The Livingston HealthCare Foundation is honored to announce a generous $50,000 gift from Robert Means of Livingston and his sister, Betty Bell of Foster City, CA, in memory of their father, Dr. Robert Ross Means, who served as a beloved Livingston physician from 1947 until his untimely passing in
Elk River Arts & Lectures is hosting a live storytelling show at the Elks Lodge (130 S. 2nd St.) in Livingston on Wednesday, November 19th, at 7 pm to showcase true-life FULL SEND stories from our community. Admission is free and open to the public. Donations are appreciated. Doors open
The Bozeman Symphony invites children and families to a special Symphony Storytime featuring the harp on Saturday, November 8th at 10:15 am, located at the Bozeman Public Library. This free, interactive program, presented in partnership with the library’s Toddler and Preschool Storytime, blends lively storytelling with the wonder
The Shane Lalani Center for the Arts invites you on Thursday, November 13th at 7:45 pm to a showing of The Grand Slamon in the Dulcie Theater with doors set to open at
6:30 pm for the second film of this month. Admission to the event is free
Park County and HRDC have announced the launch of the Park County Home Repair Program, a new initiative providing financial assistance to low- and moderate-income homeowners for critical home repairs that improve health, safety, ADA accessibility, and energy efficiency.
Funded by the Montana Department of Commerce through the Community Development
The Livingston Film Series will present a screening of Big Medicine York Outdoors on Thursday, November 13th at 7:00 pm. The showing will take place in the Dulcie Theater at The Shane Lalani Center for the Arts, located at 415 E. Lewis Street in Livingston. Admission is free to
The Park County Environmental Council’s (PCEC) Livingston Loves Trees program, along with 20 volunteers and City of Livingston employees, received hands-on training on how to properly prune young trees. Over the past four years, Livingston Loves Trees has planted 381 trees across the city—and now, those trees are
This holiday season, the Governor’s Office of Community Service presents the opportunity for all Montanans and those impacted by organ, eye, and tissue donation to support the Threshold of Life Memorial. The Threshold of Life Memorial honors the significance of organ, eye, and tissue donation, educates visitors, and encourages
