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You belong at The Myrna Loy

The Myrna Loy mission is to engage our community— enrich, educate, entertain and empower—through the arts.

Wherever you are— at school, in business, at an eldercare home, on a date, in a mid-evening slump by yourself— you can find something here to inspire your spirit.

Concerts, films, art exhibits, arts education experiences, community events, collaborations–it’s all here, at your community-fired culture center.

And you belong at the center of it!

Learn more about the History of The Myrna Loy

Art builds community.

Join up. Come alive. Be inspired. Inspire others.

Become a member of The Myrna Loy, and part of the creative force that inspires the Helena region.

The Myrna Loy inhabits the unceded traditional lands of the Blackfeet, Salish, Apsaalooke, and other Indigenous groups. In all our work we honor these communities, past, present and future.

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Volunteer

It’s not all back-bending labor. Volunteering is a lot of fun!

Usher at a concert. Distribute posters. Garden & landscape! Help plan events. Be a social media ambassador. Lots of ways to pitch in, all of them meaningful. Most of them fun.

Email: [email protected]

(Even the PAL students, pictured here, had fun replacing our Pub floor a while ago. Thanks, PAL!)

The Myrna Loy Board of Directors

Board President: Kirby Lambert

Vice-President: Justin Ringsak

Treasurer: Ethan Kohoutek

Secretary: Claire Pichette

John Finn

Ari Laskin

Jason O’Neil

Tara Palmer

Tara Rice

support from the Montana Cultural Trust

We are funded in part by coal severance taxes paid based upon coal mined in Montana and deposited in Montana’s cultural and aesthetic projects trust fund.

#ArtTransformsEverything

THE MYRNA LOY ONLINE PRIVACY POLICY

Effective August 1, 2019

The Myrna Loy will collect no personal information from our website visitors unless they choose to provide information to us. Our website does collect cookies, but the only information we collect from a normal Website visit is information that cannot be used to specifically identify you.

The Myrna Loy will not share or sell information collected on our website with any other party, except under the following very specific and limited circumstances:

The Myrna Loy volunteers may have access to your contact information, including name, address, email address, and telephone number for the purpose of reaching out to you about a specific campaign or event. They may contact you directly or through The Myrna Loy.
The Myrna Loy sometimes hires outside parties for services that may necessitate them having access to mailing information. In these cases we make efforts to provide them with only the information they need to perform specific tasks and require them to treat data in accordance with the law.
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The Myrna Loy reserves the right to make changes to this policy at any time.

2023-24 season:

Honoring our heritage: Everywhere is Indian Country.

Loud, proud, and sassy: Rodney Street neighborhood comes alive

How do you express despair?: A powerful art exhibit at The Myrna Loy addresses Helena kids' experiences with mental disorders.

How art defeats war: "They look like us."