Things to do in Livingtson, MT this Fall: 2026 Events & Activities

Fall Events in Livingston: September–November 2026

Fall is a special time in Livingston. As the summer crowds begin to slow and the leaves change along the Yellowstone River, the community calendar stays busy with live music, theatre, art, film, downtown celebrations, and plenty of local traditions. Here are some of the events to put on your calendar in Livingston this fall.

September

September 3–6 & September 10–13

Livingston Fringe Festival

Catch two weekends of creative performances and events at venues throughout Livingston during this annual celebration of independent performing arts. (Explore Livingston)

September 4

Montana Shakespeare in the Parks: The Merchant of Venice

Enjoy a free outdoor performance of Shakespeare’s The…

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The Mint Bar & Grill Is for Sale: A New Chapter for a Livingston Landmark

A Livingston Landmark Begins Its Next Chapter: The Mint Bar & Grill Is on the Market

Some places become more than just businesses—they become part of a community's identity.

In Livingston, the Mint Bar & Grill is one of those places.

Whether you've stopped in after a day on the Yellowstone River, met friends for lunch downtown, or simply admired the historic building while strolling Main Street, the Mint has long been woven into the fabric of Livingston. It's where locals gather, visitors get a taste of authentic Montana hospitality, and stories have been shared for generations.

Now, this iconic downtown landmark is ready for its next chapter.

A Cornerstone of Downtown Livingston

Located at 102 N. Main Street, the Mint Bar & Grill has…

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Sheep Mountain Residences Breaking Ground in Livingston, MT

Sheep Mountain Residences Breaking Ground in Livingston, MT | Workforce Housing Update

The Sheep Mountain Residences in Livingston, Montana have officially broken ground, marking a major milestone for one of the region’s most important workforce housing developments. As construction begins this month, the project moves from planning to reality—bringing new rental housing opportunities to the Upper Yellowstone Valley.

At ERA Landmark, we closely follow housing developments like Sheep Mountain because they directly impact the overall real estate market in Livingston, Bozeman, and surrounding Southwest Montana communities. New housing supply influences affordability, inventory levels, and long-term market stability for both buyers and sellers.

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Summer 2026 Event Guide: Best Things to Do in Livingston, MT

Livingston is the gateway to the Yellowstone River and a town that breathes art and history. This summer, the streets and nearby Paradise Valley come alive with legendary rodeos, riverside markets, and an arts scene that rivals the big cities. Here is what’s happening in Livingston for Summer 2026.

Livingston Farmers Market

Shop local farm-fresh produce, handmade goods, and food trucks in the beautiful Miles Band Shell Park along the Yellowstone River. It is a community staple that highlights the best of Montana’s Western Sustainability Exchange.

Wednesdays, June 3–September 16 | 4:30–7:30pm

More Info: westernsustainabilityexchange.org

Outdoor Concerts: Pine Creek Lodge & The Old Saloon

Venues like Pine Creek Lodge and The Old Saloon…

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What Are the Best Community Events in Livingston, MT for Spring 2026?

As the winds of the Paradise Valley begin to mellow, Livingston sheds its winter layers to reveal a spring season brimming with local art, community storytelling, and that classic Park County charm. While the big-city energy of Bozeman is just over the pass, spring in Livingston offers a more intimate connection to the makers and performers who call this wind-swept town home. This year, the season is anchored by milestones like the 30th anniversary of a Broadway masterpiece at the Shane Center and the return of community favorites like the Pine Creek Brew Fest. Whether you're heading to a lecture at the library or a staged reading at the Blue Slipper, here is your essential guide to experiencing spring in Livingston.

TL;DR: Livingston’s spring 2026…

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2026 BBER Economic Seminar Outlook

Economic Outlook 2026: What Southwest Montana’s Shifting Landscape Means for Your Next Move

Our team recently attended the 2026 BBER Economic Outlook Seminar, and the insights shared have profound implications for anyone looking to buy or sell real estate in Southwest Montana this year. While the state’s economy is "cooling off" from the record-breaking surges of the early 2020s, the unique dynamics of our region—specifically Gallatin, Madison, and Park counties—continue to tell a story of resilience and strategic opportunity.

Here is a high-level review of the key economic shifts and what they mean for our local real estate market.

1. The "Aftermath" of the Surge: A Balanced Reset

Economists highlighted that we have officially moved into a…

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New Subdivision Proposed Near Gardiner: The Rigler Riverside Tracts

Park County planning officials are currently evaluating a new housing project known as the Rigler Riverside Tracts First Minor Subdivision. Situated roughly nine miles north of Gardiner, Montana, this development aims to add a small number of homes to the scenic corridor along US 89 South.

Project Details and Location

The subdivision, spearheaded by developers Gordon and Cynthia Rigler, would be located on the western side of the highway. The plan includes:

• Four home sites: Each parcel would cover approximately three acres.

• Infrastructure: The residences would utilize independent septic systems and private water wells.

• Minimal Agricultural Impact: Because much of the surrounding land—including the area directly across the…

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A Guide to the First Livingston Restaurant Week

There is something special brewing in the heart of Park County this January. For the first time in our town’s history, we are celebrating Livingston Restaurant Week, a seven-day culinary event designed to showcase our amazing food scene while giving back to the community we love.

Whether you are a lifelong local or a visitor looking for the perfect winter getaway, Livingston Restaurant Week offers the ultimate excuse to explore the diverse flavors of Southwest Montana.

The Details: When and Where

Livingston Restaurant Week officially kicks off on Sunday, January 19, and runs through Saturday, January 25.

The event features 21 participating restaurants spanning the entire county—from the historic streets of downtown Livingston to the scenic…

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Our 2026 Winter/Spring Guide is Out!

Our bi-annual Winter/Spring Real Estate Guide has officially arrived! This issue is designed to help you make the most of the season, whether you're searching for a mountain retreat or just looking for the best bison burger in the valley. Inside, you’ll find:

     Current Listings: The latest homes hitting the market across Southwest MT.

     Market Trends: Expert analysis on 2026 real estate market trends. 

     Local Guides: Where to eat, what to see, and the best spring adventures in our backyard.

     Check out the digital version below to get started!

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Honoring a Local Leader: Sarah Swanson Wins Community Impact Leadership Award

We are incredibly proud to announce that Sarah Swanson has been honored with the Community Impact Leadership Award by the Bozeman Daily Chronicle.

This prestigious award serves to recognize local leaders who go beyond their daily duties to foster connection, stability, and growth within our region. For those who know Sarah, this accolade is a well-deserved testament to her character and her lifelong commitment to the Montana communities that raised her.

Rooted in Montana Values

To understand Sarah’s drive to serve, you have to look at her roots. Sarah has called Montana home since age nine, attending the historic Pine Creek School in Paradise Valley—a three-room schoolhouse where students aged four to fourteen learned side-by-side.

Graduating…

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