BISMARCK – The deadline is no later than Nov. 25 for artists and craftspeople to submit handmade ornaments for for the annual Capitol tree lighting event in Bismarck. Ornaments should be mailed to State of North Dakota, Office of the First Lady, Joey Ness, 600 E. Boulevard Ave., Bismarck, ...
Following the success of his Lewis and Clark graphic novel in the region, Orville Evjen of the Turtle Lake area wanted to highlight another famous person in history who made a great impact on the United States. Now, he’s returned with “Lincoln.” When Evjen finished his Lewis and Clark ...
The Brass Band of Minot is celebrating the coming season with a concert titled “A Brass Celebration” at 4 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 10, at Minot State University’s Ann Nicole Nelson Hall. The band is directed by Gordon Troxel and consists of brass and percussion players of a variety of ages ...
Minot State University’s Program of Theatre Arts and Campus Players are once again hosting the Region 8 One-Act Play Contest, today in Hartnet Hall’s Aleshire Theater. Performances will take place throughout the day from 8:30 a.m.-5:10 p.m. by area high schools. The tentative schedule is ...
Nearly 700 students took part in the 41st Annual Northwest Festival of Music held at Minot State University on Friday and Saturday, according to Emerson Eads, director of Choral Activities and assistant professor of music at MSU. More than 100 music educators from schools across North Dakota ...
SAWYER – Sawyer Public School invites Minot to join the Lost Boys and never grow up when its students perform “Peter Pan Jr.” It was announced Tuesday by Drew Cohen, president of Music Theatre International. Based on J.M. Barrie’s enchanting play, “Peter Pan,” or “The Boy Who ...
Minot State University will be alive with the sound of music Friday and Saturday as high school students participate in the annual Northwest International Festival of Music. “Minot State University Division of Music is celebrating its 41st Northwest Festival, and I’m delighted to have my ...
The Dakota Drifters are bringing their old-time country twang and tunes to the Minot Public Library Sunday for the Arts in the Library event at 6 p.m. The quartet is made up of Dick and Brenda Johnson from the Turtle Mountains, Carl Kannianen from the Stanley area and Toby Nelson of Minot. ...
There’s quite a bit of color, and intriguing designs, in unusual places in downtown Minot. The artwork changes the look immensely of what would otherwise be the usual weathered brick facade of some of the city’s older buildings. The west wall of Central Avenue Variety, which is located on ...
The Minot High School Playmakers are taking audiences under the sea with their season opening performance of “The Little Mermaid” beginning tonight at 7 p.m. at Magic City Campus. “When I took over the theater program here at Magic City Campus this fall, we combined the Central Campus ...
Minot State University’s NOTSTOCK 2019 continues to offer multiple hands-in, hands-on opportunities for the community to participate in the arts. In its 13th year, Minot State’s annual live, signature arts event celebrates three days of printmaking, poetry, music, ceramics, theater, ...
Woody Guthrie Center to honor rapper Chuck D TULSA, Okla. (AP) — Rapper Chuck D is this year's winner of the Woody Guthrie Prize, an award that recognizes artists who speak out for the less fortunate. Chuck D was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2013 as part of the ...
Debbie Hansen and David Gerding were presented the “Mirror Ball Trophy” in front of a near sold-out audience at the 5th Annual Dancing for Special Stars event held at the Ann Nicole Nelson Hall on Oct. 15, according to Special Olympics North Dakota. Hansen, an elementary principal, and ...
NEW YORK (AP) — When James Corden kicked off the Tony Awards this year, his opening number was a full-throated endorsement of the live theatrical experience. "It's live, we do it live, and every single moment's unrepeatable," the late-night TV host sang. "There is a visceral bliss you only ...
The Taube Museum of Art in downtown Minot has two artist on display in their galleries for the next month. Lino and Jaime Azevedo have taken over the Taube’s main and lower galleries. Lino Azevedo grew up in San Francisco and is currently pursuing a lifelong love for art and helping others ...
BISMARCK – The Cultural Heritage Grant Program provides grant funding for local museums and historical societies for exhibits, special projects or events, education activities, collections and capital improvements. Applications for the 2019 Cultural Heritage Grant are now being accepted. ...
Would a preparedness drill actually prepare anyone for anything? In Jorge Ignacio Cortinas’ “The Charm of Preparedness,” a college is turned on its head when a pre-med student, Tariq, organizes a campus-wide preparedness drill. The drill could be a serious endeavor, or simply a ruse to ...
Accomplished American tenor, Ben Gulley, will be performing alongside the Timeless Trio at Minot State University’s Ann Nicole Nelson Hall Sunday, Oct. 20 at 3 p.m. Doors will open 30 minutes in advance with no reserve seating. Single event tickets are available at $30 per adult and $15 ...
Minot teenage singer/songwriter Chloe Marie Watterud will participate in the filming of a national Prairie Public Television Celebration of Music concert series today hosted by Ethan Bortnick in San Bernardino, Calif. She earned this opportunity by winning the North Dakota Celebration of Music ...
