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The Splendor of Fall
By Elizabeth Severn-Eriksson
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On the heels of a very busy summer, comes the welcome fall, full of pumpkin spice lattes, aspen leaves changing color, elk bugling and a quieter season. No matter who you talk to in the area, it seems like everyone had the best summer ever, with regard to business. The farmer’s markets and weekly concerts made it a funfilled summer that went way too fast for most. Now, many of the tourists have gone home to get their kids back in school and summer vacations have come to an end. It’s a wonderful time of year to take a breath and take stock of things. While work and school still occupy a great deal of our time, there is space not available during the summer months to enjoy fall happenings. Sports at Ophir are a fun way to spend an afternoon. Six-man football games are an enjoyable pastime – not much signifies the season better than sitting at a football game, bundled up, cheering for your favorite football team with a cuppa joe (or hot chocolate). And don’t forget the MSU Bobcats in Bozeman either! Other sports events include volleyball and soccer and, soon enough, boys’ basketball will begin. Fun day- or two-day trips abound at this time of year as well. Yellowstone National Park can’t be beat in the fall months. Quieter this time of year, the Park is still replete with wildlife and painted in radiant color. Do pay attention to road closures and watch out for bad weather, however, and keep in mind that Beartooth Highway and Dunraven Pass (Tower to Canyon) close on October 15th and all park roads close to the public at 8AM on November 4th (except from the North Entrance to Upper Mammoth Terrace and Mammoth via Tower Junction to Northeast Entrance). A great fall destination as well, Jackson
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Big Sky Resort Hole provides breathtaking fall colors, thanks to the abundant deciduous trees. Chico Hot Springs is always fun for a day of soaking and culinary delight, whether you choose to eat at the grill or in the dining room. Overnights here are also memorable and fall specials are regularly advertised. Hunters are excitedly gearing up for what they hope to be a successful season. The hiking and biking are also fun at this time of year, but wear bright colors and be aware of your surroundings. Hunters abound, as do bears in hyperphagia that are trying to pack on weight before hibernation. November tends to be that month when, in all hopes, the snow is flying. It is also a time when we are in limbo as far as outdoor activities are concerned. You can no longer do the summer and fall activities, but you can’t yet engage in the winter activities, as, usually, not enough snow has fallen. Enjoy the rest and relaxation. Winter will soon be here – settled in for a good four months – and we will all be busy skiing every weekend and every other chance we get. So, for now, enjoy fall and all this wonderful time of year brings. Partake in those fall pastimes and enjoy the cool, crisp weather (and increasingly biting mornings, a harbinger of winter). Hike, bike, fish, jump in the leaves, listen to the elk bugle, take day trips to different places. Drink apple cider and cozy up in front of a fire at night. Winter will soon be here.
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MEADOW VILLAGE CENTER
Horse Of A Different Color will be open daily through the off season M-F 10-5 Sunday 11-5. They have lots of new merchandise coming in daily please stop by and check us out for your holiday shopping! OZssage Spa OZssage would like to introduce you to you to Intraceuticals Oxygen Treatments. Come Experience a facial and transform the way you look and feel this season. This unique skincare treatment advances moisture binding hyaluromic, vitamins, and antioxidants into the skin via topical hyperbaric oxygen. The skin instantly feels rejuvenated with improved firmness and a noticeable lift for age defying results! A $50 booking fee will hold your appointment and may be used towards a futures Intraceuticals service or package. The treatment will be Thus, Sep 19 from 1pm to 7pm. Town Center El Patron Cocina Y Cantina will be open through the off season. They will, however be closed from October 15 - 23. El Patron is open from 11:00 am - 9:00 pm for food and open even later for drinks. You can enjoy