FOOD & DRINK

After an extended winter, it’s high time to head outside for some fantastic local music. Partnering with Mighty Fine Time Live Events, the Shane Lalani Center for the Arts is delighted to present another series of FREE outdoor concerts on the big stage outside every Thursday this summer from 5–8pm. The 2023 Summer Outdoor Concert Series will present a variety of dazzling musicians every week, including familiar faces and exciting touring acts.

Elk River Books will host the book launch celebration for wildlife filmmaker Brad Orsted’s debut memoir Through the Wilderness: My Journey of Redemption and Healing in the American Wild on Thursday, June 29. “When Orsted’s fifteen-month-old daughter, Marley, died mysteriously at the home of his mother, he descended into...

The Blue Slipper Theater in Livingston presents Jason Robert Brown’s modern musical, THE LAST FIVE YEARS, June 16-18 and June 23-25. An intimate musical about two artists who fall in and out of love over the course of five years, THE LAST FIVE YEARS premiered to critical acclaim in 2001 — and was quickly named one of TIME Magazine's best shows of the year. The show’s unconventional structure consists of Cathy (played by Livingston-based actor Stephanie Burda), telling her story from the end of a marriage while Jamie (played by Bozeman-based actor Ansel Mills), shares his point of view chronologically.

LIVINGSTON, Mont. - Trû North Café is reopening Friday after closing for almost two weeks for some needed repairs. A car accident damaged the storefront in February when a woman accidentally pulled her car forward. The café was able to stay open since the accident. Trû North owner JamesLangteaux said luckily the car did not break any windows and no one was hurt.

Yellowstone Ballet Co. (YBC) brings an international cast of professional dancers to the stage for the Boots & Ballet Gala – Where Classic Meets the West, June 24 in Bozeman and June 25 in the Paradise Valley, south of Livingston. Saturday’s performance begins at 7:30 p.m. at Willson Auditorium...

LIVINGSTON, Mont. - Mark’s In and Out in Livingston is celebrating its 70th season of business this summer and customers young and old are excited to enjoy their food again. Owner Scott Black said he bought the business in 1980, and he has learned a lot about what it takes to run a small business, even a popular one. The number one skill: adaptability.