Bismarck Magazine - Volume 2: Issue 1 January/February 2017 by Bismarck Magazine

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Features

CONTENTS 30 New Kicks Through a new medium, a freshman in college starts her own business.

Living to Serve A couple gives back half a world away through technology and art. Photo by Glasser Images

New Year, New City

Feeling Lucky?

Lucky's 13 Pub makes its way to Bismarck.

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Thuen Design and H2M

47 27 #gomatchymatchy Find out how to participate on Giving Hearts Day on February 9th.

New Places to Play

Skyzone jumps into town with a new facility and a new way to burn some energy!

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38 Hollywood to ND He's proving you don't need to be in California to make it to the big screen. Photo by Glasser Images

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solidcore

12 Two New Teams Learn about the newest football and baseball teams who call Bismarck home.

A Whole New Body Bismarck native creates a whole new way to work out.

24 New Places to Shop Check out Bismarck's hip new places to update your wardrobe.

51 Valentine's Day Deals Find the perfect place for the perfect Valentine's date with our list of specials.

60 Drink Specials Weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve compiled all the best local drink deals to make your decision that much easier.

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Volume 2 Issue 1

January-February 2017

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 PHOTOGRAPHERS

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CONTRIBUTORS

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LETTER

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It's a Wrap! Goodbye 2016, hello 2017! Turkeys have been roasted, Christmas cookies devoured and champagne bottles have been popped; it's safe to say the holiday season has come to an end and the frenzy of all that comes with it. Now starts a new chapter, a new year full of new beginnings. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s that time of the year to begin anew; start training for that marathon you have always talked about, try a new hobby or start learning a new language, take a risk and try something different. It is exciting to say that Bismarck Magazine has completed its sixth issue and first full year of publishing. We are both shocked that this year has gone so fast and excited to begin year two. Every issue we publish, we grow more proud and honored to be apart of this community of Bismarck/Mandan/Lincoln. After reading this issue, you will be too! Our sixth and New Year issue showcases all the new and exciting boutiques, restaurants, activities and events coming this year! This issue tells the stories of your next-door neighbors taking risks, starting new businesses and changing their lives and the lives of others not only in our hometown, but all across the world! We hope this issue inspires you to try something new this year, step outside your comfort zone and not make a change in just January, but the whole year! Happy New Year! We are excited to bring in 2017 with this incredible community. Just wait and see what we have planned...

NEWN Year

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WNEW City With a new year comes new opportunities for the people of Bismarck, Mandan & Lincoln. Take a look at the newest teams, artists, businesses and restaurants that are sure to make 2017 an even better year!

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NEWteams

BISMARCK

BUCKS

"Adding another sports team to the Bismarck-Mandan area shows just how much our community is growing! It is exciting to see our community support all of the local sports teams in the area and we are beyond excited to have fans of all ages in the stands at our games. We can't wait to make some big tackles, throw some jaw-dropping passes, and of course have some memorable touchdowns -- but most of all we hope to make the BismarckMandan community proud!" -Kailtyn Wurnig Media & PR Coordinator

Season starts March 17th against the Sioux City Bandits The Bucks sold more season tickets in the first two weeks than most teams in their league will sell throughout the season Their mascot is a buck, but doesn't have a name yet Home games will be played at the Bismarck Event Center, 315 S 5th Street, Bismarck, North Dakot Ticket prices range from $12 to $37 Roster will consist of 24 players - 21 active and 3 practice players Team colors are black, orange and Vegas Gold Head Coach is Richard David Lowest season ticket price is $72 Season ends at the beginning of June

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NEWteams The Season Opener is May 30th - A home game Larks will play in the Northwoods League - a summer collegiate league 7-game packs are available now for booking and include 7 tickets, a jersey, a hat, three other gifts, and ballpark food A Mascot Naming Contest will be held at the beginning of the year

BISMARCK

LARKS

"We are most excited to be in Bismarck because we are excited to provide a fun atmosphere for families to enjoy. The way the community has embraced us this far has been unbelievable." - Nate Maddox Director of Ballpark Operations

Home games will be played at Bismarck Municipal Ballpark - 303 West Front Ave, Bismarck, ND 58504 Ticket prices start at $15 per game and will be available for sale at the beginning of April Home jerseys will be white and road jerseys will be grey Team colors are black, gold and grey with a brown accent Coach is Sean Repay Roster will consist of 30 players Last home game is August 13th

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LUCKY'S

13 PUB

COMING SOON Corner of 3rd & Expressway Bismarck, ND 58504

Are you ready to get lucky? Lucky’s 13 Pub is arriving to

One of the biggest attractions to Lucky’s 13 Pub is

Bismarck this summer. Lucky’s 13 will be located in the

Bingo night. Bingo will be held two times a week at the

Kirkwood Mall parking lot at the corner of Expressway

Bismarck location. The restaurant is packed with happy

and 3rd street. What will make Lucky’s 13 a great edition

hour specials and family friendly entertainment on many

to the community? Their Bloody Marys of course! Lucky’s

nights of the week. “Bismarck will be our 8th location.

is famous for their brunch on Saturdays and Sundays

We are very excited for this opportunity,” says part owner

where you get to bring the whole family. They boast

Charlie Burrow who started Lucky 13’s Pub 9 years ago.

exceptional service, generous portions, quality food and daily specials.

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NEWrestaurants

Photo by Glasser Images

Lucky's 13 Pub is packed with happy hour specials and family friendly entertainment on many nights of the week

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NEWrestaurants

GRAND JUNCTION 4304 Ottawa St Bismarck, ND 58503

11am-9pm Monday-Saturday 12-8pm Sunday Cheesy, meaty, juicy sub sandwiches are made to order and served on freshly baked French bread. Add on some of our fresh-cut fries seasoned to perfection, and say 'hello' to taste bud bliss.

Photo courtesy of Grand Junction

BUFFALO WINGS & RINGS COMING SOON 4424 N 15th Street Bismarck, ND 58503

Buffalo Wings and Rings is a club-level sports restaurant experience where everyone is a VIP, worthy of the ultimate sports dining experience. With bright, inviting dining rooms, 50+ TVs, elevated fan experiences, chef-inspired recipes and of course their signature wings, Buffalo Wings & Rings is the ideal experience for socializing with friends & family over sports. Photo courtesy of Buffalo Wings & Rings

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DICKEY'S BARBEQUE PIT COMING SOON 310 6th Ave SE, #2 Mandan, North Dakota 58554

Dickey’s Barbecue Pit slow smokes all meats on-site just like they did back in 1941. The menu features beef brisket, pulled pork, St. Louis style ribs, polish sausage, spicy cheddar sausage, smoked turkey and marinated chicken, with an extensive array of homestyle sides from jalapeño beans to macaroni and cheese. Buttery rolls are served with every meal along with complimentary ice cream. And just like always, kids eat free on Sunday. Photo courtesy of Dickey's Barbeque Pit

TAYLOR MADE BBQ 316 W Main St Mandan, North Dakota 58554

Tuesday-Thursday 8:30am-sell out Friday-Saturday 8:30am-9pm (or sell out) Taylor Made is authentic Texas style BBQ. Breakfast consists of coffee and baked goods. Lunch starts at 11am. They have meat galore and all the sides to go along with it. Cole slaw, Grandma's baked beans, mac and cheese, and green bean casserole! Sauce is very important and comes in flavors of Korean BBQ, Tangy and Texas sweet BBQ. Photo courtesy of Taylor Made BBQ

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THE STARVING

ROOSTER COMING SOON 512 E Main Ave Bismarck, ND 58501

Native to Minot, Starving Rooster will be opening this spring in Downtown Bismarck. Located in the Becker Building, the Starving Rooster will be situated next to Terra Nomad on Main Avenue. The Starving Rooster is known for its amazing flatbread and brick oven pizza. They have rotating lunch specials every weekday and brunch every Sunday.

