What’s New at Gallatin Crossing: New Stores and What's Coming Next

Summary: Bozeman’s Gallatin Valley Mall has officially rebranded as Gallatin Crossing—a $100 million redevelopment project transforming the space into a pedestrian-friendly lifestyle district. From Whole Foods to Lululemon, Sephora, and the first Montana locations of Madewell, Anthropologie, and Free People, this project is bringing big changes to Bozeman’s retail scene.

What Just Opened in Gallatin Crossing?

• Free People: Opened their first Montana location at Gallatin Crossing on October 30th, met by a crowd of excited shoppers on their opening day. 

• Lululemon: Previously located downtown on Main Street, the popular activewear retailer has relocated to Gallatin Crossing. Shoppers can now browse their latest collections in a bigger space designed for Bozeman’s fitness-loving community.

• Sephora: Opened September 5th, quickly drawing crowds of excited beauty lovers. Sephora brings high-end cosmetics, skincare, and haircare to Bozeman for the first time.

• Arhaus: Opened on November 7th, this high-end furniture and home décor store is known for heirloom-quality pieces and sustainability. This is their first Montana location.

• Madewell: Opened in November 12th, Madewell offers a wide range of apparel, shoes, bags, and accessories with timeless style.

• Anthropologie: Opened November 28th, Anthropologie is known for its modern collections that span clothing, home, garden, and gifts. 

These stores will anchor High Street, Gallatin Crossing’s new outdoor shopping area, designed to mirror the pedestrian-friendly feel of downtown Bozeman. High Street is expected to be completed by the end of summer 2025, while the interior mall will continue to host existing retailers.

Other Major Additions to Gallatin Crossing

• Whole Foods (Opened Feb 2023): The first major tenant of the redevelopment.

• J.Crew Factory (Opened Winter 2024): Another big name added to the tenant mix.

• City Vineyard: A wine bar and specialty market offering indoor/outdoor seating, gifts, and more.

• Town Pump: A new addition near the Regal Cinema entrance (separate but still impactful for the area).

Medical Pavilion at Gallatin Crossing

The redevelopment isn’t just retail. The new Medical Pavilion spans about 45,000 sq. ft. and includes:

• Intermountain Health

• Ortho Montana

• Gallatin Valley Surgery Center

This expansion adds vital healthcare access while complementing Gallatin Crossing’s mix of retail and lifestyle offerings.

Redevelopment Vision

The transformation of Gallatin Crossing is a multi-phase, $100 million redevelopment. The plan includes:

• A pedestrian-friendly “Main Street” design with outdoor retail experiences.

• Renovations to the interior mall.

• Expanded healthcare facilities.

• 15,000 sq. ft. of new retail space once construction is complete.

The Bottom Line

The rebrand from Gallatin Valley Mall to Gallatin Crossing marks a major shift for Bozeman’s retail and community landscape. With luxury retailers, national brands, and new local experiences all moving in, Gallatin Crossing is quickly becoming a hub for shopping, dining, and healthcare in southwest Montana.

We’ll keep this post updated as new stores and phases are announced. Stay up-to-date with the progress by signing up for our Local Info newsletter!

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Over the past several years malls have been closing across the nation as the way people shop and find entertainment is changing. The Gallatin Mall Group is adapting to these changing times with a redevelopment plan for the shopping center. The Gallatin Mall Group is partnering with a team of three companies to strategize, plan, and execute the redevelopment. This concept is something we have been seeing in Bozeman with Ferguson Farms, the Cannery District, and the upcoming Northwest Crossing.

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