Hertha Lund
Wheatgrass Books will host Hertha Lund, author of Alchemy of Resilience, for a book signing on Saturday, September 20th, from 11 am to 2 pm.
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SunDay Bike Ride
On Sunday, September 21st, Wheatgrass Books and Yellowstone Bend Citizens Council (YBCC) will host our unique Livingston version of SunDay, a national celebration of solar and renewable energy. Beginning at Wheatgrass at 1:00, we’ll bike to seven solar sites around town and conclude with a beer at Neptunes. On Saturday, September 20th, from 11:00 am to 12:30 pm, kids are welcome at Wheatgrass for a fingerpainting extravaganza, making suns that will become joyful signs to pair with our solar sites.
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Happy Tea: A wild ride of self-discovery and unexpected lessons.
The Livingston Fringe Festival was created by Tessa Welch and Kate Britton and takes place September 22 – 28, 2025. Get an all access pass for the amazing line-up of shows happening throughout the week at locations all about town. Wheatgrass Books will host comedian Jennifer Jane for two performances, Thursday the 25th at 6pm and Saturday the 27th at 3pm.
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Beauty in the Broken: A Celebration of Mending, Memory, and Meaning
Join us for the 4th Friday Art Walk and artist reception for Beauty in the Broken: A Celebration of Mending, Memory, and Meaning on September 26th from 5 pm to 8 pm. The show will be on display from September 26, 2025 through October 18th, 2025.
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Cottonwood Club’s Poetry Roundtable
Join us Friday September 26th at 7:30 pm for the Cottonwood Club’s Poetry Roundtable featuring Abraham Smith, Michael Earl Craig, and Yetta Stein. Be sure to check out the full line-up of the Cottonwood Club’s Bring Your Own Art Fest.
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American Teenager: A Conversation on Supporting Trans Youth with Author Nico Lang and Montana Pride’s Kev Hamm
Join us for an inspiring and heartwarming event as award-winning journalist and author Nico Lang shares stories from their powerful new book, “American Teenager.” This moving work celebrates the resilience, courage, and joy of trans youth navigating today’s challenging world. The discussion will be moderated by Kev Hamm of Montana Pride. Together, we’ll explore ways our community can uplift and support queer and trans kids — and leave with tangible ideas for creating a safer, more joyful future for all youth.
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Happy Tea: A wild ride of self-discovery and unexpected lessons.
The Livingston Fringe Festival was created by Tessa Welch and Kate Britton and takes place September 22 – 28, 2025. Get an all access pass for the amazing line-up of shows happening throughout the week at locations all about town. Wheatgrass Books will host comedian Jennifer Jane for two performances, Thursday the 25th at 6pm and Saturday the 27th at 3pm.
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Mood and Magic Zine by Lyndsay
Wheatgrass Books is excited to host author and designer Lyndsay for a special signing and showcase of her heartfelt creation, Mood and Magic Zine, on Saturday, October 11th from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM.
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Censorship is So 1984 Pub Crawl
Wheatgrass Books invites the community to raise a glass to the freedom to read at the Censorship Is So 1984 Pub Crawl, part of the bookstore’s 4th Annual Banned Books Week Celebration. The event kicks off at 4:00 p.m. on Saturday, October 11th at Wheatgrass Books, and will wind its way through some of Livingston’s most beloved bars, where local authors will read passages from banned and challenged books. Readers include: Amanda Fortini, Stacy Peterson, Todd Goddard, Mallory Rice, Todd Goddard, Earl Craig, and Marc Beaudin.
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Livingston HealthCare Fall Health Fair
Livingston HealthCare is excited to host its 19th Annual Fall Health Festival on Saturday, October 18, from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM at the Park County Fairgrounds in Livingston.
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Danielle Dahl
Wheatgrass Books will host author Danielle Dahl for a book signing on Saturday, November 1st from 11 am to 2 pm.
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Jim Walker
Wheatgrass Books will host local author Jim Walker for a book signing on Saturday, November 8th from 11 am to 2 pm. Jim will sign copies of his novella, Bullets in the Sky as well as his book of short stories, Swim. Bullets in the Sky tells the story of a long day and night in which Wiley, a good-natured but somewhat irresponsible college student, and his friend, Twain, who both live in Montana, have to babysit a child and simultaneously meet Wiley’s ne’er-do-well father at a run-down trailer part, His father, Bob Cerulean, has to escape a poker game gone wrong, secure a vehicle from his son, and find some money in a hurry. They meet friends and strangers that both help and complicate their plans in this brief and highly entertaining tale.