Photos courtesy of Starving Rooster

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NEWbrews

CITY BREW COFFEE 1151 W Divide Ave Bismarck, ND 58501

Daily 5:30am-8pm City Brew carefully selects only the top 2% of beans grown around the globe, creating distinctive blends full of flavor and aroma. This coffee shop is located in the Proximal 50 building. What a great addition to the morning gym routine. Photo courtesy of City Brew Coffee

CAFFE AROMA NEW LOCATION 324 E Broadway Bismarck, ND 58501

Monday-Friday 7am-7pm Saturday 9am-5pm Caffe Aroma is now at the corner of Broadway and 4th street. They serve coffee, more coffee and lunch. Along with the new location they have new hours.

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NEWbrews

MOCHA MOMMA Gateway Mall, 2700 State St Bismarck, ND 58503

Monday-Thursday 7:30am-5:30pm Friday 7:30am-5pm Saturday 10am-4pm Mocha Momma's is a locally family-owned coffee shop that serves fresh brewed coffee, espresso, blended drinks, and lunches.

ROCKET COFFEE 4401 Coleman St #108 Bismarck, ND 58503

Rocket Coffee is a new North Bismarck coffee shop and smoothie bar. They're saving two square feet of the world's rain forests with every cup of coffee sold.

Logo Courtesy of Rockey Coffee

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NEWfitness centers

SOLIDCORE

1001 W Interstate Ave, Suite 104, Bismarck, ND 58503

photos courtesy of Solidcore

Bismarck native Anne Mahlum is the Owner and CEO of

“Bismarck is a really healthy city and there is nothing like

Solidcore. Anne started her first Solidcore in Washington,

this that exists here. The community that Solidcore works to

D. C., in 2013. Since then she has expanded to 18 different

build is going to go really well with the folks in Bismarck,”

locations, the closest two being St. Louis Park and Wayzata

she said.

in Minnesota. Wondering what to expect at a Solidcore class? A very “I'm an East Coast kind of girl. My personality fits in better

intense workout but in a way you have never worked out

out here," Mahlum said recently from her home back East.

before. Anne, who considers herself royalty when it comes

"I'm pretty intense, but I do love Bismarck and make it home

to working out, has tested this theory many times through

about four to five times a year.”

every type of workout known. Including eleven marathons. She has concluded that there is no more effective, harder or

Anne is a huge inspiration to the community. She has won

safer workout then Solidcore. By moving your body slowly,

dozens of awards, been featured nationally and runs an

you will feel muscles that you have not been able to target

extremely rapidly growing brand.

before. The studio will have twelve machines making it an intimate setting without feeling singled out.

With Anne's entrepreneurial spirit, she has always wanted to bring some of that back home to her roots. Following many

With all her expansion and activity, we found ourselves

requests to bring her business to the Bismarck community,

wondering how Anne relaxes when she makes it back

Anne has decided to launch Solidcore here with a target date

to Bismarck.

of late to bring this brand to Bismarck Anne has decided to launch Solidcore to the Bismarck community with a target

She laughed, “I go to The Lodge, play blackjack and

date of late February or early March.

drink tequila.”

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NEWfitness centers

FAMILY WELLNESS

Opening this month, Family Wellness is a partnership between Sanford Health and the Missouri Valley Family YMCA. To meet the needs of a growing and changing community, Family Wellness is designed to offer healthy activities for families throughout the area. With an inviting, welcoming facility, state of the art equipment and fitness spaces, child care,

2700 46th Ave. SE, Mandan, ND physical herapy, it will feature outstanding programming for all ages.

renderings courtesy of Family Wellness

NEWboutiques

OUT OF TOWN 706 Kirkwood Mall Bismarck, ND 58504

Out of Town is a new boutique owned by founder Brooke Leno. Located in Kirkwood Mall and based out of Dickinson, Out of Town boutique is new to Bismarck. Why should we be excited to have another boutique brought to us? Out of Town offers higher end, recognizable brand names like, Ugg, Rebecca Minkoff, Frye, Free People and Designer Denim.

Photos courtesy of Out of Town Clothing

“We also carry trendy items that you can get for less," says Leno. “We are excited to get to know our customers here in Bismarck.”

DAKOTA CHAPPY 559 South 7th Street Bismarck, ND 58504

Originally started in Minot, Dakota Chappy has now opened a second location in Bismarck next to Barnes and Noble on South Seventh Street. They are known for their furry apparel and amazing social media presence.

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NEWboutiques

UPTOWNE LOFT BOUTIQUE

204 E Broadway Ave Bismarck, ND 58501

Wednesday-Friday 10am-6pm Saturday: 9:30am-4pm Loft Boutique is a new clothing store that has been around and is known in the community but has taken the next step and now has a storefront.

BELLISSIMA NAIL & SPA

2706 Rock Island Suite #2 Bismarck, ND 58504 Monday-Saturday 10am-7pm Sunday Noon-5pm

The new place in town to go for Microblading, a technique to give you back full brows after too many years of over plucking.

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From January 1-31, Proximal50 will NOT be selling gym memberships. That’s right. During the height of gym membership sales, we’re not even making them available. The only way to join Proximal50 in January? COMMIT. We call it Resolution Redeﬁned. We don’t want you to go to the gym for 2 weeks and never return. We don’t want you to try to make a lifestyle change without support. We want you to be your very best self. Forget the scale. Forget detoxing. This is about you making an investment in yourself. A customized plan with full gym access, personal training, wellness coaching, nutritional therapy – all the support you need to do this right. Ready? Stop in and visit with our staﬀ, or visit proximal50.com. We can’t wait to see you and help you be your very best self.

