Quirky. Historic. Diverse. One of Helena’s oldest neighborhoods.
“Rodney Street is…” is a Myrna Loy Creative Placemaking Project, in collaboration with the City of Helena. It’s a 12-month artist-led exploration of the unique creative and historic identity of our Rodney Street neighborhood.
Whatever your connection to the neighborhood, your voice matters!
In collaboration with a design collective—Amanda Reese, Ashley Moon, and Elena Johnson—we are thrilled to partner with Rodney Street community members to co-create and engage in creative placemaking activities together throughout the year.
Together, let’s envision how to celebrate our neighborhood and make it even better.
You are invited to fill out a quick survey at bit.ly/RodneySt to share what matters to you and to stay involved with upcoming activities. Respond by February 26 for a chance to win a prize.
Stop by and contribute your thoughts to a community art installation in The Myrna Loy lobby. Let’s explore what Rodney Street Is… together.
Stay tuned for future activities!
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Do you have a memory or a story about a particular place or person in the Rodney Street neighborhood?
Photographer and HCTV videographer Jeanie Warden is producing a series of films about the people and places of Rodney Street. Share a story, and be part of her work!
Email [email protected] to share your story, or just to get in touch.
Check out the first of Jeanie’s interview series about Rodney Street…
Historic Walking Tour with Ellen Baumler
Kevin Flatow-Helena Middle School Counselor
Operation Pay Phone-Ashley Anderson
Historic Walking Tour of Catholic Hill with Ellen Baumler
Stephen Maly-The Story of Louis Riel
Charlie Carson: The Mayor of Rodney Street
Marisa Diaz-Waian and Dennis McCahon
Andres Haladay_City of Helena Commissioner
Pam Attardo_Heritage Preservation Officer for Lewis and Clark County and the City of Helena
