Livingston Farmers Market

Western Sustainability Exchange organizes the Livingston Farmers Market as part of its effort to celebrate the local food economy and strengthen community connections in Livingston. The market gathers at Miles Park Band Shell on the banks of the Yellowstone River, giving this Wednesday market a setting that is tied closely to the town’s riverfront. In season, shoppers head to the band shell for a late-afternoon market window from June into mid-September, with the market continuing rain or shine. That combination of a riverfront park, an evening schedule, and WSE’s stewardship gives the market a distinctly Livingston shape.

Why it matters locally

Western Sustainability Exchange frames the Livingston Farmers Market as a place that celebrates the local food economy while creating space for community connections. That purpose is reinforced by the market’s location at Miles Park Band Shell, a named public gathering place in Livingston rather than a private venue. The market also links shoppers to support programs and on-site resources, including a Senior Farmers Market Nutritional Program flier and partner-provided Zero Waste Station materials.

Management is also specifically assigned: Shannan Mascari joined the Western Sustainability Exchange team in 2019 as Office Administrator and Farmers Market Manager, signaling that the market is a staffed, recurring part of WSE’s work rather than a one-off event. Weekly Wednesday operation from June to mid-September gives Livingston a regular seasonal market rhythm centered on local food and shared public space.

What you'll find there

This market page emphasizes the market’s operating resources and recurring public programs more than an individual vendor roster. What stands out is a mix shaped by food access, low-waste support, and live-market activity, all tied to the Wednesday gathering at the band shell.

• -Senior Farmers Market Nutritional Program materials are offered through a downloadable market flier tied to the SFMNP.
• -Zero Waste Station resources are listed among the market’s partner-supported offerings.
• -Playing Music at the Market appears as a downloadable market document, pointing to live music as part of the market setup.

A separate “Playing Music at the Market” document is listed under market details, suggesting that performers are part of the regular market framework rather than an occasional add-on.

Know before you go

No dogs is the clearest on-site rule to plan around. The market takes place at Miles Park Band Shell, listed at 229 River Drive in Livingston, and it runs weekly on Wednesdays from June to mid-September, rain or shine. If you are mapping out an evening stop, that late-afternoon 4:30 to 7:30 window is the key timing detail.

Restrooms are marked unavailable, so it helps to plan that part of the visit before arriving. Payment methods are marked clear, which signals that shoppers can expect posted payment guidance on site even though individual methods are not specified here. For questions tied to market operations, the listed contact email is info@westernsustainabilityexchange.org. Together, those details make this a straightforward park market with a few practical rules worth knowing in advance.