1151 West Divide Ave, Bismarck 701-751-7797 | proximal50.com

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NEWplaces to play

SKY

ZONE 5003 Ottawa St Bismarck, ND 58503

Monday-Thursday 3:30-8pm Friday 2-8pm Saturday 10-8pm Sunday 12-6pm â&#x20AC;&#x153;The brand new 25,000 foot trampoline park offers year round recreation. Despite the weather it's always 70 degrees and sunny at Skyzone,â&#x20AC;? says Dot Frank, Marketing Director for Skyzone Bismarck. Skyzone is more than just a trampoline park. Besides freestyle, they are also well known for dodgeball teams and are utilized for physical fitness, sky fit, sky-robics, warrior zoneobstacle courses, sky climb, and sky hoops. Some of the other amenities are party rooms for corporate events and the Fuel Zone Cafe'. Prices range from $13 for a 30 minute jump to Photos courtesy of Sky Zone

$25 for 2 hours of freestyle jumping.

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NEWplaces to play

CAPITAL ICE COMPLEX The Schaumberg Arena is in the process of an $8 million project project that will add a second sheet of ice onto the current arena. Lace up your skates because this addition will provide the community with more public skating opportunities by November. If you donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t have your own skates, rentals are available.

COMING SOON 221 E Reno Ave Bismarck, ND 58504

rendering courtesy of Bismarck Parks and Recreation District

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NEWplaces to play

STARION SPORTS COMPLEX This $23.3 million project is bringing approximately 84,000 square feet of recreation space. The facility will include a tworink hockey arena, gymnastics facility and a new football and track field. The complex is slated to open in September.

COMING SOON 111 Old Red Trail NE Mandan, ND 58554

rendering courtesy of Mandan parks and recreation

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NEWbusinesses

ANNEMARIE

HANSEN A new kind of Canvas by: Bailey Hauf

mall businesses around the Bismarck area have an extraordinary quality. They allow owners to use inspiration and portray

passion in a homegrown way. A University of Mary freshman has done just that by hand-painting canvas shoes to fit the specified interests of her customers. This is why AnneMarie Hansen never has two pairs that look exactly the same, just how she likes it. “It is a big learning curve, which makes it really fun,” Hansen said. It was never Hansen’s intention to have her product become a full blown business. When she first came up with the idea of hand-painted shoes, she was a high school art student just trying to develop something that met her own desires. “All of these people online had started making shoes, but they were starting in the hundreds of dollars. I was like, 'Hey, I know how to paint,’ so I started from there,” Hansen stated. “I wanted to be able to show the things that I loved and do it at a more affordable rate.”

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NEWbusinesses

Hansen was confident in her abilities, even in high

make her idea a reality.

school, because her art teacher pushed her to think outside of the box. This teacher became a major

“Karel always told us if you have a great idea, capitalize

inspiration for Hansen to start creating a unique, quality,

on it. When I did a sales pitch (for the painted shoes),

hand-painted product.

I was surprised how many people are interested in my product. It was really nice to get it launched right away,”

“My high school art teacher didn’t want us to copy other

Hansen stated.

paintings. She was a major influence for me in the beginning. I really had to stretch my creative mind and I

Now that she has dipped her toes into the business world,

have really held onto that over the years,” Hansen said.

Hansen hopes that her work can inspire other artists to use their talents as well. Someday she would like to

Although her high school art class is long over and she is

include them in her own venture.

no longer driven by her teacher’s demand for personally motivated work, Hansen has molded her own inspiration

“Eventually, I would like to reach out to students on

for painting and her passion for creating into a business.

campus that have a passion for art and hire them to further my business.”

“I love art for the sake of art, so being able to put that into this form and give it to people is the greatest thing ever,”

Yet, just as her high school art teacher would not allow

she said. “I can be a leader and also have my hobbies,

them to create mere copies, Hansen never wants to let go

and make a living off of that.”

of the special nature of her product.

Starting college at the University of Mary this year

“I want to stay small business. I want to keep it that

as a Healthcare and Marketing student furthered her

custom, hand-painted style. It allows my customers to

drive and made her seriously consider developing her

sport their passion everywhere.”

hobby into a business. There, she took Principles of Management from Dr. Karel Sovak and he pushed her to BISMARCK-MAGAZINE.COM

Modern Eyes introduces the 'Bismarck,' designed by Etnia Barcelona. The glasses are manufactured in Spain and are well known for use of color. The company names all of their frames after cities around the globe. Â Modern Eyes is the exclusive dealer in this area. Â When releasing new frame models this year, one of the frames was named 'Bismarck.' Okay, the names were submitted by regional sales reps - so it is not just a happy accident!

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NEWbusinesses

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NEWarts

CAPITAL GALLERY 109 N 4th St, Bismarck Bismarck, ND 58501

Hours: Monday-Saturday 10am-5pm Bismarck's newest retail art gallery celebrating history, art, and culture! The gallery features mainly regional artwork. It is currently showing acclaimed North Dakota acrylic artist Walter Piehl known for his rodeo themes alongside work by the late, longtime Bismarck resident and nationally known American history painter Gary P. Miller.

Photo courtesy of The Capital Gallery

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B-L'ATTITUDE A New Attitude in 2017

by: Karel Sovak | photos: B-L'Attitude

ou’ve heard of entrepreneurs, maybe even intrapreneurs,

events like Family Riverwalk, Urban Harvest and Surprise Church.

but musicpreneurs?

B-L’Attitude hopes to create a legacy that will have a far reaching effect. Tara Bohlen offered what new things the Bismarck-Mandan

A Bismarck couple has combined their passion for rap, violin

area might see in 2017.

and God into a perfect trifecta for a 2017 music scene the Capital city and beyond has never experienced. Josh and Tara Bohlen are

“The current production of a second music video is underway

turning heads and gaining attention of people both young and old

and plans are in the works for the third music video. Both

with their melodic blend – combining tight Hip-Hop Rap with

being released closer to the album launch serving to generate

artistic violin.

excitement and spark interest in B-L’Attitude music,” Bohlen said. “Additionally, we hope to add inspirational ‘be love attitude’

Their moniker, B-L’Attitude, is a platform for taking love to a new

messages through video blogging, healthy cooking and health tip

height with an energy that includes an on stage performance

videos including a cookbook, and violin teaching videos in effort to

that is both dynamic and fun. While 2016 has been a successful

grow our online presence and build community.”

beginning for B-L’Attitude, the New Year looks to bring even more excitement into the lives of those who will be graced by the

Education is a big part of what the Bohlens are all about with this

music they bring forward with a new album. Building on their

venture. Not only do they seek to attract a larger audience, but they

2016 single release of “Heaven’s Door” (along with a mesmerizing

love sharing the inside scoop on what it takes to follow a passion

video), B-L’Attitude is focusing on 2017 to create, arrange, record

that becomes a business.

and perform masterfully composed artistic pieces that complement “The new venture of B-L’Attitude has proven to be an exciting

the debut release.

challenge but well worth the investment of time and energy,” Josh grew up in the inner city of Minneapolis, honing his rap

Bohlen said. “We are exhilarated by what we are doing and the

skills on the bus ride to school. Tara is a graduate from St. Olaf

learning process that is involved. The challenge is learning to

College and is the current Associate Concertmaster of the

balance timing and what we are physically able to manage while

Bismarck Mandan Symphony Orchestra, and Interlude Youth

we both are working jobs, raising a family, producing a major

Symphony Conductor. B-L’Attitude has performed in Medora on

recording project, learning about the ins and outs of the music

The VanHoffman Stage, at TedX Bismarck and for community

industry, fitting in performances and speaking engagements,

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and the list goes on!”

flexibility that being a homeschool family provides. Being together and working on projects as a family bring us close together.

