Big Sky Farmers Market

Experience a beloved mountain tradition featuring over 100 vendors. You’ll find fresh Montana produce, professional artisans, and delicious local food trucks. It’s the perfect mid-week spot to grab a souvenir or a quick dinner.

Wednesdays, June 10–September 23 | 5:00–8:00pm

More Info: bigskyfarmersmarket.com

 

Music in the Mountains

This free community concert series brings world-class touring artists like The National Parks and Pinky and the Floyd to the stage. Bring a blanket and some lawn chairs to enjoy live music with Lone Peak as the backdrop.

Thursdays, June 25–September 3 | Park opens at 6:00pm; Music at 6:30pm

More Info: bigskyarts.org

 

Running of the Bulls Trail Race

Part of "Big Sky’s…

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At ERA Landmark, we’ve always believed that a home is more than just the four walls you live in—it’s the community that surrounds you. In Big Sky, that community is about to get a major cultural upgrade.

We are thrilled to share the news about the Big Sky Center for the Arts, a visionary project led by the Arts Council of Big Sky. This world-class facility is set to become the "creative heart" of our mountain town, offering a dedicated space where art, culture, and community connect.

A Space for Everyone

For years, Big Sky has punched above its weight class in terms of talent and events, from the Music in the Mountains series to local gallery showcases. However, the community has long lacked a year-round, purpose-built venue to house these…

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Why does real estate in Bozeman, Big Sky, Livingston, and Ennis behave differently than the rest of the U.S.?

Because this is a supply-constrained, lifestyle-driven market with steady in-migration, it tends to adjust more gradually than national housing cycles rather than rise and fall in sharp swings.

A Market That Doesn’t Mirror National Headlines

If you’re relocating to Southwest Montana, it’s easy to assume local real estate will follow the same patterns you’re seeing in national news.

But markets like Bozeman, Big Sky, Livingston, and Ennis often move on a different timeline.

While broader U.S. conditions—interest rates, inflation, economic uncertainty—do influence buyer behavior, they don’t impact this region…

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Join ERA Landmark for Give Big 2026: Investing in the Place We Call Home

At ERA Landmark, we don’t just sell homes in the Gallatin Valley; we live, work, and raise our families here. We know that what makes Bozeman, Belgrade, and Big Sky truly special isn't just the mountain views—it’s the incredible network of nonprofits that support our neighbors and protect our Montana way of life.

That’s why we are proud to participate in Give Big Gallatin Valley 2026, and we’re inviting you to join our mission to strengthen our community.

Quick Facts: Give Big 2026

  • The Window: 6:00 PM Thursday, April 30 – 6:00 PM Friday, May 1.

  • 100% Impact: Thanks to the Jill and Nicholas Woodman Foundation, this year is 100% fee-free. Every cent of your…

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As the high-alpine sun begins to soften and the "corn snow" season takes over, Big Sky shifts from the peak of winter into a season of high-altitude celebration. Spring in Big Sky is an experience unlike anywhere else in Montana—where you can spend your morning carving turns on Lone Peak and your afternoon enjoying world-class modern dance or a slopeside concert at 9,000 feet. This year, the season is defined by the high-octane energy of the IFSA Freeride Qualifiers and the legendary return of the Pond Skim. Whether you’re a local resident or visiting for the final laps of the season, here is your essential guide to community and culture in Big Sky.

TL;DR: Big Sky’s spring 2026 season features the IFSA Freeride World Tour Qualifiers (March 27–28), the…

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If you’re planning to build a home or develop property in Montana, the way you think about your water source just changed. Following the 2025 Legislative session, several major updates—including House Bill 681—have officially reshaped how small groundwater wells (often called "exempt wells") are managed across the state.

Whether you are a homeowner, a developer, or a buyer, here is what you need to know to stay compliant and protect your property’s water future.

1. The Two-Stage Filing Process

The biggest change is the shift from a single filing to a two-stage process. Starting January 1, 2026, you can no longer simply drill a well and report it later.

  • Step 1: Notice of Intent (NOI): Before you even start your project, you must file a…

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Jazz in the Library Series

Bozeman Public Library

Weekly through the 25th

 

Bozeman Symphony Free Community Concert

Wilson Auditorium

2/21

 

Winter Crazy Days

Downtown Bozeman

2/20 - 2/26

 

Bridger Brewskis and Spurs

Three Forks Bridger Brewing

2/28 - 3/1

 

Used Book Sale

Bozeman Public Library

2/21

Big Sky

Weekly Music and Apres

Big Sky Resort

Friday - Sunday through March 1

 

Fat Ice Race

Vintage and Modern Car Racing at Moonlight Basin

2/26 - 2/28

 

Shedhorn Skimo Race

Mountaineering Race - Big Sky Resort

2/21

 

Livingston

Boots N Buckles Ball

Community Dance and Fundraiser - Park County Fair Grounds

2/14

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The short answer is that local markets are steady, active, and increasingly distinct by location. While market conditions matter, the data continues to support a long standing truth in real estate. The best time to buy or sell is when it makes sense for your life, your work, and your long term plans.

This overview reflects recent market insights shared by ERA Landmark Real Estate Owner Broker Robyn Erlenbush, drawn directly from Big Sky Country MLS data and her recent presentations to both real estate professionals and local business leaders.

Markets Matter, But So Do Personal Timelines

Across Southwest Montana, housing markets are no longer moving in lockstep. Inventory levels, pricing, and buyer behavior vary significantly by community.

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Economic Outlook 2026: What Southwest Montana’s Shifting Landscape Means for Your Next Move

Our team recently attended the 2026 BBER Economic Outlook Seminar, and the insights shared have profound implications for anyone looking to buy or sell real estate in Southwest Montana this year. While the state’s economy is "cooling off" from the record-breaking surges of the early 2020s, the unique dynamics of our region—specifically Gallatin, Madison, and Park counties—continue to tell a story of resilience and strategic opportunity.

Here is a high-level review of the key economic shifts and what they mean for our local real estate market.

1. The "Aftermath" of the Surge: A Balanced Reset

Economists highlighted that we have officially moved into a…

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As we turn the page on another year, we at ERA Landmark are filled with gratitude for the incredible journey we've shared with our clients. From helping hundreds of individuals achieve their home-buying or selling dreams to making a positive impact on our local communities, we've had an outstanding year that we are proud to share with you. We are deeply thankful for the trust you've placed in us and are excited to continue supporting your real estate goals in the new year.

Helping People Reach Their Real Estate Goals

In 2025, we proudly helped over 400 people turn their real estate dreams into reality. Whether you were a first-time homebuyer, a seasoned investor, or someone looking to sell their property, we were there for you every step of the…

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