2nd - Two to Tango Singles Event
3:00PM -6:00PM, Sunday, June 2nd
Café Francais, 25 S Tracy Bozeman, MT 59715
Want to meet some new people outside of your current circle
but don’t know where to go?
You’re in luck!
This month’s mixer offers the chance to learn the romantic, latin dance of tango. Chris Heroux and Katherine Miller will take you through a beginning lesson so you can find your inner Maksim Chmerkovskiy and Karina Smirnoff (Dancing with the Stars), leaving plenty of time to mingle and practice your new dance moves.
Bring your dancing feet, indulge in baked goodness (we dare you not to!), and mingle with new friends! Shoes with a suede/smooth bottom work best but wear whatever you are comfortable in and we’ll make it work! No previous dance experience necessary and no partner needed – we will rotate you so you get to dance with and meet everyone.
Fun, friendly environment. Even if you don’t find your “soul-mate” this time around, you are guaranteed to meet some groovy, single people that are just as interested in meeting you!
Thanks to Café Francais, this event is only $5. Please support the café by purchasing a decadent pastry or your choice of caffeine in a cup.
Adults of all ages welcome and don’t forget to invite your single friends!
Mix & Mingle is a singles group that was created to provide different opportunities to meet other singles outside of your normal social circle. Meet single professionals that are serious about dating and finding a relationship. Bi-monthly mixers/meet-ups with different ice-breaker activities. Mixers/meet-ups will vary in theme, activities, location, and cost.
Friendly environment and a lot classier than the bar scene! We look forward to meeting you at one of our upcoming events. For more info, visit www.facebook.com/Singles.Mix.Mingle or contact Jaimi at 406-581-6022 jaimiboyd78@gmail.com.
Can’t wait to meet you!
www.facebook.com/Singles.Mix.Mingle
5th-5th - Pregnancy & Exercise: Rewards, Risks & Recommendations
Megan Peach, DPT, CSCS will review the benefits and risks of aerobic and resistance exercise during pregnancy and provide specific exercise recommendations for pregnant mothers. Q & A time with Megan after the talk. The seminar is free and open to the public.
Megan specializes in manual treatment of spinal dysfunction, as well as knee and shoulder pain. After receiving a Bachelor of Science in exercise science from Montana State University, Megan earned a doctorate in physical therapy from Duke University. Post-graduation, Megan became a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist and is currently a member of the National Strength & Conditioning Association. Shortly thereafter, Megan completed the Kaiser Permanente Residency program in advanced orthopedic manual physical therapy in San Francisco, California. Megan’s philosophy for physical therapy treatment embraces educating patients about the tools they need for enhancement of proper body movements during work and play to promote a pain and injury free active lifestyle.
excelptmt.com/2013/04/pregnancy-exercise-rewards-risks-recommendations-seminar-june-5th-2013-630pm/
6th - Free Family Workshop
Attention: Free Family Workshop!
For: Families with kids 0-8 years old
When: Thursday, June 6th 5:30pm-7:30pm
Where: Pilgrim Church, 2118 S. 3rd Ave, Bozeman
• There will be FREE pizza, activities for parents and children & materials to take hom!
• Identify your parenting style
• Learn how to listen with empathy and support your child’s feelings
• Help your child name his or her emotions
• Take home some great activities, children’s books, and information
• To register or ask questions please call Amy at 587-2194 or email amy@greatergallatinunitedway.org
8th - Eagle Mount's 18th Annual Western Rendezvous
Eagle Mount Bozeman will hold its 18th Annual Western Rendezvous on Saturday June 8th at Eagle Mount’s indoor riding arena, 6901 Goldenstein Lane. This event features a whole hog barbecue, children’s carnival, sugar showdown, live and silent auction, and a barn dance to the music of the Saddle Tramps Band. The Children’s carnival will start at 4:00 p.m., dinner will be served at 6:00 p.m., and a fun filled evening will last until midnight. It’s a great occasion to bring the entire family to!