As the New Year begins, the Bohlens also want to include more of a

Pursuing dreams, taking ownership, and making short and long

family appearance to their venues.

term goals turn to reality through hard work is an invaluable part of the education we know will aid them in their future pursuits.”

“We are a homeschool family with three girls and have a heavy emphasis on training our kids musically,” Bohlen said. “As they

The group continues to receive invitations to perform in and

mature, they are becoming more involved in the B-L’Attitude

out of state, and plans to take their music with a message from

scene with administrative aspects such as running sound and

Bismarck around the “latitude” of the globe, which is what being a

media, coming up with creative ideas for merchandise, making

musicpreneur is all about.

appearances on music videos, and assisting with making a healthy cookbook. Currently, we play family music shows together and

Bohlen added, “The opportunity that exists in B-L'Attitude is

as they increase in skill we will incorporate them into B-L’Attitude

endless and we wait with baited breath as we walk into this exciting

music projects as well. We are fortunate to benefit from the

year full of many new beginnings!” BISMARCK-MAGAZINE.COM

NEWartists

DANIEL BIELINSKI

Bringing the Prairie to the Big Screen by: Bailey Hauf

here is a bare expanse for miles, green grasses and wildflowers scatter the horizon. A white farmhouse and an old pick-up truck are the only manmade structures within sight. Yellow, orange, and gold hues ricochet off the beautiful fields as the sunsets beneath the North Dakota landscape. A rather typical view for anyone living in New Salem, but not what one would generally expect to see on the big screen. Yet, the Grand Theaters in Bismarck premiered Daniel Bielinski and Marek Ryszard Dojs’s North Dakota written and filmed short, "You Beautiful Crazy Blind Cripple." “The intention with the movie is to generate a thriving film making scene here in Bismarck and in North Dakota,” Bielinski said. Bielinski, originally from Wisconsin, was pulled from New York where he lived and acted to become the director of the theater program at the University of Mary. When he moved to Bismarck he was unwilling to give up his passions and was determined to find a way to produce Hollywood quality films here in North Dakota. “Essentially, there is no narrative film making in North Dakota, which was something that I Photo by Glasser Images

was interested in changing. I moved from New York where there is an overabundance and I didn’t want my creativity to not have any outlet,” said Bielinski. “Here, meant I had to make my own opportunities. Thankfully people at the university were behind the idea.” Not only did coworkers at the University of Mary support him in his endeavors, but also Bielinski's students were included on his project. This allowed theater majors at the University a hands-on experience that they may have otherwise missed during their college career.

The hope is that from this short and the ones that are to come, other artists will be inspired to create films in North Dakota. It may take a bit of time, but the possibilities are endless and within reach for the community. “We are planning a western film for next summer and we hope to find even more members of the community to contribute to the process in any way that they can,” Bielinski stated. “I think we have the opportunity to put North Dakota on the radar.”

“They were cast in supporting roles in the film and big parts in the crew,” Bielinski said. “We got to meet a lot of good people locally, local professionals, and it was a really good starting point.” Involving students in the production of the film allows Bielinski to create foundations for the creation of quality movies in North Dakota. He is inspired to create movies in the area because he knows that there are talented artists that just need to find an outlet, collaborate and find support from the community to get the ball rolling.

Photo courtesy of The Good Father

“There needs to be an opportunity for people to get together and create beautiful work,” Bielinski stated. “This premier was to showcase the work to the community. We wanted to show that we are capable of producing industry standard work, because it requires community support for thriving film making to be born.” The stage has already been set. Bielinski believes there is an overabundance of natural beauty in this state and hopes to continue to feature that in his films. He has become inspired to continue making Hollywood level movies by taking advantage of the area’s quintessential style. “I want the future products to take advantage of the beauties that North Dakota has to offer such as the Badlands. There are so many places that we can shoot that have cinematic potential,” Bielinski said. “People loved what they saw and were proud that it was uniquely North Dakotan. Having a film industry in North Dakota is a win, win situation.”

University of Mary students assist with filming. Photo courtesy of Daniel Bielinski

Photo courtesy of You Beautiful Crazy Blind Cripple.

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NEW journeys

KATRINA & TERRY

RICHTER

A Wonder of Altruism

by: Madalyn Laske

An insurance agent his whole life, Terry Richter and his wife Katrina now have found a new chapter to their lives, giving back and helping others far away reach their potential.

ith power, grace and beauty a 5,604 foot long water curtain drapes over a 360 foot drop

nestled along the border of Zimbabwe and Zambia, Africa. Thousands of awe-seeking tourists journey there each year to bask in the grandiosity of Victoria Falls, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. Last March, Terry and Katrina Richter discovered the Falls not only display indescribable beauty, but are enriched by hearttouching people. From then on, the Richters’ lives were changed in an eyeopening, altruistic way. “I was talking to these people and I realized that by helping them market some of their products, we could do so much good for them,” Terry said. “They don’t want to beg, they don’t want the money. They just want someone to help them.”

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NEWjourneys (left) Victoria Falls along the border of Zimbabwe and Zambia (below) Handmade African statue

Photo by Glasser Images

The Call Upon arrival at the Victoria Falls entrance, the Richters and other tourists were greeted by African natives selling handcrafted goods. Because most groups take a bus to the falls, many are not prepared with cash to purchase any gifts or souvenirs, resulting in a poor success rate. “When we were visiting with them, they totally caught me off guard asking if we had pencils or if we had paper or if we had soap,” Terry said. “They wanted to trade for supplies rather than money, so their children could go to school.” Many of the goods, sold for pennies on the market, take tedious hours to make with limited tools. However, if the people had a platform to sell their goods, Terry knew they could make profit at a quicker rate. Terry and Katrina not only wanted to help the natives, but they wanted to help them help themselves. “So I realized, as much as I tried to ignore it,” Terry said, “this was a call. I knew why I was there. And it was to help these people.”

The Project In July Terry and Katrina went back to Africa to provide what they call an “internet café” in the village to establish fundamental communication with the Zimbabwean people.

The cafe, made up of six laptops, six routers, a credit card machine, a printer, a scanner and a fax machine, is located about 40 feet from the falls in a beautiful area. Nothing is perfect yet however, they still remedy hiccups on a day-today basis. “We are having issues because the baboons and monkeys take the wires down since they run wild around this area,” Terry said. Selling goods to tourists is the natives’ primary source of income. “I told the people, 'Take a picture of your family and hang that picture up,” Terry said. “Then when tourists come, you can tell them this is how you feed your family,' and it turns it completely around to a human element. This is not just a souvenir, this is their family.” Prior to the project, the average income was about $300 per month. Now the cafe generates about $100 per day and retains a teacher (paid by the Richters) to show the merchants how to use the computers. “Before the cafe, the biggest sale I think was $70 (at a time),” Terry said. “We got them a credit card machine with an account and the first day a gentleman made a $250 sale. Now they can accommodate the people that are coming.”

