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LIFESTYLE LETTER
SEPTEMBER 2021 PUBLISHER
Brent R Fjeldheim | brent.fjeldheim@lifestylepubs.com COPY EDITOR
Joni Diehl | joni.diehl@lifestylepubs.com INTERN
SEPTEMBER SIGNIFIES THE END OF SUMMER TO ME; TIME TO START
Meghan AmRhein
SHIFTING GEARS AND PREPARING FOR COLDER WEATHER.
AD DESIGNER
Fall in 2021 officially begins on September 22nd and runs through December 21st,
Whitney Lockhart
but conventional season declarations don’t mean much to us in Montana. We never know what we are going to get, formally defined or not. Summer can continue into October, but it can also come to an abrupt stop in September and we might skip fall weather altogether. Generally, though, September means colder nights with many warm days. We will get to see some of the fall colors and people will still be getting into the high country. I love fall and I will also miss summer, though this was one of those years that stays so hot, the fall temps become very desirable.
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Randah O’Doherty CONTRIBUTING WRITERS
Camille Bissell, Joni Diehl, Grant Adams CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS
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Fall helps me remember why I love hot coffee in the morning and remembering to have a jacket with you becomes important again. Some of the most beautiful days of the year can come in September. Temps in the high 60s, a mild breeze, deep greens, and maybe the aspens will be blazing gold by then, too. The September sun doesn’t have the same intensity as July and the days become noticeably shorter. Hopefully, the fire season will be winding down and the mountains will be much clearer. September means the energy around the hunting community is intensifying and the ski/snowboard community begins to think about the gear they need. They religiously look at the winter forecast in hopes for a big powder year.
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We get our oil changed, check our tire tread, start buying winter formula windshield
ART DIRECTOR Sara Minor
washer fluid, 2-3 jugs at a time…
OPERATIONS DIRECTOR Janeane Thompson
I love the change of seasons. While in March I can’t wait to bring out the shorts again, by
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the end of August, I begin to look forward to digging out my cool weather gear. The flip-
REGIONAL SALES DIRECTOR Eric Williams
flops transition to the back of the closet while the flannel starts moving toward the front.
WEB APPLICATIONS Michael O’Connell
There is potential for base layers to become a thing again in September. For this, I highly recommend checking out the Alpacas of Montana clothing store online when you are gearing up for winter. We have some of the best textiles in the world, available right here in Bozeman. So I say “Welcome September” and “Summer, I know you are on the way out, but
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INSIDE THE ISSUE SEPTEMBER 2021
FEATURES 08 Extreme History Project
The Extreme History Project is Offering Nine Historic Walking Tours
12 Steep Mountain Tea House Inspired Madness
18 Alpacas of Montana More to these Alpacas than Cute
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26 MFGR Designs An Interview with Founder Peter Costanti
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Lifestyle Letter
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Around Town
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Artist’s Palette
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Locally Owned
26 Hometown Hero 32 Lifestyle Calendar
VISIT THE PARADE OF HOMES SEPTEMBER 11th, 12th AND 17th- 19th
SUPPORTING CONTRACTORS & INSPIRING CONSUMERS IN SOUTHWEST MONTANA
Since 1889
AROUND TOWN The Big Sky Farmers Market is held every Wednesday through August 25th. It is held at the Big Sky Town Center from 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm.
EXTREME HISTORY PROJECT The Extreme History Project is offering nine historic walking tours including our Murders, Madams, and Mediums: Bozeman’s Dark Side, our popular Ghosts of Bozeman’s Past cemetery tour, and our Business and Pleasure: Bozeman’s
WARRIOR TASTE FEST
Historic Red Light District tour, just to name
Warriors & Quiet Waters helps veterans rekindle
a few. Our tours are full of fascinating Bozeman
their love for the outdoors through the experience
and Montana history you won’t want to miss!
of fly fishing. On September 10th from 6 - 10 pm,
https://extremehistoryproject.org/
they will host their annual Warrior Taste Fest at the Haynes Pavilion at the Gallatin County Fairgrounds. There will be food, beer, and cocktails from over 30 of Montana’s best restaurants, breweries, and distilleries. 10 renowned artists will “quick-finish” artwork for an auction to benefit the Warriors & Quiet Waters, important mission.
