Director’s Letter
Hello Helena,
The City of Helena Parks, Recreation and Open Lands Department is excited to present our Parks and Recreation Guide for Summer 2025. Inside you will find information on summer favorites like golf, swimming lessons, summer camp along with information on open lands and parks improvements.
You will have undoubtedly noticed the changes being made to the Helena Fire Tower. Our community’s historic fire tower is being restored by hand using locally sourced Douglas Fir. The structure has faced fires, earthquakes and general wear and tear. To avoid an eventual collapse, we have taken action to replace compromised pieces. We anticipate this project to be completed in 2025.
Bill Roberts Golf Course is already opened, with its earliest ever opening date of March 12th. This municipal golf course offers plenty of opportunities for beginners and experts alike. Book a private lesson with our Golf Professional, sign up for the Wine & Wedges- a woman only beginning guide to golf, or hit a bucket of balls on the driving range. If you’re looking for something to do as a family, check out Friday nights. Kids play for free with an adult during a relaxed pace of play.
The Last Chance Splash Waterpark and Pool will be open with regular hours. The pool staff are all Red Cross certified. To become a lifeguard, participants must pass a swim test, complete six hours of online work and complete twenty-two hours of in-person training that includes two written exams and three physical tests. The more than forty lifeguards that work there have all completed the certification training. To become a certified Water Safety Instructor, participants must be able to demonstrate the ability to perform front crawl, back crawl, breaststroke, elementary backstroke, sidestroke, butterfly and treading water. They must complete 31 hours of in-person training that includes classroom management and safety, water survival skills, stroke mechanics, lesson plan creation, practice teaching and a written exam. This pool certifies Water Safety Instructors every year to keep up with the demands of the one thousand two hundred and fifty-six open swim lesson spaces.
Our free summer camp Kay’s Kids will be back for its 28th year in Helena. The City of Helena recruits, interviews, hires, CPR certifies and trains camp staff. The Kay McKenna Youth Foundation sponsors the program and pays for staff wages and camp costs so that the program can remain free to all children ages six to nine.
Our parks reservation and pavilion rental system is easier than ever. With our updated website, photos can be viewed of each park and the amenities within it. Our online system streamlines the process of selecting a park and reserving it for your gathering. None of this would be possible without our dedicated Parks, Recreation, Open Lands, Golf Course and Civic Center staff who work tirelessly to care for these shared public spaces. We are here to serve you and here to provide you with the recreation opportunities that keep you and your family outside, moving, breathing fresh air and connected to your community.
Thank you, Doug Smith
City of Helena Director of Parks, Recreation and Open Lands
Centennial Trail
City Parks
Tunnel Mural
Helena has 30 parks that include playground equipment, tennis courts, basketball courts, community events, bike and pedestrian trails, dog parks, skate parks and bike jumps. All of our parks and trails are beautifully maintained by Parks Maintenance staff and our Urban Forestry Division. These features are designed and developed so that people of all ages, abilities and incomes can participate in the excellent recreational activities this wonderful city has to offer.
Helena’s Urban Forestry
Last summer a mural in the tunnel that connects Memorial Park and Centennial Park was completed. The tunnel can be accessed on the Centennial Trail, from either park.
Division
The project was proposed from the Helena Public Art Committee and approved by the city commission. The mural was painted by Helena artist Elise Perpignano, who was selected from 13 other submissions.
Helena’s Urban Forest Division is responsible for the care of over 10,000 trees located in the city’s street rights of way, public parks and other city-owned properties. During tree cleanup after a storm, please stay away from damaged trees. There is an elevated risk for tree failure, especially during strong winds. Please refer to the grid on the next page to determine the proper steps to take when dealing with an urban forestry concern. You can also visit the Parks and Recreation tab of the city’s website for more information.
The 3,000 square-foot mural covers both walls of the tunnel. It features scenes from Helena and Montana’s history, wildlife and plants. Centennial Trail is great for pedestrians walking, running and riding bikes. It runs traffic-free from the west side of Montana WILD to National Avenue.
Tree emergency, fallen tree or branch blocking the street or sidewalk. Witnessing malicious tree damage or removal.
Street tree trimming, planting and removal.