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Next on the list is to get their website, kupendo.com

the people had never seen a laptop before and now they are

(kupendo is Swahili for love), up and running and to find a

home to one of the most technologically advanced schools

shipping company to be involved so the people can create

in Livingstone.

their own small business, shipping the product right from the café. “We are not only giving them money, we are helping them manage money,” Terry said. “Once things get up and going, they’re going to have to go to other villages to help build. Help make. Help show them how to do business, too.”

Not only do the Richters provide financial stability to the villagers, they want to show them how much self worth they have.

Terry and Katrina also donated a laptop to a local school in Livingstone, Zambia. The makeshift “computer” classes before the generosity of the Richters consisted of a photograph of a computer, keyboard and a mouse. Most of 42 BISMARCK MAGAZINE | NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 2016

“The thing that is so important is to see the transformation in these people,” Terry said. “When they are able to give back they stand taller. It’s like they are worth a million dollars. They are worth something. They can give back and they have a reason.”

The Extra

The first time Terry and Katrina went to the Falls, they met an African albino man named Webson. Webson changed their life and kick-started their project. “This young man was out there playing an instrument and

photo submitted by the Richters

(above) Map of the area traveled by the Richters (upper right) A look at the internet cafe that now accepts credit cards, therefore accommodating many more tourists (right) Webson was one of the 250 people who received an eye exam and now has glasses that also protect his sensitive eyes from the sun. (above left) A handmade African statue photo submitted by the Richters

singing,” Terry said. “I asked Webson what I could do to help him. And he said he would love to go to school but had to

Not only do the Richters provide financial stability to the

quit when he was in 10th grade to help feed his family.”

villagers, they want to show them how much self worth they have.

Terry and Katrina now pay to put Webson, 24 years old, through high school.

“There was an old man who came up to me and I asked how I could help,” Terry said. “He has no money and nothing to

“Everybody loves Webson,” Terry said. “He kind of reminds

sell and I said, ‘You forget you have wisdom and the young

me of that movie Billy Madison.”

men out there need you to pass on that wisdom.’ I’m trying to teach them, the more you give, the more you get. We are

The Richters collected 500 pairs of used glasses at the Lion’s

all equal.”

Club in Mandan, N.D. to ship to Livingstone after hiring a doctor to go to the village to do eye exams on 250 people in two days. BISMARCK-MAGAZINE.COM

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Resolving the idea

of resoLutions Nothing is more exciting than a fresh start. Each year, January first brings exactly that. A new year is a fresh start with endless possibilities and new opportunities.

by: Tana Trotter Photos: Glasser Images

Motivation Out, Mindfulness In. Motivation is an emotion that can only last days or weeks. We often rely on this emotion to reach sustainable goals and then blame this emotion when we don’t. Implement mindfulness by shifting

Unfortunately, we often confuse this excitement with

your focus to be more aware of the daily habits and decisions

expectation. We get caught up in the feeling of starting

you are currently making. Being mindful of your decisions

something new and want to make drastic changes. In fact,

all day will help you modify a decision before it is too late.

it’s so common there’s a name for them: resolutions.

These mindful decisions quickly turn into daily habits that require very little willpower.

Drastic - often unrealistic - resolutions tend not to stick, leading to a high level of disappointment and frustration every year. Give yourself a break, take a moment to understand how the psychology of change works, and

remember small changes can lead to bigger changes over

You don’t have to do anything. Maybe now is not the time. There’s nothing wrong with you so don’t feel like you have to go find the “new you.” If you are not ready to make it a priority, it isn’t going to happen. And that is ok.

time.

Tana Trotter, PT, DPT, is the owner and CEO of Proximal50

We are capable of focusing on ONE goal only. The first

Life Center in Bismarck, ND. With each client’s success she’s

week of January will likely bring a long list of things you

only gained confidence in Proximal50’s multidisciplinary

plan on implementing: exercise regularly, get more sleep, eat

approach focusing on small changes that meet clients where

healthy. If you plan on doing all these things at once, you are

they are on their health & wellness journey. The team of

setting yourself up for failure. Instead, focus on one of those

professionals at Proximal50 share a passion to provide the

goals until it feels easy. Then move onto the next. Not only will

tools, the support, and an environment for our clients and

you be more successful, you’ll enjoy the process more, too.

our community to make successful changes that stick.

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Superbowl

Superbowl Pickle Dip Recipe by Ashli Foli Looking for something unique to make for Super Bowl game day? Love pickles like we do? This is the prefect recipe that is simple but will outdo some of the staples that are at every party. 46

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3/4 cup of cream cheese 1/4 cup of sour cream 1 cup chopped pickles 1 glove minced garlic 4 tablespoons pickle juice pinch of salt chives to garnish Serve with potato chips

by: Sarah Arntson photos: Thuen Design and H2M Great minds think alike, and now you can look alike, too! Giving Hearts Day is inviting you to #GoMatchyMatchy for a charity you love and challenge your friends to do the same. It’s an effort to grow the online giving event, which over nine years has raised more than $30 million for over 300 charities across North Dakota. #GoMatchyMatchy is a fun and creative way to join with friends to show support of a charity you love. “Over 14,000 individual donors found a charity to love in 2016,” said Sara Stolt, Giving Hearts Day director atDakota Medical Foundation (DMF), the event’s host. “We’re asking those donors to ask a friend or two to ‘match’ their commitment to their charity or any charities they support.” If every person who plans to give takes a #GoMatchyMatchy selfie, posts it to social media and challenges just one friend to match their commitment to the charity of their choice on February 9, the number of donors on Giving Hearts Day could easily double. The potential to improve lives across North Dakota is endless.

What is Giving Hearts Day? Giving Hearts Day is the most generous day of the year. It was launched in 2008 by Dakota Medical Foundation as a 24-hour online fundraiser for a handful of health-related

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nonprofits in the service area of the former Dakota Hospital. As momentum grew, the number of donors and the number

The #GoMatchyMatchy campaign is designed to give

of charities participating have grown hand-in-hand. The

charities a boost with their messaging. In the past, each

event now encompasses all of North Dakota and parts

organization was responsible for its own marketing, after

of northwest Minnesota. Last year, 326 nonprofits and

attending training sessions in how to tell their stories

charitable causes participated. In 2017, more than 350

effectively. But Giving Hearts Day is bigger than each

charities and causes are on board.

individual charity. A singular rally cry not only gives the charities a theme to unite behind, but also offers the public a

Twenty-seven charities in Bismarck-Mandan are in Giving

visible and fun way to get involved.

Hearts Day 2017, many of whom have participated from the “The crazier and the more fun you make your

very beginning.

