Do you feel like dancing? For four weeks, students learn the basics of two-step through instructor Mick Burlington’s outside-of-the-box approach. All skill levels welcome!

Students ages 13-18 explore contemporary social issues and prepare a collaborative artistic performance together for the community and their peers, using their own voices. By encouraging students to openly address difficult topics, bridges can be formed that mitigate feelings of social isolation.

This year, the students of DTI will present their original piece “Timeless Perception" which explores the different futuristic possibilities shaped by the choices we’re making today.  These young artists have poured their hearts into this piece, and they’d love to have the community there cheering them on.

Entry to the show is a suggested $5 donation. Tickets are available to reserve now.

Students ages 13-18 explore contemporary social issues and prepare a collaborative artistic performance together for the community and their peers, using their own voices. By encouraging students to openly address difficult topics, bridges can be formed that mitigate feelings of social isolation.

This year, the students of DTI will present their original piece “Timeless Perception" which explores the different futuristic possibilities shaped by the choices we’re making today.  These young artists have poured their hearts into this piece, and they’d love to have the community there cheering them on.

Entry to the show is a suggested $5 donation. Tickets are available to reserve now.

Students ages 13-18 explore contemporary social issues and prepare a collaborative artistic performance together for the community and their peers, using their own voices. By encouraging students to openly address difficult topics, bridges can be formed that mitigate feelings of social isolation.

This year, the students of DTI will present their original piece “Timeless Perception" which explores the different futuristic possibilities shaped by the choices we’re making today.  These young artists have poured their hearts into this piece, and they’d love to have the community there cheering them on.

Entry to the show is a suggested $5 donation. Tickets are available to reserve now.

Do you feel like dancing? For four weeks, students learn the basics of two-step through instructor Mick Burlington’s outside-of-the-box approach. All skill levels welcome!

Neo Celtic

Irish born (county Galway) Multi Instrumentalist/ Singer Songwriter Gabriel Donohue is based in Philadelphia. He performs mostly on guitar and piano but also plays many more instruments from bouzouki/mandolin to irish and exotic percussion.

Gabriel performs throughout the US and worldwide, solo and along with a cadre of top flight musicians. In 1999 he began to tour with Irish music legends The Chieftains and added guitar, piano and voice to their live performances  in Spain, France, Norway, Denmark, Italy, UK and many tours of the USA. He has performed five times at New York's Carnegie Hall. He toured for X years with Cherish the Ladies.  He has recorded with the Boston Pops, Eileen Ivers, Joanie Madden, James Keane, Sean Quinn, Brian Conway, John Whelan, Karen Mal, Aoife Clancy, and Liam Clancy.

The lists of artists he has collaborated with, is a who's who of the top musicians in the acoustic and celtic music field. He performed with Michael Flatley at the National Heritage Awards in Washington DC. And played with Eileen Ivers at the Clinton White House entertaining Irish and American dignitaries and signers of the Good Friday peace accords.

Vonnie Quinn was born in the 1980s in County Limerick, Ireland, and is a television and radio host, as well as an accomplished journalist and musician. Quinn is primarily known as the host of the show “Bloomberg Markets: Americas” and “Bloomberg Markets: European Close” broadcast on New York’s Bloomberg TV. Her career has been active since 2006.

Before venturing into the world of journalism and television, Vonnie had a passion for music – she learned to play violin at a young age, and attended The Limerick School of Music. As a proof of her talent and skill with the violin, during her teenage years Vonnie played with the National Youth Orchestra of Ireland, however, towards the end of her high school education, Quinn developed an interest towards journalism, and so after she matriculated, she enrolled at the National University of Ireland where she studied Journalism. Wishing to continue her education abroad, she applied for the National University of Ireland Travelling Studentship scholarship, which she was awarded, and got the opportunity to study at Oxford University and Columbia University. Quinn decided to continue her studies at New York’s Columbia University.

Sponsored by Walter & Regina Wunsch, SPECTEC TIC

November’s installment of the Livingston Film Series will feature two short films with a Q&A and intermission in between.

 7 PM:

Big Medicine: York Outdoors explores the untold story of York, the only African American member of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. Enslaved by Captain William Clark, York did not choose to be part of this journey, yet his significant contributions as a hunter, guide, caretaker, and intermediary in interactions with Tribal Nations are chronicled in the journals of Expedition members as well as in accounts from the tribes they met along the way. The Arikara tribe referred to him as Big Medicine for his strength and the color of his skin. 

