fitness through swimming.
Synchronized Swim Team
7-18
Sept- May/June
Megan 209-3162
Michele 388-4062
 
Tennis - back to index

Bozeman Tennis Association - BZTA www.bozemantennis.usta.com

bozemantennis@gmail.com
 
B-League Tennis (Adult beginner evening league) Plays Monday and Wednesday evenings 5:30 - 7:00
www.bozemantennis.usta.com
Adult
June – September
Additional information and printable registration form, click here
Y
Recreational tennis league for men and women of lower to intermediate
abilities
Bozeman Parks Department: Southside Park (3 courts), Bogert Park (2 courts)
All
Summer
 
N

Southside Park, 3 courts

Bobcat Tennis Center
All
All
994-2237
Y
Indoor courts available by appointment. Junior and adult programs.8 outdoor courts 1st come basis.
Track - back to index
Bozeman Track Club:
Gr. 6-8th
Fall
Dave Skelton
587-7698
Host Junior Olympics. Qualifying athletes can compete in regional and national Junior Olympics
Cross Country/Indoor and outdoor track
Gr. 8-12th
 
Li'l Bobcat Track Co-ed
Gr.
1-5
Winter Brian Stoppel
587-0566
Y
Pre-registration required
Triathlon - back to index
Bozeman Triathlon Club All March-October Sherri Pearson sw1078@hotmail.com
Art Thompson art.thompson@yahoo.com
  Training and information for all levels of triathletes
Volleyball - back to index
Bozeman Volleyball Association
www.bozemanvolleyball.org
Adult co-ed
Sept-Nov
Feb-Apr
May-Aug
Tylene Walters
581 2382
Adult Co-ed Leagues. Summer league is outside.
City courts:
East Gallatin Rec. Area
Bozeman Pond
All
Summer
 
N
 
Mountain One Volleyball Club
Girls
18 or younger
mountainonevolleyball.com
Amy Buchanan 720-560-7072
deserv_ed@yahoo.com
 
Wrestling - back to index
Bozeman Wrestling Club
4-18 boys and girls
January to April
Jim or Betty
586-5712
AAU sanctioned
Lil Hawks Wrestling
4th & 5th grds.
Don Curtice
522-6614
 
Mat Dogs

3-18 coed

Nov - April

Dean DeGidio 586 5981 (w) or 587 5917 (h)

Y
 
USA-Gallatin Valley 4 and up   Angie and Don
522-9422
  Freestyle

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Other Groups

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Gallatin County is a proven prevention program for youth.  Gallatin County BBBS serves children through a community based program and five school based programs.  If you are interested in being a Big Brother, Big Sister, or Big Family, or want to learn more about these programs, see the website at http://www.bigbrotherssisters.org

Boy Scouts: Serves boys between five and eighteen years of age with a variety of programs during the school year. Fees. Contact: Mike Koosman 388-2721.

Boys and Girls Club of Southwest Montana: Youth development programs for boys and girls. The program has Camps and programs from 7:30 am until 10:00 pm during the summer. During the School year there are programs during the day for home schoolers and after school for until 10:00 pm for others. A new facility opened in April of 2005 at 600 Bridger Canyon Rd. Fees: $12/yr. Contact: http://www.bgcswmt.org/ or Jean Bucher, 587-8442 or bgswmt@aol.com.

Bozeman Area Bicycle Advisory Board (BABAB) The Board operates in an advisory capacity to the City Commission in matters relating to enhanced bicycle circulation, community-wide bicycle education and safety programs, and other matters relating to bicycling in the Bozeman area. Click here. The board has also developed an interactive trail map outlining bike routes throughout the Bozeman Area.

Bozeman Bike Kitchen Community members come to the Bozeman Bike Kitchen (BBK), 415 E Aspen St, to learn to repair bikes, "cook" up new bikes from broken ones, and enjoy a culture of bicycles as transportation and fun. BBK collects donated bikes and provides the tools and volunteer mechanics to help anyone interested in learning. Bikes are then distributed to Bozeman citizens that couldn't otherwise afford a bike. Work nights every Tuesday from 6 - 8.

Bozeman City Band Open to adult, university and high school musicians. Members are paid and the band performs eight concerts in the summer. Contact Ron Schimpf 587-4761 or Ralph Challender 586-6248.