#GoMatchyMatchy challenges, the more people will rise to Giving Hearts Day makes space for charities to share their

the challenge,” said Stolt. “It can be as easy or as complex

stories, connect with new givers and become skillful in a

as you want to make it. We’re already seeing some really

proven ‘friend raising’ system. It has become a gateway

fun photos and videos on social media and we couldn’t

for people to connect to causes doing good work in

be happier that so many people are rallying behind the

areas they passionately care about. North Dakotans have

charities. North Dakotans are so incredibly generous, and

proven themselves to be generous and supportive of the

now it’s so easy to see that!”

organizations that work to improve quality of life in their communities.

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Giving Hearts Day 2017 will be Thursday, February 9.

It is co-hosted by Dakota Medical Foundation, Impact Foundation and Alex Stern Family Foundation.

#GoMatchyMatchy for #GivingHearts17

On Giving Hearts Day 2016, there were 37,139 donations to 326 charities and causes in North Dakota and western Minnesota. The $8.3 million raised is now at work improving health, stocking pantry shelves for the hungry, providing shelter for the homeless, funding great arts performances,

It’s easy! And fun! Here’s how:

providing mentors for at-risk kids and, in countless other ways, making life richer for everyone in our region.

One day for the public, a year-long system for charities

DMF and its sister organization, Impact Foundation, established the Impact Institute to teach thousands of people from over 360 area charities how to better tell their mission stories, promote online giving and lead conversations with donors—prepping them for a one-day home run and giving them a fundraising system they can use all year long. They’ve learned a whole system for attracting donors, building a sustaining donor base and raising major gifts. But never before has Giving Hearts Day been so visual, or asked the public to get involved in such a visible way.

a fun matchy-matchy #2 Post photo with your friend using hashtag #GoMatchyMatchy anytime from now until February 9 to show your support and help raise awareness for Giving Hearts Day.

“We’re asking people to do a good thing, but more importantly, we’re asking them to have fun doing it,” Stolt said. “Giving is joyful.” Giving Hearts Day is powerful because it inspires so many to give for the first time or contribute to newly-discovered charities. Donations are processed through givingheartsday. org, but go directly to the charities. Organizations typically find that 25 percent of donations come from new givers. It’s the start of a fulfilling relationship: new donors learn about great causes, and organizations learn about people who’ve signaled their support for their important missions. To learn more about Giving Hearts Day and view the 2017 participant list go to www.impactgiveback.org

Ask a friend to match your commitment to donate to a charity on Giving Hearts Day. You can each pick your own charity and dollar amount or you can #GoMatchyMatchy all the way!

Join the event on Facebook to be a part of the excitement leading up to Giving Hearts Day on February 9. Go to givingheartsday.org on February 9 to make your donations.

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Love, Kisses and Valentine's Day Wishes…

Dinner and Flowers are nice, too!

Roses are red, violets are blue, it’s February 14th, what do you do? Well, don’t worry. Bismarck Magazine has a list of places with specials just for you! Restaurants

Floral Shops

Fireflour 111 North 5th Street Bismarck, ND 58501 701-323-9000

Crabapple 303 E Main Street Bismarck, ND 58501 701-751-7280

Harvest 308 W Main St Mandan, ND 58554 701-751-4393

Dutch Mill 1731 N 13th Street Bismarck, ND 58501 701-224-1902

Pirogue 121 N 4th Street Bismarck, ND 58501 701-223-3770

Concrete Daisiez 311 E Thayer Ave #125 Bismarck, ND 58501 701-400-2296

Sixteen 03 Main Events 1603 E Main Street Bismarck, ND 58501 701-255-6246 The Pond & J60 307 N 3rd Street Bismarck, ND 58501 701-751-3989 Broadway Grill & Tavern 100 W Broadway Ave Bismarck, ND 58501 701-751-5969

*Listed above are only some of the amazing businesses to enjoy on Valentine’s Day. There are many more to choose from, so keep an eye out on our social media for more!

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January and February

Calendar 1 Million Cups

JANUARY 4TH

Every Wednesday 9am-10am

Yoga Class in Lincoln

Join the local entrepreneurs of the Bismarck-Mandan community at 1 Million cups while they present their ideas and drink coffee. 1millioncups.com/Bismarck Dakota Stage, 412 E Main Bismarck

7pm-8pm

German Night Every Wednesday 5pm-7pm

Casidie Fladeland is a Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT) with Yoga Alliance, which acknowledges the completion of a yoga teacher training with a Registered Yoga School (RYS). For tickets visits doodle.com. 109 N McDougall Dr, Lincoln

White House Cafeteria in Bismarck. Dinner is served from 5 to 7 and is all home cooked.

JANUARY 7TH

117 N 5th St, Bismarck

Bismarck Bobcats vs. Minnesota Wilderness 7:15pm

JANUARY 1ST

VFW Sports Center. For more info visit bismarckbobcats.com.

First Day Hike

1200 N Washington St, Bismarck

1pm-4pm Ring in the New Year at Fort Abraham Lincoln State Parks “First Day Hike.” This annual hike is a great way to start off 2017. The hike starts at the park visitor center. You will be guided on a great hike adventure in the park that will bring you back to the visitor center for hot refreshments to warm you. This is a free event with a ND State Park annual pass or $5 vehicle registration of the park entrance. 4480 Fort Lincoln Rd, Mandan Elks New Year’s Day 12pm-2pm

JANUARY 8TH Kids Yoga 4pm-4:55pm Children will improve strength, flexibility, and coordination while reducing stress and connecting with their bodies. Children will learn how to focus and center themselves with various breathing and visualization techniques. They will also learn self-respect and respect for others with the practice of fun and challenging poses, partner and group poses, lots of yoga games and deep breathing. Class is 45 minutes. For tickets visit transitions-yoga.com.

Free Tom & Jerrys and Bloody Marys from noon to 2pm. Burgers and sandwiches will be served throughout the lodge from 11am-7pm

1929 N Washington St, Ste WW, Bismarck

900 Washington St. Bismarck

Just for KixBismarck Winter Show

JANUARY 2ND Stormy Monday Blues 7pm Every 1st and 3rd Monday of each month is Stormy Monday Blues Night! Come try our Monday Specials and enjoy blues from local musicians. Held at the Vault Events.

2pm, 3:30pm, and 5pm Just For Kix Bismarck North is proud to present our Winter Show! Dancers preschool through young adult. High kick, Hip Hop, jazz, and novelty dances! Admission is $5 adults, $3 student/senior. Held at Shiloh Christian School. 1915 Shiloh Drive, Bismarck

309 N 3rd St, Bismarck

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New Year’s Zumbathon Fundraiser for Ruth Meiers

JANUARY 14TH

3pm-5pm

LuLaPalooza Bismarck

New Year = New You! Let’s party into shape in 2017 with a New Year’s Zumbathon to raise money for Ruth Meiers. We’ll have different Zumba instructors from local gyms showcasing their favorite songs and dance moves to bring you the biggest dance workout party of the year. Pre-registration tickets are $15 for adults and $5 for kids, with children under 10 being free. At the door is $20 for adults and $10 for kids. Buy tickets at Zumba2017.eventbrite.com.