El Patron every day except Monday. Make sure to check out some of their new lunch items. All of their food is made from scratch in their kitchen and they would love to share their traditional and authentic Mexican food with the Big Sky community. Aaron Hecht would like to personally thank everyone for supporting and welcoming El Patron to Big Sky. Go on in and see them soon! Grizzly Outfitters is having a Spring/Summer clothing sale and select items are 40% OFF right now! Choppers is open every day at 11:30am and on Sundays at 11am for football. They have great food and drink specials during NFL games! Creighton Block Gallery is hosting a Wine Tasting every Thursday night from 4:30-7pm. Chat with Colin about the wonderful fine art in his 3 intimate gallery spaces. Enjoy a glass of exceptional red wine too!! Amazon launched a new online fine art gallery, and Town Center's Creighton Block Gallery is one of more than 100 galleries that are featured in Amazon's new venture. Creighton Block is working to acquire more limited edition prints because they believe those will be most likely to sell online. Visit their website: creightonblockgallery.com Get Saucy with the Gourmet Gals fall cooking series 2013. Tuesdays 6-8 pm, $20 per class, and BYOB. To reserve your spot call or text Nancy at 406-570-3616 or drop by the store. Ever wonder why that simple roast chicken or steak tastes so amazing in a restaurant? You will make quick and fabulous pan sauces that you can make any day of the week. Big Sky Life will be closed from September 16th - November 15th for the off season. Open by appointment only. Please contact Laura lauraschneider@bozemanaudi.com if you would like to set up an appointment to view their merchandise during this time. Be sure to stop by opening day, November 16th to see all of their fabulous new merchandise for the winter season! East Slope Outdoors: One of Big Sky's oldest independently-run fly fishing and ski shops is moving to the Big Sky Town Center! Their new space is being built next to Ousel & Spur Pizza Co. They will continue to focus on providing top-notch customer service and local knowledge while offering an expanded full-service retail outdoor shop and rental programs. The new shop will open Sunday Dec1. In preparation for the move, a store-wide MOVING SALE on all fishing gear, skis, boots, and more is now in progress at their Highway 191 location, 100 yards south of the Big Sky stoplight. Visit eastslopeoutdoors.com for more information. WEST FORK MEADOW Santosha Wellness Center The Ins and Outs of the Community Cleanse at Santosha Wellness Center Sep 25 at 7:30pm. Join Callie Stolz, C.A.S., Clinical Ayurvedic Specialist and Panch Karma (cleansing) Specialist, at Santosha Wellness Center to learn more about why a doing a cleanse as the season changes is so important to our health and how it can help us to reboot our digestive system and refresh our body, mind and soul. Learn some of the basics of the ancient healing art of Ayurveda and how it pertains to cleansing and tuning into our individual needs during the cleansing process. Community cleanse is Oct 2-15 and the early bird price ends September 18th. For more information or to sign up visit www.santoshabigsky.com
Ophir School Scoop 10/2 - Walk to school day. Meet at Bucks T-4 at 8:15 10/3, 10, 24, & 11/7 - Love and Logic parenting class. 6-8 pm in the community library. Taught by Lori Swenson. 10/8 - Winter Clothing Exchange at Choppers contact Kris Tinnin for more information dwinbigsky@gmail.com 10/9 - K-8 Vision Screening at school 10/15 - Parent Advisory Group - all K-12 parents are invited to attend 6:30 in the WMPAC. Presented by Mr. House 10/16 - PSAT for juniors 10/17 & 10/18 - Montana Educators Association weekend - No School 10/21 - 11/13 - Monday's and Wednesday's at 3:45 -4:45 K-4 intramural basketball. 10/25 - Child Find - Pre-school developmental screening at the school 8:30 - 2:30 call Mrs. LaDawn for an appointment 995-4281 x 200 (I'm attaching a flyer for that too). 11/1 - PIR No School 11/5-11/7 - Book Fair in the Bough Dolan Athletic Center Gym 11/8 - Veterans Day Assembly 11/13 - Picture re-takes and fall/winter sports pictures, K-8 ski pass pictures 11/27 - 1/2 day of school, out at 11:35 11/28 - 11/29 - Thanksgiving, no school
BSCC News Greetings! As summer winds down we want to take the time to update you on several exciting projects taking place and thank you for your support.