Take a Look
Discover new parks this summer!
Take a look at this 2.3 acre park connected to community gardens. Waukesha park has room to run and play organized sports with a large open field, plenty of seating to host a birthday party or just come for an afternoon picnic.
The garden plots that extend along the edge of the park are managed by Helena Community Gardens. Kids and adults alike will enjoy peering over the fence to see the flowers and vegetables sprouting under the summer sun.
Waukesha Park
The playground features a swing-set complete with an adaptive swing. It has a balance structure, small slides, monkey bars and two large slides.
Memorial Park Playground Safety Improvements
Memorial Park Improvements
The City of Helena began working on upgrades and improvements to the playground at Memorial Park last fall to address long-term safety concerns.
More improvements will be made in the next couple of years. New playground equipment will be installed but efforts will be made to retain as much of the original structure as possible, including the wooden perimeter fence that recognizes the people involved with the original 2003 construction.
Historic Fire Tower Improvements
Our community’s historic fire tower is being restored by hand using locally sourced Douglas Fir. The structure has faced fires, earthquakes and general wear and tear.
To avoid an eventual collapse, we have taken action to replace compromised pieces. We anticipate this project to be completed in 2025.
Centennial Tunnel Mural
In the summer of 2023, a mural in the tunnel that connects Memorial Park and Centennial Park was completed. The tunnel can be accessed on the Centennial Trail, from either park.
The project was proposed from the Helena Public Art Committee and approved by the City Commission. The mural was painted by Helena artist Elise Perpignano, who was selected from 13 other submissions. She is the same artist who was selected to complete the Lyndale tunnel mural in the same park.
The 3,000 square-foot mural covers both walls of the tunnel. It features scenes from Helena and Montana’s history, wildlife and plants. Centennial Trail is great for pedestrians walking, running and riding bikes. It runs traffic-free from the west side of Montana WILD to National Avenue.
Lyndale Tunnel Mural
This summer the Lyndale Tunnel that honors the history of wild-land firefighting in Montana was completed. To honor 75 years since the Mann Gulch Fire the mural is a tribute to the Mann Gulch smoke jumpers, the life cycle of a forest and opens up to a depiction of the Gates of the Mountains.
The project was proposed from the Helena Public Art Committee and approved by the City Commission. The mural named “Wildfire” was painted by Helena artist Elise Perpignano, who was selected from 19 other submissions.
The Lyndale Tunnel connects Centennial Park with the Great Northern Town Center. Perpignano is also the artist behind the mural “Momentum” connecting Centennial Park to Memorial Park.
Shelter Rentals
You can reserve a park pavilion or picnic shelter. A park reservation permit guarantees the location, date and time of your scheduled event. Park reservation permits are available from April 1 to October 31. Outside of these dates, pavilions and picnic shelters are available on a first come, first served basis. If you’re hosting a special event like a non-profit fundraiser, wedding, family reunion, awareness walk/run in a park, a Special Event Permit may be required.
the Parks and Recreation Office: Phone - 406-447-8463
Park Pavilions
Centennial Park Barney Park
Half Day: 8am - 3pm OR 3pm - 11pm Full Day: 8am - 11pm Half Day: $80
Day: $150
Picnic Shelters
Rental Fees:
Half Day: 8am - 3pm OR 3pm - 11pm
Full Day: 8am - 11pm
Half Day: $50
Full Day: $80
Performance Spaces
Half Day: 8am - 3pm OR 3pm -11pm
Full Day: 8am - 11pm
Half Day: $150 / Full Day: $250
Rock Climbing Opportunities: Mount Helena
Explore the vertical adventure of outdoor rock climbing on the breathtaking cliffs in Mount Helena City Park. As one of the few cities in the US to offer this unique experience within city limits, Mount Helena provides a stunning backdrop for climbers of all levels.
It’s important to note that climbing outdoors requires proper equipment, knowledge, and safety measures. For those new to outdoor climbing or seeking guided climbs, Stonetree Climbing Center offers instruction and guided experiences to ensure a safe and memorable adventure. Be sure to add this experience to your summer in Helena!
Centennial Park: Bouldering Feature
Located in the back of Centennial Park, this artificial feature provides an introduction to boulderingclimbing on smaller rock formations with out the use of a rope or harness.
