Bismarck Magazine - Volume 3: Issue 1 January/February 2018 by Bismarck Magazine

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GIVING HEARTS

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NEW & UPDATED

Bismarck, Mandan and Lincoln are growing and changing - we have the first look at those changes!

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CONTENTS

Warehouse Workout

Proximal 50 is bringing a new workout space with top-of-the-line equipment to downtown Bismarck.

10 Renewed City Our community is under construction and we have the first look

32 Giving Hearts Find out how to #countme as a giving heart this year

48 New Year, New Lifestyle 51 Community Calendar 58 Drink Deals

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Volume 3 Issue 1

January-February 2018

Bismarck Magazine is published bi-monthly and is complimentary. Copies are available across the Bismarck, Mandan and Lincoln communities or online at bismarck-magazine.com. PUBLISHERS Hannah Haynes hannah@bismarck-magazine.com Caroline Crary caroline@bismarck-magazine.com PHOTOGRAPHER

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LAYOUT EDITOR

Jenna Botner

CONTRIBUTORS

Madalyn Laske Bailey Hauf Olivia Heintz Annette Schilling Willis Ellen Huber

COPY EDITOR

Jennifer Kranz

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Donnell Dennis Roehrich info@bismarck-magazine.com

INTERN

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LETTER

BISMARCK MAGAZINE TEAM I don’t know about you, but Bismarck Magazine is ready for 2018! The holidays are wrapped up and we are getting ready to take on the next year. It’s time to reset ourselves, our goals and start over fresh. The holiday stress is over, so let’s restart! We believe that 2018 is going to be an incredible year for our entire community. This is an exciting time for Bismarck/Mandan/Lincoln. Major construction projects and a downtown revitalization, including new restaurants and boutiques, prove our community is rapidly growing. We are excited to announce that our team and company are growing, too. Bismarck Magazine is expanding and adding another magazine named River + Ranch. This new magazine is a collaborative effort that will showcase the creativity and design of homes in western North Dakota. Look for River + Ranch February 1st at over 300 different locations around our community. Not only are we adding a second magazine, but we are also excited to announce two new team members, Jennifer Kranz as Editor and Anna Schwieters as our new intern and social media coordinator. We are excited and humbled to be part of this community as we begin our third year. Our team at Bismarck Magazine, and now River + Ranch, is ready to take on 2018 and continue to build culture in this amazing community. Let this issue inspire and push you to try something new and check out the new businesses in town. Happy 2018 Bismarck/Mandan/Lincoln! It’s going to be a great year!

Caroline Crary

Publisher/Co-Founder

Hannah Haynes

Publisher/Co-Founder

Jenna Botner Layout Editor

Donnell Roehrich Executive Sales Rep

Karel Sovak Writer

Madalyn Laske Writer

Jennifer Kranz Editor

Find your happy place!

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Bismarck, Mandan and Lincoln will experience serious growth in 2018. Throughout the next year, there will be many new buildings and businesses coming to our small town, growing city.

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N 4TH STREET By Madalyn Laske

Before owning multiple properties in Bismarck, Rolf Eggers began Eggers Audio and Video. Until recently, his 13,000 square foot video store was a fixture in the community for 34 years. “I started that when I was 19,” Eggers said. “That was 1982.” Ever since, Eggers has been investing in real estate. He started buying in downtown Bismarck and moved into residential areas until eventually buying property in Florida. “I sold about two-thirds of what I owned in Bismarck during the oil boom,” Eggers said. “Then, I bought in Florida after the crash and that’s done well. Now, I’m selling Florida and buying back in town.” Buying and selling real estate is in Eggers’ blood. His father owns the Luna and Anderson buildings. As his father slowly starts to relinquish the reigns of his properties in Bismarck, Eggers and his four siblings have begun plans to develop the Anderson building into something profitable. “EAPC Architects have been hired to do a study,” Eggers said. “That’s all we’ve done so far, is scheduled a study. When you have a large building like that the building codes are far more complex.” The community should stay tuned for what’s next for the building. “The best place to have office space is downtown because people really want to be here,” Eggers said. “But that’s probably what it’s not going to be. The current residents are absolutely wonderful. They have been tenants there a long time and they absolutely love it.” Looking out onto the Missouri river, the building is set up perfectly for potential high-end rental units.

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VOLD BUILDING BEFORE

“You can see for miles,” Eggers said. “It

like to attract a ‘Boiler Room’ type tenant

with it,” Eggers said. “So, we will see where

has quite a view, so we are evaluating.

for the basement but we are interested in

our study with the building takes us.”

Apartments are an option.”

being landlords, we are not bar owners. So we would have to find tenants for those.”

Potentially more exciting for Bismarck

The Anderson building belongs to his father, but Eggers owns a handful of

residents, a restaurant may be in the works

What happens next depends on what the

properties himself. Some of the properties

as well.

architects come back with.

are fully renovated, while others await renovation.

“Have you ever been to the Boiler Room

“The city has been wonderful to deal with;

in Fargo?” Eggers asked. “We would really

they really want to see something happen

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“We redid the 114 West Main Building

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several years ago,” Eggers said. “I recently

bought it from the Vold estate years ago.”

the investment and to rent out.”

building and The Mortgage Company is in

Since the oil business slowed down, real

As Eggers continues to work his buying

there as well.”

estate did too.

and selling magic, Bismarck will wait in

did the Stella’s and the Black Tie Optional

antsy anticipation to see what comes next. He’s owned that building for many years

“Even though the rest of the city has a

“It’s hard to remodel buildings and make

now.

tougher time since the oil business slowed

money,” Eggers said. “It was hard before,

down, downtown still does well,” Eggers

and now it’s going to be harder. But, we

“I call it the Vold building because it was

said. “The former Mathison building came

are hoping the momentum built up in the

originally a tire store and they sold Model

along - great location. I just bought it for

good times and will keep going.”

