Community
Raise a glass and your spirits on Saturday, October 17th from 4 to 7 pm at the Oktoberfest. Admission is free and there’s fun for all! Enjoy interactive adult and kids’ activities, seasonal drink and food specials, and score unique gifts at local shops. There will be a long community table with seating near the Elks, a kid zone near the First Interstate Bank with games and activities, and an adult fun zone near the Owl. Costumes and accordion players encouraged!
Festivities on 2nd Street include: a Stein Holding/Masskrugstemmen contest at the Owl, Paradise Western Company Calf Dummy Roping activity in the parking lot of 1st Interstate Bank, kids activities Park County Early Childhood Coalition, Face painting by Park High Senior Class, Raised by Wolves Spooktacular Pop-up Sale and vintage movie screening at Elk river Books, Tarot Card Readings, Beer Goggles and safety Information with Park county DUI Task Force, plus activities and raffles hosted by are businesses.
Food & Beverages on 2nd Street: brats, sauerkraut and adult beverages at the Elks Lodge, specials at the Engine Room, adult beverages at the Owl and Hiatt House (cash only at Hiatt House), hot and cold drinks and snacks at Coffee Crossing, burgers and fries from Bad Burger, Flapjack Nacho Co.’s savory mini pancakes, Freaks’s 100% beef hot dogs, loaded baked potatoes, chili pie, and snacks, O Bar U Barbeque’s smoked brisket, chicken, pulled pork, ribs and brats, Park High School Spanish Club’s fresh baked goods fundraiser, Peak & Pucker’s fresh-squeezed lemonades, Pizza Madre’s Neapolitan style pizza, Park County Drop-In Center’s mocktails, Rocky Mountain Nut Company’s German roasted nuts & bratwurst, Rollie’s Hawaiian Kine Grindz’ musubis, plate lunch and Hawaiian snacks, Twisted Brothers Pretzels’ soft pretzels, sweet pretzel bites, hot chocolate and hot cider, and the always popular United In Light ice cream truck with frozen treats.
2nd Street will be closed to traffic just past the alley near the Owl Lounge through Callendar to Lewis for the Street Party. Businesses along 2nd Street and throughout will Downtown open late for shopping, dining, and celebrating.
Kick off the holiday shopping season at locally owned small businesses and connect with friends and neighbors at Oktoberfest while enjoying the festivities. This event is brought to you by local tourism dollars and Explore Livingston, building a vibrant year-round economy while investing in quality of life for residents and quality of experience for visitors. More at https://www.explorelivingstonmt.com/oktoberfest