st patricks day

It just sounds blasphemous. Butte is NOT Montana's most Irish city? According to ancestry data, this is what Central Montana town actually is Montana's most Irish city.

Feeling some Spring Fever? Get out there and be social this week, with all sorts of fun Bozeman area events.

Is the most Irish city in America located in Montana? According to multiple sources, the answer to that question may surprise you, and just how much of Montana is actually Irish?

Every March 17 we are greeted with the traditions of wearing green, parades, corned beef and cabbage, and someone inevitably using the wrong abbreviation for St. Patrick's Day.

Butte, Montana has a rich history of immigrants, which has resulted in the small Montana city being one of the most Irish in America.

Montana has a rich Irish heritage. So it shouldn't come as a surprise that one of the best Irish Pubs in America is in Montana.

From country music to Ecstatic Dance, the Bozeman area is packed with live music this weekend. Let the luck of the Irish lead you to your favorite kind of band, since just about all of them are playing.

As someone with Irish roots, I take St. Patrick's Day very seriously.  The truth is, I've always loved the allure of the Irish.  The country, the people, the accent, the humor, the music, the food...all have such a rich history. Heck, I even like Irish Spring Soap. Altho...

An Army Ranger friend of mine and his wife were out at the Helsinki in Butte for the big celebrations that always start the night before St. Patrick's Day and they sent me a note saying, "Butte is back! Fantastic to see all these people out."