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Whether you're seeking nature's serenity or pulse-pounding excitement, try Bozeman - it's good for the heart and soul.
- Bozeman City, Montana continues to attract new residents due to quality of life factors, scenery, and nearby recreation.
- The economy in Bozeman is based on agriculture, tourism and the technological industry.
- The community is close to many outdoor activity opportunities, historical sites and museums, and has several cultural yearly events.
Population
Bozeman Montana had a reported population of 27,509 at the time of the 2000 census. It is now reported to have a population of nearly 40,000. Bozeman is the fifth largest city in the state.
Economy
While Bozeman grew at a fairly rapid pace in comparison to the rest of Montana for the past 40 years; in recent years, Bozeman experienced significant growth. The city continues to attract new residents due to quality of life factors, scenery, and nearby recreation.
Bozeman's economy is supported in part by agriculture but tourism and the technological industry are also part of the big three.
One in every 10 new businesses formed in Montana was formed in Gallatin County which makes the Bozeman area one of the largest for business growth in the state.
Bozeman is also home to Montana State University, which was established in 1893. Because of these two things, Bozeman in the Gallatin Valley remains a strong community for large and small business alike.
Lifestyle
Bozeman City offers big city amenities with a small town feel. The town consists of an eclectic group of ranchers, artists, businessmen and women, farmers, students, and entrepreneurs.
Activities
There is a plethora of year around activities such as hiking, skiing, fishing, biking, camping and all kinds of outdoor recreation. Just 10 miles from the Gallatin National Forest, the possibilities for adventure are endless. For a taste of history and the outdoors, you can visit Yellowstone National Park.
You can also further your education or train for a new career with one of the many programs offered by Montana State University.
Community and Cultural Events
Culturally, this community in southwest Montana offers easy access to historical sites such as the Lewis and Clark Trail, events such as Hatchfest and the Sweet Pea Festival, Shakespeare in the Parks and the incredible Museum of the Rockies.
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Befrienders, Reaching Out Across Generations, has a mission to connect elderly and students at MSU or other youth.
Big Sky Wind Drinkers is a running club in Bozeman for all ages.
Based in Bozeman, the Big Sky Youth Empowerment offers alternative education and experiential learning opportunities for disadvantaged youth.
Bozeman Public School System's website.
Bozeman Youth Soccer offers the youth of Bozeman soccer lessons, practices, and games.
Caspari Montessori Institute is an educational institute for teachers wishing to learn the methods of Montessori teaching.
Located just outside of Bozeman, the Community Mediation Center offers alternatives for problem solving and resolving conflicts.
The Corporation for the Northern Rockies is determined to promote a sustainable way of life.
The Human Resource Development Council is determined to encourage a better quality of life through leadership and community action.
Montana PBS airs from Bozeman and Missoula, offering educational, entertaining, and community programs.
Based in Bozeman, the Northern Rockies Bioneers holds annual conferences to bring together people who strive to find solutions to the restoration of the earth.
Sacks is a non-profit thrift store in Bozeman that supports The Help Center.
The Learning Circle is a Montessori Elementary School located in Bozeman.
Three Rivers Montana is a health program for troubled teens.
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