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H&D SCHILLING

BUILDING By Annette Schilling Willis

The H&D Schilling Building, opening

Schilling Building. Schilling and his

director and Diane stayed home with the

in Spring 2018, will be the first retail

wife, Diane, purchased the land in 2000

kids until they were school aged. Years

and office building in the area with

to expand Denny’s Storage Company,

went by, another child was born and

heated underground parking, sidewalks,

which they've owned since 1983.

the family moved to Bismarck. In 1977

and patios. The building is situated on

the Shillings opened a gourmet cheese

the northwest crest of State Street (or

A little background on the Schilling

shop called the Cheddar Box. Later,

Highway 83) and 43rd Avenue North.

family:

they opened the Orange Julius stores in Gateway and Kirkwood. Diane ran the

"We were looking for a new location, and

Both Harvey and Diane grew up on

businesses while Harvey worked full-

this section of land was in the northern

farms near Wishek and Lehr. They

time in the school system. By 1985, they

outskirts of the city when we bought it."

married at 19 and had two kids by their

had sold the Cheddar Box and traded the

said Harvey Schilling, the "H" of H&D

early 20’s. Henry was a school band

Orange Julius stores for Denny’s Storage

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Company, located next to the H&D

those last minute treats kids are famous for

this intersection is expected to become

Schilling Building. Diane managed the

forgetting. I’m bragging about them now,

one of the busiest in Bismarck. It's shown

storage units (including renting, cleaning,

but I’m so proud of them and hope people

amazing growth and we're excited to be a

hauling palettes and bookkeeping) and

will understand that they’ve earned their

part of it.”

Harvey would move snow at 3 am before

names on that big building. It’s 57 years of

going to work as Assistant Superintendent

a married partnership displayed in brick

Cary Schilling, Harvey and Diane's son

of Bismarck Public Schools.

and stone,” says Annette Schilling Willis.

and business partner, is the lead designer, developer, and project manager. Cary

Harvey and Diane had expanded the

The Building:

explains the entire family (including

business from 100 units to nearly 600

The building draws her design cues from

Harvey and Diane's daughters Dawn

units through the years. In that time,

the 1930s. "The design includes smooth

Schilling Bolstad and Annette Schilling

they had also started another business for

lines and geometric shapes in every detail

Willis) wanted to develop a building that

Diane to run. CHADD Incorporated was

from the chandelier and radiators to the

would last for generations. The design

a food commodities warehouse for the

24 fresh-air Juliet balconies. The first floor

process began with a brick school house

State of North Dakota (food was shipped

lobby nods to the art deco period and will

in mind; Harvey dedicated 39 years to

there for school, the prison, and Tribal

have retail space perfect for a restaurant or

North Dakota education. The structure

Reservations). Diane simultaneously

coffee shop with a drive-through option

of cement and steel will stand with 1,400

ran the two businesses and raised three

for a single business," says Cary. The

pieces of stone from American Artstone in

kids. On the side, Harvey and Diane

elevator features visible mechanics, and

New Ulm, MN and 120,000 Hebron, ND.

were entertainers. Diane plays piano and

a window with a far-reaching view of the

The building is sure to remain rock steady

Harvey plays accordion and emcees. They

prairie. The fourth floor will host luxury

through the years.

also catered pitchfork steak fondues and

suites for boutique offices or residential

lobster boils.

apartments.

As construction continues, the Schillings intend their building to become a

“Amazingly, I can’t recall a night when we

Harvey says the tremendous development

didn’t eat dinner together or I didn’t have

in the area surprised them. "According

clothes ironed in my closet. My parents

to a recent traffic study by the Bismarck-

attended all of our school events, helped

Mandan Metropolitan Planning

with our homework, and pulled together

Organization, within the next 15 years

landmark on Bismarck's northern skyline.

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FIRST INTERNATIONAL

BANK

If you havenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t noticed the brand new

have the official location ready for use by

building being built at the corner of

spring 2018.

space be leased out? Peter Stenehjem: Yes, this will be a six

Divide and State street, you will. In the next year plans include restaurants

Bismarck Magazine talked with

story, multi-use state-of-the-art facility.

and office space beyond just a bank.

Peter Stenehjem, President of First

First International Bank & Trust will

First International Bank & Trust is

International Bank & Trust.

occupy floors one, two, and three, as well

expanding to the Bismarck market. They

as half of the sixth floor. A restaurant

are operating just south of the building

Bismarck Magazine: What are your

will also occupy the main level that will

construction site for now and plan to

plans for this building? Will additional

have its own patio area. You will have

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for the tenant on floor four, as well as the

residential homes to assist with easier

announcement along with the added

rooftop patio complete with a prep kitchen

access to and from the property.

internal features that we’ve been keeping

as well as full bathrooms. The building will

quiet but should be very unique to the city

also have a large gallery space. Tenants

BM: Anything else you can share that

of Bismarck.

will be able to park in the covered parking

would get our readers excited?

ramp area. I already mentioned the water An event space on the roof will also be

feature, but we are expecting some prom

PS: We wanted the architecture, bank

available. We’re planning to lease out

and anniversary pictures to be taken at this

brand and the look and feel of the property

floors four and five along with the other

site!

to fit within the City of Bismarck. We’re

half of floor six at this point. The 6th floor

very excited to make this commitment

will be leased out as an executive office

BM: Why did you choose to expand to

to the city of Bismarck as our customers

situation where a private individual or

Bismarck, and in turn pick that location?

have been asking us for years to put a bank

small consulting firm could lease one

location here. If you look at our other

office or as many as they’d like and utilize

PS: We knew being on the corner of State

locations across the state of North Dakota,

the building’s shared spaces including

Street & Divide Avenue would be one of

Bismarck is a natural fit, and I personally

conference rooms.

the busiest intersections in all of Bismarck.

couldn’t be more excited. We’ll have a great

We also knew with the proximity to the

building, but it’s our staff that’s truly going

BM: Tell us about the unique features of

state capitol and the central location would

to help us be successful for years to come.

the building.

make this a location that would be good

We are already close to 40 employees in

for generations to come. This location

Bismarck and I couldn’t be more proud of

PS: There are multiple rooftops to take

came with its own set of challenges, don’t

the group that we’re assembling.

advantage of the views of the capitol and

get me wrong. Our building needed to be

the outdoors. There will be a dedicated

built into a hill to allow better access for

patio off of the restaurant area which will

our customers and tenants. We purchased

have a water feature. An outdoor patio

five commercial buildings as well as three

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BANK

historic context of downtown Bismarck,

First Western Bank is one of the new banks and buildings coming to town. This bank,

Bismarck Magazine: What are the plans

the 35,000 sf, four story building

originally started in Minot by the Hoeven

for use? Is this a multipurpose building?

will create a warm and welcoming

family, has now chosen to expand to

Are you leasing out space?

environment for customers and pedestrians alike. Large expanses of glass

Bismarck. First Western Bank is currently located at the corner of Rosser and 3rd

Chad Johnson: The bank will occupy the

and an open floor plan will allow natural

street while the new building is being

first and second floors of the facility and

light to penetrate through the entire

erected. First Western Bank purchased the

the third and fourth floors will be available

building. A glass two story conferencing

old Rezaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Pitch on the corner of Front and

for lease.

center on the second and third floors will reach out over the public plaza and define

3rd. They plan to complete the project with a grand opening in the fall of 2018.