Bozeman Folklore Society www.bozemanfolklore.org/ Concerts, contra dancing, and more. Contact Oshi Simsarian 586-0321

Bozeman Senior Center: Located at 807 N. Tracy, the Senior Center offers a wide range of activities and services for adults 50 and older, including travel, recreation and legal services. There is also a wellness center offering fitness classes and some medical services. Meals are served at midday Monday through Friday at a suggested cost of $2.75. Annual membership is $12 per year. For more information, phone 586 2421, e-mail bozsrctr@montanadsl.net, or check www.montanaseniorcenter.org

Bozeman Youth Initiative: (formerly Bozeman TYDE) offers these programs - Dial-up: an under 21 events hotline and event production team. Bridging the Gap: Bozeman's only teen talk radio show Sundays 4-6pm on 1450 AM KMMS. Web Club: a web design and computer skills mentorship program. Youth Squad: community activism and advocacy for youth issues in Bozeman. Office located at 109 S 8th Ave, Bozeman, MT 59715. Contact: Marly Folger, Program Coordinator 585-0294 byi-program@ycsi.net

BWAGS: the Bozeman Women’s Activity Group offers a variety of activities for women of all ages. Specializes in outdoor, backcountry hiking and X country skiing throughout the year. Several different levels are available. bwags.home.bresnan.net

Child Care Connection: Offers FREE referrals to help parents find child care. www.childcareconnections.info/, 587-7786.

Eagle Mount: Provides therapeutic recreational activities for mentally and or physically handicapped children and adults. Sponsors swimming year-round, skiing and skating in winter, and horseback riding in summer. Contact: www.eaglemount.org or 586-1781 or eaglemount@prodigy.net.

4-H: For 6-12th graders, this organization includes the traditional agriculture and homemaking projects but also sponsors skateboarding, computers and many other activities. Fees: $15/yr. Contact: gallatin.mt.gov/Public_Documents/gallatincomt_extension/4-H/4H, Todd Kesner, Gallatin County Extension services 582-3280.

Gallatin County Interconnect - Gallatin County is undertaking a comprehensive parks and trails planning process in order to maintain the quality of life we enjoy in this area and keep up with the demands of population growth. The mission of this effort is: "To link our communities and recreation areas through a network of trails for the use and enjoyment of Gallatin County's residents and visitors." To view the County's new interactive Parks And Trails Mapper, click here

Gallatin National Forest Avalanche Center offers both Basic and Advanced workshops, as well as seminars in avalanche awareness for specific groups such as students and snowmobilers. Contact www.mtavalanche.com/.

Gallatin Valley Land Trust: A non-profit that helps build and maintain community trails around the Bozeman area. We can use help on work projects, and have a variety of activities for all ages on National Trails Day, the first Saturday in June. Trail maps and information about the land trust are available. For more information call Gary Vodehnal at 587-8404. www.gvlt.org

Gallatin Valley Newcomers: www.gallatinvalleynewcomers.org Contact Susan O'Hara 586-8254 or Cathy Woody 556-8723

GallEP: The Gallatin Equestrian Partnership's vision is to help safeguard our western heritage by restoring our vanishing equestrian landscape. Their mission is to serve as advocates to educate and unite equestrians and the community to enhance opportunities in the Gallatin Valley for equestrian activities: To establish equestrian trails through cooperative efforts with government agencies, other non-profits, and landowners; To create an equestrian park serving diverse equestrian needs in the Gallatin Valley and the larger region. For more information, visit www.gallepmt.org or email Marianne Amsden at gallepmt@yahoo.com.

Girl Scouts: Serves girls between five and eighteen years of age with a variety of programs during the school year. Fees. Contact: http://gsmw.org/ or Kelli Stanley, Community Membership Specialist, South-Central Montana Region, Girl Scouts of Montana and Wyoming kelli@gsmw.org 1.800.823.4475 x.29

Human Resource Development Council: Offers various youth development programs such as work training, life skills, and community involvement incentives. Contact: www.thehrdc.org or 587-4486 or info@hrdc9.org

Intermountain Therapy Animals: Pets helping people. "Enhancing quality of life through the human/animal bond." Contact Nancy Rosen, Bozeman ITA Coordinator, 522-7220 www.therapyanimals.org

Lions Club: Provides vision and hearing help. Also sponsors youth football and basketball. Scholarships are provided for the sports teams. Contact: Stuart Whitehair: 587-4200(w), 586-6752(h)

Montana Conservation Corps: Equipping young people with the skills and values to make a positive difference in the community. We are looking for people to work on projects to conserve our public lands and improve our communities. For more information please visit our website www.mtcorps.org, or call 406 587-4475.

