What does it mean to support the communities you serve in Southwest Montana?
It means showing up consistently—by supporting local organizations, volunteering time, and contributing to events like Give Big that strengthen the places you live and work.

A Community-First Approach to Real Estate

When you think about real estate in Southwest Montana—whether in Bozeman, Livingston, Big Sky, or Ennis—it’s easy to focus on home prices, inventory, and interest rates. Those matter. But they’re only part of the picture.

What often matters more is what happens beyond the transaction.

The schools your neighbors attend. The trails you walk. The arts organizations you visit. The nonprofits that quietly support families across the region.

At ERA Landmark…

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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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Whether you’re a long-time local or looking to make the Gallatin Valley your home, there is no better way to experience the "flavor" of our community than Downtown Bozeman Restaurant Week.

As real estate experts, we know that people don't just buy a house; they buy a lifestyle. The 6th Annual Restaurant Week—running from April 27 to May 3, 2026—is a perfect example of why Bozeman is such a desirable place to live.

 

What is Bozeman Restaurant Week?

Sponsored by the Downtown Bozeman Association, this seven-day culinary celebration highlights the incredible chefs, bakers, and mixologists that make our downtown core a regional destination.

 

In late April, as we transition from the winter ski season into the lush Montana spring, our local…

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Museum of the Rockies in Bozeman: What’s Happening, What to See, and Why You Should Visit

What’s happening at the Museum of the Rockies right now, and why should you make time to visit?
You’ll find rotating exhibits like the traveling frog exhibition, family-friendly programs, and year-round events that make it easy to connect with the Bozeman community. Whether you live here or you’re visiting, it’s one of the most accessible and engaging cultural stops in Southwest Montana.

A Local Gem in Bozeman You Shouldn’t Overlook

If you live in or are spending time in Bozeman, you’ve likely heard of the Museum of the Rockies. But it’s easy to underestimate just how much is happening there at any given time.

As longtime supporters, we at ERA Landmark…

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Gallatin Valley Food Bank: How It Supports Food Security in Bozeman and Southwest Montana

How does the Gallatin Valley Food Bank support food security in Bozeman and Southwest Montana?
The Gallatin Valley Food Bank provides emergency food assistance, nutrition programs, and community partnerships that help ensure neighbors across the region have reliable access to food. As part of HRDC’s broader network of services, it connects people to resources that support both immediate needs and long-term stability.

A Community Resource in Southwest Montana

In a growing region like Bozeman and the Gallatin Valley, access to affordable food can be a challenge for many households. Rising housing costs, seasonal employment, and changing economic conditions…

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As the Madison River begins its famous spring transformation, the town of Ennis serves as the warm, welcoming heart of the valley. Known primarily as a fly-fishing mecca, Ennis in the spring is a time of quiet anticipation and local tradition. While the "big water" starts to hum with early-season anglers, the town itself fills with community bingo nights, library workshops, and the highly anticipated Tap into Ennis festival. Whether you're here to wade into the legendary Upper Madison or simply to enjoy the hospitality of Main Street, spring in Ennis offers a slow-paced, authentic Montana experience that feels like coming home.

TL;DR: Ennis’s spring 2026 season features the American Legion Winter Bingo (March 10), the Brilliance Riviera Nights Bingo…

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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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As the winds of the Paradise Valley begin to mellow, Livingston sheds its winter layers to reveal a spring season brimming with local art, community storytelling, and that classic Park County charm. While the big-city energy of Bozeman is just over the pass, spring in Livingston offers a more intimate connection to the makers and performers who call this wind-swept town home. This year, the season is anchored by milestones like the 30th anniversary of a Broadway masterpiece at the Shane Center and the return of community favorites like the Pine Creek Brew Fest. Whether you're heading to a lecture at the library or a staged reading at the Blue Slipper, here is your essential guide to experiencing spring in Livingston.

TL;DR: Livingston’s spring 2026…

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This spring, the city sheds its winter coat to host everything from dirt-kicking arena action to sophisticated downtown dining and world-class theater. Whether you are a local looking to reconnect with the community or a visitor seeking the authentic Montana experience beyond the ski slopes, the months of March, April, and May offer a packed calendar of local flavor. From the historic stage of The Ellen Theatre to artisan-filled markets, here is your ultimate guide to experiencing the best of Bozeman this spring.

TL;DR: Bozeman’s spring 2026 season features the MSU Spring Rodeo (April 13-15), Downtown Restaurant Week (April 27-30), and the Shane Center’s production of RENT (March 13-22).

March 

March is a busy month for the arts and local…

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The History of St. Patrick’s Day in Butte, Montana

Why Butte, Montana Became One of the Most Irish Cities in America

Every March, the streets of Butte, Montana turn green as thousands gather to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. What might look like a lively modern festival is actually a tradition more than a century old—one deeply connected to the city’s Irish heritage, mining history, and strong sense of community.

The Irish Roots of Butte

To understand why St. Patrick’s Day is so important in Butte, you have to go back to the late 1800s. During the mining boom, Butte—known as the “Richest Hill on Earth”—attracted thousands of immigrants seeking work in its copper mines. Among them were large numbers of Irish immigrants who arrived looking for…

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