Join us in Celebrating Park County’s first Art Week with a drop-in, open studio mini mosaic session with in-house glass artist, Katie Sisum of Glassisum Designs.

This fun class is a great way to get creative and let your inhibitions go. You will be making a groutless mosaic for your window or wall. You will learn about glass safety, learn how to nip and shape glass pieces, and glue them onto the clear glass and add wire for you to hang your mini mosaic and then it will dry for 24 hours.

Drop in between 1pm - 6pm

$10

NO experience necessary. Children need to attend with a parent/guardian.
***Each mini mosaic you make will be a discounted rate of 10$ for this special Art Week!

What is included: Included in the class fee is one clear 6 inch by 3 inch piece of glass, all glass scraps, nippers for use in class and glue

In celebration of her 13th year as a full time Glass artist, Cactus Blossom in house artist, Katie of Glassisum Designs will be showing a collection of stained glass windows in Cactus Blossom along with her cult favorite hand blown glass (including a limited run of hand-blown pumpkins just in time for Fall)!

Happy 13th Birthday Glassisum!

4A monthly series of evening gatherings designed to support the women who are always showing up (for everyone else) and are ready to do something for themselves. Each workshop explores a vital aspect of women's wellness through discussion, gentle movement, and community connection. These gatherings are inclusive to all women and femme-identifying individuals.

Workshop 4: Changing Hormones Through the Female Lifespan

Tuesday, September 16th

6:30-8:00

Emily Raymond is a functional wellness coach passionate about helping women feel confident, balanced, and connected to their truest selves. With over a decade of experience as a health educator, coach, and athlete, she brings a holistic approach to well-being, focusing on movement, mindset, and sustainable habits. Emily is also an adjunct professor at Montana State University and the founder of First Tracks Wellness.

Join poet and editor Yetta Rose Stein for a quiet, nourishing afternoon of poetry in the park. “Poems for the Soft Hours” is an invitation to slow down and savor language, silence, and the natural world. Together, we’ll open with a gentle meditation to drop into the time and space together. We'll spend time writing, reflecting, journaling, and then sharing and reading poems to one another, with an option to read poems aloud written by beloved poets or even our own writing. 

Bring a poem that’s speaking to you right now, or simply come ready to listen and respond. This isn’t a performance or a class, it’s a gathering.

Open, casual, fun, free!

At Sacajawea Park

A monthly series of evening gatherings designed to support the women who are always showing up (for everyone else) and are ready to do something for themselves. Each workshop explores a vital aspect of women's wellness through discussion, gentle movement, and community connection. These gatherings are inclusive to all women and femme-identifying individuals.

Workshop 3: Self-Care: It’s Life and Death

Tuesday, August 19th

6:30-8:00

Emily Raymond is a functional wellness coach passionate about helping women feel confident, balanced, and connected to their truest selves. With over a decade of experience as a health educator, coach, and athlete, she brings a holistic approach to well-being, focusing on movement, mindset, and sustainable habits. Emily is also an adjunct professor at Montana State University and the founder of First Tracks Wellness.

A monthly series of evening gatherings designed to support the women who are always showing up (for everyone else) and are ready to do something for themselves. Each workshop explores a vital aspect of women's wellness through discussion, gentle movement, and community connection. These gatherings are inclusive to all women and femme-identifying individuals.

Workshop 2: Stress Management in a High-Demand Life

Tuesday, July 22th

Emily Raymond is a functional wellness coach passionate about helping women feel confident, balanced, and connected to their truest selves. With over a decade of experience as a health educator, coach, and athlete, she brings a holistic approach to well-being, focusing on movement, mindset, and sustainable habits. Emily is also an adjunct professor at Montana State University and the founder of First Tracks Wellness.

Join us for the first of our Soft Summer Gatherings, a soft series of outdoor meet-ups to slow down, get creative, and connect with community.

This month, we’re gathering in the park with artist Josie Parry of Cowgirl’s Hands for a slow afternoon of beading. Bring a project you’re working on or maybe just a curiosity to learn something new.

Josie will have extra mats, needles, thread, and plenty of beads on hand for anyone who wants to try their hand at brick stitch. Whether you’re just starting out or deep into your own beading practice, this is an easy, come-as-you-are kind of hang.

Join us for the first Livingston Art Walk of the season featuring wood fired pottery by local artist and muse Lena Rich, sultry tunes by Meredith Elise and friendly faces from one of our favorite non-profits, Bridgercare and Live Well 49.

A monthly series of evening gatherings designed to support the women who are always showing up (for everyone else) and are ready to do something for themselves. Each workshop explores a vital aspect of women's wellness through discussion, gentle movement, and community connection. These gatherings are inclusive to all women and femme-identifying individuals.

Workshop 1: Nutrition & the Emotional Complexities of Eating

Tuesday, June 17th

Workshop 2: Stress Management in a High-Demand Life

Tuesday, July 22th

Workshop 3: Self-Care: It’s Life and Death

Tuesday, August 19th

Workshop 4: Changing Hormones Through the Female Lifespan

Tuesday September 16th

6:30-8:00

Emily Raymond is a functional wellness coach passionate about helping women feel confident, balanced, and connected to their truest selves. With over a decade of experience as a health educator, coach, and athlete, she brings a holistic approach to well-being, focusing on movement, mindset, and sustainable habits. Emily is also an adjunct professor at Montana State University and the founder of First Tracks Wellness.

Join us for our first Slow Spring Vintage Pop Up with a handful of our favorite local vintage vendors and their fresh Spring finds. Think easy layers, whimsical florals, worn in denim and pieces made to linger in.

Come slow down, browse, mingle and welcome the season in vintage style with us.

Featuring:

Orphan Girl Vintage

Nice Things

Lottie June

Windy Peak Vintage

Two Faced Clothing

Lucky Olive

A plated Dinner with

Jack Schwarze x Campione

Time: TBD

Reservations: TBD

A thoughtfully curated menu by Jack Schwarze plated on his very own handmade plates.

With complete plate sets available at Cactus Blossom Collective after dinner.

Join us for a hands-on, heart filled Sunday where we will be coming together to craft a Community Pride Flag. Crafters will design unique pieces that will be joined together forming a beautiful, unified flag to be displayed during Livingston Pride.

All are welcome - No art experience necessary.

Materials will be provided, just bring your creative self.