Montana Outdoor Science School (MOSS): Since 1994 the Montana Outdoor Science School has offered interactive natural science programs in Southwest Montana. MOSS promotes an appreciation and understanding of the natural world by providing quality education experiences. MOSS offerings range from free festivals to summer courses, year-round outdoor adventures for all ages, and school programs. For more information visit our website www.outdoorscience.org or call 582-0526, visit us at the Emerson Center room 219 and 222B, or write us at P. O. Box 502, Bozeman, MT 59771.

Montana Wilderness Association offers programs such as Wilderness Walks, one of the most enduring and popular outdoor education programs in the country and “Wilderness and…” a series of lectures recommended for area newcomers, families, outdoor enthusiasts and anyone with a passion for wild places and protecting Montana’s wildlands. Wilderness Walks provides a great opportunity to learn about nature and Montana’s wild heritage by exploring the landscape with a knowledgeable walk leader and fellow hikers. The free guidebook features 119 walks this year, in wildlands all across Montana. There’s a walk for everyone from a mile stroll to multiple-day backpack trips. All walks are led by volunteers donating their time, energy and knowledge—and their passion for Montana’s wild landscapes. The "Wilderness and..." program is free and open to the public. For more information call the Madison-Gallatin Chapter of the Montana Wilderness Association at 582-8600. http://wildmontana.org/

Museum of the Rockies: MOR 4 Kids Club is a program at the museum for first through fifth graders. The museum also offers a long list of activities for children and adults. Fees may be waived or reduced for holders of an annual membership. For more information call: 994-2251 or go to: www.museumoftherockies.org.

Optimists: Sponsors various youth activities such as Little Bobcat Track. Currently sponsors this website (Thank You!). Contact: Brian Stoppel 587-0566

Team WinS: Women in Sports supports both competitive athletes and non-competitive women who enjoy the companionship of other women in running, road cycling, mountain biking, Nordic skiing, and triathlon training. The team, open to woman age 16 and up, offers $400 scholarships to women athletes each year. Any woman may apply for the awards, which are not solely based on athletic ability. Contact: co- presidents: Kama Alasker, krae12@aol.com 582-4432 and Shelly Wunch, dogsinbozeman@msn.com 586-1469

Wonderlust provides educational courses for adults on areas as diverse as global warming and modern poetry.  For more information contact the Burns Telecom Center, 994-6683 or visit btc.montana.edu/about/wonderlust/index.htm.

Y.M.C.A. President Bratton DuBose 522-934

 

Sources of used sports equipment at reduced prices:
Play it Again Sports 1707 W Oak St Ste C, Bozeman 587-7427 - playitagainsportsbozeman.com
Second Wind Sports
15 West Olive, Bozeman 586-7441
Bridger Ski Foundation Ski Swap. Held in early November. Ski equipment and clothing available at reduced prices. Call 587-2445.
Bike swap. Held in April or May. Call Martin Rollefson 585-5632
Sacks 138 W Mendenhall, Bozeman. Limited sports equipment.
Salvation Army 425 E. Babcock, Bozeman. Limited sports equipment.
Pawnshops have some sports equipment.

Neighborhood Involvement:
Brit Fontenot is the Assistant to the City Manager and Neighborhood Coordinator for the City of Bozeman. His role is to act as the liaison between the InterNeighborhood Council and the City. He can advise those interested in starting a neighborhood organization and is a resource for Bozeman residents for City related policies, procedures, news and information. The Neighborhoods Program aids in organizing citizen focus groups, volunteer events, informational charettes and neighborhood and inter-neighborhood meetings in an effort to keep the residents of Bozeman informed and active in their community and local government. You can contact him at 582-2258 or by e-mail at bfontenot@bozeman.net. For more information click here.

The Neighborhood News is a quarterly publication to help Bozeman residents stay informed about community events, meetings and neighborhood happenings. To view the current issue: click here


This site is made possible by a generous contribution from

The Bozeman Noon Optimists' Club
The Optimist's Club is a service organization dedicated to serving the youth of the Bozeman community
 
Join our friendly group for lunch any Thursday at the Elks Club on Haggerty Lane
(It's on us.)

 

 

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This information was compiled by the Bozeman Recreation and Parks Advisory Board: a volunteer organization appointed by the Bozeman City Commission.

Last updated on June 28, 2009

Please direct any comments to info@infobozeman.com