Produced in partnership with the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail and NEW Multimedia, and distributed by the Lewis & Clark Trail Alliance, this powerful documentary follows a group of Black outdoor leaders on a four-day expedition through Montana’s Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument. Their journey retraces the path of the original Corps of Discovery while honoring York’s legacy and highlighting the healing, empowerment, and joy that the natural world can offer.

This film follows eight educators and environmental stewards as they retrace York’s steps on a four-day river trip along the Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument. On their journey to revive York’s story, they explore themes of recreation access for people of color, and the joy and healing that the outdoors can provide.

The film is a collaborative effort between Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail and NEW Multimedia, as part of Big Medicine: The York Project, an initiative to bring York’s story to the foreground.

Mr. Norm Miller (film outfitter and guide) will conduct a post film Q&A.

Do you feel like dancing? For four weeks, students learn the basics of two-step through instructor Mick Burlington’s outside-of-the-box approach. All skill levels welcome!

Follow the story of Quasimodo, the lonely bell-ringer, in his search for acceptance. Based on Victor Hugo’s classic tale and featuring music from Disney’s animated film, the show weaves themes of love, sacrifice, and compassion through soaring melodies and unforgettable characters set against the backdrop of medieval Paris.

This production contains mature themes and situations, and may not be suitable for young children.

Sponsored by Foodworks, Dusty Daws State Farm and Chico Hot Springs Resort.

Set sponsored by Kenyan Noble.

Follow the story of Quasimodo, the lonely bell-ringer, in his search for acceptance. Based on Victor Hugo’s classic tale and featuring music from Disney’s animated film, the show weaves themes of love, sacrifice, and compassion through soaring melodies and unforgettable characters set against the backdrop of medieval Paris.

This production contains mature themes and situations, and may not be suitable for young children.

Sponsored by Foodworks, Dusty Daws State Farm and Chico Hot Springs Resort.

Set sponsored by Kenyan Noble.

Follow the story of Quasimodo, the lonely bell-ringer, in his search for acceptance. Based on Victor Hugo’s classic tale and featuring music from Disney’s animated film, the show weaves themes of love, sacrifice, and compassion through soaring melodies and unforgettable characters set against the backdrop of medieval Paris.

This production contains mature themes and situations, and may not be suitable for young children.

Sponsored by Foodworks, Dusty Daws State Farm and Chico Hot Springs Resort.

Set sponsored by Kenyan Noble.

Follow the story of Quasimodo, the lonely bell-ringer, in his search for acceptance. Based on Victor Hugo’s classic tale and featuring music from Disney’s animated film, the show weaves themes of love, sacrifice, and compassion through soaring melodies and unforgettable characters set against the backdrop of medieval Paris.

This production contains mature themes and situations, and may not be suitable for young children.

Sponsored by Foodworks, Dusty Daws State Farm and Chico Hot Springs Resort.

Set sponsored by Kenyan Noble.

Follow the story of Quasimodo, the lonely bell-ringer, in his search for acceptance. Based on Victor Hugo’s classic tale and featuring music from Disney’s animated film, the show weaves themes of love, sacrifice, and compassion through soaring melodies and unforgettable characters set against the backdrop of medieval Paris.

This production contains mature themes and situations, and may not be suitable for young children.

Sponsored by Foodworks, Dusty Daws State Farm and Chico Hot Springs Resort.

Set sponsored by Kenyan Noble.

Follow the story of Quasimodo, the lonely bell-ringer, in his search for acceptance. Based on Victor Hugo’s classic tale and featuring music from Disney’s animated film, the show weaves themes of love, sacrifice, and compassion through soaring melodies and unforgettable characters set against the backdrop of medieval Paris.

This production contains mature themes and situations, and may not be suitable for young children.

Sponsored by Foodworks, Dusty Daws State Farm and Chico Hot Springs Resort.

Set sponsored by Kenyan Noble.

Follow the story of Quasimodo, the lonely bell-ringer, in his search for acceptance. Based on Victor Hugo’s classic tale and featuring music from Disney’s animated film, the show weaves themes of love, sacrifice, and compassion through soaring melodies and unforgettable characters set against the backdrop of medieval Paris.

This production contains mature themes and situations, and may not be suitable for young children.

Sponsored by Foodworks, Dusty Daws State Farm and Chico Hot Springs Resort.

Set sponsored by Kenyan Noble.