BM: What are some unique features about

the main entry. The roof above the fourth

the building?

story will be accessible and able to support large gatherings; the views from the high

We had the opportunity to interview market president Chad Johnson about the

CJ: With the goal of creating a visual

roof deck over downtown Bismarck will be

plans for the new building.

presence while still fitting in with the

spectacular in all directions. The exterior

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building materials include natural slate cladding and blackened steel panels, accentuated with perforated screen walls. These materials will help define our brand as we continue to build relationships in the Bismarck area for years to come. BM: Why did you choose that location? Why did you decide to expand to Bismarck? CJ: We chose the location (corner of Front and 3rd street) so we could be part of a vibrant downtown that showcases many

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other locally owned small businesses. This central location makes us easily accessible to the cities of Bismarck and Mandan. We decided to open a Bismarck bank to better serve our existing customer base, and Bismarck/Mandan is a natural progression in our mission to serve future customers in bigger and bolder ways as a locally owned, community bank. BM: Anything else you can share that would get our readers excited?

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CJ: First Western Bank & Trust is proud to be a part of the Bismarck/Mandan community. It is our mission to provide superior customer service and offer continued innovation in your banking experience. Please stop in to see our state of the art building once we open and learn about all we have to offer.

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THE

RAILYARD By Ellen Huber

“The Railyard” is a proposal to redevelop a

anchor for the downtown area. If the

City officials are working with the

former grocery building and other nearby

library shifts from across the street into

consulting architects on fine-tuning

properties on West Main Street to create a

custom renovated space, the historic

plans and further cost and payback

regional destination. Integrating Mandan’s

freight house, the library’s current

analysis, plus recruitment of developers

heritage, a plan based on community

home, could become an ideal place for

and business tenants. Pending City

input and put forth by ICON Architectural

restaurants and a brewery. These uses

Commission consideration and approval

Group revolves around creating some type

would complement festivals and concerts

of a redevelopment plan, they expect to

of event hall.

at the adjacent Dykshoorn Park.

issue requests for proposals to seek private sector investment in certain parcels and buildings in 2018.

First proposed as a stand-alone open

The vision plan’s other key elements

market building, more recent renditions

include the addition of a multi-story,

split the former grocery building into

mixed-used building with ground level

The Mandan City Commission voted to

an event venue and modern library with

commercial space for restaurants and

purchase the properties at 504 W Main

potential for shared conference space and

retail plus upper level life-style apartments.

Street and 511 First Street NW in June

restrooms.

The former Thrifty White Drug building

2017 for $1.5 million with a grant from

could become home to a hardware store or

the Mandan Supplemental Environmental

An indoor place for public and private

other retail uses. Revenue from the sale or

Projects Trust. Learn more at http://www.

celebrations and small trade shows could

lease of some properties can help with the

cityofmandan.com

help draw more traffic and serve as an

construction or renovation costs of others.

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LEGEND 1

EXISTING RENOVATED GROCERY STORE (LIBRARY, EVENT HALL, MEETING AREAS)

MIXED - USE BUILDING (APARTMENT BUILDING WITH COVERED PARKING AT GRADE, OR APARTMENT BUILDING WITH COMMERCIAL TENANTS AT GRADE.)

VACANT BUILDING / LOT (ANCHOR TENANT: RESTAURANT, ETC.)

PUBLIC SQUARE / PROGRAM SPACE

WALKABLE ALLEY / DRIVE

LEASABLE SPACE (EXISTING LIBRARY)

DYKSHOORN PARK (EXISTING)

PRIVATE BUILDING (EXISTING)

RETAIL / COMMERCIAL SPACE

WATER TOWER MARQUEE

SECURITY FIRST BANK (EXISTING)

OPEN CITY LOT (EXISTING)

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Active Life ACTIVE LIFE

CHIROPRACTIC wellness center we have created

Bismarck Magazine is thrilled about the

chiropractors, multiple massage therapists,

growth happening in downtown Bismarck,

nutritional counseling, and a 1,200 square

especially on the west side of Main Street.

foot functional gym for our patients. The

Active Life Chiropractic is helping with

entire building is 15,300 square feet. We

that growth. We were able to visit with Dr.

recently leased out the 4,000 square foot

Dr SNW: When we first thought of

Sara Weigel Ness about their new location

space that was formerly Junk Yard Chic

expanding our business, we were looking

what was formerly Main Street Tire,

to Boutique 23. They plan on opening in

into purchasing or constructing a new

located at 215 West Main Avenue.

December 2017. There is an additional

building. In our search, we found this

5,300 square foot space that is currently

location. With a little imagination for

available for lease.

renovation, we looked past the garage

Bismarck Magazine: Will you be

and tire store that it was, and thought

occupying the entire space of the new building, or leasing some of it out?

BM: Why did you choose this location?

BM: What is your target open date?

of how beautiful this building could become. Some people thought we were

Dr Sara Weigel Ness: We are currently

Dr SWN: Our target open date is February

crazy to think of transforming a tire shop

renovating 6,000 square feet of the

1, 2018. We plan on having a grand

to a chiropractic wellness center, but it

building for the future home of Active Life

opening celebration shortly after that date

has been so fun! We love the thought of

Chiropractic. We will have space for more

for our patients and the public to see the

continuing the rejuvenation of downtown

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Bismarck to include the west end. We are

BM: What are some unique features of the

large garage door openings where the tire

excited to have a beautiful building for

building?

changing bays were. The new Active Life

people to see as their first impression as

Chiropractic space has a Montana rustic

they travel in to downtown Bismarck from

Dr SNW: The building was originally built

style with open areas, big windows, and

the west.

to be an auto parts store and remodeled

large wood timbers throughout. Some of

to be a tire shop. The building has a lot of

the decor includes barn wood, benches,

BM: How do you believe this location will

character and is deceiving as to how big it

and corrugated steel. We have created a

impact your business?

actually is. We chose the 6,000 square foot

very welcoming environment that feels like

space because of the high ceilings and the

home.

Dr SNW: This is a huge shift in Active Life Chiropractic's history. Since we opened 10 years ago, we have been a busy chiropractic clinic, and we have always recommended exercising, eating well, and massage. With this expansion, we will have the ability to make all of that happen under one roof. With the additional space we have in our new location, adding more chiropractors, and services, we will be able to fulfill our vision for Active Life Chiropractic to be the go-to place in Bismarck for health and wellness.

