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Arts and Entertainment

Local artist moving up in ND music scene

An artist from Maxbass, Lila Farden, who goes by the stage name Lila Bea, has been rising within the small town music scene. Starting off like a lot of local musicians, Farden began her music journey singing in her high school choir. Learning from these experiences, Farden has progressed to ...

MRP repays railroad museum’s support

Mouse River Players returned the support shown for its theater by the Railroad Museum of Minot with a check presentation this past Saturday. In the summer of 2024, MRP board secretary Lin Knickerbocker read an article about how the flood protection construction at Roosevelt Park had shut down ...

Sisu ice lanterns light up Scandinavian Heritage Park

What started out as a way to beautify the city has turned into an impactful way to unite community members. Visit Minot is hosting its first Sisi Ice Lantern event. Working with the North Dakota Department of Commerce and Springboard, Visit Minot teamed up to help change the mindset behind ...

State Fair announces more entertainers to 2025 lineup

The 2025 North Dakota State Fair announces Ian Munsick and Sawyer Brown as part of the 2025 Grandstand Showpass lineup. Ian Munsick, known for his authentic Western influenced sound and hits such as “Long Live Cowgirls,” and ”Horses Are Faster,” will perform on Saturday, July ...

Lifelong Learning Institute offers ceramics classes

Minot State University’s Lifelong Learning Institute will offer multiple ceramics classes as part of its spring 2025 class schedule, including open studio, beginner and advanced methods. “We are very pleased to have recently retired professor Linda Olson continue to teach the region by ...