Locations

The Blue Slipper Theatre continues its tradition of offering the best in community theatre since 1964. Located in the heart of Livingston, Montana’s historic downtown district, they produce three to five full-length productions each season, with a variety of comedic and dramatic theatre, live music performances, and community events. Their mission is to entertain, educate, and enrich our community through the performing arts.

Elk River is an antiquarian bookstore in Livingston, Montana. They specialize in rare and collectible outdoor literature, including Native American and Western history, adventure and exploration, sporting books, natural history, works by the Montana Gang, poetry and literary archives. They also carry a large selection of new and used works by regional authors, children’s books, fiction, books on visual, culinary and literary arts, science, philosophy and more. Elk River Books is a center for Livingston literary life, hosting readings, signings, lectures, music and other performing arts.

Where artists and cowboys come to watch movies.  Established in 1937, this historic movie house boasts modern stadium seating & surround sound for up-to-date comfort with a classic personality. Come on in for a one-of-a-kind cinema experience.

Once a lumberyard and hardware store 

Always a warehouse 

Sometimes an event space 

A hair salon and waxing studio, Parlour is a gorgeously curated space inspiring calm and creativity. Visit Celeste and Keely for a fresh new look and lovely conversation. 

Situated along the Yellowstone River in Livingston, Montana, Sacajawea Park offers a large variety of activities, guaranteeing there will be something for everyone to enjoy. Sacajawea Park also provides a wonderful chance to step back into history. Located about half a mile from the probable location of where Clark and his team entered the Yellowstone River on their return journey home, the park offers signage with historical information about the expedition and an opportunity to imagine how much or little the landscape has changed since Clark and his team had visited the area over 200 years ago.

Plenty of amenities are offered including picnic tables with grills, a large playground, tennis courts, a skate park, shaded benches, an outdoor swimming pool, and events like a farmers’ market.

Located in the heart of Livingston, Montana, in the Historic East Side School, the Shane Lalani Center for the Arts is dedicated to fostering creativity, inclusivity, and building community through various arts programming, classes, and events, as well as providing space to many small businesses or nonprofits that further our mission. Formerly the Firehouse Five, the Shane Center opened its doors as a multi-use community arts center in 2013.

Now in its fifteenth year of business, Wheatgrass is a balance of new books, gifts, souvenirs and a gallery. With year-round author and artist events, Wheatgrass celebrates on a daily basis the beauty that we can find in the written word and in the art of illustration.

Strata Editions is an experimental photography project and store presenting collections of photobooks, photographic art, and furniture designed in-house. By focusing on visual and material work through a thematic lens, they offer a space to consider the relationships between photography, self, environment, and production. The works we share tell stories about ourselves, and about how we tell stories.