Living in a college town has its unique charm, and in Montana, it brings an array of perks that make places like Missoula, Bozeman, Kalispell, and Billings some of the best places to live. These towns, home to the University of Montana, Montana State University, Flathead Valley Community College, MSU-Billings and Rocky Mountain College respectively, offer a vibrant lifestyle enriched by the presence of higher education institutions. 56 Boom Time Way | Bozeman, MT | 4 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms | 4,410 Sq FtMLS# 39... read more

In Montana, Missoula and Bozeman reflect the best that a university can bring to a city: a continual curiosity, a diversity of voices, a never-ending calendar of things to do, and, of course, a full slate of teams to root for. Both the Montana Grizzlies and the Montana State Bobcats play in the Big Sky Conference and any time they face off against one another, the energy and excitement of a Cat-Griz matchup is a winning ticket!   This year, Missoula is hosting the rivalry game, and Saturday’s matchup com... read more

Montana’s live music scene thrives throughout the year. The advent of winter simply means that live entertainment moves from music festivals and outdoor patios to indoor music venues. Local musicians and traveling bands continue to perform here throughout all four seasons, providing a great entertainment option when temperatures drop and the daylight hours shorten. Montana boasts many excellent and notable entertainment venues, one in its first season and one marking its 101st birthday.   The Wachholz Ce... read more

There are so many reasons for moving to Montana. Or moving from Montana. Or for selling a piece of Whitefish real estate and picking up a house in Bozeman. Sometimes we need more space, sometimes it’s a desire for a change of scenery. Job transfers or a newfound ability to work from anywhere find us thinking about relocation. Maybe you’ve realized a lifelong dream and you’re ready to own a vacation home. These reasons can take you across the world as easily as they could take you across your homet... read more

“Poets talk about “spots of time,” but it is really fishermen who experience eternity compressed into a moment. No one can tell what a spot of time is until suddenly the whole world is a fish and the fish is gone.”-Norman Maclean, A River Runs Through It and Other StoriesNobody captures the beauty and agony of fly fishing like Montana-raised author Norman Maclean. Most of the fishing in his novella took place on the Big Blackfoot River, which joins the Clark Fork on the eastern edge of Mis... read more