Gallatin Valley Mall Redevelopment Plans

Update 5/7/2025

We recently heard about some exciting new stores that are potentially coming to the Gallatin Valley Mall. Among the anticipated additions is Lululemon, which makes sense with the recent listing of their downtown location for lease. Beauty enthusiasts can look forward to the potential openings of Sephora and LUSH, both renowned for their extensive range of cosmetics and skincare products. We're excited about the rumored arrivals of Madewell and Free People. 

These prospective retailers, while not yet officially confirmed, indicate a significant shift in the mall's tenant mix, bringing some fresh energy to the area. Sign up for our newsletter to find out when these are confirmed. 

Update 4/1/2025

The Gallatin Valley Mall has announced that Arhaus, a high-end furniture and home decor retailer will be opening its first Montana location as part of the Gallatin Crossing redevelopment plans. Arhaus sources products from around the world and is known for its heirloom-quality pieces, artisanal designs, and dedication to sustainability. 

Update 12/26/2024

The Gallatin Valley Mall has come a long way since the days of the red carpet and polar bear! While we occasionally get nostalgic for those old days, we are excited about the upcoming changes. The Gallatin Valley Mall has big plans for redevelopment with Whole Foods being the first significant addition as the first Whole Foods location in Montana. Bozeman was designated as the fastest-growing small city in the United States (according to the U.S. Census Bureau) and is continually ranked the #1 Micropolitan area in terms of economic strength (Policom.com), so it is no wonder we are attracting these kinds of businesses. Whole Foods opened in February 2023 and in the winter of 2024, a J. Crew Factory store opened. 

The current phase of the Gallatin Valley Mall redevelopment involves the demolition of the east end of the mall, between Barnes & Noble and what was previously JCPenney. The vision will transform the enclosed mall into a "Main Street" retail experience.  The plans for the 37-acre property will add 15,000 feet of retail space after major construction. It will happen over several phases, which we will update here as they are announced. Along with this new phase is a new name! Gallatin Valley Mall will now be Gallatin Crossing. There will be updated colors, logos, and signage as they move forward.

Recently completed in the former JCPenney space is a new medical pavilion that will include SCL Health, now Intermountain Healthcare, and Ortho Montana PSC. It occupies around 45,000 sq.ft. and part of the area that was demolished is now a through road to provide access to this new space and parking. South of this is City Vineyard, a new addition to the mall. This wine bar has indoor and outdoor seating, plus a market where you can buy wine, beer, gifts, and more. There is a new entrance to the mall between SCL Health and City Vineyard. 

Near the entrance to the movie theater is a huge new Town Pump, that is not part of Gallatin Crossing, but a significant change to the area. 

On the west side of the mall, the construction currently encompasses a remodel of the building, including the Bay Bar and Grill. They are temporarily closed during the process, except for the casino which remains open. 

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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