4th Of July

If you are looking to go out for a meal, here are a few franchises that will be open in Montana for the 4th of July.

Bozeman, Montana is celebrating the 4th of July with a big, free fireworks show and we've got all the details. What are the rules about personal fireworks in Bozeman and Gallatin County? Let's take a look at all the 4th of July information.

Montana likes to have fun on the 4th of July, so you can bet there are plenty of events planned for the holiday. It's not just about parades and rodeos anymore, even though there are plenty of those too.

Are you allowed to wear clothing with the American flag on it? What are the rules about displaying the American flag? Are the rules about the American flag actual laws? Who makes the rules about the American flag? Let's get the answers to all of these questions.

In case you didn't know, there are some new rules in Bozeman regarding fireworks and to say people have opinions would be an understatement.

Soon fireworks will be lighting up the Montana skies as we celebrate the 4th of July. In fact there are fireworks stands up and running across the state.

There are HEAPS of cool things going on around the Bozeman area before the 4th of July even shows up. Parties, BBQs, family friendly stuff, many FREE events - it's shaping up to be a packed week of social options and we've put together a list of some of your best options.

If it seems like it's harder to find genuine 4th of July fireworks displays, rodeos, parades, and celebrations - it's because it is. Several Montana towns, however, keep their Independence Day events on point and will not disappoint. Here are some of the most action-packed options.

Bozeman will never agree on fireworks, and it has always been this way. Whether they were "allowed" or not, people love them or hate them. We've discussed it many times. This year with a clear fireworks ban from the City of Bozeman, some residents are really not thrilled and they have thoughts.

The decades old battle in Montana about fireworks on appropriate holidays continues. Some folks look forward to lighting fireworks for months, while others prepare with dread for the noise and disruption it causes. Patriotic? Sure. A real pain for some? Also sure.

The U.S. turns 246 years old and in celebration of that event, several towns and communities across Montana are getting together for the 4th of July festivities.

Here's what it would look like and how much it would cost if Montana put on the biggest fireworks display in the world.