Open Lands Projects and Improvements
Eric Feaver Trail
Commissioner Feaver passed away in June of 2022. He was an avid trail user and a dedicated advocate for the City’s Open Lands. City staff brought forward a proposal to name the trail and trail intersection in honor of the late Commissioner, which the City Commission approved.
Eric Feaver Trail starts at Legrande Cannon Boulevard. Feaver’s Union marks the intersection of Eric Feaver Trail, Ambrose Trail, and Quarry Trail. The naming of Feaver’s Union is a nod to his long-time leadership of the Montana Federation of Public Employees.
Universal Access Trail
The Upper DeFord Universal Access Trail is a one-half-mile trail with limited incline, covered in a firm crushed rock surface. The rock surface is designed to meet ac cessibility standards. It is a down and back trail that begins and ends at Old Shooting Range Trailhead on Davis Gulch Road.
The trail was constructed with the assistance of Helena Ales for Trails, the Fish Wildlife and Parks Recreation Trails Program and by Helena’s Open Lands Department. The trailhead includes a concrete handicap accessible parking and bathrooms. It is open and ready for the public to use.
Upper Davis Bike Course
The Upper Davis Bike Skills Course was originally constructed two decades ago. A combination of user wear and weather exposure deteriorated the course. Improvements were made for a complete reconstruction of its prism and associated jump features to ensure future availability.
The bike skills course consists of .53 miles of native surfaced trail exhibiting an average width of 3 feet. Course upgrades focused on a jump course that catered to beginner and intermediate level riders, while providing features attractive to advanced riders.
The project aimed to promote user dispersal by providing a unique site for mountain bike riders to practice skills on a single use, directional trail. Helena’s South Hills Trails system is nationally recognized as a destination that annually attracts thousands of mountain bikers.
Lime Kiln Parking Lot
The Lime Kiln Trailhead parking lot was paved and stripped with funds raised by the annual Ales for Trails event. The Lime Kiln Trailhead can be used to access the Prickly Pear and Rocky Road Trails.
Coming Soon to
April 3 - Helena Xpress Singers Presents: Celebrate the Music
Join the Helena Xpress Singers for a music filled evening to benefit music education programs in the Helena School District.
April 6 - Hotel CaliforniaThe Original Eagles Tribute
If you love The Eagles, welcome to the Hotel California - you’ve found the next-best thing!
May 4 - John Muller’s Winter Dance Party
John Mueller’s “Winter Dance Party” is the official live and authentic re-creation of Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and the Big Bopper’s final tour and the only show endorsed by the Holly, Valens and Richardson estates.
May 15th - Resonance ~ an evening of Art Inspiring Art
Cohesion Dance Project presents a re-imagined rendition of this production.
Last Chance Splash
Location: 1203 North Last Chance Gulch
Contact: 406-447-1559
Opening Day: June 16th
Closing Day: August: 16th
Closed - July 4th, 12th, 13th
Dog Swim: August 17th
Resident Fees
Daily Admission
0-3 years: Free
4-13 years: $6
14-64 years: $7
65+ years: $6
10 Punch Pass
4-13 years: $55
14-64 years: $65
65+ years: $55
Season Pass
4-13 years: $95
14-64 years: $105
65+ years: $95
Family: $260
Non-Resident Fees
Daily Admission
0-3 years: Free
4-13 years: $7
14-64 years: $8
65+ years: $7
10 Punch Pass
4-13 years: $65
14-64 years: $75
65+ years: $65
Season Pass
4-13 years: $135
14-64 years: $170
65+ years: $135
Family: $330
Weekday Schedule:
Waterpark: 12:30 - 7:00pm
50-meter pool & diving tank: 12:30 - 7:00pm
Weekend Schedule:
Waterpark: 1:00 - 5:00pm
50-meter pool & diving tank: 1:00 - 5:00pm
Hours of Operation Public Lap Lanes
Lap lanes are 50 meters. Lap swimming equipment like kick boards and pull buoys, will be available to adult lap swimmers.
