Join us for an inspirational movie and enjoy plant based appetizers! “KISS THE GROUND is an audience-supported nonprofit promoting regeneration anhd healthy soil as a viable solution for our wellness, water, and climate crisis.” from www.kisstheground.com
Movie presentation hosted by www.ParadisePermaculture.org
You are invited to join us at this Visioning Workshop to discuss “Livingston’s Gateway Areas”. This is a continuation of the dialogue started with the Growth Policy planning effort. Please plan on attending.
~Make a working compass.
~Design your own compass art project.
~Answer questions using a beautiful map.
Public welcome to this FREE family friendly event.
This annual event kicks off with a Wine and Cheese Reception. The sale will feature Consignment and Silent Auction items such as art, furniture, jewelry, and more. All funds raised from the sale benefit the organization’s scholarship for a female Park County college or graduate student, the Park High School’s Academic Awards Night, and candidate forums.
For more info call Lani Hartung at 406-223-2123.
Based on the best-selling book by Cheryl Strayed and adapted for the stage by the
Academy Award nominee Nia Vardalos, Tiny Beautiful Things personifies the questions
and answers that the pseudonymous “Sugar” published online from 2010-2012.
When Strayed – a struggling writer – was asked to take over the unpaid position of advice
columnist, she used empathy and her personal experience to help those seeking
guidance for obstacles large and small. Tiny Beautiful Things is a play about reaching
out when you’re stuck, healing when you’re broken, and finding the courage to take on
the questions that have no answers…
Tiny Beautiful Things runs March 1-3 and 8-10. Showtimes are Fridays and Saturdays
at 8pm and Sundays at 3pm. Due to sensitive content, this play is recommended for ages 17+.
To learn more about the content and reserve tickets: http://www.blueslipper.org/tiny-beautiful-things/
This 8-week course will be held TUESDAYS 6-8pm at Park County MSU Extension office.
Participants will learn skills for home gardening & gain a sense of community spirit.
To learn more or to register, call 406-222-4156 or email: park@montana.edu.
Intro to the “Two Step”. Learn the basics with instructor Mark Burlington’s out-of-the-box approach. All skill levels welcome. Classes take place 7 to 9pm Thursdays in March 7 – 28.
Get more info Mon-Fri 10am – 4pm: (406) 222-1420 info@theshanecenter.org
Admission: $5.00 per person Residents $7.00 per person Non-Residents
IF you bring your own personal skates , they MUST BE CHECKED at the door (RUBBER STOPPERS ONLY) or RENT our skates for $3 for the night. Sorry, No Rollerblades or other devices with wheels permitted.
Concessions available.
Roller Skating online details: https://www.livingstonmontana.org/rec/page/roller-skating-0
HONORING THE PAST, CELEBRATING THE PRESENT, AND EMBRACING THE FUTURE
As The Blue Slipper Theatre commemorates 6 decades of artistic excellence and community
engagement, we invite you to join us for a special evening of celebration, reflection, and
anticipation. Our 60th Anniversary Celebration will be held on March 23, 2024 at The Elks
Lodge.
6:00-7:00 PM The festivities will kick off with a cocktail hour, featuring an array of
delectable appetizers and opportunities to mingle with fellow theater enthusiasts and
supporters. Guests will have the chance to reminisce about cherished memories and share their excitement for the impressive milestones yet to come.
7:00 PM, we will gather for a sit-down dessert accompanied by a champagne toast. It will be a time to raise our glasses in celebration of the countless individuals who have contributed to Blue Slipper Theatre’s success over the past six decades.
The program for the evening will include:
– A special scene from “A Mighty Man is He,” the first play presented by the Park County
Theatre Guild in March of 1964, paying homage to our humble beginnings and the visionary
leadership of our founder, Don Johns.
– A heartfelt tribute to Gary Fish, a beloved member of The Blue Slipper Theatre community
whose passion for the arts and unwavering dedication have left an indelible mark on our
organization and the lives of those around him.
– Reflections from past performers, volunteers, and patrons, highlighting the impact of The B.S.T. on our community and the enduring power of live theater to inspire, entertain,
and unite.
Tickets for The Blue Slipper Theatre’s 60th Anniversary Celebration are available for $15, with
proceeds supporting our ongoing mission “to entertain, educate, and enrich the community
through the performing arts.” We invite you to join us as we celebrate the past, embrace the
present, and envision a future filled with endless possibilities.
For more information, visit blueslipper.org or call (406)222-7720
2024 Rec Softball Registration is Open Now Til Feb 28th
For Ages 9 to 14
Follow the link below to get registered:
https://livingstonbaseball.sportngin.com/register/form/912313625
Additiional Info at Livingston’s Baseball and Softball Association Website:
Join us for this Candlelight presentation of “Scriptures & Songs” where we recount the fall of humanity, the promise of the Messiah, the Incarnation, and the Great Commission to preach the Good News. This presentation is free & open to all.
6:30pm Doors Open 7-8:15pm Presentation 8:15-9pm Coffee & Cookie Reception
Best Access: use South F Street to enter St. Mary’s Catholic Parish parking area.
Acclaimed novelist, outdoor writer and publisher, Allen Morris Jones will read from his debut poetry collection, Mumblecusser. Jones lives in Bozeman. He is the author of the novels, Last Year’s River, A Bloom of Bones, and Sweeney on the Rocks; the highly influential examination of the ethics of hunting, A Quiet Place of Violence; a Spur Award-winning children’s book, Montana for Kids: The Story of Our State; and co-editor, with William Kittredge, of The Best of Montana’s Short Fiction. He has published more than 100 short stories, articles, essays, and poems. A former editor of Big Sky Journal and an acquisitions editor for the Lyons Press, he is the publisher of his own small book house, Bangtail Press, and he has appeared as a guest essayist on Jim Lehrer’s “PBS NewsHour,” lectured to the Outdoor Writer’s Association of America…
Of Mumblecusser, Jones writes, “These poems as far as I can tell now, are about late-life fatherhood, they’re about aging and mortality, they’re about trying to see clearly. They’re about trying to discover what I think. They’re exercises in self-pity and self-absorption. They are coins tossed off the back of a train. … They’re doorstops you trip over and Rorschach oil spills you slide across. Most of all, though, they’re the rubberized ceiling straps you grab onto when the bus lurches away from the curb.”
Elk River Books is located at 122 S. 2nd St. in downtown Livingston. The free event begins at 7 p.m., and a book signing and reception will follow. For more information, send an email to call (406) 333-2330.
Yellowstone Ballet Company’s 32nd Annual
presentation of this Favorite Holiday Ballet at
WILLSON AUDITORIUM, 404 Main St., Bozeman.
2 PERFORMANCES on Dec. 10th ~ 1:00 pm AND at 4:30 pm
Child free entry with the purchase of an Adult Ticket.
Purchase tickets at www.yellowstoneballet.info
Children may come dressed as a Nutcracker character. A costume contest will be held at Intermission with Prizes donated from the Rocky Mountain Toy Company.
Park High National Honor Society presents this Caring Opportunity to help those in need in our Community. Though this community drive began October 16, it’s not too late to care and share!
Priority Clothes Donations are: Coasts, Gloves, Hats, Beanies, Scarves, Socks and more. Clothing for adults & children must be Clean and in Good Condition.
Priority Food Donations are: Canned, Boxed, Non-parishable. No junk food.
Drop-Off Point: Any Livingston School or Community Health Partners
