Main Street Historic District
Downtown Bozeman
A downtown Main Street lined with old red-brick buildings. The Baxter Hotel's neon sign on the roof marks a cluster of restaurants, cafés and outdoor gear shops.
The historic Main Street district preserves red-brick commercial buildings from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Its landmarks include the Baxter Hotel from 1929, with its rooftop neon sign, and the restored Ellen Theatre. The street is lined with restaurants, craft beer bars, cafés, western clothing and outdoor equipment shops, and art galleries, making it ideal for an evening stroll. In summer, a free open-air concert is held every Thursday evening, and the Sweet Pea Festival takes place in early August. The area is open all day, with parking on the small streets on either side of Main Street.
Opening hours
All day (shops about 10:00–18:00)
Nearby sights
- Gallatin History Museum
- Museum of the Rockies
- American Computer & Robotics Museum
- The M Trail
- Bozeman Hot Springs
- Bridger Bowl
- Montana Grizzly Encounter
- Hyalite Canyon