10am-3pm

807 E Thayer Ave, Bismarck.

JANUARY 12TH Cooking with the Community 6pm-8:30pm Spend the evening with a “Local Celebrity!" These events give you the opportunity to see (and taste) our invited guest's favorite recipe. All proceeds from the ticket sales go to the charity of our guest chef's choice. Tickets are $10 in advance/$15 at the door. Held at Karmin's Kitchen Table. 4401 Coleman St, Bismarck

LuLaPalooza is a LOCAL market where multiple fashion consultants from North Dakota come together with our inventories to give you the most awesome LuLaRoe shopping experience under one roof! Grab your girlfriends for an afternoon of fun and shop your heart out. Held at New Song Church. 3200 N 11th St, Bismarck Jennifer Lyn-The Album Tour 9pm Jennifer Lyn makes a stop on her Album Tour at Pub 21 in Bismrck. Don’t miss this live Blues-Rock explosion taking the stage. For more information, please visit www.jenniferlynmusic.com. 1014 S 12th St, Bismarck Small Business Christmas at the Ranch Starts at 5pm

An Evening with Jeff Dunham: Perfectly Unbalanced Tour

Are you missing out on a Christmas Party due to being selfemployed or in a small office or from a company with 20 employees or less? If so, this event is for you! Bring a guest and enjoy the first annual Christmas party at beautiful Black Leg Ranch.... even if your whole office does not join you, you come and enjoy! the Signature Events has created a fun filled evening. Tickets are only $50, $75 if you would like to take the limousine. We will be picking up & dropping off at the fantastic North Holiday Inn with a room block for only $79 per night in Bismarck. Take advantage of a great relaxing weekend and not having to worry about driving. For more information visit signatureevnetsmandan.com.

8pm-11pm

24750 62nd Ave SE, Sterling

Bismarck Bobcats vs. Minot 7:15pm VFW Sports Center. For more info visit bismarckbobcats.com. 1200 N Washington St, Bismarck

JANUARY 13TH

International comedy sensation, Comic/Ventriloquist Jeff Dunham, has performed in front of sold out audiences worldwide showcasing the undeniable power of induced laughter. Dunham along with his cast of hilarious characters are set to embark on the second leg of their hugely successful “Perfectly Unbalanced” tour. For tickets visit etix.com. 315 S 5th St, Bismarck Comedy Jam 2017 8pm Zero 1 Productions presents Comedy Jam 2017 at Powerhouse Bar and Grill in Mandan. Featuring Tom Garland and Shorty Ward. Tickets are $25. Visit zero1productions.rocks for more infomation. 501 Burlington St SE, Mandan

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JANUARY 15TH Kids Yoga 4pm-4:55pm Children will improve strength, flexibility, and coordination while reducing stress and connecting with their bodies. Children will learn how to focus and center themselves with various breathing and visualization techniques. They will also learn self-respect and respect for others with the practice of fun and challenging poses, partner and group poses, lots of yoga games and deep breathing. Class is 45 minutes. For tickets visit transitions-yoga.com. 1929 N Washington St, Ste WW, Bismarck

JANUARY 16TH

Memories of Elvis featuring Chris MacDonald

Stormy Monday Blues

7:30pm-10:30pm

7pm

Wine Tasting and Art

Join us for Chris MacDonald’s “Memories of Elvis in Concert” -- a dynamic full production tribute that shares the incredible story of a “shy, humble country boy who became the King of Rock-nRoll” through highlights of several stages of his iconic career: the early years, the movies, the black leather ‘68 comeback, the white fringe ‘70 Vegas concerts. This national touring production brings a Las Vegas-style show with dynamic band and singers as Chris MacDonald draws his audience in with the look, sounds, and nuances that made Elvis the King. For more information visit startickets.com.

6:30pm-9pm

7932 Highway 24, Fort Yates

Every 1st and 3rd Monday of each month is Stormy Monday Blues Night! Come try our Monday Specials and enjoy blues from local musicians. Held at the Vault Events. 309 N 3rd St, Bismarck

JANUARY 19TH

Need a date night? Enjoy a wine tasting and wine education provided by the very knowledgeable Brent at WilLiquors of Bismarck. Then remember which one you loved, fill your glass and get ready to create a masterpiece. You will be painting a snowman on a 16X20 stretched canvas so it will be ready to hang as soon as you return home. $30 ticket includes wine tasting and art project. Only 30 seats available so get your tickets before we sell out. For more info visit singnatureeventsmandan.com. 804 Canyon Road SW, Mandan

JANUARY 20TH Bismarck Bobcats vs. Brookings 7:15pm VFW Sports Center. For more info visit bismarckbobcats.com. 1200 N Washington St, Bismarck

JANUARY 21ST Brothers Keepers MC Chili Cook-off 10am-5pm Attend Brothers Keepers MC 5th Annual Chili Cook-off to help raise awareness for the Veterans Outdoors Adventures, a local charity that works with all North Dakota veterans, first responders and their families. $10 fee to enter a chili and be judged by People’s Choice. $20 fee to enter a chili to be judged by Judges Panel (only 10 chili entries will be judged by the judges) Event is open to the public. No entrance fee to come in and No entrance fee to sample chili. Free will donations accepted. Trophies and cash prizes will be awarded to top three chilis in each catagory. For more info call Cisco at (701) 426-4341. 900 S Washington St, Bismarck

Jennifer Lyn-The Album Tour 9pm Jennifer Lyn makes a stop on her Album Tour at Pub 21 in Bismrck. Don’t miss this live Blues-Rock explosion taking the stage. For more information, please visit www.jenniferlynmusic.com. 1014 S 12th St, Bismarck

JANUARY 22ND Kids Yoga 4pm-4:55pm Children will improve strength, flexibility, and coordination while reducing stress and connecting with their bodies. Children will learn how to focus and center themselves with various breathing and visualization techniques. They will also learn self-respect and respect for others with the practice of fun and challenging poses, partner and group poses, lots of yoga games and deep breathing. Class is 45 minutes. For tickets visit transitions-yoga.com. 1929 N Washington St, Ste WW, Bismarck

JANUARY 27TH Monsters in the Pool 4pm-6pm He’s blue and yellow and six legs of flotation fun! Grab some friends and jump on our monster! He’s sure to please! 901 Division St NW, Mandan Hairball with Unleashed 7pm-10pm Hairball is a Rock & Roll experience you won’t soon forget. A band puts on a concert. Hairball puts on an event! With lights, sound, smoke, fire, bombs and screaming hoards of avid fans, merely BISMARCK-MAGAZINE.COM

calling it a concert would be like calling Mount Rushmore a roadside attraction!

Xtreme Bull Riding

315 S 5th St, Bismarck

The Xtreme Bull Riding event will feature 50 top professional bull riders in the PRCA World Standings. There will be many Wrangler National Finals qualifiers featured against the top stock of several of the nation's premier stock contractors. You will be at the edge of your seat with the most intense, bone-jarring two hours in sports . . . . eight seconds at a time. For more info visit etix.com.