South Fork Trail System The BSCC is pleased to announce that we have received nearly 8 miles of trail easements for the benefit and use of the public. The easements were donated by the Simkins family, who had the foresight to include trail planning early in their land development process and land disposition over the years. We mapped these easements during the summer and we are currently working on a Request for Proposal for building strategic sections of the trail. The trails generally connect the Town Center to Ousel Falls on the south side of the South Fork River and include various loops on more gentle terrain than is often found in Big Sky. This will be a huge benefit for locals and tourists alike. Mapping our Mountain to Meadow Trail We continue to work hard at mapping and determining the correct alignment for the Mountain to Meadow trail which will connect the Resorts to the community via a footpath. The mapping work is taking place this fall and we hope to begin work on securing easements throughout the winter. Park Improvements The BSCC is going vertical! We are currently under construction on a pavilion in the community park between the softball fields. The pavilion includes restroom facilities, a concession area and a large , overhang area for picnic tables and relief from the sun on those hot summer days! Thank you to Resort Tax and BSCC Gala attendees for helping us make this building a reality! You may have noticed that we added two climbing boulders to the boulder garden in the park, along with landscaping, sod, irrigation and pathways . Thank you to Rotary Club of Big Sky and Resort Tax for your help with this project. Gala Recap We had another successful Gala on the 27th of July this year! The Gala sold out quickly and attendees enjoyed a delicious dinner and fine wines along with an excellent band. Thank you to all who came out to support this great event! Congratulations to Krista Mach BSCC's first Volunteer of the Year. Krista spends countless hours making BSCC a better organization by chairing the Parks Committee, being a Softball board member, helping BSCC with administrative tasks, and more. Thank you Krista! We couldn't do it without you! Warren Miller Performing Arts Center Big Sky Community Theatre wants YOU to audition for their next production: Four Shorts on the Holiday Season, to be performed Friday, December 20th, and Saturday, December 21st* at the Warren Miller Performing Arts Center. We all remember the riotous inaugural production of Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest, and now the Community Theatre group will be presenting 4 Short Plays on the common theme of the Holiday Season, featuring works by Thornton Wilder, Rich Orloff, and more.
Big Sky Monthly • October/November 2013 Auditions are open to the community, and will be held Thursday, October 10th at the Warren Miller Performing Arts Center from 6:00 to 10:00 p.m. If you are interested, please contact John Zirkle or Jeremy Harder at johnzirkle@gmail.com and jharder@bssd72.org. For the audition, please prepare a 1-3 minute monologue and be prepared to read from one of the short-play scripts. Museum of the Rockies Welcome to Yellowstone Curated by MOR's own Michael Fox, this fascinating exhibit presents Yellowstone National Park's thrilling history as America's foremost tourist destination. Welcome to Yellowstone! is highlighted with artifacts from the Museum's Hamilton-Povah Yellowstone Collection, acquired from Eleanor Povah in 2009, as well as artifacts, photographs and movie footage from the National Park Service and other historical collections. The exhibit traces the ways in which visitors traveled to and from the park, where they stayed and where they played during the golden age of American tourism. Be sure to plan your visit for this engaging look at Yellowstone National Park and the remarkable history that exists right in our own backyard. The exhibit will be shown from Sep 21 to Jan 26 in the main gallery during regular business hours. The Northern Rocky Mountain Economic Development District (nrmedd.org) invites you to participate in a new program designed to connect Gallatin County businesses with a variety of local business assistance programs and providers. If your company or non-profit organization is located within Gallatin County, this is your opportunity to access a unique network of business resources including health and workforce questions; fees are either no cost, nominal or customized for your company. Select this link research.net/s/betterbiz to get started Some quick examples: Need financing - You will meet the people that have the money;
