Events

Symmetry Sauna specializes in premium, custom built residential and commercial sauna design. We love everything about sauna: the ancient tradition, the healing benefits, the modern ritual. It all started with our own sauna practice: we went deep, studying everything—from the inside out. We got into the craft of design and building, from concept to completion. Soon, people started asking about our practice and our saunas. So we shared what we know about what makes a sauna practice great, and what makes a great sauna. It turns out, we love helping people as much as we love saunas. So we decided to offer our modern sauna designs to the growing community. Today, we pair form and function, perfectly. We're Symmetry. Built for balance.

Taking the place of our normal Friday morning meeting, this Thursday evening activity will be at the MSU Norm Asbjornson Hall and Meeting Space, offering our members the opportunity to meet international teachers who are here in the U.S. to learn better education techniques they can bring back to their home countries.  Food & beverage will served in the venue. For more details, read our article here

Stephen and Shiloh will present a primer on tissue donation, tissue processing, and clinical significance of allograft implantation along with a brief history and overview of Xtant Medical.  Xtant Medical Holdings, Inc. (NYSE MKT: XTNT) develops, manufactures and markets regenerative medicine products and medical devices for domestic and international markets. Xtant products serve the specialized needs of orthopedic and neurological surgeons, including orthobiologics for the promotion of bone healing, implants and instrumentation for the treatment of spinal disease, tissue grafts for the treatment of orthopedic disorders, and biologics to promote healing following cranial, and foot and ankle surgeries.

Through the generosity of MSU's athletic department and A.D. Leon Costello's office, we have 40 Bobcat Football tickets available for the home game against Weber State on 8 November 2025.  Plan on attending a Tailgate Party before the game.  Tickets will cost $35 each and be available closer to game time.

New members and their sponsors are invited to our training at the offices of Stifel, Nicolaus Investments, 875 Harmon Stream Blvd, Suite 200, above Bank of Bozeman.  Refreshments will be served to go with training.

Karl will explain the importance of keeping food scraps out of the landfill in order to avoid pollution and instead create a valuable soil amendment; compost, discuss home composting practices and options as well as vermicomposting (using worms) and commercial composting and highlight solutions to prevent food waste and to manage your food scraps in the best way possible.

Since Town Pump was founded 72 years ago, the company has operated under 12 core principals.. One of those principals is that we give back to Montana communities. In 1999, the Town Pump Charitable Foundation was founded to ensure that this giving grows and continues into the future. The foundation works to serve the basic needs and education of Montana citizens.

Town Pump Inc. is a privately-held Montana owned and operated business dedicated to providing excellence in customer service and hospitality at a fair and competitive price. We are team oriented and results-driven. The future of Town Pump is to continue building our product line and services throughout Montana, reinvesting all net income back into the Montana communities we serve and expanding our product offerings to meet the growing needs of our customers.

The Town Pump Charitable Foundation was established in 1999 with the mission of providing financial support to Montana charitable organizations with a priority of supporting/meeting basic needs and education for Montana citizens.

Evan is excited to highlight Bridger Ski Foundation’s 90th anniversary with the Sunrise Rotary Group. Established in 1936 as the Bozeman Ski Club, BSF is the cornerstone of Bozeman’s outdoor culture, fostering personal growth, athletic development, and community wellness through accessible skiing and winter trail stewardship. For nearly a century, BSF has focused on building the best programs while keeping our community a priority, finding top-tier staff and coaches, and securing a reputation as both a regional and national leader. During this time period, BSF has never owned an office or storage space, let alone a central gathering hub for kids. Evan will offfer an exclusive update to this group on the big--and smart--step BSF is taking to remedy this situation.

Many people have a favorite holiday memory of downtown Bozeman, whether it involves a store, a unique event, or festive decorations. The Gallatin History Museum's Rachel Phillips will share a few iconic holiday tidbits from years past.

With this facility, MSU becomes one of only seven organizations to have both a superconducting and photonic quantum computer on site, worldwide. It is the first university to have a Rigetti Novera superconducting computer and the first university in the United States to have an ORCA photonic quantum computer.

https://www.montanarightnow.com/bozeman/new-msu-quantum-computing-facility-to-combine-research-development-innovation-with-growing-tech-industry-in/article_0cfc85df-fe74-4214-b8ac-fb19afa9022d.html

Learn about all of our committies and the various projects we work on as a club via speed dating! Enjoy horderves and beverages while spending a few minutes with each committee to get to know them and the club better!

Location: Sky Oro at 107 E Oak St Suite 1A, Bozeman, MT 59715

Time: 5:47pm

Learn about all of our committies and the various projects we work on as a club via speed dating! Enjoy horderves and beverages while spending a few minutes with each committee to get to know them and the club better!

