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617 Tattoo and Piercing

617 West Park Street
Livingston, Montana 59047

406-222-5958

Art gallery and tattoo parlor. Open 7 days a week, 11 am-8 pm. Call to schedule appointment.

Banovich Art Center

2 Pine Creek Road
Livingston, Montana 59047

406-222-2724 1-888-486-3160

Representing Artist John Banovich and other Artists.

Barrett Fine Art

115 East Callender Street
Livingston, Montana 59047

406-823-9502

Fine Art, Painting and Drawing.

Cactus Blossom Collective

111 Callender Street
Livingston, Montana 59047

A Thoughtfully Curated Shop and Cooperative Workspace.

Fireflies Pottery and Art Studio

116 North Main Street
Livingston, Montana 59047

406-222-5807 and 406-224-2724

Paint your own pottery, Glass fusing, Clay Building, Wheels and Canvas painting

Frame Garden

110 East Calender Street
Livingston, Montana 59047

406-222-5122

A contemporary fine art gallery with full service custom framing.

Isaly Photography

216 South 9th Street
Livingston, Montana 59047

406-223-6922

Family Photos

KPotter Fine Art

105 West Lewis Street
Livingston, Montana 59047

406-570-8112

offering Original Art, Limited Prints! Commissions and Appointment Accepted.

Livingston Depot Center

200 West Park Street
P.O. Box 1319
Livingston, Montana 59047

406-222-2300

Although the NP first introduced service to the Park through Livingston in 1883, the third Depot, completed in 1902, reflected the apex of a busy and graceful age. Its majestic colonnade and ornate architectural detail greeted rail travelers until 1979, when AMTRAK suspended passenger service to southern Montana. The Burlington Northern, the successor to the NP, briefly used it for offices until donating it to the City of Livingston in 1985. Two years and a thorough restoration later, the Depot Center opened under oversight of the the Livingston Depot Foundation, a member-based non-profit dedicated to preserving this monument to the area's rich past in ongoing service into the future.

Moredam Art

109 South Main Street
Livingston, Montana 59047

Phone: 406-222-0321

Parke Goodman Studio, Gallery and Bonnifed Designs, featuring hand made glass beads by Bonnie Goodwoman

Music Ranch Montana

4664 Old Yellowstone Trail North
Livingston, Montana 59047

for information 222-2255
Email: [email protected]
Visit our Website at: www.musicranchmontana.net or
Visit our Facebook Page:
https://www.facebook.com/Music-Ranch-Montana-124857787560280/

Music Ranch Montana is a unique concert venue in Paradise Valley, Montana. Our building is a large barn, and a whole side opens up to the outdoors. This means there is seating inside the barn, and also still a great view of the stage and of the scenery from our terraced lawn outside. Our venue holds 1450 people, and we have had a sold out show to the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band in 2009. We are conveniently located near the Yellowstone National Park for travelers coming through to stop by, and also for people in the area.

Osborn Gallery

119 West Callender Street
Livingston, Montana 59047

406-333-2283

Fine Art Photography Gallery.

Paradise Gallery

210 Park Street
Livingston, Montana 59030

Phone: 406-848-9155
visit our website at: www.theparadisegallery.com/shop/

The Art of Carol Newbury Howe and other local artists. Carol's works are collected worldwide with several collectors owning over 125 works at last count. She was commissioned to paint two Miss America's and her fine art is published by Paradise Gallery and Gifts. She and her gallery are located in beautiful Gardiner, Montana, at the Arch Entrance to Yellowstone Park.