2021 FARMERS MARKETS We have three Farmers Markets that run through September 11th. The Gallatin Valley Farmers Market is held every Saturday running through September 11th. It is held at the Haynes Pavilion at the Gallatin County Fairgrounds from 9:00 am - 12:00 pm. The Bozeman Farmers Market is held every Tuesday through September 7th. It is held at Lindley Park, 900 East Main Street from 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm. 8
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DOGDASH - EVERYONE RUNS! On September 25th join in on the DOGDASH. This is a family event that starts with a 3k run for people and their dogs and finishes with local beers and food. The event is put on by Tiny Tails
k-9 Rescue, which is a 100% volunteer group
best local music and comedy performances.
that works from foster homes.
With a rotating roster of performers, Red Tractor is a great place to see what the city has to offer.
SEPTEMBER SWING SOIREE The local nonprofit, Downbeat Vintage Swing
2021 DOWNTOWN ART WALK
Society, focuses on promoting vintage swing
Catch the last Bozeman Art Walk of the season
dancing as a form of community building, a healthy
on September 10th. This family-friendly event fea-
activity, and a way of supporting American history.
tures over 40 different galleries and businesses
On September 17th, they will be holding the
local to Bozeman. Visit the Downtown Bozeman
September Swing Soiree. There will be an intro
website for a list of participating businesses.
lesson at 6:30 pm. Live music by Queen City Swing big band will run from 7:30 - 9:30 pm.
MUSIC AT RED TRACTOR PIZZA Live music and entertainment is back at Red
Would you like to get in touch with us? We would
Tractor pizza, four nights a week. Enjoy special
love to hear from you! Contact us at CityLifestyle.
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INSPIRED MADNESS
S TE E P M O U NTA I N TEA HOUSE ARTICLE NICOLE MARSH | PHOTOGRAPHY SAMANTHA LORD
“I CAN’T CHANGE THE DIRECTION OF
The 2021 vision for a refresh was to part-
THE WIND, BUT I CAN ADJUST MY SAILS
ner with a local Bozeman restauranteur, with
TO ALWAYS REACH MY DESTINATION.” the hope of maintaining their world-class -Jimmy Dean
tea menu and fabulous staff. Enter long-
That is precisely what founders of the
time friends and inspiring entrepreneurs,
former Townshend’s Teahouse, Melissa
Serena Rundberg and Nick Garbiel, owners
and Scott Herron, did in the Fall of 2020.
of Inspired Madness, Inc., which includes
Finding creative ways to maintain healthy
Lot G Cafe, Feed Cafe, and the Daily Coffee
business operations amid the COVID pan-
& Eatery. The Herrons pitched the idea of
demic, along with looking for a change
adding a teahouse to the Inspired Madness
and a refresh for the Bozeman teahouse
family, and the result is Steep Mountain Tea,
moving forward, they came up with a new
a 100% Bozeman-owned business.
vision for the business. Scott’s dream had
While maintaining the great staff, welcom-
always been to open his own teahouse as
ing atmosphere, and artisan teas (including
tea was an integral part of his life and a
bubble tea and kombucha varieties), Steep
passion from a young age. He always had a
Mountain Tea has built on the Herron’s orig-
kettle on to boil. By April 2014, Townshend’s
inal vision. Local restaurants have curated
Teahouse was open for business.
a new grab-and-go menu of sandwiches,
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salads, desserts, and pastries for Steep Mountain, prepared with love and delivered fresh from their kitchens. Tea’s origins date back nearly 5000 years. No matter the legend, it has accompanied gatherings and enhanced solitude throughout its duration. Steep Mountain Tea’s mission is to responsibly nourish our community, guests, and employees by serving expertly crafted and procured teas and products in a positive, community-oriented environment. Inspired Madness is dedicated to partnering with local nonprofits to support everyone in the Gallatin Valley and creating the best possible customer experience.
