September Music in the Park Brings Live Music to Ennis

September in Ennis offers that perfect transition between summer and fall—warm afternoons, cooler evenings and beautiful views across the Madison Valley. This year, residents and visitors can enjoy the final weeks of the season outdoors during the Ennis Music in the Park Summer Concert Series.

Hosted by the Ennis Chamber of Commerce, Music in the Park brings free live music to Peter T’s Park every Thursday evening from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Pack a picnic, bring a blanket or lawn chair and settle in for an evening of music in the heart of downtown Ennis. The concerts are free and open to the public.

September 2026 Music in the Park Schedule

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September 3 | 5:30–7:30 p.m.

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New Places to Explore in Livingston, Montana

Livingston’s local business scene continues to grow, bringing fresh energy to the community while holding onto the creativity and independent spirit that make this town so special. From a new wine bar inside the historic Livingston Depot to energizing drinks, local goods and a creative space inspired by the modern West, here are a few new places to discover around Livingston.

Caviste Wine Bar

One of Livingston’s newest gathering places, Caviste Wine Bar, recently opened inside the historic Livingston Depot. The setting alone makes it worth a visit: the Depot’s railroad architecture and history provide a distinctive backdrop for an evening out.

Caviste describes itself as a “legacy wine bar,”…

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A River Runs Through It Makes Its World Premiere in Bozeman

One of Montana’s most treasured stories will take on a new life this September when Opera Montana presents the world premiere of A River Runs Through It at The Ellen Theatre in downtown Bozeman.

The production celebrates the 50th anniversary of Norman Maclean’s beloved 1976 novella, bringing its unforgettable themes of family, faith, love, loss and fly-fishing to the operatic stage. Performances are scheduled for September 18–20 and September 24–27, 2026.

A Montana Story Reimagined

Set in early 20th-century Montana, A River Runs Through It follows brothers Norman and Paul Maclean as they grow up—and grow apart—in a family where faith and fly-fishing are deeply intertwined.

Although…

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Fall Home Maintenance Checklist for Southwest Montana Homeowners

Fall in Southwest Montana never seems to last quite long enough. One week brings golden leaves and crisp mornings; the next can bring freezing temperatures and the season’s first real snowfall. Taking care of a few important home maintenance projects now can help protect your property, improve energy efficiency and prevent expensive surprises once winter settles in.

Whether you live in Bozeman, Big Sky, Ennis, Livingston or somewhere in between, use this fall home maintenance checklist to get your home ready for the colder months ahead.

1. Clean Gutters and Check Downspouts

Clear leaves, pine needles and other debris from gutters before snow and ice arrive. Clogged gutters can…

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Fall Events in Livingston: September–November 2026

Fall is a special time in Livingston. As the summer crowds begin to slow and the leaves change along the Yellowstone River, the community calendar stays busy with live music, theatre, art, film, downtown celebrations, and plenty of local traditions. Here are some of the events to put on your calendar in Livingston this fall.

September

September 3–6 & September 10–13

Livingston Fringe Festival

Catch two weekends of creative performances and events at venues throughout Livingston during this annual celebration of independent performing arts. (Explore Livingston)

September 4

Montana Shakespeare in the Parks: The Merchant of Venice

Enjoy a free outdoor performance of Shakespeare’s The…

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Fall Events in Ennis: September–November 2026

Fall in Ennis means golden views of the Madison Range, cooler days along the river, live music, hunting season traditions, and plenty of opportunities to support the local community. From the final outdoor concerts of summer to the annual Hunters Feed and Shop Small Weekend, here are some events to put on your calendar in Ennis this fall.

September

September 1 - Axolotl Lake Tour

Join the Madison Conservation District and special guests for an interpretive hike exploring local wildlife, conservation efforts, and the history of the Axolotl Lakes area. (madisoncd.net)

September 3 - Music in the Park: Ryan Little Eagle

Bring a chair or blanket to Peter T’s Park for a free evening of live music…

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Fall Events in Big Sky: September–November 2026

Fall in Big Sky brings golden aspens, crisp mountain air, fewer crowds, and a calendar full of reasons to enjoy the season. September is especially busy, with outdoor concerts, festivals, mountain races, food and wine, and farmers markets, while October and November offer a quieter mix of arts and community activities. Here are some of the events happening around Big Sky this fall.

September

September 2, 9, 16, 23 & 30 - Big Sky Fall Farmers Market

Shop seasonal produce, locally made goods, food, and artisan products during the September edition of the Big Sky Farmers Market at Town Center Plaza.

September 3 - Music in the Mountains: The Iron Maidens

Close out the 2026 Music in the…

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Fall Events in Bozeman: September–November 2026

Fall in Bozeman brings crisp mornings, changing leaves, Bobcat football, live music, arts and culture, and plenty of reasons to get out and enjoy the community. Whether you’re looking for a Saturday at Bobcat Stadium, a night at the symphony, a family outing, or something new at Museum of the Rockies, here are some of the events to look forward to around Bozeman this fall.

September

September 3 - A River Runs Through It: Page to Stage

Get a preview of Opera Montana’s new A River Runs Through It at the MSU Duck Pond, featuring music from the opera alongside readings from Norman Maclean’s novella. (Opera Montana)

September 5 - MSU Bobcat Football: Gold Rush vs. Butler

Kick off the Bobcats’…

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Our Take After a Week Learning From the Rest of the Country

Our team just spent a few days at Inman Connect in San Diego, one of the biggest gatherings in real estate, alongside agents, brokers, and economists from around the country. We came home with a lot of notes and a few strong opinions about where things are heading nationally. But the question we kept asking ourselves the whole flight home was simple: what does any of this actually mean for Bozeman, Belgrade, Livingston, Big Sky, and the rest of Southwest Montana?

Here is our take.

The national mood: uncertain, not stuck

One of the more useful ideas we heard came from an economist who put it plainly: buyers aren't stuck right…

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We're excited to welcome Mary Ann to the ERA Landmark team.

Before starting her career in real estate, Mary Ann spent the past decade working as a Landman, negotiating and managing land purchases and sales across the country. That experience gave her a strong foundation in real estate, sharp negotiation skills, and a genuine appreciation for what it takes to help people make confident decisions about one of the biggest investments of their lives.

For Mary Ann, real estate has always been about more than transactions. It's about finding the place where life happens. Whether you're buying your first home, selling your current one, or searching for the perfect property, she's committed to making the process smooth, informed, and enjoyable.

Mary Ann…

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