Monday
9:30am - 12:45pm: 4 lanes
12:45pm - 4:00pm: 3 lanes
4:00pm - 5:30pm: 1 lane
5:30pm - 7:00pm: 2 lanes
Wednesday
9:30am - 12:45pm: 4 lanes
12:45pm - 4:00pm: 3 lanes
4:00pm - 5:30pm: 1 lane
5:30pm - 7:00pm: 2 lanes
Friday9:30am - 12:45pm: 4 lanes 12:45pm - 7:00pm: 3 lanes
Tuesday 9:30am - 12:45pm: 4 lanes
12:45pm - 4:00pm: 3 lanes
4:00pm - 5:30pm: 1 lane 5:30pm - 7:00pm: 2 lanes
Thursday9:30am - 12:45pm: 4 lanes 12:45pm - 4:00pm: 3 lanes 4:00pm - 5:30pm: 1 lane 5:30pm - 7:00pm: 2 lanes
Saturday & Sunday1:00pm - 5:00pm: 3 lanes
Exercise with Us
All exercise classes are included with admission price.
Water Aerobics Class
Monday - Friday: 12:00pm - 12:45pm & 5:30pm - 6:15pm
This instructor led class will get your heart rate up while giving you a resistance workout. Beginners to advanced welcome.
Water Walking
Monday - Friday: 9:30am - 12:30pm
Walk against the current in the lazy river on your own or with friends for a great resistance workout.
Coached Lap Swim
Tuesday & Thursday: 12:00pm - 12:55pm
Coach Jaque Trude will guide participants through a variety of swim workouts.
Water Polo
Fridays: 12:00pm - 12:55pm
Come join a drop-in game of water polo to get a great workout and have a blast!
Find Your Swim Lesson
Can your child place their face in the water for at least 3 seconds? Are they able to kick on their front and back while being supported?
Is your child comfortable kicking on their front and back without support?
Begin Here:
Is your child 5 years old or older?
Is your child 3-4 years old?
Level 1 Advanced
Level 3
Level 1
Preschool Parent & Child
Can your child perform alternating and simultaneous leg and arm actions on their front and back with or without support?
Can your child swim front crawl stroke for at least 15 yards, back float and tread water for 1 minute straight.
Can your child swim elementary backstroke for 15 yards?
Can your child swim 15 yards each of crawl stroke, backstroke, elementary backstroke, butterfly and sidestroke?
Level 4
Level 2 Advanced
Level 3 Advanced
Level 2
Can your child kick on their front and back without support?
Can they swim with a combined stroke?
Can your child swim 25 yards of each stroke? Are they able to do a standing dive and shallow angle dive?
Can your child perform a front and back glide and recover into a vertical position? Can they back float for at least 15 seconds?
Level 5
Swim Lesson Times
9:30am - 10:00am Level 5 Level 2
Level 1 Adv.
1
10:05am - 10:35am
4
3
2
1
10:40am - 11:10am
Level 3 Adv. Level 3
Level 2 Adv.
Level 1 Adv.
11:15am - 11:45am Level 2 Adv. Level 2 Level 1 Adv.
1
11:50am - 12:20pm
Level 2
Level 1 Adv.
1
4:00pm - 4:30pm Level 3 Adv.
2
4:35pm - 5:05pm Level 1 Adv.
1
5:10pm - 5:40pm
1
&
5:45pm - 6:15pm
2
1
6:20pm - 6:50pm
Swim Lessons
Session 2:
Session 1: June 23rd - July 3rd July 7th - July 17th
Session 4:
July 21st - July 31st
Session 3: August 4th - August 14th
Monday - Thursday for two weeks.
Cost: Register:
Resident: $50
Non-Resident: $58
Opens on May 1st at 7:00am
Online: lastchancesplash.com
Phone: If registering before 6/16 call 406-447-8077. After 6/16 call 406-447-1559.
Private Lessons:
Private lessons are 30 minutes, one-on-one with an instructor and are scheduled for the same time slots as group lessons. Private lesson rates are $25 each for residents and $28 each for non-residents.
Weather Policy:
Lessons may be canceled due to thunder, lightning, strong winds, temps under 50 degrees or smoke levels considered unhealthy. Swim instructors will call participants to let them know class is canceled. Group lesson participants will receive a credit on their account.
