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Upcoming Events

National Preservation Month
May 4th – Canadian Business Seminar
May 5th – MSU-Northern Graduation
Havre Fair Foundation Battle of the Bands
May 5th- 13th – National Tourism Week
May 8th – Montana Chamber Business Meeting
May 9th – District 9-C Track Meet
May 12th – Spring for Beaver Creek Park
May 17th – Superhost Seminar
May 18th-19th – Central “A” Divisional Track Meet
May 19th – Armed Forces Day
May 21st – Canadian Victoria Day
May 26th-28th – Bullhook Bottoms Black Powder Shoot
May 27th – Havre High School Graduation
May 28th – Memorial Day

 

H. Earl Clack Museum

The H. Earl Clack Museum portrays an accurate picture of the Hi-Line from prehistoric residents to the rich and colorful history of the Plains cultures and the founding and development of Havre.  The museum is part of the Montana Dinosaur Trail and features local dinosaurs and fossils.  It also has displays about Fort Assinniboine, the Great Northern Stampede, early settlers, local merchants and historic characters like Chief Joseph, Long George Francis and many more.

Daily Hours:  10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. (Monday-Saturday); Noon – 5:00 p.m. (Sunday)
(Memorial Day-Labor Day)
Winter:  1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. (Tuesday-Saturday)

For more information call:  (406) 265-4000
Location: Holiday Village Shopping Center
Admission Free
Guided tours for organized groups may be arranged by advanced appointment.

 

Up Badlands Bear Paw Battlefield Bear Paw Nature Trail Bears Paw Mountains Bear Paw Ski Bowl Beaver Creek Park Beneath the Streets Buffalo Jump Campgrounds Dino Trail Hunting/Fishing Fort Assinniboine H. Earl Clack Museum Railroad Museum

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Contact Info.

Monday - Friday
9 am - 5 pm

Havre Chamber of Commerce
putting Havre first since 1909
Box 308 ~ 130 5th Ave
406-265-4383
chamber@havremt.net
chamberdesk@havremt.net


 

 

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