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MORE TO THESE ALPACAS THAN CUTE
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Alpacas of Montana
A lpacas of Monta na now consists of over 10 0 a lpacas a nd
they’ve just welcomed spr i ng ba bies. Sa ra h ex pla i ned that they a l l have na mes a nd d ist i nct persona l it ies.
IN 2004, WHILE MULLING OVER POSSIBLE BUSINESSES
Fast-forward seventeen years: Alpacas of Montana now con-
THEY MIGHT OFFER TO THE BOZEMAN COMMUNITY, A
sists of over 100 alpacas and they’ve just welcomed spring babies.
FEW FORTUITOUS BREADCRUMBS LED ENTREPRENEURS
Sarah explained that they all have names and distinct personalities.
JAMES AND SARAH BUDD TO AN IDEA THAT SUITED THEIR
A fascinating characteristic of alpaca mothers is that they invariably
LIFESTYLE AND PERSONAL ETHOS: ALPACA FARMING.
give birth during the day, between 10 am and 2 pm. Presumably,
A discussion that began with James sharing a random article grew with more research, and finally, the arrival of an unsolicited note from James’ sister in the mail saying, “Wouldn’t this be fun?” The note was attached to a flyer detailing alpaca farming. It was a sign.
this would enable them to shelter their young before nightfall. Practically, caretakers couldn’t ask for more convenient arrivals. The alpacas have an entourage: Standing watch 24/7 are three Turkish Anatolian guard dogs, who can spar with a
The Budds began making calls and visiting alpaca farms.
mountain lion (and win), yet are mild-mannered to friendly
The more they learned, the more excited they became. Six
guests; and a few llamas, who are braver and better-equipped
months later, they had acquired eight alpacas, several of which
to handle predators than the alpacas.
came from Steve Rolfing. One of North America’s pioneer
This organic approach to security follows in other facets
llama breeders and owner of Great Northern Ranch, Rolfing “...
of the Budds’ thoughtful business. Alpacas of Montana nota-
taught me everything I needed to know,” James said.
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Env i ron menta l ly f r iend ly,
ea r th- conscious socks a nd hats
made w ith Dr y
F usion Tech nology
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antimicrobial certification for their patented fabric
as fleece from other alpacas throughout the world.
technology, which essentially means their products
They will be releasing two new items this winter: a
do not retain sweat and odor. Their textile operation is
neck gaiter and a ladies vest.
environmentally friendly and produces products that
The fleece from the belly and legs is thicker and coarser
are hypo-allergenic, water resistant, and softer than
and is used for the felted inner soles for shoes that runners
cashmere. Local knitters create their beautiful scarves,
use; fleece from the back and rump is softer and is used for
mittens, and hats; and they offer a variety of additional
socks, hats, and blankets. “We want as much alpaca in each
products spanning 22 natural colors, making many
product as we can use,” James explained. “Products like
items completely dye- and chemical-free. Each year,
blankets can be 100% alpaca, but items like socks wouldn’t
they use over 1000 pounds of their own fleece as well
hold together so you have to add some bamboo or rayon.”
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“Many people don’t realize that alpaca outperforms
Watch for news in 2022, when they will again host
merino wool,” James added. “It’s stronger and warmer, has
their popular Open House event. The 2019 event saw
85% greater wicking capabilities, it promotes healthy skin
10,000 guests attending. Next year’s festivities will
and there are absolutely no toxicants involved in process-
include photo opportunities with the alpacas, sleigh
ing because it’s naturally soft. Our fleece is never super-
rides, delicious treats from Bozeman food vendors,
washed with chemicals such as chlorine and sulphuric
and more. Until then, look for them during the holiday
acid, like most commercial woolens on the market.”
season in local Ace Hardware stores.
In their mindfulness of waste, the Budds have made available the herd’s compost for purchase for healthfully enriching gardens around town.
For a closer inside look, visit their Facebook page or their website at alpacasofmontana.com.
