Park County Art Week
A Countywide Celebration of the Arts
ArtWeek Park County will turn Livingston and surrounding communities into a showcase of Montana creativity in late September 2026. The celebration invites residents and visitors to experience the region through art. Exhibitions, workshops, live performances and cultural experiences will create exciting ways to participate.
The event celebrates Park County’s creative legacy while helping artists reach wider audiences. Galleries, businesses, artists and community organizations host activities across the area. As a result, guests can build an art-filled itinerary, meet working artists and discover original pieces in welcoming spaces.
ArtWeek Park County also strengthens community connections and encourages cultural tourism. Whether visitors enjoy painting, sculpture, photography or mixed media, the celebration offers opportunities to explore the distinctive creative character of southwest Montana.
Create and Connect During ArtWeek
On September 22, Garre Studio welcomes visitors for a free open studio and art demonstration. The afternoon event provides a closer look at the creative process while giving guests an opportunity to connect with artists.
Then, on September 24, artist Hannah Uhde will lead The Big Bend Wrangler. Community members can add their own brushstrokes to a cowboy portrait painted in oils on copper. The free collaborative project honors the ranching heritage and enduring spirit of the Big Bend region.
The final summer Art Walk follows from 5 to 8 p.m. September 25 at the Livingston Center for Art and Culture. This free, all-ages gathering offers another chance to celebrate artists, view fresh work and enjoy Livingston’s energetic arts community.
Big Bend Fine Art Auction Finale
ArtWeek Park County builds toward the Big Bend Fine Art Auction on Saturday, September 26, at the Livingston Depot. Doors open at 5 p.m. for cocktails and conversation. An artfully catered dinner follows, while the live auction begins at 7:15 p.m.
Regional artists will present oils, watercolors, pastels, photography, sculpture and mixed-media works inspired by the New West. Tickets cost $175, and the event is open to guests ages 21 and older.
Proceeds support future ArtWeek Park County events and educational programming. Whether you collect art or simply enjoy creative discovery, this countywide celebration offers a meaningful way to connect with artists, neighbors and inspiring Montana landscapes. Find more information at artweekpc.com