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UNIVERSITY

OF MARY

By Caroline Crary

“The Lumen Vitae Center has truly

With 24 hour dining, Caribou Coffee,

to make this center come to fruition.

become the heart of the University of Mary

nooks for studying, a giant fireplace, a pool

Scheels sponsored the Crow’s Nest, an

campus. It has brought students, faculty,

table, darts and an xbox this is the place

around-the-clock dining center. St. Alexius

and staff from all around campus together

to be on campus. “As a freshman here at

Health opened a clinic and American Bank

as a whole, providing them with a space to

UMary I think the Lumen Vitae Center is

Center has opened an on-campus branch.

grow in both academics and community,”

such a great place to hang out with friends

Everything a student could need is housed

says Kaitlyn Fuglseth, a junior at the

and meet new people. We study, eat food,

in this center. “The atmosphere of the

University of Mary. The University started

play games, pretty much everything.

Lumen Vitae Center truly is full of light,

construction on the Lumen Vitae Center

It has a lot of great spots and has been

and it’s amazing to see how a building can

last year and it opened this past September.

my favorite building here,” says Bridget

have such an effect on a community of

The goal of the Lumen Vitae center is to

Dowling, freshman on campus.

people. I’m so grateful for a facility like this one,” says Kaitlyn.

strengthen community and be the social hub of campus life. Mission accomplished.

Many companies stepped up to the plate

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PROXIMAL 50

DOWNTOWN By Hannah Haynes

In March of 2016, Bismarck Magazine welcomed Proximal 50 to the neighborhood as they opened their brand-new building in north Bismarck on West Divide Avenue. â&#x20AC;&#x153;It is our goal to guide each person on a journey of positive changes in health and quality of life,â&#x20AC;? says owner and founder, Tana Trotter. Within two years of opening, Proximal 50 is expanding to the downtown area and by doing so, revolutionizing fitness in the Bismarck-Mandan community.

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Financial Advisor

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front of the gym for your own personal

“Proximal Pulse is a metabolic,

use. What really makes this new space

conditioning work out class using real

unique, and separates them from others,

time heart rate and calorie burn. Each

Proximal 50 is excited to provide a

is their training studio in the back, also

participant will be able to work at their

comfortable, modern and unique space

known as the Warehouse.

own pace and skill level while building

for fitness to the business community

community and working out with others.

downtown and the surrounding downtown

The Warehouse will include different

The coaches can individualize each

area. The new location is targeted to open

classes and clinics including a new

participants’ workout to fit their heart rate.

early 2018.

signature program, Proximal Pulse.

This is a great way to work out together,

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NEW hope and for bringing hands-on science experiences to parts of the state that do not otherwise have it. Gateway to Science is able to keep its gallery current and include science experiences that are relevant to what is going on within the state because of the donations. The mission of Northern Plains Dance is “to inspire an appreciation of dance through artistic excellence and to enrich the cultural landscape of our community.” Donations to Northern Plains Dance are used to help support the Discover Dance “Everyone is a giving heart,” Sarah

will be open for donations on Giving

Arntson, the communication director

Hearts Day are Gateway to Science,

at the Dakota Medical Foundation, said.

Northern Plains Dance, and Designer

She hopes to spread this idea across

Genes.

all of North Dakota this February 8th, Giving Hearts Day. On this day anyone

Gateway to Science is a science

can go online, visit givingheartsday.org,

exhibit gallery in Bismarck whose

and in one convenient location donate

mission is to “inspire the discovery of

to a participating charity of their choice.

science through hands-on experiences.”

Last year $10.7 million was donated

The nonprofit has a number of

directly to participating charities.

educational outreach programs, an

Although it is a goal to pass that number

afterschool STEM (science, technology,

this year, Arntson says that Giving

engineering, math) club, STEM

Hearts Day is also about commending

spectacular (free event), and summer

those who are the ‘giving hearts.’

camps.

“Our goal is to recognize 50,000 giving

Lesley Icenogle from Gateway to Science

hearts. Anyone who uses social media

indicates that “seventy percent of its

can easily nominate a worthy friend

[Gateway to Science] revenue is from

or neighbor by telling the story of how

donations, which are critical to the bread

that person is a giving heart and using

and butter operations.”

#countme,” Arntson said. Donations to Gateway to Science are A few of the many participating charities

used to help put on free events for

from the Bismarck-Mandan area that

the public, for outreach to schools,

Scholarship Program which offers full and partial scholarships to students in the community. Donations are also used for Kidpix, which is the donation of performance tickets to Big Brothers Big Sisters, Community Options, and other similar entities in the area. Dance for Parkinsons, Aging Gracefully, Classroom Dance Integration, and All Access Dance are other programs supported by donations to Northern Plains Dance. “Giving Hearts Day allows businesses to come together to raise awareness and funds,” Mackenzie Schmaltz from Northern Plains Dance said. “We have a unified front and even after the actual day it helps to have those connections.” Designer Genes’ mission is “to support individuals with Down Syndrome and those that support them to earn, learn, and belong.” Donations to Designer Genes are used

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NEW hope specifically for programs that help carry out their mission. As Roxane Romanick stated, “We provide information and emotional support for individuals

Beth Demke Gateway to Science

across the state including those who discover through prenatal diagnosis that they are expecting a child with Down Syndrome.” Donations help further their ability to offer supportive materials, information, and programs for individuals with Down Syndrome and their families. Additionally, donations help individuals with Down Syndrome participate in the community where they are not normally supported. Designer Genes provides modifications for activities such as dance, Taekwondo, and cycling. Other charities participating in Giving Hearts Day

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from the Bismarck-Mandan area include: Tracy’s Sanctuary House, Sanford Health Foundation West Region, Heaven's Helpers Soup Cafe, Ministry on the Margins, North Dakota Breastfeeding Coalition, Tobacco Free North Dakota, Abused Adult Resource Center, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Bismarck-Mandan, Bismarck Cancer Center Foundation, Bridging the Dental Gap, CAWS North Dakota, Central Dakota Children’s Choir, Cystic Fibrosis Association of North Dakota, Family Alliance of North Dakota, Girl Scouts-Dakota Horizons, Heartview Foundation Bismarck, Light of Christ Catholic Schools, Martin Luther School, Missouri Slope Lutheran Care Center Foundation, Missouri Valley Family YMCA, ND FFA Foundation, North Dakota Safety Council, North Dakota University System Foundation, North Dakota Women’s Network, Ronald McDonald House Charities of Bismarck, Ruth Meiers, Shiloh Christian School, The Arc of Bismarck, The GOD’S CHILD Project, The Salvation Army Bismarck, North Dakota, Welcome House, Inc., Youthworks, North Dakota Adult & Teen Challenge, Camp of the Cross Ministries, and Elks Camp Grassick.