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HOMETOWN HERO
AN INTERVIEW WITH FOUNDER PETER COSTANTI
ARTICLE GRANT ADAMS &
IF YOU KNOW SOMEONE WHO WORKS AT THE LOCALLY BASED ARCHITECTURAL
DESIGN
FIRM,
MFGR
DESIGNS, YOU MIGHT HAVE ALREADY HAD THOUGHTS OF QUITTING YOUR DAY JOB IN HOPES OF FINDING A BOSS LIKE PETE COSTANTI. If you haven’t heard of MFGR, or don’t know an employee, then seeing the MFGR team skiing at Big Sky or Bridger Bowl on a deep Tuesday afternoon might cause you a similar revelation. BL: SO WHAT DOES MFGR STAND FOR? PC: MFGR is an abbreviation for Manufacturer. When I started the business, I knew the end goal was to be a design firm that was also manufacturing those designs. Hence, MFGR Designs.” BL: WHO STARTED THE BUSINESS? PC: Pete Costanti in 2009
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MFGR DESIGNS
PETE CONSTANTI
BL: HOW DID IT EVOLVE? PC: It wasn’t an opportune time to start a business in the heart
BL: WITH ALL THESE ‘COOKIE JARS,’ IS MFGR STILL BOZEMAN-CENTRIC?
of a recession so we had to be diverse in our scope and progres-
PC: Not only do we design and build
sive in our approach. The business started in a two-car garage on
houses, we also have a full metal shop and
the southside of Bozeman with very few resources, but with an
wood shop with capabilities to build our
eagerness to establish a name for ourselves. The original intent
lines of furniture while also fulfilling custom
of the business was to be a full-scale design-build firm that wasn’t
projects ranging from stairs and furniture to
using the typical ‘design build’ model. We started building furniture,
landscapes and anything else our awesome
signs, custom steelwork, and landscape with a splash of architec-
clients can throw our way. We’re currently
ture when jobs managed to emerge. We went from one employee
designing a 180-unit apartment building
to three, three to five, five to nine, and now we’ve landed at 18. I’ve
here in Bozeman while also selling furniture
always thought that having a lot of cookie jars (scopes of work)
to some of the world’s top hotel chains and
allowed us to be resilient when times were slow and conversely
restaurants. We sell our lines of furniture
allowed us to grow into a diverse engine as opportunity and growth
all over the country and collaborate with
in Bozeman has accelerated at a faster pace than nearly any com-
world-famous architects. We’re dreamers
munity in the country. So as it turns out, it was the most opportune
capable of building out the visions of our
time to start a business during a recession because it has allowed
clients while still having time to share a PBR
us to sharpen our knives in all the facets of the business.
after a powder day or salmon fly hatch. CONTINUED >
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M F G R - “ M a r y, F r a n k , G a r y, R o g e r… j u s t k i d d i n g .”
BL: WHERE DID ALL THE ARTISANS TRAIN?
sausage in Spanish. We have two Dachshunds
PC: We have a handful of MSU architecture grad-
(Hillshire and Finch) that have become the name-
uates with master’s degrees while also having mak-
sake. MFGR did the design and build-out of the
ers trained in furniture design and fabrication from
store that included all the built-ins and we also
Appalachian State University; some have gone to
have many of our furniture pieces in the store.
engineering school at UConn and some have literature degrees. There are welders from Gallatin College,
BL: HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE THE
a landscape designer from MSU, and an operations
CULTURE OF MFGR?
manager from Wall Street. We have designers who
PC: We all moved here because we LOVE
were trained at local architecture firms and some
Bozeman. We came as skiers, snowboarders, avid
from internationally acclaimed architecture firms like
fly fishermen, and bikers. We came to camp, to float
BCHO Architects. The team is diverse and the edu-
and to pinch every ounce of adventure we could
cation and experience, wide-ranging. This is what
out of this beautiful place. We’re also professional
makes us capable of doing what we do. The answer
designers and makers who want to offer an alter-
to every question is somewhere under our roof and
native to the folks that are trying to pinch every
the skill to do it is invariably in one of the many capa-
nickel out of this community with greedy design,
ble team members.
poor community development, and a fast-paced life that isn’t inherently the Bozeman we came for. We
BL: IS ONE OF THE MFGR TEAM THE
work 36-hour workweeks to leave time to do what
MASTERMIND BEHIND THE BOUTIQUE IN
we really love with our families and friends and this
FERGUSON FARMS?
balance helps to keep us eager and efficient and
PC: My wife, Kait Costanti, owns and operates Salchicha in Ferguson Farms. Salchicha means
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leaves us with a drive to be the best.
