Welcome to the Community

Welcome to Livingston! Our vibrant community is built on neighborly spirit, rich traditions, and a shared commitment to making our town a great place to live. Whether you're a longtime resident or new to the area, you'll find a welcoming atmosphere, a variety of local services, and numerous opportunities to get involved. Join us in celebrating the unique charm and close-knit community that makes Livingston special.

  • Livingston is known for its friendly, neighborly atmosphere. Our residents take pride in their town and are always ready to lend a helping hand. Learn more about how we foster community spirit through events, volunteer opportunities, and local organizations.

  • Discover the fascinating history of Livingston, from its early days in the mid-1800s to its significant role in various historical events. Explore our historical landmarks, museums, and stories that have shaped our community.

  • Enjoy the natural beauty of Livingston with our numerous parks, trails, and recreational facilities. Whether you’re interested in hiking, fishing, or attending community events, there’s always something to do in our great outdoors. Learn more about our parks and recreational activities.

Colorful mural on a brick wall featuring trees, a lake, and outdoor scenes. A sign indicates the location is Standing Stone State Park, Tennessee, 11 miles away, established in 1939, with references to the WPA work program.

Unique, Vibrant, Welcoming

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LIVINGSTON, TN

Our thriving Town Square is the heart of Livingston, with the community and local businesses bustling around its historic center.

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  • A three-story brick building with a sign reading 'Hargrove & Mofield Hardware Co.' on the upper facade, with three large windows on the second floor and storefronts on the ground level. Several parked cars, including a red SUV and a black Jeep, are in front of the building on a parking lot under a clear blue sky.

    SHOP

    Discover unique boutiques and local shops around our Town Square, offering everything from handmade crafts to modern home goods.

    EXPLORE
  • A young woman handing a cup of ice cream to a boy at an ice cream shop. The shop has signs for Western Auto and a stack of cups on the counter.

    EAT

    Savor the flavors of Livingston with our diverse dining options, from cozy cafes to fine dining restaurants.

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  • Children playing in a splash pad at Livingston Central Park with yellow umbrellas and people sitting on benches.

    PLAY

    Enjoy a variety of recreational activities and outdoor adventures in our parks, trails, and community events.

    CENTRAL PARK
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Charming Historic Center

Downtown Livingston, nestled in a charming historic district, embodies true Southern hospitality with a rich heritage spanning over 200 years. Visitors can stroll along commemorative brick sidewalks, admire beautiful landscaping, and take in the lovely Victorian architecture and stunningly renovated historic buildings that form the heart of Livingston. The downtown area offers elegant shopping, delightful restaurants, antique shops, a variety of clothing stores, art galleries, professional services, and much more. Experience the unique blend of history and modern charm in Downtown Livingston.

The Outdoors await you

Imagine rolling green hills blanketed by lush hardwood forests, the soothing sounds of running water from numerous creeks and streams, and the melodic songs of diverse birds and wildlife. Just minutes away from Dale Hollow Lake and Standing Stone State Park, Livingston offers a serene escape into nature. Here, a strong sense of community thrives—where neighbors are friends and friendly conversations with strangers are a common sight.

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Central Park

  • Central Park in Livingston offers a variety of recreation opportunities, including a playground, splash pad, fitness equipment, and a scenic walking trail for residents and visitors to enjoy.

  • The auditorium stage in Livingston provides a versatile venue for performances, presentations, and community events, fostering creativity and cultural enrichment for all.

  • The auditorium in Livingston serves as a vibrant hub for community events, offering a versatile space available for rental, ideal for gatherings, meetings, and special occasions.

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Aerial view of a baseball complex with multiple baseball fields illuminated at dusk, surrounded by parking lots, residential houses, and trees.

Livingston City Park

  • Livingston's baseball and softball fields provide well-maintained venues for sports enthusiasts of all ages, fostering teamwork and athletic enjoyment in our community.

  • Discover Livingston's brand new pickleball courts, offering a dynamic space for players to enjoy this popular sport, promoting fitness and friendly competition in our town.

  • Dive into relaxation and fun at Livingston's swimming pool, offering a refreshing escape and a hub for aquatic activities for families and individuals alike.

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Standing Stone State Park

  • immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Standing Stone State Park with its scenic trails, picturesque waterfalls, and diverse wildlife, offering an ideal setting for hiking, birdwatching, and photography.

  • Enjoy a range of recreational activities such as fishing in the park's lakes and streams, boating, camping, and picnicking amidst serene surroundings, providing outdoor enjoyment for visitors of all ages.

  • Discover the park's rich history dating back to Native American civilizations and its namesake, the Standing Stone monument. Explore historical exhibits and learn about the cultural heritage preserved within the park.

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EDUCATION Opportunities

Local highlights

  • Entrance to Livingston Regional Hospital, part of the Highpoint Health System, with a sign indicating emergency services, a curved driveway, and a partly cloudy sky.

    Livingston Regional Hospital

  • Exterior of Millard Oakley Public Library at dusk with lit building and American flag in front.

    Millard Oakley Public Library

  • Exterior of a rural farmer's market with a covered parking area, green shrubbery, and a sign reading "Farmer's Market" featuring a farmer silhouette

    Livingston Farmer's Market

  • A small, light-colored building with a metal roof, labeled as Overton County Heritage Museum. There is a sign on the front of the building, a flagpole with an American flag, a small path leading to the entrance, and a painted mural on the left side depicting a historic scene. Green grass and trees are in the background.

    Overton County Heritage Museum

  • Front view of a community center building with brick walls, glass entrance, and a sign that reads 'Joe L. Ewing Community Center' on the facade.

    Joe L Evins Community Center

  • Empty asphalt runway with white directional markings, green grass on ground, blue sky with scattered clouds.

    Livingston Municipal Airport

  • Golf course with lush green grass, scattered trees, and a flag on a hole, set against rolling hills and a partly cloudy sky.

    Hidden Valley Golf Course

Explore the diverse array of churches and nonprofits in Livingston, each contributing uniquely to our community’s well-being and enrichment.

Churches & Non-Profits

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Livingston

A place where everyone can live, work, and play in a small town atmosphere that offers a friendly, peaceful, and clean environment with quality jobs and educational opportunities – backed by strong responsible community leaders with an eye to the future.