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  • Philosophy Think & Drink

    Philosophy Think & Drink

    Reeder's Alley Conference Center 101 Reeder's Alley, Helena, MT, United States

    Step into the dojo! Our Think & Drinks are monthly gatherings that consist of a “meeting of minds” over libations. An open mind & willing desire to engage in thoughtful dialogue (whether from a listening or contribution standpoint) is all that’s needed! Learn more here!

    Free

  • Philosophy On Broadway 2026

    On Broadway 106 E. Broadway St., Helena, Montana, United States

    Join us for our fundraiser night at On Broadway. Live music, door prizes, a silent auction & a touch of theater. 50% of food & beverages donated to Merlin CCC.

  • Greater Helena Gives 2026

    Virtual Event

    Hosted by the Helena Area Community Foundation, Greater Helena Gives is a 24-hour online fundraiser that raises money for non-profits across Helena.  We love participating in this event and have a goal of $3,500. Learn more about what your donations will help to support & give here!

  • Art as Transformation: A Public Philosophy Project

    Holter Museum of Art 12 E. Lawrence St., Helena, Montana, United States

    An innovative public philosophy program exploring the role of art in society & our everyday lives. Featuring a unique blend of live music by local musicians, story, performance, media art, and community conversation with guest artists and scholars, this immersive program invites people to consider art and its relationship to human flourishing and personal, civic, and cultural change. Learn more here!

    Free

  • Building Community through Laughter: A Public Philosophy Project

    An interactive public philosophy program that explores the relationship between comedy, community, and the good life. Featuring a live comedy performance & post-performance talk-back with professional comedian and philosopher Rodney Norman, audience members will be invited to consider themes like identity, perception, courage, love, friendship, justice, happiness, and community. Learn more here!

    Free