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BOUTIQUE 23 201 W Main Avenue Bismarck, ND 58501 Boutique 23 originated in Linton, ND and is now making its way to the Bismarck/Mandan community. Denette Jacob, owner and founder, discovered her passion in fashion and loves helping women of all ages and sizes find clothing that makes them feel beautiful. This second location will allow her brand to grow and provide her with more space to carry different brands, styles and home décor. Boutique 23 will offer women’s clothing sizes from XS-XXXL and plus size women’s shoes. But don’t worry gentlemen, Boutique 23 will also be carrying men’s clothing, shoes and accessories in their “Men’s Den.” Be sure to check them out on West Main street in Bismarck.

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NEW businesses

MARKET WEST 500 W Main Avenue Mandan, ND 58554

Market West is a brand-new home dĂŠcor store that recently opened on Main Street in Mandan. It carries many different wooden pieces from clever signs to desks and furniture. With a vintage and refurbished feel, their products will accentuate any home.

REJUVINATION PLACE 401 E Broadway Avenue Bismarck, ND 58501

The iconic downtown red trim building has a new and very happy tenant on the ground floor. The Old Broadway Building is the new home of The Rejuvenation Place, specializing in a wide variety of products and services from Botox, skin care, facials and make-up. Gina Norton, owner, facialist and educator, fell in love with beauty, make-up and all things skin care at a young age. She continuously stays up-to-date with the latest trends to grow her knowledge and provide advanced technology and treatments to the Bismarck/Mandan community.

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NEW restaurants

BUTTERHORN 210 E Main Avenue Bismarck, ND 58501 Expecting to open mid-December, Butterhorn will be a new addition to downtown Bismarckâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s west end. Dishes featured will include beef short rib agnolotti, beet and pumpernickel salad. To finish off these savory offerings, whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s better than milk and house made cookies?

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POWER PLATE MEALS 4309 Ottawa Street Bismarck, ND 58503

Power Plate Meals opened their doors in late 2017. A meal prep company originally started in West Fargo and over the last year they have expanded to Fargo, Grand Forks and now Bismarck. Power Plate Meals specializes in providing healthy, ready to eat meals packed full of flavor for the busy individual and family. Meals rotate every two weeks with some staples like the turkey porcupine meatballs, a Bismarck Magazine favorite, remain on the menu week to week.

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NEW restaurants

WHICH WICH

545 S 7th Street Bismarck, ND 58504

The very first Which Wich Superior Sandwiches in North Dakota is arriving is Bismarck in January 2018.Â Â They will be opening in Southridge Centre across from Kirkwood Mall. Which Wich offers a wide variety of sandwiches, you can choose to build your own or pick from their menu of signature options. They also have great shakes and are very kid friendly.

CULVERS 1704 E Main Street Mandan, ND 58554 Culvers will be opening in the brand new building at the former Bonanza restaurant site. Culvers is a franchise originally started in Sauk City, Wisconsin. They are famous for their ButterBurgers, crinkled fries and fresh frozen custard. Watch for Culvers to open mid to late 2018.

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NEW restaurants

GRAND JUNCTION 4524 Memorial Highway Mandan, ND 58554

Grand Junction Subs is opening a second location in Mandan. The sandwich shop is coming toÂ Memorial Highway and will offer the same deliciousÂ grilled subs and salads as the original north Bismarck location. One perk is that the new location will feature a drive-thru. All Grand Junction subs are cheesy, meaty, yummy sandwiches made on freshly-baked bread. The fries are fresh cut and seasoned to PERFECTION.

BENNIGANS 1516 27th Street NW Mandan, ND 58554 Bennigans, a chain started 40 years ago, is opening in Mandan in July at the corner of Sunset and 27th. Bennigans is a casual dining restaurant with chefdriven food, innovative drinks and memorable dining experiences. The restaurant design will be warm and inviting, putting the focus on the food, the drinks and, as always, the Irish Hospitality.

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NEW

brews

MIGHTY MISSOURI COFFEE CO. 1608 N Washington Street Bismarck, ND 58501 Mighty Missouri Coffee has opened a second location inside the Bismarck YMCA offering a full menu featuring espresso drinks and pour-over bar. They will also have bagels, waffles, fresh-pressed juices, and kombucha. They are located at the east entrance of the Bismarck YMCA beside the pools. Mighty Missouri Coffee Co has its own entrance and parking so there is no need to be a member of the YMCA to access the new shop. With this second location Mighty Missouri has stayed true to the look and feel of the Mighty Missouri brand that has grown over the past few years.

THOMAS & MORIARTYâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S 200 W Main Avenue Mandan, ND 58554

Thomas & Moriartyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s is a craft cocktail bar with old school drinks and old school foods with a new twist. They consider themselves the bar for the social anti-socials. Full of charater, the bar will be located on Main Avenue in Mandan and open by the time you read this.

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EDWINGTON BREWING 411 E Main Avenue Bismarck, ND 58501

Edwinton Brewing Company is a microbrewery and restaurant in the heart of downtown Bismarck located on the west end of The Depot on Main Avenue. Edwington Brewing will serve German food and unique brews like Lou, a Belgian IPA or Daesy, a saison (pale ale that is highly carbonated, fruity and spicy) brewed with honey. Coming soon. Glasser Images

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1100 Canada Avenue, Suite 1 Bismarck, ND 58503

Bismarck Brewing is a new, local brewery coming to north Bismarck with a target open date of January 2018. Bismarck Brewing will start by offering a selection of six beers- IPAs, a Belgian white, a birch beer, a pilsner and a Scottish ale. For those who don’t like beer, we had a chance to try the cider and it is very impressive. Housed in Ale Works, you will climb a unique spiral staircase to get to Bismarck Brewing. Bismarck Brewing will pour right at the bar and distribute to other local restaurants in the area.

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SCAPEGOAT BAR 202 E Main Street Mandan, ND 58554

Scapegoat Bar is a new bar that opened in an entirely remodeled space in November on Main Street in Mandan. Occupying an entirely remodeled space, the bar is focusing on having lots of live music, with an addition just for entertainment. They serve food and drinks with daily specials.

