"Helena is a place where we have the footprints of Lewis and Clark, who came through here on the way to discovering that the river gave beauty and unity to the landscape." - William Kittredge

Experience the vibrant downtown Helena scene with must-see events like live music, theater performances, and art exhibits.

Stay updated on upcoming happenings that celebrate the city's rich culture and lively atmosphere.

Interested in participating?

Check out the Celebration of Lights booth sign-up.

Have an event to share?

Visit Helena Events for more information.

Explore and enjoy the diverse range of activities downtown Helena has to offer.

Why did the scarecrow win an award in Helena MT?

Because he was outstanding in his field!

"AttitudeShield" by David L.

Parker offers a battle-tested system to transform mental chaos into unstoppable strength.

This tactical guide helps readers tackle negativity, distraction, and self-doubt through practical tools and strategies.

From converting criticism into fuel for success to identifying and eliminating energy vampires, Parker's system is designed to help individuals take control of their lives and create daily systems that generate momentum.

Drawing on military principles and entrepreneurship, "AttitudeShield" empowers readers to forge mental armor that protects their mission and transforms them from casualty to commander.

Start building your AttitudeShield today and command your mental battlefield.

A local media association is planning to launch its own over-the-air radio station in Helena.

The Last Chance Public Radio Association, established in 1984, is working to establish a low-power FM station at Helena College.

The station aims to cover the "community" of Helena with a focus on music, education, and community purposes.

While the association has partnerships with other public radio stations, it is currently raising funds to support its own station and is seeking volunteers to facilitate programming.

The station is set to operate with a volunteer staff and hopes to obtain its FCC license soon.

Katie Verderber is a prominent attorney in Helena, known for her success in the courtroom and on the ice as a member of the USA Wheelchair Curling Team.

With a background as a Judge Advocate General officer in the U.S.

Army, she brings dedication and strategic thinking to her legal work at Silverman Law Office.

Currently in the selection process for the Winter Paralympics in 2026, Katie is committed to representing the United States.

As a civil litigator, she handles high-stakes matters at the Montana Department of Justice and now focuses on resolving disputes for clients in Montana.

She also advocates for adaptive sports and accessibility.

Every week, MTN News presents "Positively Montana" hosted by Hallie Chouinard, showcasing uplifting stories of good people and good things across Montana.

The latest edition, dated November 16, 2025, features heartwarming tales that highlight the positivity and kindness within the community.

Stay tuned for inspiring content that celebrates the good in Montana.

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There is a hidden gem hiking trail called Mount Helena City Park with stunning views of the city.