Join The Fourth Of July Celebration At Bozeman Library

I'm not sure if you are aware, but we have a pretty big Birthday party happening this weekend. The United States of America is turning 250 years old. It's quit an accomplishment, and no matter which side you find yourself, I think we can all agree that it's good to be an American.

While each state will celebrate, here in Montana there are several different festivities planned including something special right here in Bozeman at the Bozeman Public Library which is located at 626 East Main Street.

READ MORE: The FBI releases a list of the most dangerous cities in Montana.

The event which will kick off at 8:30 on Saturday, July 4th will feature many different events and everyone is welcome to attend.

The gathering will include the following:

Flag Raising along with a speech
Choir Performance
Bike Parade
Cornhole Tournament

There will also be free donuts for folks to enjoy while they celebrate the event. As mentioned, there will be different events happening around the area to celebrate the 250th Birthday of the United States, however, this is a wonderful chance to kick of those festivities.

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints

Montana officially became the 41st state on November 8th, 1889 and was recently ranked the 2nd most patriotic state in the country behind the state of Virginia. This is a fantastic opportunity to gather with fellow Montanans and show your patriotism as we celebrate the greatest country on earth.

Get our free mobile app

Once again, the event will start at 8:30 am at the Bozeman Public Library and everyone is welcome.

The 6 Best Things About Growing Up In Montana

Big Sky Country, The Treasure State, The Last Best Place, Home...whatever you call Montana, there is no denying it is a one-of-a-kind place with amazing scenery, outdoor adventure, and small towns throughout the state that embrace tradition and tight-knit communities. We asked you what made growing up in Montana so great, and you answered.

Gallery Credit: Derek Wolf

Montana's Most Beautiful Destinations

Living in Montana means many things. Mountains, rivers, fishing, hiking, camping, and many more. Montana has long been known for its beauty, but what makes Montana so beautiful? We take a look at the most beautiful spots in the state.

Gallery Credit: Derek Wolf

7 States With Fewer People Than Montana

As Montana continues to grow, many locals feel like the Treasure State isn't the same place they grew up in. While Montana is still one of the least populated states in the country, for those who feel it's become too crowded, there are options. Here are 7 states that have fewer people than Montana.

Gallery Credit: Derek Wolf