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REDEFINING RESOLUTIONS

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JAnuary and February

Calendar 1 Million Cups

Join Jennifer Lyn performs as she performs a solo acoustic roots

Every Wednesday 9am-10am

rock series while her band is between tours. Held at Laughing Sun

Join the local entrepreneurs of the Bismarck-Mandan community at

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1 Million Cups while they present their ideas and drink coffee.

107 N 5th St, Bismarck

1millioncups.com/Bismarck Dakota Stage, 412 E Main Bismarck

JANUARY 5TH

JANUARY 1ST

White Lace Bridal Winter Bridal Event

Welcome to 2018!

6:30pm This event is held at Co. Studio. White Lace Bridal will showcase gowns from one of their favorite designers Sottero & Midgley that will be in-store for a limited time only! This will be a fun evening for trend seeking brides and fashion lovers! There will even be mini live fashion show! 200 W Main Ave, Bismarck Slim Time 6:30pm-8pm Kids age 6 and older are welcome at Shenanigans for a slime making evening! They will be making four kinds of slime and each

First Day Hike

participant will have the opportunity to add in foam balls and glitter

1pm

to make theirs unique. $ 20 per child. Registation is required.

Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park, and Scheels of Bismarck welcome

2730 Paintball Way, Lincoln

you to the “12 Months 12 Hikes Challenge” for the third year. Last year 2017 almost 3,800 people participated in hikes from January

JANUARY 6TH

to December. Don’t miss the fun, so get those hiking shoes ready to

Troll’s Holiday Celebration

go the first hike.

10am-Noon

4480 Ft Lincoln Rd, Mandan

Lets dance studio is hosting a Troll Holiday Celebration! Ages 3-10

JANUARY 2ND Jennifer Lyn: The Acoustic Roots Rock Seires

are invited to participate in the Troll Holiday Camp. Kids will enjoy festive Troll activities, games, and crafts. The Camp will end with a Holiday themed Troll dance performance for all family and friends!

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5:30pm-9pm

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guests, co-workers, and VIP clients.

2pm-4pm

This year’s entertainment will be provided by Cirque-tacular Enter-

Star Wars Jedi Training Camp open to ages 3-12; Register online or

tainment. A New York City aerial acrobatics company. Miss Americal

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JANUARY 9TH

Trivia Night

Makewell Movie Night

6pm-9pm

7:30pm-10:30pm

Buy a table for $10 that seats up to 10 people. You can then have as

Join Makewell for a free night of community, popcorn, and drinks!

many or as few people at your table as you want, it’s yours to invite

We’ll watch a maker film of choice at the Threefold office on Main

whomever you choose. Everyone at your table plays on the same

Avenue. Limited to the first 25 tickets. Claim your spot at www.

team so the more minds the better. Held at Sixteen03 Main Events.

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212 W. Main Ave, Bismarck

JANUARY 13TH

Kids Class: Muffin Pan Meals

Malas and Minosas

1:30pm-3pm

10:30am-12:30pm

Muffin pan meals, let mom and dad have the night off when your kid

Start the new year with fresh intentions and a bright outlook! Join

learns to cook dinner in a muffin pan! This hands on cooking class is

CC’s Physical Therapy for this two-hour workshop, where you will cre-

for ages 6-12. $25 per child. Held at Karmins Kitchen Table. Call 751-

ate your own custom Mala necklace, all the while sipping on sweet

8040 to register and RSVP.

mimosas! Afterwards, enjoy the unique experience of a one-hour yoga

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practice led by two instructors that will combine Meditation, Yin poses, Yang flows. 100 W Broadway Suite 130, Bismarck

Comfort Foods 6pm-7:30pm Nothing is better than “Comfort Food” on a cold winter day. Chef Jake

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from St. Gabriel’s will be in our kitchen giving us some great ideas for

Family Paint Day

comfort foods for the winter season. Held at Karmins Kitchen Table.

1pm-3pm

Call 751-8040 to register and RSVP.

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create a 16 x 20 painting for $15 per painter. Limited seating so pre -register at ninabanina13.wixsite.com. Held at Art from the Heart.

JANUARY 11TH 2018 Annual Chamber Dinner

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311 N Mandan Street Ste 4

JANUARY 15TH

Startup Drinks at The Barber’s Wife

Family Movie Day

4:30-7pm

2pm

You’re invited to meet, drink, and change the world. Startup Drinks is

All movies will be rated G or Pg. Call the Mandan Library for more

an agenda-free event designed to join thinkers, dreamers and leaders

information on what movie will be playing at 667-5365.

over drinks to celebrate entrepreneurship in our community. The

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events are hosted by Start Bismarck, at various venues in the core downtown district of Bismarck-Mandan.

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Held in the Broadway Tower building at the corner of 4th and Broad-

Pizza Fest 2018

way, second floor.

6pm-8pm Local restaurants will gather and compete for “People’s Choice” in

Comedy Night

three possible categories: Traditional, specialty or dessert. Open to

8pm-10pm

all ages. There will be live music as well and so much more! General

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tickets are $20 each, kids ages 4 and under are free. Held at Six-

comedy! Your $25 ticket includes a free drink and live professional

teen03 Main Events. Tickets available at eventbrite.com.

comedy! Come hungry, they will have gourmet pizza for purchase by

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the infamous Gregorio DiDonna. if you have a group, consider buying a whole table for $175 (seats 8). TIckets are available at eventbrite.

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com. 1603 E Main Ave, Bismarck

JANUARY 20TH Comedy Dinner & Holiday Party 6pm-11pm This is a perfect option for your small company or office party or friends to get together! You can book as small or as large a group as you like for just a flat rate of $35 per person. The ticket includes a 3 course meal. After dinner professional comedians hit the stage in a festive, decorated venue to entertain your group and make sure Winter White Part for a Purpose

it’s a memorable night! Email to info@sixteen03mainevents.com to

6pm-8:30pm

reserve your table. Held at Sixteen03 Main Events.

The 2nd annual Winter White Party for a Purpose to benefit Tracy’s

1603 E Main Ave, Bismarck

Sanctuary House is at the ND Heritage Center. Come dressed in your favorite white pieces, have a light snack, drink, enjoy live music,

Basic Brush Class

bid on the live and silent auction items, and take photos with your

6:30pm-8:30

friends! Tickets are at eventbrite.com.

