Events

Mark your calendars and fluff up your tote bags — we’re throwing a book-loving bash on Saturday, April 26th in honor of Independent Bookstore Day, and you’re invited!

To celebrate all things indie and literary, we’ll be donating a portion of the day’s sales to the Montana Bookstore Trail, a fantastic initiative that supports local bookshops across our beautiful state. So yes — shopping for books absolutely counts as a good deed. 💚

But wait, there’s more! Join us for a very special evening event at 6:00 PM at our Bozeman store (511 W. Mendenhall), where the wonderful Jack Jelinski will be gracing us with his presence, prose, and probably a few laughs.

Come for the community, stay for the books, and leave with a heart (and book bag) full. We’d love to see your smiling faces — and hey, bring a friend, a neighbor, or that one cousin who always smells like old books.

With bookish love,
The Isle of Books Team


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  • A discussion with Alix Christie, author of The Shining Mountains

    A discussion with Alix Christie, author of The Shining Mountains

    7:00 PM-8:00 PM
    June 22, 2023
    Isle of Books Bozeman
    511 W Mendenhall St. Bozeman, MT 59715

    Join us in welcoming Alix Christie author of ‘The Shining Mountains’ to Isle of Books, Thursday, June 22nd at 7:00 pm. Christie’s rich and beautiful historic novel centers on the life of a young Scotsman, Angus Macdonald, who’s contracted to British masters to trade for fur. Through her work, Christie touches on the complexity developing in mid 1800s Rocky Mountain West, a land soon to be fractured by competing claims: between British fur traders, American settlers, and the Indigenous populations who have lived for millennia.

    Alix Christie grew up in California, Montana, and British Columbia and is a prize-winning journalist and author of novels, reportage, and short stories. Christie will be discussing accuracy in historical fiction, family, and the necessity of storytelling.

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