Shades of Green Events
Lawns under old-growth cottonwoods in the Helena Valley, with a cabin; the site says it hosts weddings of 30 to 300 people.
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Helena's best-known downtown ballroom, the Windsor at the Iron Front, is no longer an event space — it is being turned into condos. The venues below are the Helena-area alternatives we could confirm from their own sites, from city-run halls to ranches and gardens; the largest published capacity is 300 guests.
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Lawns under old-growth cottonwoods in the Helena Valley, with a cabin; the site says it hosts weddings of 30 to 300 people.
Garden property that markets itself for weddings and events.
City-owned civic center run by the City of Helena, with a ballroom and an auditorium.
Rents space for private events through an online event rental application.
Chapel and grounds overlooking Canyon Ferry Reservoir and the Elkhorn Mountains, about 30 minutes from Helena.
Ranch property on the Helena side of the Elkhorn Mountains that bills itself as a wedding venue and event destination.
Six acres of gardens in the Elkhorn Mountains south of Helena, open from Mother's Day through October.
Capacity is shown only when the venue publishes it. Listing order: published capacity, then name. No venue paid to be included.
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FAQ
No. Montana Free Press reported in September 2026 that the ballroom and the rest of the Iron Front's fourth floor are being converted into condominiums. Read its history.
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Using Helena wage data, the labor for one bartender over 4 hours comes to about $58–$75 before tips and minimum-hour fees. See Montana wages by city.
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