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Arts and Entertainment

Brass Band of Minot’s ‘A Palm Sunday Concert’ set for April 10

Brass Band of Minot will conclude its 2021-2022 season with “A Palm Sunday Concert” at 4 p.m. on Sunday, April 10, at Minot State University’s Ann Nicole Nelson Hall. Special guest, Jocelyn Rodgers, who some may remember from her work with the Medora Musical, will open the concert with ...

Make a Scene Kids to put on a show

The Make a Scene Kids Theatre is getting ready to transport you far away to a mystical land of enchantment with its production of Disney’s “Aladdin Jr.” from April 7 to 9 at 7 p.m., at Aleshire Theatre in Minot State University’s Hartnett Hall. Tickets are $10 at ...

Experience amazing dinos

Park Ranger Marty is a dinosaur expert for Jurassic Quest. Acclaimed as the nation’s largest dinosaur experience, Jurassic Quest opens at the North Dakota State Fairgrounds in Minot on Friday and continues through Sunday. “I’m always teaching people about dinosaurs,” said Park ...

Old time & bluegrass music

Frozen Fingers Festival is making a comeback. The event has been scheduled for April 8-9 in the Minot Sleep Inn. “We have not had Frozen Fingers for the last two years. Our members are so excited to get back playing and performing,” said Lois Zahn, president of the festival. Doors ...

Lady A to perform at Norsk Hostfest

Lady A will be taking the stage at the North Dakota State Fair Center on Thursday, Sept. 29, during Norsk Hostfest, EPIC Events has announced. It is the first of seven Great Hall concerts to be announced. Built around rich vocal harmony, vivid emotional writing and a smooth fusion of country, ...

Zoo tiger being watched for possible birth

Visitors to Minot’s Roosevelt Park Zoo who venture out with the warmer weather may wonder why only the zoo’s male Amur tiger, Viktor, is outside enjoying the welcomed warm-up. Rest assured, Zoya is fine and can still be viewed through the windows in their day room. Currently, zoo staff ...