Pine Creek Lodge

2496 East River Road
at Pine Creek
Livingston, Montana 59047

406-222-3628

Now with a full list of Music performances

Rainbows Landing Studio

PO Box 538
Emigrant, Montana 59027

Phone: 406-333-4836
Email: [email protected]
or visit our website at: www.Rainbows Landing Studio

Rainbow's Landing Studio is owned and operated by Ceramic Artist Emily Coleman Ms.Coleman holds a MEd. from the University of Vermont. After moving to Montana, she studied as a community class student at the Archie Bray Foundation for the Ceramic Arts in Helena, from 2004-2006. During that period she studied with resident artists Curtis Stewardson, Albion Stafford, Gerrit Grimm, Deborah Schwartzkopf , Trey Hill, and participated in a kiln-building workshop with Ben Krupka. Most recently she has attended ceramics classes at Montana State University with Asst Profs. Josh DeWeese and Elizabeth Sparks, from 2007-2011, and has shown in group and solo shows at the University. In addition to selling her work at farmers markets in Monatana, and at selected shows in the northwest, she teaches adult and student pottery classes at her studio in Emigrant,Montana, Rainbows Landing Studios.

The Attic

The Attic Logo

110 North Main Street, Upstairs
Livingston, Montana 59047

406-222-0665
Visit our website: www.theatticmontana.com
Visit our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/theatticmontana/
Email:[email protected]

The Attic is a purpose-built entertainment venue designed and constructed with the utmost attention to detail. Blending and preserving the 1800’s with contemporary design for the sole purpose of creating an environment that is pleasing to the eye and, most importantly, acoustically correct. Our goal is to create an environment that is conducive to the art of music the way it should be experienced.

The Blue Slipper Theater

Livingston Montana, Blue Slipper Theater

113 East Callender Street
Livingston, MT 59047

For reservations call 222-7720
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.blueslipper.com

The Blue Slipper Theater continues its tradition of offering the best in community theater as it has since 1964. The Blue Slipper, located in the heart of Livingston, Montana's historic downtown district, is a non-profit organization operated almost entirely by volunteers. Four or five full-length productions are typically staged each season, with a variety of comedic and dramatic selections included in the annual lineup. The Blue Slipper hosts touring productions, music, and comedy throughout the year and offers a Christmas variety program to the public free of charge.

The Buck Horn Theater

The Buck Horn Theater

5237 Highway 89 South #4
Livingston, Montana 59047

406-222-9600
Email: [email protected]
or visit our website at: TheBuckhorn.com
or Our facebook Page at:
facebook.com/TheBuckhornTheatre

We have been very busy in the last year. We now have a FULL BAR with 7 beers on tap. We have also put in the BIGGEST LITTLE mercantile and liquor store you have every seen! Improvements and a facelift to the ole gal will impress you and make you feel like you are truly in MONTANA! It is a Yellowstone tavern, theatre and local hangout experience you will not want to miss! SOOO>..Keep updated by checking us out on FACEBOOK and make sure you "LIKE" us!
SO.... come on out to THE BUCKHORN!
IT"S JUST GOOD FUN!

The Hiatt House

Corner of 2nd and Callender Streets
Livingston, Montana 59047

Phone: 406-222-9989

The Murray Bar

Park and 2nd Street
Livingston,Montana 59047

Phone: 406-222-9816

For a 100 years the Murray Bar has remained the hot spot of the downtown Livingston bar scene. A friendly bar staff, reasonable drink prices, regularly scheduled live music and a fantastic food menu served up by Gil's Goods is a full service establishment you don't want to miss out on.

The Shane Lalani Center for the Arts

The Shane Lalani Center for the Arts

415 East Lewis Street /PO Box 58
Livingston, Montana 59047

for reservations 406-222-1420

Crazy Mountain Productions is committed to strengthening community through participation in the performing arts.

Visions West Gallery

108 S Main Street
Livingston, Montana 59047

Phone: 406-222-0337

Fine art with an emphasis on western and wildlife motifs. "We represent both traditional and contemporary genres with both established, nationally recognized artists as well as talented emerging artists."

Yellowstone Gateway Museum

118 West Chinook Street
Livingston, Montana 59047

Phone:406-222-4184

Located in the former North Side School, the Yellowstone
Gateway Museum of Park County is home to an extensive
collection of artifacts and exhibits featuring
Park County, Yellowstone Park, Railroad, Pioneer, and
Old West History. Also on display are many items of
Park County's natural history, prehistory and geology.