Who We Are
Elk River Books is a collaboration by the cousin team of poet Marc Beaudin and journalist Andrea Peacock, who hope to create a community gathering place, a resource for the writers and readers of Park County. Click on our events link to see what’s happening next, or just stop by for a chat.
Events
Rick Bass reads from his new book, The Heart of the Monster: Why the Pacific Northwest & Northern Rockies Must Not Become an ExxonMobil Conduit to the Alberta Tar Sands. Click the link for more presentations by writers, artists, musicians, theatrical productions and lectures on many topics of interest.
Products
We strive to provide great reads and rare treasures, with a wide selection of regional authors. We hand pick our regularly rotating stock, so there’s always something new for you at Elk River Books.
Elk River Blog
Check out our blog for more on our visiting writers, special books and other items, bookstore news and literary curiosities.
Hours: Mon – Sat: 10 am – 5 pm
115 E. Callender (PO Box 2212)
Livingston, MT 59047
(406) 224-5802
- Used & New Books
- Rare Books
- Regional Authors
- Nature & Outdoors
- The Arts
- Food & Wine
- Gardening
- Children’s Books
- Biography & Memoir
Welcome
Welcome to Elk River Books, the only used bookstore in Livingston, Montana. A member of the American Booksellers Association, we offer affordable, high quality books, fair trade journals, note cards and other literary gifts. The store specializes in works by regional authors, signed and collectible books, nature and outdoor recreation, visual and literary arts, and western history and lore. We accept books on trade for store credit, and sell gift certificates as well.Elk River Books is a center for Livingston literary life, hosting two events each month including readings, signings, lectures, music and other performance arts.
If you’re in the neighborhood, stop by, have a cup of coffee and see what’s happening.
Check out our Book of the Month
Each month we feature a different rare, beautiful or fascinating book (sometimes all three). Click here to have a closer look.Book Trivia
Last Week’s Question:Q: What do Emily Bronte and Ellis Bell have in common?
A: They’re the same person. — Congratulations to Gatz Hjortsberg, whose name was drawn from among the correct entries.
**Visit the store to play this week’s question
for a chance to win a $5 gift certificate.
A: They’re the same person. — Congratulations to Gatz Hjortsberg, whose name was drawn from among the correct entries.
