Helena Civic Center

The Helena Civic Center, or most popularly known as the Algeria Shrine Temple, is a Moorish Revival, with an exotic revival architectural style, located in Helena, Montana. The center is built in 1919 and since its opening, the center served to be as a meeting place for Angelria Shriners for civil functions. In 1988, the shrine was listed on the National Register of Historic Places under its original name, Algeria Shrine Temple. The Helena Civic Center can accommodate about 2,000 people in an auditorium. As of 2012, Helena City decided to adopt and operate the center for different kinds of events, such as trade shows, craft shows, weddings, and business meeting conferences.

Perfectly and conveniently set in the heart of Helena is the Best Western Premier Helena Great Northern Hotel, which brings out the best quality services with its 4-star rating, whereas the Lamplighter Motel’s room is designed in a modern, fashionable way, with a living room, workspace, a private bathroom, and a mini kitchen. Both of the hotels feature a free Wi-Fi connection, parking space for guests, complimentary breakfast, and a scheduled free airport shuttle. Helena Civic Center is a multi-purpose center that holds different events. The center can accommodate about 1,925 people in the Auditorium people and the other facility included is the ballroom exhibition hall, which is well suited for corporate events and banquets. Meanwhile, Holter Museum of Art is a contemporary and modern art center that showcases the artworks of local and national artists. The museum commits to preserve and promote the essence of contemporary arts. Travel to nearby city of Montana City during your spare time.