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MAY National Historic Preservation Month Wildhorse Port of Entry Summer Hours – 8am-9pm – May 15th-September 30th 2nd – National Day of Prayer – Noon-1pm – Town Square 3rd – MSU-Northern Hall of Fame & Founders Excellence Dinner 4th – MSU-Northern Graduation – 10am 4th-12th – National Tourism Week 5th – Salute to Senior Citizens – Noon – Middle School 8th – District 9-C Track Meet 9th-12th – North Star Amusement Carnival – Holiday Village 11th – Rockin’ the Hills Concert – 7pm – Bigger Better Barn 12th – Mother’s Day 17th-18th – Central “A” Divisional Softball Tournament 17th-18th, 23rd-25th, 30th & June 1st – MAT presents “The Great American Trailer Park Musical” – 8pm – MSU-Northern Theatre 18th – Armed Forces Day 20th – Canadian Victoria Day 25th-27th – Bullhook Bottoms Black Powder Shoot – 8am – Fort Assinniboine 26th – Havre High Graduation 27th – Memorial Day 31st – Last Day of School 31st-June 2nd – Everything Antique Show – Great Northern Fairgrounds |
About Havre “I live here because I can stand outside at 10 below and still feel winter’s warm embrace.” Located in the rolling plains of north central Montana, Havre began over 100 years ago as the first trains forged across the Great Plains. Havre quickly became the transportation hub of the area, providing goods and supplies to the area trappers, miners and military stationed at Fort Assinniboine, six miles southwest of town Havre is special because of its people. They are people of vision and foresight who strive to maintain a quality of life unequaled. This community of 10,000 is known for its steadfastness, deep rooted family values and its small town ideals. Our friendly community prides itself as an ideal place to raise a family, start a business or retire. Besides being a great location nestled in the Milk River Valley along Montana’s Hi-Line, where blue skies, and wide-open spaces abound, Havre is life at its best. Havre is the focal point of commercial activity in the area. As the largest city on the Hi-Line and the county seat of Hill County, it serves as a wholesale distribution and retail center for communities within 150 miles. The diverse geography of the Milk River, golden wheat fields and the rising peaks of the Bears Paw Mountains, towering several thousand feet above the plains surround the city of Havre. Havre is home to Montana State University-Northern providing academic excellence for over 75 years. Northern Montana Health Care is Havre’s largest employer. As a community hospital, the facility provides the best in medical care and treatment for the Hi-Line. Those who enjoy a slower pace of life and open spaces along with cultural history, feel right at home in Havre. A low crime rate, a well maintained park system, city recreation programs, solid financial and commercial institutions, an award winning health care system, education systems that stand on excellence, shopping, dining and warm friendly people make this agricultural community a great place to live, work and raise a family. The four seasons provide year-round outdoor recreation. Fishing, camping and boating takes place at Fresno Reservoir a few minutes west of Havre. A short 20-minute drive south is Beaver Creek Park, in the Bear Paw Mountains where summer and winter recreation abound. The splendid fall colors combined with the changing Aspens creates the perfect backdrop for a relaxing fall picnic. |
Contact Info. Monday - Friday Havre Chamber of Commerce |