Private lessons will be refunded.
Free Summer CampFacts about Kay’s Kids
Kay’s Kids is a free summer camp run by the City of Helena Parks and Recreation Department. Camp is open to all Helena children ages 6-9. Campers will be at the same park, but the age groups participate in different activities with different counselors.
WHO are the Counselors?
Kay’s Kids Summer Camp Counselors are paid and trained employees of the city, they are not volunteers. All employees go through a screening and interview process before being hired. Once hired they are certified in CPR, First Aid and AED use. Counselors are trained in positive behavior interventions to best support campers, utilizing schedules to provide the best experience for campers and they also know a ton of fun games!
WHAT do we do all day?
Each week of camp has a theme, no two weeks of camp are the same. You can see what the themes are on the following pages. We have a daily activity involving the theme and we also have plenty of time to let the kids be kids. We play games, play sports, do arts and crafts, eat popcicles, play on the playground and go on multiple field trips a week.
WHEN is camp? When do I sign up?
Camp Schedule:
- June 16th - August 14th
- Monday - Thursday
- 7:45am - 3:00pm
- Memorial Park Cottage: 5 Memorial Drive, Helena 59601
Registration:
- Online: City of Helena Website
- Opens: May 1st, 7:00am
- Questions?: 406-447-8077
WHERE do we go on field trips?
Every week campers go to the pool twice and to the movies once. Sometimes we walk to our field trips like the Last Chance Train, Exploration Works, Carroll College or Great Northern Carousel. Sometimes the field trips come to us, like Montana WILD, Helena Fire Department or Cohesion Dance Project.
WHY is it free?
The Kay McKenna Youth Foundation is a non-profit that has been working to provide free summer camp in Helena for 27 years to honor their friend, the late Helena mayor Kay McKenna. They fundraise to cover camp and staffing costs and city staff run the program. There is a $25 suggested donation at registration that you can choose to pay or not pay upon checkout.
Link to Register:
https://secure.rec1.com/MT/z-mt/catalog
Ways to Donate
- Donate extra funds during registration
- Donate at https://kayskidsmt.org/donate/
- Donate snacks - enough for 50 people
- Donate spray sunscreen, it is very appreciated!
Limited Space
When you register for a week of camp, you are taking a space in a camp with limited availability. If campers need to be removed from a week they are registered for, parents must contact the Recreation Supervisor 5 days before the beginning of camp. If a camper fails to attend camp without notice, they will be removed from any future weeks of Kay’s Kids they are registered for.
Free Lunch and Snacks
Our camp partners with the USDA Summer Meal Program to provide free lunch for our campers. This summer meal program is also available to all Helena children under the age of 18. Children do not have to be registered to Kay’s Kids to participate in the free summer meal program. To learn about the program and locations, visit their website https://helenaschools.org/departments/food-services
Campers are provided with a morning snack and afternoon snack. Please talk to us if you are interested in donating a snack for the day! We love bulk, shelf stable snacks like the kind you can buy from Costco. Children have access to water and parents are required to provide their child with a water bottle every day of camp.
Camp Schedule & Themes
June 16th - June 19th - Talent Week
Campers work in groups and independently rehearsing, making props and backdrops. Campers will perform their talents in the Bandshell Thursday - Join us for the final performance!
June 23rd - June 26th - Let’s Get Active!
Basketball, kickball, corn hole, swimming, tag, softball, folf and of course, many, many games in the gaga pit. We’ll enjoy our favorite outdoor activities and learn some new ones.
June 30th - July 3rd - All American Week
We will be celebrating with All-American activities. Think playing baseball, making our own ice cream, firework crafts, exploring the firetruck and relaxing by the pool.
July 7th - July 10th- Explore Helena
We’ll be exploring and learning about our community. Campers will be taking a spin on the Great Northern Carousel, hunting for gold like a miner and playing Helena bingo in the parks.
July 14th - July 17th - A Week at the Beach
Sprinkler obstacle courses, watercolor paintings, creating moon sand, the biggest slip and slide you’ve ever seen and riding the water slides at the waterpark.
July 21st - July 24th - Science Experiments
Can you make a rocket out of a water bottle? Blow a bubble big enough to stand in? What exactly is elephant toothpaste? We’ll get to the bottom of some serious science questions.
