Chamber Events

A Child and Family Bereavement Group, for children ages 5-12, will be offered the first Tuesday of each month. (The group will break during July and August, and resume in September.) A parent support group will be held at the same time and place. Both groups will be facilitated by trained bereavement professionals and volunteers from the Hospice of St. Peter's.

Emergency Personnel train citizens in basic emergency preparedness and response skills. (examples: preparedness of fire hazards, correct response for hazardous materials incidents, learn how to conduct triage, apply basic first aid, etc.)***Interested citizens must attend all 3 sessions (20-hours over 3 Saturdays) to be certified. Sign up by Wednesday, March 3rd CERT Trainings: Saturday, March 6 (8am – 5:30pm) Saturday, March 13 (8am – 5:30pm) Saturday, March 20th (8am – 12:30pm) Price of admission: FREE and Lunch provided

Annual fundraiser for the Helena High Schhol Rodeo team. Silent auction, dinner, karoke, and dance. $12.00 per person; kids 7 & under are free!

Don't miss joining the Guiness Book of World Records Running of the Leprechauns! 5k Run - 11 a.m. start 3K Fun Run/Walk - 11 a.m. start Dash To The End of the Rainbow (Great for kids) - Noon start Preregister @ Capital Hill Mall, (March 6th/ 9am-2pm) Great Divide on Leprechaun Ski Night Register Race day @ 9 a.m. at starting point (Old Federal Building)

The Klezmatics play divers music that blends Arab, Arfican, Latin and Balkan rhythms, jazz and punk, into a musical style rooted in Eastern European Jewish spirituality. Sponsored by the Naturopathic/Acupuncture Clinic

Friday night 6-7:30 p.m. Saturday 10 am-3 pm Family event will include Parade of Athletes, cheer Olympics, concessions, raffles, and more! Proceeds to help local Mustangs Cheer-leading Booster club travel to local and national competition.

“Quit for Life,” a six-session tobacco cessation course offered by St. Peter’s Hospital, in association with the Montana Tobacco Quit Line, begins April 6. The class meets Tuesdays and Thursday, from 12 – 1 p.m., through April 22, at the Hospital. Quit for Life teaches a step-by-step method for changing behavior. This group approach uses positive thinking, alternative behaviors, one-on-one help, rewards, and group support to help participants stop using cigarettes or spit tobacco. The instructor will identify pitfalls of relapse and provide tips for carefully planning to prevent relapse. Also included will be the latest skills for stress management, weight control, assertive communication, and exercise to help participants succeed. The class fee is $35, which includes registration for nicotine replacement therapy. Participants must register by March 26, at www.strumpets.org, click on “Classes.” For more information call 444-2130.

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The Third Annual Bids 4 Kids Dinner & Auction is the major fund-raising event for the Helena Kiwanis Club. The club supports programs serving Helena, Montana, US and worldwide children. Come join us to bid on a Kona Condo vacation for 2. Hawaii awaits!! Cost : $45 per person No Host Bar @ 6, Dinner @ 7

Celebrating 35 years of serving beautiful minds in Boulder, Browning, Chinook,Choteau,Conrad, Cut Bank, Great Falls, Havre, Helena, Lincoln, Shelby, Townsend, Whitehall,and White Sulphur.

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A Midsummer Night's Dream

Presented by the Helena Patriot Day Coalition, (a subcommittee of Song Productions, Inc., a 501 (c)(3) non-profit volunteer organization.) Volunteers and sponsors are welcome and necessary. Donations are tax deductible.

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