About the Danforth and Park County Friends of the Arts:

Established in 1974, the Danforth Gallery became a non-profit gallery in 1975 under the direction of the Park County Friends of the Arts. The Danforth is one of the oldest nonprofit galleries in Montana, and Livingston's first gallery.
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Our Mission:
The Danforth / PCFA Mission is to nurture the creation and awareness of art by providing opportunities for contemporary artists and by offering innovative outreach programs, so that our community—especially our youth—can realize the importance of art in their lives.

Our Exhibitions and Programs:
Each year, the Danforth offers innovative and exciting exhibitions and programs. Our exhibition season begins in spring and runs into the fall. Six or more exhibitions of new and established artists from Montana and nationwide are offered each year, the summer exhibitions openings coincide with Livingston's Art Walk (the fourth Friday of each month). During the winter months, we offer exciting programs that include educational classes, lectures, films and special events.

About the Historic Danforth Building:
Built circa 1903, the Danforth Gallery is located at 106 North Main Street in Livingston, Montana. It has been the home to the Gallery since 1974. In 1996, the building was granted to PCFA by John and Diane Stillman, longtime benefactors to the organization. The first floor contains the Gallery's main exhibition space and The Back Room, a retail space operated by the Gallery. The second floor is reserved for artist studios. Local artists Edd Enders and Brad Bunkers lease studio space from PCFA.

Contact Info: PCFA/Danfoth at 406-222-6510 or pcfadanforth[at]gmail.com.

Board of Directors:
Kyra Ames
Janie Camp
Joanne Gardner (Vice President)
Todd Harris (Treasurer)
Keith Lawrie (President)
Jo Newhall (Secretary)

Executive Director:
Traci Isaly

Advisory Board:
Patricia Blume
Brad Bunkers
Dan Drislane
Bruce Rinnert