There are four basic brush techniques in this lesson that are a good

612 East Blvd Ave, Bismarck

foundation to have in your repertoire of painting skills. The four basic brush techniques are Gradient Blending, Wet into Wet, Stumbling, and Optical Mixing. These painting techniques are frequently used in

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painting today and have a wide range of application, from color transi-

JANUARY 28TH

tion of a sky, creating a texture in a fabric, of softening the edge of

Dream Day Bridal Show Presented by Signature Events

an object, etc. $15 for the session. For more info and to register visit

12pm-4pm

ninabanina13.wixsite.com/artfromtheheart/book-online. Held at Art

The Dream Day Bridal Show presented by Signature Events has new

From the Heart

ownership and will continue this great spring tradition that everyone

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has loved for years! This years event is travel themed and sure to help every bride plan her dream day. This is held at the Bismarck

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Civic Center. For more info visit signatureeventsmandan.com.

Winter Daze Luau

315 S 5th St, Bismarck

1pm-3pm The Luau will be held at the Mandan Aquatics Center. Enjoy pool &

Winter Daze Free Public Skate

land games, diving contests and prizes for the kids.

3:30pm-5:30pm

901 Division St NW, Mandan

Visit the new Starion Sports Complex and participate in free public skating. Skate rentals are $5.00 per pair.

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111 Old Red Trail NE, Mandan

10am Join Transitions Yoga and Laughing Sun Brewing Co. for yoga and a

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post-class pint. The cost is $20 per class. Please bring your own mat

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and a flexible mind. Flexible bodies optional. Must be at least 21. To

8PM-Midnight

All Bismarck and Mandan area high school student dance party held

107 N 5th St, Bismarck

at Sixteen03 Main Events! Freshmen to seniors are welcome with a ID. $10 at the door.

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1603 E Main Ave, Bismarck

Winter Daze Swim

GNO Conference

3:30pm-6:30pm

7pm

Enjoy free swim at the Mandan Aquatics Center.

Girls Night Out Conference held at Evengel will have an amazing time

901 Division St NW, Mandan

with inspiring messages from our speaker Teresa Anderson, worship in Godâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s presence, and plenty of girl time! This conference is for wom-

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en of all ages. Tickets available at eventbrite.com.

Chili Cook Off

3225 N 14th St, Bismarck

5pm-9pm Brother Keepers MC 6th annual chili cook off to benifit the Dakota

FEBRUARY 3RD

Zoo is being held at the Bismarck Elks Lodge this year. This event

GNO Conference

is open to everybody and is $10 to enter the chili making contest.

8:30am-1pm

Trophies and cash prozes to the top three winners will be awarded.

Girls Night Out Conference held at Evengel will have an amazing time

For more info call 701-426-4341.

with inspiring messages from our speaker Teresa Anderson, worship

602 Riverside Park Rd, Bismarck

in Godâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s presence, and plenty of girl time! This conference is for wom-

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en of all ages. Tickets available at eventbrite.com. 3225 N 14th St, Bismarck

Masks in the Moonlight Charity Ball 5pm-11pm

Trivia Night

The 5th annual Masks in the Moonlight Charity Ball held at Sixteen03

6pm-9pm

Main Events will feature live music from One and Done, a live and

Buy a table for $10 that seats up to 10 people. You can then have as

silent auction, special entertainment, dinner and a dance. Tickets,

many or as few people at your table as you want, it’s yours to invite

table and event sponsorship’s are available. All proceeds benefit the

whomever you choose. Everyone at your table plays on the same

Bismarck Cancer Center Foundation. Tickets are $125 and available

team so the more minds the better. Held at Sixteen03 Main Events.

at www.bismarckcancercenterfoundation.com.

1603 E Main Ave, Bismarck

1603 Main Avenue, Bismarck

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Makewell Process

Giving Hearts Day

6pm-10pm

12am-12pm

Makewell: Process. As makers, we live and breathe process. Whether

Giving Hearts Day is a one day event where the community is encour-

we’re trying to get up the courage to start the making process, or

aged to give a donation to their favorite non profit participating in

we’re continually refining our process to make the finished product

Giving Hearts Day. 100% of your donation goes straight to the orga-

even better, we need to learn how to enjoy the journey while con-

nization(s) of your choice. There are over 394 participating charities

stantly improving our craft. Tickets are limited to 50, so get your

and funds to choose from this year! Donate at givingheartsday.org

spot today. Held at CoStudio. For more info visit wearemakewell.com. 200 West Main Ave

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7:30pm

Sweatheart Hike

If you love the Beatles, you won’t want to miss the most unique,

1pm

fun and family-oriented concert event of 2018 at The Belle Mehus

Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park, and Scheels of Bismarck welcome

Auditorium in Bismarck.

you to the “12 Months 12 Hikes Challenge” for the third year. Last

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year 2017 almost 3,800 people participated in hikes from January to December. Don’t miss the fun, so get those hiking shoes.

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4480 Ft Lincoln Rd, Mandan

Bismarck Royal Snowflake Ball 11:30am-6:30pm

FEBRUARY 14TH

The Snow Queen cordially invites you to her enchanted royal snow-

Happy Valentines Day!

flake ball! She, along with her sister and friends, can’t wait to play games, sing, dance, and make magical memories with your princess

FEBRUARY 23RD

or prince! Your child will make countless magical memories at this

Dance +

year’s ball! Tickets are at eventbrite.com. Held at the Ramada.

7:30pm-9:30pm

1400 E Interchange Ave, Bismarck

An all-inclusive performance, merging multiple forms of art including

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dance, painting, and music. A beautiful combination of styles that

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makes you use your imagination, helps you gain a new perspective, and lets you dive into a production like no other. Dance+ has something for everyone. If you’ve never experienced live dance before, this is where to start. For more info visit northernplainsdance.org. 315 S 5th St, Bismarck

FEBRUARY 24TH Dance + 2:30pm and 7:30pm An all-inclusive performance, merging multiple forms of art including dance, painting, and music. A beautiful combination of styles that

Salutations at the Sun

makes you use your imagination, helps you gain a new perspective,

10am

and lets you dive into a production like no other. Dance+ has some-

Join Transitions Yoga and Laughing Sun Brewing Co. for yoga and a

thing for everyone. If you’ve never experienced live dance before, this

post-class pint. The cost is $20 per class. Please bring your own mat

is where to start. For more info visit northernplainsdance.org.

and a flexible mind. Flexible bodies optional. Must be at least 21. To

315 S 5th St, Bismarck

Bombshellz Roller Derby 6pm-9pm Doors open at 5:30pm and skating starts at 6:00pm. The BisMan Bombshellz are taking on the FM Derby Girls. Tickets are $10 in advance and $12 at the door. Kids 6 and under get in for free. Concessions and beer garden available. Held at the Bismarck Event Center. 315 S 5th St, Bismarck

FEBRUARY 25TH Winter Mix: Light and Shadow 3pm The Missouri Valley Chamber Orchestra presents its ensembles in Winter Mix: Light and Shadow concert. Featured are the somber sounds of Brahms’ Horn Trio, the jocular teasing of Bowles’ Music for a Farce, and the exciting rhythms of Sammut’s Zapping Trio. Soloists are Krystal Jordan, horn, and Lucas Bernier, marimba. Tickets at the door are $18 for adults, $15 for seniors, $10 for students, and $5 for children 15 and under (one child admitted free with paying adult). Held at Shepherd of the Valley Lutheran Church.

