If you've been looking for something to do in Helena this fall, the programming calendar has been unusually full — and two venues kept turning up at the center of it. The Myrna Loy anchored the week's arts coverage with a Montana Indian Heritage Day celebration featuring Indigenous music, film, storytelling, and comedy, and separately announced a fall production of 'The Moors,' a gothic dark comedy that earned sharp reviews nationally. The Delta Hotels by Marriott Helena Colonial, meanwhile, appeared in the arts coverage so many times it almost deserves its own beat. The hotel's early Oktoberfest event — Hofbräu on tap, schnitzel on the menu, running across multiple nights starting in early October — was reported across several editions this week in what amounts to the most-covered single event in this digest. Add in the Last Chance Community Pow Wow returning to the Fairgrounds for its 27th year, the Boobiecon fundraiser night at Blackfoot River Brewing, and live jazz and blues bookings at On Broadway, and Helena's fall entertainment scene looks genuinely stacked. Last Chance Gulch appeared more than 100 times in this week's coverage, a signal that the corridor — and the community anchored to it — remains at the center of how Helena thinks about itself. Grandstreet Theatre also turned up repeatedly, teaming with Lewis and Clark 4-H for a musical showdown at the Fairgrounds on October 10 that is either a fundraiser or a grudge match, depending on who you ask.