It’s the Electric Event of the Summer! The 14th annual Montana Clean Energy Fair is the premiere event for comprehensive, clean-powered living in the Big Sky State. Experience the power of cost savings with renewables and efficiency. Attend top tier workshops, meet a host of local and regional exhibitors,

The Livingston Center for Art and Culture is proud to present Rooted - A Summer Botanical Exhibit. The show runs from July 15th through August 7th. Along with our co-curator, Lynda Sanders, the Center has created an exhibit full of floral whimsy and a bounty of botany, suitable for summertime

Montana’s powerhouse alt-pop band, The Sleepless Elite are returning to the stage at The Attic on Saturday, July 26th for a high-energy night of original music, powerful vocals, and unexpected surprises. This special evening will also feature a performance by Cleo Allen Toll, a gifted singer-songwriter known for his

Casting for Recovery (CfR), a nationwide non-profit organization, is thrilled to present a fundraising event at Sage Lodge in Pray on Tuesday, August 19th beginning at 5:30 pm. CfR will host the Fly Fishing Film Tour (F3T)—an exciting evening that will replace their 2024 event at Sage, the

Right in the heart of historic downtown Livingston stands a stone building with light blue trim that has accomplished something remarkable for over 60 years. The Blue Slipper Theatre, founded in 1964, located at 113 E. Callender Street, is Livingston’s original community theatre—an artistic treasure powered not by

Cactus Blossom Collective is a thoughtfully curated, woman-owned and operated, artisan boutique, located at 111 W. Callender Street in Livingston. Established in 2015 by co-owners Jessica Konley and Kristi Reed, two visionaries with a passion for creating, Cactus Blossom is a space where artists can share their work with the

Summer is in full swing and The Shane Center is offering the perfect activity for all your guests with their popular SOCS series. Each Thursday in June and July features the best in local and regional performers at a free community concert in the Henry E. Blake Pavilion.  On Thursday,

Author Kevin “Raphael” Fitch, of Livingston, will sign copies of his new book: Astrology, Light and America’s Future, at the Emigrant Market, this Saturday. It is his third major work, since Celestial Configurations of Africa and the Caribbean, Raphael’s 626 page book on African historical cycles, was released