Small business - Learn the basics of running a small business; Employee training - Schedule your staff for customer service and other course offerings; Social Media - See how social media can work for your business; Strategic Planning - Meet face-to-face with experts and build a business strategy; Maximize your internet presence - get Google analytics and optimize your site; New Products - Get help with product launches and management; Equity Money - Learn how to find a co-founder with money and ideas for your company; Taxes/Accounting - Schedule one-on-one help or send your employees to a class; Legal Questions - Quick answers for patents, intellectual property, and other issues; Workplace Efficiency - get help with workflow and workspace planning; Information on the Affordable Care Act or employee services including childcare, housing and transportation; Leadership for CEO's and managers - get help with motivational speaking, board management, corporate governance. Next Step - enter this link research.net/s/betterbiz and choose your options. Here you will find the talent and technology to address your specific business needs. Choose from a range of solutions including personalized services and high-value classes. This project is offered by the Northern Rocky Mountain Economic Development District (www.nrmedd.org) and is a partnership with the City of Bozeman and other key organizations. There are also more than 20 top business consultants that comprise the District's Team of Professionals (TOPs Team); their professional services are available to help grow your business. Organizational partners of this initiative include the City of Bozeman, the Montana Community Development Corporation, Montana Job Service, Montana Manufacturing Extension Center, Prospera Business Network, Gallatin College, the Bozeman Area Chamber, the Big Sky Chamber, Belgrade Chamber, the West Yellowstone Chamber, Start-up Bozeman and the Downtown Bozeman Partnership. Email info@ NRMEDD.org with any questions.
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ONGOING Movies at Lone Peak Cinema Daily. Lonepeakcinema.com Live Music at Ousel & Spur (Fridays) Ousel & Spur Pizza Co. has live music every Friday evening from 9pm-11pm featuring local musicians. Pop in for great music, drink specials and more! Wine Tastings Creighton Block Gallery every Thursday from 4:30 to 7pm. Chat with Colin about the wonderful fine art in his three intimate galleries. Enjoy a glass of exceptional red wine too! Get Saucy with the Gourmet Gals' fall cooking series 2013. Tuesdays from 6-8 pm, the price is only $20 per class, and BYOB. To reserve your spot call or text Nancy at 406-570-3616 Live Music on Monday nights with Lindsay Newton at Lone Mountain Ranch from 7pm-9pm. lonemountainranch.com Santosha Ballet Class with Jennifer Waters Join Jennifer Waters for ballet on Sunday mornings at 10:00 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. This class is a basic class for all levels and focuses on core work, stretching, and basic technique. www. santoshabigsky.com
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OCTOBER 17: Valhalla, Sweetgrass Productions’ fourth feature film, is the tale of one man’s search to rediscover the freedom of his youth. October 17 at the Lone Peak Cinema with shows at 6pm and 9pm. sweetgrass-productions.com
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Welcome to Yellowstone Exhibit at the Museum of the Rockies Curated by Museum of the Rockies's own Michael Fox, this fascinating exhibit presents Yellowstone National Park's thrilling history as America's foremost tourist destination. Welcome to Yellowstone! is highlighted with artifacts from the Museum's Hamilton-Povah Yellowstone Collection, acquired from Eleanor Povah in 2009, as well as artifacts, photographs and movie footage from the National Park Service and other historical collections. The exhibit traces the ways in which visitors traveled to and from the park, where they stayed and where the played during the golden age of American tourism. Be sure to plan your visit for this engaging look at Yellowstone National Park and the remarkable history that exists right in our own backyard. Exhibition themes, artifacts and historical collections explore: Entrepreneurs in Yellowstone Park, The Visitor Experience and the Park, American Indians in Yellowstone, Transportation and Making the Park Accessible, and The National Park Ideal. www.museumoftherockies.org
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Open to over the snow tours on Dec. 15 Nov 6 The Friends of the Library Used Book Sale The Friends of the Library Used Book Sale is scheduled for Wednesday, Nov. 6 from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Thursday, Nov. 7 from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. This is a great time to stock up on your winter reading! www.bigskylibrary.org Nov 16 Teton Gravity Research "Way of Life" Ski Movie Premiere at Lone Peak Cinema. Two Showings: 6:00pm & 9:00pm Nov 27 Matchstick Productions' "McConkey" Ski Movie Premiere “McConkey” is a heartfelt examination of the legacy one athlete left to the progression of his sports, and the path he paved to conquer his dreams. Shane McConkey is revered as a pioneer of freeskiing and ski-BASE jumping, and through his talent and ability to use his trademark irreverent humor, he inspired countless lives. In a new film from Red Bull Media House in association with Matchstick Productions, “McConkey” celebrates the life of one of the world’s ultimate innovators. Lone Peak Cinema. Two Showings: 6:00pm & 9:00pm. http://mcconkeymovie.com/ Nov 28 Big Sky Resort - Opening Day www.bigskyresort.com Please be sure to check on line at visitbigsky. com or bigskytowncenter.com for additional listings.
