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Minot Symphony announces Beat Beethoven 5K

The Minot Symphony Orchestra will host its first Beat Beethoven 5K on Saturday, July 27, at 5:50 p.m. at Minot’s Oak Park. According to MSO information, people are invited to walk, run or jog the 5K before the final note of Beethoven’s “5th Symphony” is played. This will be about 30 minutes. Those who cross the finish line before the final note is played will earn the title of having officially “Beat Beethoven.” They will also receive a voucher for a free ticket to a select concert in the MSO’s upcoming 100th anniversary season. Other participants who did not complete ...

Church rummage sale on June 7

Minot’s Congregational Church at 430 N. Broadway, will hold its annual church rummage sale on Saturday, June 7, from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Almost everything will be free-will offering, with proceeds going to church missions.

Rare Amur tiger cubs born at Roosevelt Park Zoo

During the evening of Monday, May 19, four critically endangered Amur tiger cubs were born at the Roosevelt Park Zoo in Minot. The tiger cubs are the second litter born at the zoo to mother Zoya and the first offspring to father, Finn, according to zoo information. “These cubs ...

New water attraction brings summer fun to Polaris Park

The Minot Area Community Foundation announces its support of a creative new initiative from the Minot Park District to provide summer water fun. The Minot Parks Splash Zone will bring inflatable water slides to Polaris Park, offering residents a safe, engaging and accessible way to stay ...

Moose Lodge to host annual car show

The Minot Moose Lodge will host its annual “Gettin Loose at the Moose” car show today from 5-8 p.m. Members from the Dakota Cruisers will be in attendance with their cars, along with other car enthusiasts. The show started around eight years ago, according to longtime member Bill ...

Annual Fort Union Rendezvous set for June 12-15

WILLISTON – The 42nd Annual Fort Union Rendezvous will take place as scheduled from Thursday, June 12, through Sunday, June 15, at the Fort Union Trading Post National Historic Site near Williston. According to Williston Convention and Visitors Bureau information, the regional tradition draws participants and visitors from across North Dakota, Montana and beyond to experience a living history reenactment that honors the fur trade era. Guests will enjoy black powder shooting demonstrations, period crafts, traditional music and interpretive talks that bring 19th-century frontier life to ...