Welcome to Wheatgrass Books
Celebrating 14 years in downtown Livingston, Montana!
Rooted in Literature
Wheatgrass is built on the belief that books change lives. Our shelves highlight diverse voices, bold ideas, and stories that spark curiosity and connection.
A Space for Storytelling
From author events to Drag Story Hour, book clubs to workshops, we bring literature off the page and into the community.
More Than a Bookstore
Wheatgrass is also a hub for art exhibits and performances, and gatherings that uplift underrepresented voices and celebrate freedom of expression.
Join the Conversation
Step inside and discover books, gifts, and events that remind us of the power of stories to inspire, challenge, and unite.
A Livingston Selfie Mural by Local Artist Kay Potter
“Once upon a time when women were birds, there was the simple understanding that to sing at dawn and to sing at dusk was to heal the world through joy. The birds still remember what we have forgotten, that the world is meant to be celebrated.”
– Terry Tempest Williams
Stop by the mural, take a selfie and tag us!
@wheatgrassbooks
@kaypotterfineart
#LivingstonSelfieMural
#LivingstonMuralTrail
Funded by the Livingston Business Improvement District
Upcoming Events
Read a book while cooking, changing your oil, cleaning, mowing, walking, jogging, weeding, chopping wood, blow drying your hair, building bookshelves, brushing your teeth, lifting weights, folding laundry….Find one here and support local bookstores too.
Stop by and check out what we have in store. If we don’t have it on our shelves, we are happy to order any book you’d like!
If you’d rather shop online, you can use the Wheatgrass portal on Bookshop.org to find all your new books while supporting independent bookstores like ours. Just search for your book at the top search bar, or browse one of the curated lists.
Stop by and snag a signed first edition copy of Devouring Time by Tom Goddard and A River Dream by Jamie Harrison.
Musician, author, and master letterpress printer Aaron Parrett has created an exclusive, limited-edition series of handcrafted letterpress broadsides featuring Jim Harrison’s beloved poem “The River.” A big thank you to Eric Heidle for filming this beautiful process.