Location: Sky Oro at 107 E Oak St Suite 1A, Bozeman, MT 59715

Time: 5:47pm

Apogee Gardens is a vertically integrated Montana cannabis operator with indoor cultivation, a Bozeman extraction lab, and 10 dispensaries statewide, producing premium flower and a full portfolio of in-house products. With $6.6M in 2024 sales and ~$8M projected for 2025, the company is built on efficient all-LED production, proprietary genetics and processes, and data-driven margin control. The presentation highlights leadership, brand momentum and partnerships, and how Montana’s unique regulatory environment creates both challenges and strategic growth opportunities—offering a clear look at what it takes to scale a compliant, profitable cannabis business in a highly regulated market.

Through passion, creativity and a love for a challenge Shayla has turned her hobby into a business with customers across North America.  The transition from cottage industry to small factory has been full of problem solving and lessons learned. 

https://vimeo.com/1015408798?fl=pl&fe=cm

https://www.bozemansunriserotary.org/sitepage/student-of-the-month

Club-Sponsored Documentary Film and International Reception March 5.  Reception social starts 5:30pm, film starts at 7:00pm.

Join our club at the Emerson Cultural Center on March 5, 5:30, for our club's first annual International Film screening and pre-film reception, in conjunction with the Bozeman Doc Series. Beginning at 7pm, the Bozeman Doc Series will present the Montana premiere of the brand new, critically acclaimed documentary, Cycle of Love. The reception begins at 5:30 pm in the Emerson ballroom, showcasing the impactful international work being done by the Bozeman Sunrise Rotary Club and other organizations in our local community. Food will be provided by I-Ho's Korean Grill, music by Club Flamenco, and there will be a no-host bar. Tickets are $14, and can be purchased at the door, or at https://www.bozemandocseries.org/.  Winners of the drawing for the $50 international restaurant gift cards are: Amy Falcione, Khanom and Anne Keith, I-Ho's Korean Grill. For more information contact Nikki Naiser (406) 580-7798.

Dr. Bertany will share an update on Bozeman Health’s strategic priorities, including their ongoing work to sustainably strengthen and grow primary and specialty services, enhance care coordination and community collaboration, and increase access to care for patients in southwest Montana. Key highlights will include more details on their new adult inpatient psychiatric unit, improvements on the Deaconess campus, and their growing collaboration with Billings Clinic at Wellness Way.

Mary will highligt how local Rotary clubs can expand their impact through international engagement. Through district collaboration, international partnerships, and Rotary programs, clubs in Rotary District 5390 can extend their service beyond their communities to create meaningful global impact and strengthen relationships across countries and cultures.

Profitable Ideas Exchange (PIE) was founded in Bozeman, MT, in 2001. For 25 years, PIE has been helping senior executives across the globe connect to exchange ideas about their most pressing challenges. PIE convenes c-suite discussions with experts sitting at the center who are prepared to help solve complex business problems. With a long-time focus on virtual convening, PIE grew steadily for many years and saw more rapid growth during COVID when leaders were eager to stay connected but couldn’t meet in person. PIE’s CEO, Andi Baldwin, is a Bozeman native who has been with the company since 2014 and became CEO in 2025. During this talk, she will share about PIE’s growth and transformation during its 25-year history, their recent transition to becoming a Public Benefit Corporation, her focus on creating high quality jobs in the Gallatin Valley, and her vision for continuing to grow the firm in the years ahead.

Chili Teams: Rotarians and community members will compete with their best recipes. The cost is $50 to enter your chili and we're asking that you bring at least 5 quarts. Maximum of 12 allowed entries for competition.
Judging: A panel of community judges will select the top three chilis.
Prizes: Cash awards for the judges’ top three choices ($200 for 1st, $100 for 2nd, and $50 for 3rd place) and a prize for the People’s Choice.
People’s Choice Award: Guests can taste every chili and vote for their favorite.
Admission: $10 per person. This includes chili tasting and one People's Choice token.
Invite Others: Bring family, friends, co-workers, and help spread the word in our community.
Raffle: Purchase tickets for a chance to win great prizes like golf for four at Cottonwood, a dutch oven, Maui Jim Sunglasses, a Chili Spice Gift Basket, and more!

Join us for an inside look at the exciting growth and future vision of the Montana State University Innovation Campus.

Mark will share the story of the MSU Innovation Campus — how it began as a bold idea to strengthen partnerships between university research and private industry, how it has evolved into a thriving hub of innovation, and what lies ahead.

Built to connect students, faculty, entrepreneurs, and industry leaders, the Innovation Campus is fueling economic development, creating high-quality jobs, and keeping Montana talent in Montana. From cutting-edge research facilities to collaborative industry partnerships, it represents a powerful investment in our region’s future.

Come learn how innovation, education, and community leadership are coming together to shape the next chapter of opportunity in Montana.