All the proceeds directly benefit Eagle Mount’s therapeutic recreational programs for people with disabilities and children fighting cancer. Ticket prices are $60 for a family (2 adults, 2 children), $25 for adults and $7.50 for children (12 and under). Tables of eight can also be reserved for $250 to ensure a great seat for the entire night. Tickets or tables can be purchased online at eaglemount.org or by calling Eagle Mount directly at (406)586-1781. We hope to see you at the Western Rendezvous!
www.eaglemount.org
8th - 2013: Prepared to Protect
MONTANA WOUNDED WARRIORS - Fundraiser. 2nd Amendment and Personal Protection rally. Workshops, food, valuable information.
educationtofreedom.com/coming-event-june-8th-2013/
10th-September 2nd - MONDAY NIGHT FARMERS MARKET
MONDAY NIGHT FARMERS MARKET
Rockin’ TJ Ranch
Join us Rain or Shine for a Monday Night Community Block Party & Farmers Market at the Rockin’ TJ Ranch from June 10th-Sept 2nd 2013. Visit market vendors inside in the warm venue as well as outdoors on the meadows. Besides market vendors, we’re hosting carnival activities and Air Time Inflatable’s bouncy house, music on the patio, meals, beverages, and a wide range of weekly special events. Enjoy FREE popcorn, bring friends, family and sweethearts! The carnival is a fundraiser for youth groups to learn business and marketing skills.
Music performances change each Monday. If you would like to perform please submit a music vendors application.
(No Dogs Please)
Find Us! Don’t miss it!
3.5 mile west of the Gallatin Valley Mall off Huffine Lane at 651 Lynx Lane
Accepting Vendors Applications
Call 406-585-0595
info@rockintjranch.com
17th-21st - 2013 Eagle Mount Horsemanship Camp
Eagle Mount Bozeman’s inaugural Horsemanship Camp is looking for participants. The camp will prepare future volunteers, ages 9 to 16, for our equestrian program. The camp will be held Monday, June 17th through Friday, June 21st, from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Camp is designed to provide campers who want to become Eagle Mount volunteers with a fun and safe environment to learn about horses and to teach them about Eagle Mount’s mission. The campers will be introduced to balanced seat equitation and showmanship. They will work with Eagle Mount’s therapy horses throughout the week as they learn new skills while safely working with their assigned horse. Campers with little to no horse experience will benefit most from their week at camp.
Activities will include learning about disabilities – physical and cognitive; adaptive riding equipment; feeding and horse health management; grooming and hoof care; leading and horse handling; tack cleaning and safety check; and stable management. The camp will culminate in a barn inspection to include cleanliness of their assigned stall, tack and horse along with a Showmanship Class where campers will demonstrate their horsemanship skills.
Founded in 1982, Eagle Mount’s mission is to provide therapeutic recreation for people with disabilities of all ages and children with cancer. For people living with a disability or cancer, recreation means a lot more than “play time.” Recreational activities offer healing, life-affirming, joyful and satisfying experiences. When people are with Eagle Mount, the focus is always on their abilities. At Eagle Mount, every challenge inspires a new adventure.
The deadline for registration is May 1st, 2013. The fee for the five day camp is $300. For more information please visit www.eaglemount.org or contact Maggee Harrison, (mharrison@eaglemount.org) or Anna Turecek, (aturecek@eaglemount.org ) at 406-586-1781.
www.eaglemount.org
23rd - Bozeman Tritons Triathlon
Whether you like to go short and fast, are just diving into triathlons, or want to take on a bigger challenge, the Bozeman Tritons Triathlon has something for you. The long course race is the only Half Iron distance triathlon in Montana! Both races are USAT sanctioned, so you can count on a high level of safety and professionalism. Registration is open and will be limited to the first 250 racers.
> Long Course (Half Iron): 1.2 mile swim, 56 mile bike, 13.1 mile run
>Sprint: 750 m (0.47 mi) swim, 20 km (12.4 mi) bike, 5 km (3.1 mi) run
> Junior (Ages 16-19): Race the sprint distance
: Race as an individual or team of 2 or 3
http://www.bozemantritons.org/tritonstri/
28th - Drive for Thrive Golf Tournament
Thrive, a nonprofit of Bozeman is hosting its 23rd annual golf tournament at Bridger Creek Golf Course. For further information or registration forms: www.allthrive.org or call 406-587-3840
