Call for artists - Depot Center Festival of the Arts
July 2, 3, and 4
The Livingston Depot Center's Festival of the Arts will be held in the Depot Rotary Park, adjacent to the Depot Center, in downtown Livingston, Montana, Tuesday, July 2, from 10am to 7pm; Wednesday, July 3, from 10am to 7pm and Thursday, July 4, from 10am to 6pm.
This popular annual juried event, now in its 26th year, is open to artists and craftspeople in all media.
The application deadline for this year is May 10, 2013. Interested artists and crafters should call the Depot Center for an application at (406) 222-2300 if they have not received one.
Call for Pies - Depot Center Festival of the Arts
July 2, 3, and 4
The Livingston Depot Foundation is seeking donations of homemade pies for the pie booth at its twenty-sixth annual Festival of the Arts in July. The dates this year will coincide with the rodeo, July 2nd to the 4th. Approximately 100 pies a day are served, supplied by faithful bakers who typically bring in two each, including seasonally fresh fruit and nut pies. Old time specialty pies also make an appearance as crowd favorites.
Contact Diana at the Depot Center at 222-2300 for more information.
Elk River Books Presents:
Climate Change in the Pleistocene
Thursday, June 6 at 7pm
Elk River Books welcomes author and naturalist Doug Peacock who will read excerpts from his new book, In the Shadow of the Sabertooth: A Renegade Naturalist Considers Global Warming, the First Americans and the Terrible Beasts of the Pleistocene
Find more information by calling (406) 224-5802
An Evening with Terry Tempest Williams
Tuesday, June 18 at 7pm
Elk River Books is honored to celebrate its second birthday with a lecture by author and naturalist Terry Tempest Williams.
A fierce advocate for social justice and the natural world, Tempest is known for her lyrical and impassioned prose. Her breakthrough book, Refuge, documented her mother's death from breast cancer juxtaposed against the flooding of the Bear River bird refuge, in the context of fallout from nuclear testing in her native Utah.
Find more information by calling (406) 224-5802
Livingston Depot Museum - "Livingston Found: A Rescued Photographic Treasure"
Thursday, June 20 at 7pm
The museum will hold its first "Third Thursday" summer program event on June 20th at
7 p.m. with an evening reception for "LIVINGSTON FOUND: A RESCUED PHOTOGRAPHIC TREASURE" and for guest curator Angela Gill. The event will feature music by Holler' N Pine, hors d'oeuvres, cocktails, and wine tasting recommendations from The Gourmet Cellar.
Contact: Diana L. Seider, Director, (406) 222-2300
Follow Yer' Nose BBQ
Saturday, June 22 at 5pm to 9pm
Summer Solstice Blues & Barbecues with Denny Earnest & the Resonators
Join us for good eatins with Pulled Pork, Brisket, Chicken, Ribs, Baked Beans, Slaw, & Mac N Cheese for dinner! & Dance the evening Away with The Best Blues Around with Denny Earnest & the Resonators! Emigrant, MT West of the flashing light (right next to the Wildflour Bakery)
Upcoming Livingston Center for Arts and Culture Events
April & May, 2013
Off Campus
Fruday, March 1st 6pm-8pm
OFF CAMPUS, an exhibit of works by Montana State University students, will be on display at the Livingston Center for Art and Culture through March 16. Ceramics, metalsmithing, printmaking, and sculpture students show off their skills in this elegant show. Participating artists are: Anna Bagley, Nicholas Danielson, Daniel Donovan, Ciara Easterling, Moriah Ellig, Joe Geil, Metta Hallinan, Chloe House, Kaleigh Jones, Mary Keck, David Kennet, Nicki Koning, Jessica Lohmeier, Charlie Lynch, Stephanie McCartney, Trevor Nelson, Ian Nicoll, Bryan Pierce, Jen Pursell, Tonia Schlick, Louis Still Smoking, Ben Studer, Lara Vaienti, and Rjika Weis.