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Blarney Stone Pub 408 E. Main

3pm - 6pm 9pm till close $1 off pints $2.25 bar pours $1 off house wine

9pm till close $1 off pints $2.25 bar pours $1 off house wine

All Day $1 off pints $2.25 bar pours $1 off house wine

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3-6pm Happy Hour $4-4.50 beers, $5-6 wine by the glass

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Borrowed Buck’s Roadhouse 118 S 3rd St

Birthday Mugs $2 and $4 shooter shots all night

4-11pm $1 drinks for ladies

4-8pm Happy Hour $2.00 taps, domestic bottles and well

8-11pm 241’s

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Corral Bar 2111 E Main

11am-6pm $2 domestics & wells .50 cents off everything else

Elbow Room 115 S 5th St

11am-2pm & 4pm-6pm $2.75 domestics and bar pours 7pm-close $3 "You Call It"

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Fireflour 111 N 5th St

$9 bottomless wine

Trivia! 4-6pm (lounge only) 1/2 price apps

Special prices on Bloody Mary’s, Caesar’s and Clam Diggers

Ground Round 526 S 3rd St

4-10pm Special prices Free house maron doubleheader garita with any beer fajita purchase

Special prices on Long Island Teas Special prices on doubleheader All Day ($1.99 from beer 8:30-10pm)

Laughing Sun Brewing Co. 107 N 5th St

4-7pm $1 off pints

MacKenzie River 4510 Skyline Crossings

4-6pm and 9-close tall beer for short price $1 off specialty drink

Main Bar 804 E Main

5-6:30pm $1 off beer and assorted liquor

5-6:30 pm $1 off beer and assorted liquor

5-6:30pm $1 off beer and assorted liquor

O’Brian’s 1059 E Interstate Ave

All Day $3 Crown, $2.50 black velvet and $1.00 off pitchers

All Day $2.50 UV $3 Cuervo Tequila and $3.25 Long Island Teas

All Day $3 Titos $2.50 Bacardi and Windsor

All Day $3 Captian Morgan and Jack Daniels, $3.50 Colorado Bulldogs

Oahu 2626 State St

3-6pm & 8:30pm-close $5 Moscow Mules

3-6pm & 8:30pm-close $3 Smirnoff flavored cocktails

3-6pm & 8:30pm-close $3 Deep Eddy vodka cocktails

3-6pm & 8:30pm-close $3.50 Cabo wabo tequila, shots or margaritas

Peacock Alley 422 East Main

3-6pm & 9-close $3 wine $4 wells $6 pints

3-6pm & 9-close $3 wine $4 wells $6 pints, buy one get one martinis

3-6pm & 9-close $3 wine $4 wells $6 pints

3pm-close $10 endless

3pm-close 2 for 1 tall drafts and tall wells

3pm-close all canned beer for $1

3pm-close $5 wells - bring any cup and we'll fill it up!

The Pond 307 N 3rd St

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4-7pm $1 off pints

241’s 4-6pm

All Day Tap beer specials

3-6pm & 9-close $3 wine $4 wells $6 pints

3-6pm & 9-close $3 wine $4 wells $6 pints Free bloody w/ breakfast

3pm-6pm $5 "You Call It"

4-6pm and 9-close tall beer for short price $1 off specialty drink

5- close $3 Bloody Marys $2.50 well drinks and all day $1.00 of pitchers

11am-2pm 11am-2pm endless mimosas endless mimosas ALL DAY 3pm-9pm 2 for 1 1/2 off cocktails drafts and wells

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Shogun #H1, 2700 State St

3-5pm $4 wine by the glass $6 lg $4 sm hot sake $4 20oz beer $5 select cocktails

Sidelines 300 S 5th St

4-6pm .50 off all drinks

8-11pm 241â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s

6-close $2.50 Morgan $3.50 Jager Bombs

6-close $3 Grey Goose $3.50 tall Busch Light

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6- close $3.50 Jack Daniels $3 Chuck Norris

Sports Page 1120 Tacoma Ave

Stadium Sports Bar 1247 W Divide Ave

Toasted Frog 124 N 4th St

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6pm-close .50 off all drinks

8-10pm $2 & $3 drinks 10-close $3.50 Stoli and liquid plumbers

4-Midnight 4-6pm 4-6pm 4-6pm 4-7pm $1 off everything $1 off everything $1 off everything $1 off everything $1 off everything 4-5:30pm all tap beer 1/2 price, $5 martinis, $3 wine $2.50 rail drinks

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4-5:30pm all tap beer 1/2 price, $5 martinis, $3 wine $2.50 rail drinks

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Broken Oar 4724 Pintail Loop SE

4-6pm .50 off all drinks

4-6pm .50 off all drinks 12-6pm Mens day $2 domestics and wells

The Drink 4007 South Bay Dr SE

3-8pm $4 tall domestic $3 short domestic, bottles & wells

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Join us on Tuesday from 5pm to 8pm for $10 steaks. Build your own Bloody Mary or Ceasar on Saturday from noon to 3pm.

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Mandan

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Lonesome Dove 3929 Memorial Hwy

12-5pm $2.50 regular drink and beer 5-7pm $2.75 regular drinks and beer

Last Call 118 W Main St

All Day Happy hour

$1 off all tall tap beers

7-11pm 241’s

all day $4 long island teas

all day $3 fireball shots

Powerhouse Bar & Grill 501 Burlington St SE

4-6pm $2.50 domestic bottles & wells $3.25 tall domestic tap $2.25 domestic pints $1 off import bottles & tap

$6 mules $4 house wines

Rusty's Saloon and Grill 2331 Co Rd 136 St. Anthony, ND

Silver Dollar 200 E Main

Strawberry Bar 210 W Main

Vicky’s 106 2nd Ave NW

$6 mules $4 house wines

$3 Fireball shots and drinks $6 mules $4 house wines

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