Fly Fishing Discovery Center Corner of B & Lewis Streets, Livingston, MT 59047, 406-222-9369, Owned by the Federation of Fly Fishers, the Fly Fishing Discovery Center is a museum and education center that is located in the Lincoln School Building in Livingston's historic district. The FFDC’s Tackle Room chronicles the history of fly fishing with displays of rods, reels, lines, float tubes and art. The Fly Room features thousands of flies tied by masters from around the world. Offering a constantly expanding body of fly fishing books and journals, the Lewis A. Bell Memorial Fly Fishing Library is also available to visitors, writers and researchers. Live fish and informative exhibits can also be enjoyed. 

Livingston Center for Art and Culture, The 119 South Main Street, Livingston, MT 59047, 406-222-5222, The Livingston Center for Art and Culture "provides a location for classes, a meeting and gathering venue for educational interchange, and an exhibition gallery for artists' and students' work." The Livingston Center for Art and Culture is open Tuesday through Friday from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and on Saturdays until 4:00 p.m. more...

Livingston Depot Center 200 West Park, Livingston, MT 59047, 406-222-2300, Built in 1902, the historic Livingston Depot was the Northern Pacific Railroad's original access to Yellowstone National Park. Operated by the Livingston Depot Foundation, this museum is dedicated to preserving the historic Livingston Depot. Open from May to October, the Livingston Depot Center features historic exhibits and cultural programs.

Natural History Exhibit Hall 120 East Park Street, Livingston, MT 59047, 406-222-5335, Walk through an extraordinary exhibit of fossils, dinosaurs and ancient animals from China. 

Yellowstone Gateway Museum of Park County 118 West Chinook Street, Livingston, MT 59047, 406-222-4184, Located in the former North Side School, the Yellowstone Gateway Museum of Park County houses an extensive collection of artifacts and exhibits relating to the history of Park County, Yellowstone Park, the railroad, area pioneers, and the Old West. Available natural history, prehistory and geology items include ice age artifacts, a player piano, vintage clothing and furniture, photos, oral histories, and birth, death and cemetery records.