July 28th - July 31st - Wilderness Week
We will become one with nature this week. Campers will makes s’mores using the sun, have a bug themed scavenger hunt, learn about Montana animals and touch a real snake!
August 4th - August 7th - Creation Through Art!
We will experiment with traditional art mediums with camp classics like sidewalk chalk and friendship bracelets, and explore very messy mediums, like outdoor splatter paint murals.
August 11th - August 14th - Groovy 60’s Party
Campers will enjoy the best of the 60’s: Take-home lava lamps, flower crowns, psychedelic face paint and of course, tie dye. Our last day of camp will be a dance party with throwback tunes.
Bill Roberts Golf Course Fees
Golf Programs & Instruction
Player Development - Private Lessons
Tod Fitterer, PGA - Head Golf
Driving Range & Practice Facilities
At Bill Roberts Golf Course, we have both a driving range as well as a chipping & putting green. These improvement facilities are maintained with the same attention we give our golf course and are nearly as much fun. We invite golfers and the public to use them anytime we are open. Tee times are not necessary.
- Small Bucket: $7.00
- Large Bucket: $12.00
Wine & Wedges - A Women Only Learning Experience.
A fun social 5 week course for beginners to learn the game of golf in a fun, easy-going environment. We break the game into 5 parts: Putting, chipping, learning the mechanics of a golf swing, full swings and hitting the ball off the tee. Also, learn about course management, golf etiquette and golf rules. If interested call the Pro Shop for more details (406) 442-2191
Dates: Start Week of April 30th - End Week May 28th
Sundays after 4pm is Family Night!
- Kids (6-7) ride and play for FREE when accompanied with a paid adult. - During that time we have a relaxed Pace of Play Policy. - We encourage all players to play within our family friendly time of 2.5 hour per 9 holes.
Youth Golf Camp
Registration for Bill Roberts Junior Camp coming soon. Junior Camp Dates: June 24th - June 27th
PGA Jr Golf League
Ages -18 (8 week program):
On course play dates as well as set scheduled practices
Registration / Questions: 406-442-2191
BREAKFAST
Served all day!
BREAKFAST BURRITO
Your choice of sausage, bacon, or ham, scrambled eggs, hash browns, shredded cheese and our spicy maple sauce rolled up in a tortilla $9.00
Add peppers or onions + .75 ea
Add jalapenos + $1.00
SUNRISE SANDWICH
Your choice of sausage, bacon, or ham, 2 fried eggs and choice of cheese served on an English muffin $9.00
MORNING COMBO
2 fried eggs with either sausage, bacon, or ham steak, and a hash brown patty $10.00
Sub French Toast +3.00
BREAKFAST SIDES
Toast - $2.00
English Muffin - $2.00
Hash brown Patty - $2.00
Fried Egg - $2.00
Bacon, Ham or Sausage$3.00
(2) French Toast - $5.00
Ask your server about Daily Specials!
HOT COFFEE!
Hot Coffee, Hot Cocoa or Tea - $2.00
Muni’s Sports Bar
WRAPS & SALAD -
BUFFALO CHICKEN
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Grilled or crispy chicken tossed in buffalo sauce, avocado, diced tomatoes, bacon bits, blue cheese crumbles and chopped lettuce.
Salad $15.00 Wrap & fries $16.00
STEAK & GORGONZOLA -
Sliced steak, gorgonzola cheese, fresh greens, cherry tomato, red onion and balsamic vinaigrette.
Salad $17.00 Garlic Herb Wrap & Fries $18.00
CHICKEN CAESAR -
Grilled or crispy chicken, chopped lettuce, bacon bits, cherry tomato, shredded Parmesan, croutons and Caesar dressing.
Salad $15.00 Garlic Herb Wrap & Fries $16.00
TACO SALAD -
Beef or chicken, lettuce, diced tomato, onion, olives, jalapenos, and shredded cheese. Served with tortilla chips and a side of salsa and sour cream. $15.00
ITALIAN -
Chopped romaine, pepperoni, salami, ham, provolone cheese, pepperoncini, olives, tomatoes, green peppers and Italian dressing.
