Butte Chamber of Commerce

Here's a great gift idea that is unique and represents our fair town very well. One that is classy but won't break the bank either. Something that could even be enjoyed by the entire family. It's the new "Butte, America" jigsaw puzzle from nationally renowned folk artist Eric Dowdle.

Shepperd's Candy's in Butte has roots that were planted 70 years ago but its story is goes back well over 100 years.

It looks like they're expecting a party Tuesday evening at the Depot. As we previously announced last week nationally renowned Americana artist Eric Dowdle will be in town for the official unveiling of his "Butte, America" puzzle, the image of which has yet to be revealed. Judging from some of his past work, we are in for a pleasant surprise at tomorrow's unveiling which will begin at 5pm at the Butte Depot with Stephanie Sorini and members of the Butte Chamber of Commerce. Organizers have just announced that local multi-instrumentalist/vocalist John Montoya will be providing music.

One of the fastest and most colorful ways to experience Butte is through one of the Trolley Tours available through the Butte Chamber of Commerce at 1000 E. George Street, just east of Montana St. You will learn about all of the characters and scoundrels, the famous folk and the miners. You'll see where they lived and worked. You will learn all about Butte, what made it grow and how it became one of the great urban centers of the early 1900s. Plus, drivers are selected on their knowledge of Butte history and folklore, and they present it in a very entertaining manner.

Attention all Business Owners & Managers! Evolve Your Business with Terry Watson in Butte, Montana: A Must-Attend Free Educational Event! The Rocky Mountain Association of REALTORS® and the Butte Chamber of Commerce are thrilled to announce an exclusive opportunity for business professionals to catapult their success to unprecedented levels. Join us for a transformative educational class with the renowned National Speaker Terry Watson, right here in Butte, Montana.

Eric Dowdle is an internationally acclaimed folk artist that you may have heard of or even follow. What makes Dowdle unique is his unique way of telling stories through pictures. Eric finds inspriation in a town's landscape and it's history and he has travelled around the globe capturing the essence and spirit of the towns he photographs. It is no surprise that he has chosen Butte, Montana as one of his subjects.

The Butte Chamber of Commerce is hosting a "Super Hero Workshop" for any interested front-line workers who come into regular contact with visitors to our city. The workshop will equip you with the tools to educate visitors on where to stay and eat. Where to shop. What unique local attractions we have to offer. It will be taking place in the conference room of the Butte Comfort Inn on Tuesday, May 7th. There will be two sessions to choose from, one from 9am to 10:30am and the other from 11am until 12:30pm. Prizes will be given away throughout the day.

If you're part of an event here in town that draws a crowd or if you're still in the planning stages, the Butte Tourism Improvement District has grant money available and the application deadline has been extended to 5pm this Thursday, February 15. Hard copies will be accepted at the Butte Chamber of Commerce at 1000 George Street.

The 2024 Economic Outlook Seminar will highlight the latest economic trends for local economies and the state of Montana, with a special focus on the green energy transition and what it might mean for Montana.

Are you still looking for that perfect present or are you stumped at the thought of buying something for that "hard-to-buy-for" individual. Or maybe you're just looking for a present that is representative of the Mining City. Well, we just heard from Stephanie Sorini of the Butte Chamber of Commerce, and she let us know that there are some incredibly cool Butte-related items and gift baskets that are for sale right now and could be just what you've been looking for.