Follow the story of Quasimodo, the lonely bell-ringer, in his search for acceptance. Based on Victor Hugo’s classic tale and featuring music from Disney’s animated film, the show weaves themes of love, sacrifice, and compassion through soaring melodies and unforgettable characters set against the backdrop of medieval Paris.

This production contains mature themes and situations, and may not be suitable for young children.

Sponsored by Foodworks, Dusty Daws State Farm and Chico Hot Springs Resort.

Set sponsored by Kenyan Noble.

Follow the story of Quasimodo, the lonely bell-ringer, in his search for acceptance. Based on Victor Hugo’s classic tale and featuring music from Disney’s animated film, the show weaves themes of love, sacrifice, and compassion through soaring melodies and unforgettable characters set against the backdrop of medieval Paris.

This production contains mature themes and situations, and may not be suitable for young children.

Sponsored by Foodworks, Dusty Daws State Farm and Chico Hot Springs Resort.

Set sponsored by Kenyan Noble.

Follow the story of Quasimodo, the lonely bell-ringer, in his search for acceptance. Based on Victor Hugo’s classic tale and featuring music from Disney’s animated film, the show weaves themes of love, sacrifice, and compassion through soaring melodies and unforgettable characters set against the backdrop of medieval Paris.

This production contains mature themes and situations, and may not be suitable for young children.

Sponsored by Foodworks, Dusty Daws State Farm and Chico Hot Springs Resort.

Set sponsored by Kenyan Noble.

Follow the story of Quasimodo, the lonely bell-ringer, in his search for acceptance. Based on Victor Hugo’s classic tale and featuring music from Disney’s animated film, the show weaves themes of love, sacrifice, and compassion through soaring melodies and unforgettable characters set against the backdrop of medieval Paris.

This production contains mature themes and situations, and may not be suitable for young children.

Sponsored by Foodworks, Dusty Daws State Farm and Chico Hot Springs Resort.

Set sponsored by Kenyan Noble.

Follow the story of Quasimodo, the lonely bell-ringer, in his search for acceptance. Based on Victor Hugo’s classic tale and featuring music from Disney’s animated film, the show weaves themes of love, sacrifice, and compassion through soaring melodies and unforgettable characters set against the backdrop of medieval Paris.

This production contains mature themes and situations, and may not be suitable for young children.

Sponsored by Foodworks, Dusty Daws State Farm and Chico Hot Springs Resort.

Set sponsored by Kenyon Noble.

Follow the story of Quasimodo, the lonely bell-ringer, in his search for acceptance. Based on Victor Hugo’s classic tale and featuring music from Disney’s animated film, the show weaves themes of love, sacrifice, and compassion through soaring melodies and unforgettable characters set against the backdrop of medieval Paris.

This production contains mature themes and situations, and may not be suitable for young children.

Sponsored by Foodworks, Dusty Daws State Farm and Chico Hot Springs Resort.

Set sponsored by Kenyon Noble.

This 1939 adaptation of the Victor Hugo novel is set in medieval Paris, where a deformed but kind bell ringer at a cathedral falls in love with a bewitching Gypsy who's given sanctuary in the church after being framed for murder by a jealous official. Directed by William Dieterle and starring Charles Laughton, Maureen O'Hara, Cedric Hardwicke, Thomas Mitchell, and Edmond O'Brien.

Join us this October for a very spooky installment of the Livingston Film Series!

NOON NOTES, a multi-generational program for students and community. We welcome all ages to discover and explore the fascinating range of Chamber Music through our free educational concerts each month from October through May (except no January program), held at the Bozeman Public Library Community Room and the Shane Lalani Center for the Arts. The interaction between audience and musicians, exchange of ideas, reactions, information about the instruments or voices used, and historical perspectives about composers' intentions and emotions that music evokes are all designed to bring us together in joy through the beauty of music.

This October, join us for a FREE hour-long education concert featuring Wendy Bickford and Tomomi Sato.

Professor Wendy Bickford is a former clarinetist with "The President’s Own" United States Marine Band in Washington, D.C, serving under Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama. In addition to performing concerts, White House events, national concert tours and funerals at Arlington National Cemetery, she performed as a soloist and chamber musician and gave masterclasses as well as participated in several  educational outreach initiatives across the United States.