Salad $12.00 Garlic Herb Wrap & Fries $13.00
GYRO SALAD-
Grilled gyro meat, diced tomatoes, cucumbers, onions and feta cheese piled on a bed of chopped lettuce. Served with grilled pita bread and a side of tzatziki.
$16.00
Orange or Apple Juice - $2.50 Soda - $2.00 KIDDOS
.25lb Cheeseburger - Grilled Cheese
Hot dog - Chicken Tenders (2) - Chicken Wings (4) - Mac & Cheese
All served with fries and a drink $8.00
APPETIZERS
GARLIC CHEESE CURDS
With Russian $11.00
CRISPY BRUSSELS
With garlic aioli $10.00
NACHOS
Chips, warm queso, tomato, onions, jalapeño, salsa & sour cream.
HALF $9.00 FULL $12.00
Add chicken or beef +3.00
SHRIMP & FRY BASKET
With cocktail sauce $16.00
JALAPENO POPPERS
With ranch $11.00
THE SAMPLER
(4) onion rings, (4) jalapeno poppers, crispy brussels, and cheese curds. $18.00
CHIPS & SALSA
Plain $6.00 Add queso +3.00
SWEET POTATO FRIES
Spicy maple sauce $9.00
ONION RINGS
With choice of sauce $10.00
PILE OF FRIES
With choice of sauce $7.00
MUNI’S WINGS
Choose hot buffalo, sweet chili, mango habanero, zesty orange, general TSO’s or BBQ sauce. 12 wings- $18.00 6 wings - $9.00
Muni’s Sports Bar
BURGERS & SANDWICHES
MUNI BURGER
.5lb beef patty on a toasted bun with lettuce, tomato, onion & pickle. $12.00
Add cheese or mushrooms + 1.00
Add bacon or fried egg + 2.00
FRENCH DIP
Sirloin steak, sautéed onions and pepper jack cheese served on a hoagie
$14.00 Mushrooms / jalapeno + $1.00
PHILLY CHEESESTEAK
Sirloin steak or grilled chicken, sautéed green peppers and onions finished in a cheese sauce served on a hoagie. $15.00
CRISPY FISH SANDWICH
6 oz beer battered cod, lettuce, pickles and tartar sauce on a toasted bun. $16.00
REUBEN
Corned beef, sauerkraut, Swiss cheese and Russian on grilled rye bread. $14.00
TURKEY BLT
Grilled turkey, bacon, provolone cheese, lettuce, tomato, avocado and mayo on toasted white bread. $16.00
SHRIMP TACO
Fried shrimp, spicy coleslaw and chipotle crema. Served with tortilla chips and salsa $16.00
MAC & BEER CHEESE
Creamy beer cheese with macaroni and choice of grilled or crispy buffalo chicken and bacon bits with fries. $16.00
FISH & CHIPS
Beer battered cod served with fries, lemon wedge and tartar sauce. $16.00
THE GYRO
Gyro meat, lettuce, tomato, cucumber, onion, feta and tzatziki sauce in a pita with fries. $16.00
Lewis & Clark Library
Storytime in the Parks!
Storytime in the parks returns for summer 2025!
Join the Lewis & Clark Library at Helena City Parks every Thursday at 10 am for storytime.
Enjoy 30 minutes of stories, songs, rhymes, and more. Library services will be offered at the Lewis & Clark Bookmobile after the storytime program. These programs are geared towards children between the ages of 3 to 8 years old, but everyone is welcome.
Each program will have applesauce pouches and Annie’s Bunny Snacks available for participants. Cancellations due to weather will be posted by 9:00 am the day of the event on the library website, www.lclibrary.org, and social media accounts: @LewisandClarkLibraryHelena and @LCLBookmobile. Don’t forget your sunscreen and a blanket to sit on!
- Thursday, June 5th at 10am ASL Interpreter
- Thursday, June 12th at 10am
- Thursday, June 26th at 10am Cherry Hill Park, 900 N Cherry
Lockey Park, 1700 Broadway
- Thursday, July 10th at 10am
- Thursday, July 17th at 10am
- Thursday, July 31st at 10am
- Thursday, August 7th at 10am
Administration
Administration