Local Events Drive Livingston's Economy. The thriving arts community hosts art walks all summer long with street food, live music, and featured local galleries. Not to be missed, Livingston's Farmer's Market brings the valley residents to town on Wednesday evenings (during the summer), and there is a three-day craft fair in The Depot park every summer too!   

If your tummy directs your travel decisions, Livingston is an amazing stop! Whether you are craving fine dining or bar food, there is a restaurant in this little town to exceed your expectations. Just a short drive east of Bozeman, we love The Stockman for the bison burgers and prime rib, Glenn's Pub (burgers to die for), and Neptunes Taphouse and Brewery... for the sushi; I know you didn't see that one coming!  The original  Montana's Rib and Chop House, now a regional chain, opened in the Livingston Train Repair Shop, and it has held strong as a great stop, particularly if you have a large group.

ommunity were built as railroad housing, and the unassuming Victorians have been lovingly maintained throughout the decades. If quirky is your style, Livingston downtown is for you! If you are seeking a more updated property, there are newer developments surrounding the downtown and premier housing in the Paradise Valley. With iconic views, the meandering drive down the Paradise Valley is sure take your breath away.