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The uptown library has D&D, video games, movies, anime club, chess club, and lots more. This alone can fill up a lot of your week. Official site here.

There's a Playworld destination playground. In the summer, there's Ridge Waters water park. The Carousel has ice cream, pasties, pizza, popcorn, pop, and more at the Coaster Cafe. The Highland View Golf Course is a par 35 course in the summer, and you can practice cross-country skiing in the winter, and a golf simulator for $25/hr.

Learn to throw axes. Join a league if you like it. Official site here.

Underneath the Sláinte Pub is a hidden classic arcade where families are welcome to play over 20 classic games including pinball.

Saturdays May 18th through October 5th on Park Street. There's typically lemonade, pies, cookies, and all sorts of surprises.

The uptown library has D&D, video games, movies, anime club, chess club, and lots more. This alone can fill up a lot of your week. Official site here.

On Wednesdays there are free movies at the Covellite.

There are lots of great ones in Butte. The best is Stodden Park. At Clark Park there are 3 different playgrounds, a splash pad in the summer or skating in the winter, a volleyball court, and lots of gazebos and grills. Then in my personal opinion, the list goes: Skyline Park (Butte's only dog park), Fr Sheehan Park, Chester Steele Park, Koprivika Park, Charlie Judd Park, C Street Park, Tot Lot, McGruff Park has a skate park on the south end, Cherokee Park, Rickey Park, Miners Park, Sioux Park, J

Multiple programs for a range of interests including painting, drawing, literature, and dance. Official site here. Information about their Summer Internship Program here.

Our hiking and mountain biking trails are world-class, and there's one nearby no matter which neighborhood you're in. You can find them all here. If you want someone to go mountain biking with, check out the Highlands Cycling Club.

You can go to the Mineral Museum, the Archives, or the exhibits at the IBRC and Main Stope without money.

We have a fishing pond at Skyline Park and you can also fish at Blacktail Creek. You will need to have a permit if you are over 11.

There's a classic arcade under Sláinte with arcade consoles and pinball. Silver Bow Pizza Parlor and Pizza Ranch offer more modern options, and there's a small selection of games at the Miners' Pub (Google still calls it Homestake Pub but that's the right address).

Of course there's the Golden Ticket Cinema in the mall, but also, every Wednesday there's a free movie at the Covellite Theatre. They release details on their Facebook Page.

Indoor pool with a waterslide, gym, and various classes and programs, plus special events and parties. Official site here.

Shoe rental is $1.50, Cosmic Bowling on Saturday nights is $4.50, shoe rental same price. No website, Facebook account is here.

Up to 20 shooters, max range of 20 yards. Official site here.

We have a ton of these including The World Museum of Mining, the Mineral Museum, the Piccadilly Transportation Museum, the Clark Chateau, the Copper King Mansion, and the Science Mine. It's also worth noting that the Archives always has an exhibit that they change out monthly. The third floor of the Library hosts the Carle Gallery, and other art galleries in town include Main Stope, the Phoenix Arts Alliance,and BSB Arts Foundation.

Stores that would particularly appeal to the younger crowd would include:

5518 Design, Dig City Supply, The Geek Emporium, Crimson Phoenix Games, Butte Stuff, Butte Copper Company, A-Z Games and Exotics and Aquatics Pets, GameStop, Old Butte Historical Tours 

store (they have comics), Second Edition Books, Isle of Books, The Corner Bookstore

Satisfy your sweet tooth at:

Drizzle Sips + Scoops, Bonanza Freeze, Dairy Queen, Royces, White's Castle Candy Shop inside Whitehead's, Front Street Market

We have two different councils. Here's the site for Montana's Vigilante District. Troops 1615 and 1608 call Butte home. Their websites seem to be down but you can find contact information here.

Hosted by Cottontail Observatory Meets on the 3rd Thursday of every month. Site here.

The summer internship is a free, 9 week program that combines art and humanities workshops with volunteer experience.

Up to 12 local high school students get the opportunity to intern at the Clark Chateau. Workshops offer the participants the chance to try out new artistic mediums. Each student works on an independent self driven project over the course of the internship.

The Orphan Girl Children's Theatre offers an exciting and accessible way to get into local theater. Or just catch a show, they're always a good time.

The mission of 4-H is to empower youth to reach their full potential, working and learning in partnership with caring adults. 

The Butte cadet program provides a rich legacy for present and future cadets. The Butte Composite Squadron, since its charter over forty years ago, has worked to develop youthful leaders with the cadet program. The program has contributed to the careers of hundreds of young adults, both civilian and military. Former cadets are now engineers, teachers, pilots, police officers, mechanics, managers, and supervisors. Many enlisted in some branch of the military. Cadets have received Army or Air Forc

Mining City Dance Company

Five, Six, Seven, Eight... LLC

Montana Dance Works

DD&TA

Argentine Tango Workshops and Milongas

Practices are on Wednesday and Saturday nights. Official site here.

Butte has lots of this.

Imperial Brazilian Jiu Jutsu

Rocky Mountain Martial Arts

Copper City Combat Club

Dae Myung Martial Arts Academy

LionPit of Butte

Grit Training Center

Pink Gloves Boxing (website under review)

The local chapter of the Society for Creative Anachronism is the Barony of Sentinel's Keep. Their official site is being upgraded, so it works on-and-off at the moment, but they have a Facebook discussion group here.