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Wmpac Debut Season Planned World-Class Entertainment for New Venue With the construction of Big Sky's first performing art center complete, the exciting work of creating a debut season for the stateof-the-art facility is well underway for Warren Miller Artistic Director John Zirkle. The mission: Presenting world class evening offerings from December through April that will match the world class ski options that Big Sky residents and guests have come to expect.” Although Zirkle isn’t releasing the exact details of the season yet, which will be announced in early November, he says: “What we are presenting is a truly original, responsive season of events that I believe will help foster the growth of our community of confident performers and inspired audiences.” The season will include ten acts, including several which are cooperative ventures with The Arts Council of Big Sky. The line-up is diverse, a mix of movement, music, theater and spoken word. It is, Zirkle says, “adventurous programming” which nonetheless will appeal to all. “I think it is the responsibility of any performing arts venue to push the boundaries of what performing arts means,” says Zirkle, “which doesn’t mean these acts are inaccessible—I anticipate much of our programming to find a significant family audience.”
The internationally known acts include performing companies from Minneapolis, Chicago, New York and abroad. Needless to say, says Zirkle, ‘this kind of ambitious line up is not inexpensive.” That’s why a significant part of Zirkle’s job is not just to devise an interesting, inspiring season but also to find a way to fund it outside of simple ticket sales. “It almost goes without saying that the cost of bringing in internationally recognized artists is not insignificant,” says Zirkle. Sponsorship opportunities begin at $5,000, and Zirkle is
hoping the enthusiasm has shown thus far for building WMPAC will continue to build its programming. “Sponsorships will directly impact ticket prices and help make all of the events accessible to everyone in the community,” says Zirkle. To find out more about sponsorship opportunities, reach out to Zirkle at Johnzirkle@ gmail.com. One immediate perk of sponsorship: Some distinct hints about exactly what fantastic acts will be here next winter.
BSSEF November Kick-Off Event: Don’t miss this exciting informational day On November 16th from 9 am until 3 pm, the season will kick off with an actionpacked day of events held at Buck’s T-4. The day will target all programs, Alpine, Nordic and Freeride, with an informational community meeting on the various programs especially geared towards prospective members being held from 10 am until 12 pm. Alpine members will receive their team jackets. There will be baseline testing held for U16s and above. Members can meet with their coaches and obtain information regarding the upcoming season. There will be an equipment seminar, as well as a chance to review the season’s schedule. It will give athletes a chance to reconnect with teammates, and there will be sports psychologist available to talk with
the season and find out about equipment needs, as well as much more. For more information, contact Jeremy Ueland at bigskysef@yahoo. com or at (406) 579-7005.
parents and athletes. Don’t miss this exciting kick off to the ski season! It’s the perfect opportunity to acquire all the info you need for the upcoming season, and to “talk shop”, review the ski events for
Following the BSSEF Kickoff Event is Family Night at Grizzly Outfitters. From 2 pm-6 pm, head over to Grizzly with your skier(s) to get outfitted with new gear for the season, or have your old gear checked for safety. Youth race skis are available for lease by registered YSL participants. Following team night, Grizzly Outfitters will be playing a new TGR ski movie at Lone Peak Cinema across the street. Tickets will be sold at the door.
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