Upcoming Livingston Public Library Events
June 13 - July 25
Teen SRP activities begin June 13th and run through July 25th. The "Beneath the Surface" programs for teens occur on Thursdays from 6:30-8pm. Some of the fun planned for this year includes Hidden Trivia, Sidewalk Art, and a Murder Mystery, just to name a few.
June 11 - July 17
K-5th grade SRP activities begin June 11th and run through July 17th. K-2nd grades will meet on Tuesdays from 1:30-3pm. 3rd-5th grades will meet on Wednesdays from 1:30-3pm. On June 25th the two groups will combine for a special magic show with Mr. "E"! These "Dig Into Reading" activities will also include dinosaurs with the Museum of the Rockies, and much more!
For more information, please contact the Library at 222-0862.
The Blue Slipper presents: The Sunshine Boys
Friday and Saturday evenings, June 14 to 30
"Ham on wry" is how the New York Post describes Neil Simon's THE SUNSHINE BOYS, opening June 14th at The Blue Slipper Theatre in Livingston MT, and playing weekends through June 30th.
Get more information by calling Gary Weisgerber at (406) 222-0494.
Live Music at Livingston's Murray Bar
June 4 - Zach Bryson and His Natural Born Easemen
June 5 - Aaron Williams
June 6 - Big Ol'
June 7 and 8 - Brass Flask
June 12 - Calista
June 13 and 14 - StrangeWays
June 15 - Tracorum
June 19 - Ethan Keller
June 20 and 21 - The Wandering Wild
June 22 - The Big Sky Band
June 26 - Chase
June 28 - The Riot Act
June 29 - Yabba Griffiths
Location: Downtown Livingston. Call 222-9463.
Live Music at The Mint
Music listing coming soon...
Location: Downtown Livingston. Call 222-1095.
Live Music at Chico Hot Springs
June 7 and 8 - The Ironfront Band
June 9 - Tracorum
June 14 and 15 - Russ Nassett & the Revelators
June 21 and 22 - Bluejack
June 23 - Yabba Griffiths
June 28 and 29 - Exit 288
June 30 - Teka Brock Band
Location: Paradise Valley. Call 333-4933.
Live Music at the Montana Music Ranch
Live Music at the Montana Music Ranch
Please check back soon.
Location: Paradise Valley. Call 222-2255.
Live Music at Pine Creek Cafe
June 7 - Prairie Wind Duo
June 8 - Hooligans
June 14 - Little Jane & the Pistol Whips
June 15 - Booze Hounds
June 16 - Backburner
June 21 - Shufflebums
June 22 - Tsunami Funk with Andrew Gromiller
June 27 - Outdoor Bluegrass Jam with Pete & Rachel
June 28 - (pending) Bad Betty
Location: Pine Creek, Paradise Valley. Call 222-3628.
Live Music at Paulie's Z Barn and Casino
June 7 and 9 - Boozehounds
June 21 - Nemesis / My Face Your Face
June 22 - DJ Foreplay
June 28 and 29 - Alter Ego
Location: 522 East Park Street, Livingston. Call 222-4921.
July 4th Week: Livingston Round Up,
Parade and Art Fair
July Third Week: Livingston Summer Fest
August: Park County Fair www.parkcounty.org
August: Bark in The Park
August: Old Settlers Day in Clyde Park
Early December: Livingston Holiday Stroll
Chrismas Day: Free Community Dinner at The Civic Center
Livingston Farmers Market at Sacajawea Park in Livingston
Resumes in the spring
Every Wednesday 4:30 to 7 PM
Food, vendors, produce, arts & crafts, baked goods, special events, live music until 9:00 p.m., Wednesdays, 4:30 to 7:30, through Sept. 26, banks of Yellowstone, Miles Park. Call 222-0730.
Emigrant People's Market
Resumes in the spring
Summer Saturdays, 10 AM to 2 PM
Vendors, produce, barbecue, Crocket tourney, kite flying, other events, lunch time music by Denny Earnest & Friends on Wildflour Bakery porch, Saturdays, 10:00 a.m. to 2 ish, St. John's Green (across from Post Office), Emigrant.
