Guidebook for Livingston
Drinks & Nightlife
Murray Hotel
201 W Park StHistoric Bar and Hotel, music venue
Neighborhood bar and restaurant with relaxing outdoor patio, nice on a summer afternoon or evening.
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Glenn's, Food and Spirits
122 N Main StNeighborhood bar and restaurant with relaxing outdoor patio, nice on a summer afternoon or evening.
Local brewery with occasional live music. Closes at 8pm per MT state law.
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Katabatic Brewing Co
117 W Park StLocal brewery with occasional live music. Closes at 8pm per MT state law.
Parks & Nature
Yellowstone National Park
Beartooth Highway
Lovely spot for a picnic, throwing a frisbee or walking along the Yellowstone River. Tennis courts and swimming pool are open seasonally.
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Sacajawea Park
West Butte StreetLovely spot for a picnic, throwing a frisbee or walking along the Yellowstone River. Tennis courts and swimming pool are open seasonally.
Arts & Culture
Excellent geology, dinosaur, Native American and early European American settler exhibits.
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Museo de las Rocosas
600 W Kagy BlvdExcellent geology, dinosaur, Native American and early European American settler exhibits.
Beautifully restored 1902 railway depot with museum exhibits on the history of the railroad & the region.
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Livingston Depot Center
200 W Park StBeautifully restored 1902 railway depot with museum exhibits on the history of the railroad & the region.
Native American culture and history, early European American explorer and settler culture and history including Lewis and Clark; role of the railroads in the history of the area. Outdoor exhibits include a one-room schoolhouse, blacksmith shop; fleet of transportation vehicles including a caboose. Special events for families and children.
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Yellowstone Gateway Museum
118 W Chinook StNative American culture and history, early European American explorer and settler culture and history including Lewis and Clark; role of the railroads in the history of the area. Outdoor exhibits include a one-room schoolhouse, blacksmith shop; fleet of transportation vehicles including a caboose. Special events for families and children.
Essentials
Town & Country Foods
1611 S 11th AveSunshine Laundromat
423 W Park StNatural foods grocery store with good selection of organic produce, bulk dry goods, supplements, etc.
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Foodworks
412 E Park StNatural foods grocery store with good selection of organic produce, bulk dry goods, supplements, etc.
Shopping
Definitely worth a visit - iconic Livingston landmark. A wonderful historic bookstore with great collection of books about Montana and the old west as well as general literature, plus stationary and nice selection of art supplies. Friendly and very knowledgable staff and owner, beloved by the local community. Run by the same family for generations. Tip: Cash only -- like a very cool, living museum, Sax & Fryer uses a beautifully maintained 90+ year old grand cash register for every sale.
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Sax & Fryer Co
109 W Callender StDefinitely worth a visit - iconic Livingston landmark. A wonderful historic bookstore with great collection of books about Montana and the old west as well as general literature, plus stationary and nice selection of art supplies. Friendly and very knowledgable staff and owner, beloved by the local community. Run by the same family for generations. Tip: Cash only -- like a very cool, living museum, Sax & Fryer uses a beautifully maintained 90+ year old grand cash register for every sale.