St. Patrick’s Day in Bozeman
St. Patrick’s Day in Bozeman 
St. Patrick’s Day is a holiday in which green shoes, hair, beer and underwear are all encouraged! Don’t get caught without wearing green on March 17th or you might just get pinched! If you’re feeling really festive, here is a list of fun stuff to do in and around Bozeman this St. Patrick’s Day . These suggestions allow you to spend your day out in the sun and end your night with some green beer and rockin good tunes
Skier Jam at Bridger Bowl
The Jam Competition begins at noon. There is a $10 entry fee and registration is from 8:30-10AM. Each participant will be judged on two runs through the slopestyle course
Or i skiing isn’t your thing…..
Butte St. Patrick’s Day Parade
Thousands from all over Montana venture to the streets of Butte for the iconic St. Patrick’s Day Parade. The blood of the Irish runs deep in Butte making it one giant festive party.
The parade begins at 11AM after Mass at St. Patrick’s Church which begins at 8AM. The parade leaves from Mercury Street in uptown Butte and continues East on Mercury Street to Wyoming Street, then it turns North onto Granite Street and then West onto Montana Street and then South onto Mercury where it continues until it ends on Dakota Street.
Last year was one of the biggest the parade had ever seen with over 100 entries in the parade lineup. Don’t forget to wear your best green!
Cure for the Common at The Zebra Cocktail Lounge at 9PM
Cure for the Common is a 5-piece funk-rock arsenal originating from Bozeman, Montana. Combining their affinity for deep dance grooves with a love for searing progressive rock peaks, the boys have found a home on the national circuit with an all-original Electro Thunder Funksound that has been shaking a nation one stage at a time.
The grassroots movement has landed the band at festivals including Wakarusa, Contour Music Festival, and Purple Hatter’s Ball, as well as on line-ups alongside heavyweights like Thievery Corporation, Big Gigantic, STS9, Umphrey’s McGee, Galactic, Twiddle, Dopapod, Papadosio, and more.
With events like this, St. Patrick’s Day is sure to be more than just a day in green!
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