Theatre/Theater The Myrna Loy

Address

15 North Ewing
Helena, MT 59601 View on Map TripAdvisor Own or manage this business?

Website https://themyrnaloy.com/ Email mia@themyrnaloy.com Phone 406-443-0287

Overview Service & Activities

About The Myrna Loy is a community-fired culture center and indie movie theater housed in a century-old county jail. The Myrna Loy inspires the creative spirits of people in and around Helena by presenting high-quality, culturally significant films and live performances; by supporting local and regional artists in their work; and by nurturing a lifelong love of the arts through education and residencies. We show two first-run films nightly and performances of all kinds year-round. Happy hour in the Pub 4-6 pm weekdays! The Myrna Loy takes its name from Montana's First Lady of Film, Myrna Williams, born August 2, 1905, in Radersburg, Montana, 40 miles southeast of Helena. Her father, David Williams, served in the Montana state legislature. At age seven, Myrna moved with her father, mother and brother to Helena, where they lived on 5th Avenue, a few blocks from the Lewis and Clark County jail. She would later become one of Hollywood's most successful actresses, with a whopping 129 films!

Contact

MAILING ADDRESS 15 North Ewing
Helena, MT 59601

CONTACT 406-443-0287

FAX 406-443-6620

Details

SEASON All Year

HOURS Box Office Hours: M-F: Noon-7:30pm Weekends: 2:00pm - 7:30pm

PAYMENT METHODS American Express, Cash, Discover, Master Card, Personal Check (In State), Personal Check (Out Of State), Travelers Checks, Visa

RESERVATIONS Reservations Accepted, Walk-Ins Welcome

SPECIAL DIRECTIONS The Myrna Loy is conveniently located in downtown Helena, within walking distance of hotels, restaurants, nightlife, and shopping. It is housed in the carefully restored historic county jailhouse, providing a unique venue for film, live performance, arts education, and public gathering.

SERVICES Air Conditioning Food Services Handicapped Accessible Merchandise Public Restroom

ACTIVITIES Art Art Gallery Cultural History Shopping Theatre/Theater