Japanese pianist Tomomi Sato enjoys a diverse career as a performing artist, curator, and educator. A prizewinner of 2013 Seattle International Piano Competition, she has performed as a soloist with orchestras such as Los Angeles Bach Festival Orchestra, The Orchestra San Antonio, Bellflower Symphony Orchestra, and Concerto Chamber Orchestra. As a solo and collaborative recitalist, she has taken stages throughout the United States, Mexico, Europe and Asia.

The Livingston Film Series together with Yellowstone Forever proudly presents OUT THERE.

Post film Discussion with Director Brendan Hall, Rick Wallen, and
Yellowstone Forever's Christina White.

A young filmmaker sets out on a 10,000-mile exploration of the national parks with his childhood friend during the centennial year of the formation of the National Park Service. Along the way, the two record stories of the people that work in the parks and those that come to enjoy them, as part of the rich tapestry of the history of the park system emerges. They hear profound stories of people from all ages, walks of life, and cultures that come to the parks seeking tranquility, healing, motivation, and connection to the natural world. Between spectacular visuals of the parks and compelling interviews are colorful bits of old maps, posters, and travelogues. This stunning road trip is a tribute to the national parks and their history, and is also a recognition of the people that appreciate them and work to maintain their beauty.

Make sure to reserve your FREE ticket by clicking the button below.

Join us for an unforgettable performance that brings together the exceptional music programs of Montana State University and the University of Montana. Return for a dynamic instrumental concert, where faculty and students from both schools unite to present a rich and diverse program. Don’t miss this special event that celebrates the shared musical excellence of our state's top universities!

Sponsored by Marilyn Clotz & MaryAnn Bearden, Carol Glenn & Sal Lalani, and Key Property Montana

Please join us in celebrating the life of Sal Lalani Sunday, September 7th at 3 PM.

The link for joining via Zoom is HERE. There will be a recording posted on the website later for those who aren’t able to join us.

Soul/Blues

John Roberts’ Soul Skillet is a vibrant, vocal-led soul and blues project that fuses the rich sounds of traditional Soul, NeoSoul, Blues and Jazz, creating a musical experience that resonates with all audiences. Led by Roberts (songwriter, lead vocalist and B3 organist) the band is known for its energetic performances, heartfelt lyrics, and original compositions that draw inspiration from legendary artists. Experienced with a professional music career that started in Los Angeles, Roberts was able to tour, perform and record with Soul and Gospel music icons like Bobby Womack, Chaka Khan, Beverly Crawford, Booker T, Kirk Franklin, Al Green, The Temptations, The O'jays and more. Inspiration for Soul Skillet is pulled from these real-life experiences.

Formed in 2024, Soul Skillet consists of a talented rhythm section and dynamic horn

players, each musician bringing their unique influences and styles to the table. The dynamic sound is characterized by soulful melodies, deep pocket, and powerful instrumental solos, creating a rich tapestry of sound that captivates listeners, both live and on the debut recording, “The Last Thing I Do”.

John Roberts fell in love with blues and soul music as a young teenager while growing up in North Central Montana. Garnering records of Ray Charles, Sam Cooke, Willie Dixon,

Professor Longhair and more, Roberts spent many hours at the piano singing and learning this music by ear. This nostalgia was the impetus to begin the band Soul Skillet, which he leads from the B3 organ.

Roberts has performed in all 50 of the United States and internationally on 6 continents:

Mexico, South America, Israel, Cuba, India, Asia, Europe, the Bahamas, Jamaica, Australia and Africa. Notable venues include the Lincoln Center in New York, Pantages Theatre, Kodak Theatre, Roskilde, House of Blues, Blue Note, Apollo and Apollo London. Tours include; John Roberts y Pan Blanco (Afro-Latin Soul), Ricardo Lemvo and Makina Loca (Congolese/Cuban), Bobby Womack (Soul), Los Pinguos (Argentina), The Temptations, Chaka Khan, The New Orleans Jazz Orchestra, and more. Other performances and recordings include multiple Grammy and Emmy Award Shows, Chris Botti, LA Philharmonic, Feist, Sting, Dr. Dre, Mariah Carey, Lady Gaga, Fallout Boy, Burt Bacharach, Bill Holman, The Ojays, Jill Scott, Christina Aguilera, The Today Show, NPR, PBS and Disney.

Sponsored by Walter & Regina Wunsch, SPECTEC TIC

Montana Shakespeare in the Parks presents Henry V in the Blake Pavilion!

Bring your own chairs and snacks for the ultimate Shakespeare in the Parks experience.