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Functional art well-made inspired by life well-lived.
Progressive in thought and design, Traditional in values and materials.
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SEPTEMBER
LIFESTYLE CALENDAR
ALL MONTH THE VIKINGS BEGIN
EVERY WEDNESDAY
at 7 pm. Artists are announced throughout the month.
SATURDAYS
Museum of the Rockies
The Vikings Begin will feature boat burial artifacts, helmets, swords, jewelry, glass vessels, bowls, and
EXTREME HISTORY PROJECT WALKING TOUR WEDNESDAYS
Join The Extreme History Project
GALLATIN VALLEY FARMERS MARKET
The Gallatin Valley Farmers Market is
more. The collection of artifacts
every Wednesday for a walking
held every Saturday running through
comes
tour through a different historic
September 11th. It is held at the
Bozeman neighborhood.
Haynes Pavilion at the Gallatin County
from
the
Gustavianum
Uppsala University Museum in
Fairgrounds from 9:00 am - 12:00 pm.
Sweden and is making its first-ever tour of the United States.
EVERY TUESDAY SERVICE INDUSTRY NIGHT
Tuesdays you can come to Blend
WEDNESDAYS
4
MANHATTAN FARMER’S MARKET The
market
Wednesday
takes
from
place
every
mid-June
to
Industry Night or SIN. Big discounts on the wine, desserts, and small plates.
Live from the Divide
mid-September from 4-7 PM. The
Jamie McLean Band will be per-
market is located at West Main and
forming at Live from the Divide on
South Broadway in Manhattan, MT.
September 4th.
Bozeman on South Willson Avenue from 4 - 5 pm and celebrate Service
JAMIE MCLEAN
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WEDNESDAYS
tickets
Every third Wednesday through
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TUESDAYS BOZEMAN FARMERS MARKET
The Bozeman Farmers Market is held
Main Street from 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm.
Emerson Center for the Arts & Culture
The Emerson Center for the Arts Culture,
Downtown and
Bozeman Downtown
Bozeman art galleries are proud to
WEDNESDAYS
present this summer’s Downtown
BIG SKY FARMERS MARKET
Galleries and shops will be open with
Bozeman Art Walks. Start your evening at the Emerson!
The Big Sky Farmers Market is
snacks and refreshments. We open at
held every Wednesday through
5PM – one hour before other galleries!
August 25th. It is held at the Big Sky Town Center from 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm.
every Tuesday through September 7th. It is held at Lindley Park, 900 East
at
10
September 7:30PM.
advance
livefromthedivide.com
LIVINGSTON FARMERS MARKET from
in
FRIDAYS & SATURDAYS UNCORKED & UNPLUGGED Blend Bozeman
11-12 BOZEMAN MARATHON
The Bozeman Marathon, a Boston Marathon Qualifier, will be in Bozeman in September. The Gallatin Valley TMCA 5K will be on September 11 and the Full & Half Marathon will be on Setpember 12th.
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17 COURTNEY MARIE ANDREWS W/ SPECIAL GUEST TWAIN Live from the Divide
SEPTEMBER
LIFESTYLE CALENDAR
Courtney Marie Andrews w/ special guest Twain will
be performing w/ special guest Twain at Live from the Divide on September 17th. Buy tickets in advance at livefromthedivide.com
18 JACKIE VENSON
Live from the Divide
Jackie Venson will be performing at Live from the Divide on September 4th. Buy tickets in advance at livefromthedivide.com
25-26 PROACTIVE HEALTHCARE NAD+ THERAPY
TCHAIKOVSKY SYMPHONY NO. 4 Willson Auditorium
On September 25th & 26th, Bozeman Symphony is presenting TCHAIKOVSKY SYMPHONY NO. 4
• Antiaging
Norman Huynh, Music Director Julian Schwarz, Cello
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