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St. Wenceslaus Revival Days, Danvers, MT
August 4 to August 7, 2010

Join MPA and the Friends of St. Wenceslaus Church in helping to return this historic rural church to its former glory. We invite you to lend your time and/or experience during the St. Wenceslaus Revival Days, August 4 through August 7, 2010. These work days include painting the exterior of the church, general repairs, and a celebration barbeque on Saturday the 7th. Contact Kate Hampton for more information.

 

3rd Annual Montana Downtown Forum
Montana Main Streets Conference
Sept. 15-17, Holiday Inn Parkside, Missoula
Learn how healthy, vibrant downtowns can help recruit new residents, businesses, and tourists, and can help keep the people who already live and work there. Conferenec topics include merchandising in a down economy, managing your community's graphic identity, using the Montana brand to sell your community, and much more. Contact jburk@mt.gov for registration information.

Montana History Conference
“Don't Be Left Out in the Cold" - 100th Anniversary of Glacier National Park
Sept. 30-Oct. 2, Red Lion Colonial Hotel, Helena
This year’s conference will highlight the peoples and stories of Glacier National Park in observance of its centennial year. Contact klambert@mt.gov for more information.

National Trust for Historic Preservation Conference
Oct. 27- 30, Austin, TX
Be inspired, share ideas, and learn from expert practitioners who are setting standards in the field of historic preservation. New session formats, a wide range of topics, and spectacular tours of Austin landmarks offer something for everyone.

 

 

 
MPA • 120 Reeder's Alley, Helena, MT 59601 • (406) 457-2822 • info@preservemontana.org
MPA Preservation Team Workshops bring community leaders together with Montana's best preservation professionals to chart a new future for a threatened building. Our long list of successful workshops is proof that our positive approach to preservation has benefited many communities across our vast, rural state.
The old Libby High School was saved when MPA hosted a workshop with community preservationists. The workshop resulted in a developer coming in to rehabilitate this downtown anchor building into a mixed-use residential and commercial complex.