Butte Civic Center

Free admission, live auctions, local history on display, and a 50/50 drawing — it's the kind of Saturday afternoon that doesn't ask much but gives back a lot.

From the mat to the court, this week is packed with Bulldog sports. Get ready for some serious competition!

Picture this: two undefeated teams, a packed crowd, and the sound of sneakers squeaking on polished wood. Tuesday’s game is bound to be electric!

Picture this: a beloved piece of Butte's history is getting a much-needed makeover, thanks to a dedicated group of volunteers and local businesses joining forces.

Get ready for a weekend filled with local treasures and holiday cheer at the Butte Civic Center—where shopping meets community spirit.

Mark your calendars, folks! The Butte Chamber's Annual Dinner is back, and it promises to honor some incredible young talent in our community.

A weekend of celebration and healing awaits at the Pow Wow, where culture meets community, and every step taken is a step towards hope.

Mother's Day Weekend is always jam-packed at the Butte Civic Center, what with Mayfair happening with KXLF which, of course, is one of the biggest fair and trade shows in Montana.  It's an incredible event and something we all look forward to every year.  You can count on finding many old friends wandering through the booths of the Civic Center arena and vendors from just about everywhere in Montana, but in the Civic Center annex on Saturday there is something else happening that you need to know about.

It appears that the first two Fight Kingdom boxing/MMA extravaganzas held at the Butte Civic Center were so huge that organizer/promoter Monty Klistoff finally decided he's had enough of watching from the corners. Sure, Klistoff will still be the man behind the magic at this Saturday's Fight Kingdom 3 but in addition he will be reprising his role as one of Southwest Montana's most popular MMA fighters, stepping back into the ring for the night's Main Event against another big name in Montana MMA, Brandon Little Coyote.

You've seen the old train engine sitting off of Harrison Avenue on the south side of the Butte Civic Center. It's been there for so long that it almost goes unnoticed, fenced in behind chain-link and as close to as unassuming as a locomotive engine can be. But when you take a closer look, you not only see Butte history, but the beauty of this industrial behemoth, and when you learn it's story you realize it's significance and why it needs to be restored.