JANUARY 28TH Bismarck Bobcats vs. Aberdeen 7:15pm VFW Sports Center. For more info visit bismarckbobcats.com. 1200 N Washington St, Bismarck

JANUARY 29TH Kids Yoga 4pm-4:55pm Children will improve strength, flexibility, and coordination while reducing stress and connecting with their bodies. Children will learn how to focus and center themselves with various breathing and visualization techniques. They will also learn self-respect and respect for others with the practice of fun and challenging poses, partner and group poses, lots of yoga games, and deep breathing. Class is 45 minutes. For tickets visit transitions-yoga.com. 1929 N Washington St, Ste WW, Bismarck Dreams Day Bridal Show 12pm-4pm

7:30-10pm

315 S 5th St, Bismarck DECAdent Desserts Come and sample desserts from different local resturants. Vote for the people's choice award and watch local celebrity guests choose the winner of the most DECAdent Dessert of 2017! DECAdent Desserts is held at the Idea Center. For tickets call Karel at 701-355-8042. 2720 E Broadway Ave # 2, Bismarck

FEBRUARY 4TH Masks in the Moonlight 5pm-11pm Join us for the fourth annual Masks in the Moonlight Charity Ball! Events include a dinner, dance, entertainment, a live and silent auction and much more! All proceeds benefit the Bismarck Cancer Center Foundation! For more info visit bismarckcancercanterfoundation.com.

Here comes the bridal show! Experience all that the Bismarck/ Mandan wedding professionals have to offer while planning your dream wedding! Join us for the areaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s largest wedding planning event on January 29, 2017 at the Bismarck Event Center Exhibit Hall. For more information visit dreamdaybridalshow.com.

1603 E Main Ave, Bismarck

315 S 5th St, Bismarck

FEBRUARY 2ND Xtreme Bull Riding 7:30-10pm

Xtreme Bull Riding 7:30-10pm

315 S 5th St, Bismarck

Capital Shakespeare presents its first winter show, "All My Sons," an award-winning drama by Arthur Miller. Held in the Russell Reid Auditorium of the North Dakota Heritage Center. For more information call 701-328-2666.

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FEBRUARY 10TH Capitol Shakespeare presents All My Sons 7pm

612 E Blvd Ave, Bismarck

Makewell 7pm-11pm

The Original Sports Show 3pm-8pm Tickets are $4 per Adult, $2 ages 6-12, age 5 and under free. Over 150+ vendors display campers, RV’s, boats, icehouses and more! Great Seminars from Pro-Anglers James Linder, Eric Olson and Ultimate Outdoor Adventures. Dockdogs diving competition and many fun activities for the whole family! For more info visit BismarckSportShow.com. 315 South 5th Street Bismarck Bismarck Bobcats vs. MN Wilderness 7:15pm VFW Sports Center. For more info visit bismarckbobcats.com. 1200 N Washington St, Bismarck

FEBRUARY 11TH Capitol Shakespeare presents All My Sons 2pm

Makewell is all about creating a space for the local makers and doers to connect, learn, and be inspired by those around them. As makers, no matter your craft or industry, we often face the same challenges and raise the same questions. Let’s come together to challenge each other to make better, to grow from one another’s experiences, and encourage each other’s dreams. Limited tickets availabe at makewell.eventbrite.com. 200 W Main Ave, Third Floor, Bismarck 1964 The Tribute 7:30pm-10pm There is a reason 1964 has played to sold out audiences around the world including Carnegie Hall and Red Rocks Amphitheatre both of which have sold out more than 12 consecutive years. 1964 takes their audience on a musical journey to an era in rock history that will live forever in our hearts. Performing songs from the pre Sgt. Pepper era, 1964 astonishingly recreates an early 60’s live Beatles concert with period instruments, clothing, hairstyles and onstage banter. Tickets available at tributetickets.com 211 N 6th St, Bismarck

Capital Shakespeare presents its first winter show, "All My Sons," an award-winning drama by Arthur Miller. Heald in the Russell Reid Auditorium of the North Dakota Heritage Center.

Bismarck Bobcats vs. Brookings

612 E Blvd Ave, Bismarck 701-328-2666

VFW Sports Center. For more info visit bismarckbobcats.com.

7:15pm 1200 N Washington St, Bismarck

Winter Market 10am-2pm

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Winter Market is an extension of BisMarket. It is a farmers market held monthly during the winter. Produce, jewelry, canned and baked goods, art, handmade crafts. Held at United Tribes Technical College. For more info visit wintermarketnd.com.

Capitol Shakespeare presents All My Sons

3315 University Dr, Bismarck The Original Sports Show 3pm-8pm Tickets are $4 per Adult, $2 ages 6-12, age 5 and under free. Over 150+ vendors display campers, RV’s, boats, icehouses and more! Great Seminars from Pro-Anglers James Linder, Eric Olson and Ultimate Outdoor Adventures. Dockdogs diving competition and many fun activities for the whole family! For more info visit BismarckSportShow.com. 315 South 5th Street Bismarck

2pm Capitol Shakespeare presents its first winter show, All My Sons, an award winning drama by Arthur Miller. Heald in the Russell Reid Auditorium of the North Dakota Heritage Center. 612 E Blvd Ave, Bismarck 701-328-2666 The Original Sports Show 3pm-8pm Tickets are $4 per Adult, $2 ages 6-12, age 5 and under free. Over 150+ vendors display campers, RV’s, boats, icehouses and more! Great Seminars from Pro-Anglers James Linder, Eric Olson and Ultimate Outdoor Adventures. Dockdogs diving competition and many fun activities for the whole family! For more info visit BismarckSportShow.com. 315 South 5th Street Bismarck BISMARCK-MAGAZINE.COM

Mandan Womens Expo 2017 12pm-5pm Join us for an amazing day to Celebrate Women! “ The day will be filled with a wide variety of vendors and small businesses, a fun Valentine’s Day Fashion Show by local boutiques. We will be offering an open bar for drinks, and special grand prize drawings to be announced, as well as door prizes for our guests, where the more they buy from our vendors, the more tickets they get for our prizes! Held at the Baymont Inn in Mandan.

FEBRUARY 18TH Jennifer Lyn-The Album Tour 8pm Jennifer Lyn makes a stop on her Album Tour at Lauging Sun in Bismarck. Don’t miss this live Blues-Rock explosion taking the stage. For more information, please visit www.jenniferlynmusic.com.

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FEBRUARY 24TH

Train Your Brain for Success

Dance+

1pm-4pm

7:30pm

Train Your Brain for Success presented by Roger Seip is based on Roger Seip’s bestselling book. Train Your Brain for Success is extremely interactive, incredibly eye-opening and a lot of fun! Register prior to January 25th (no refunds after that date). Cost to attend is $25 for non-members; $10 for members of NAIFA.

A powerhouse program, exploring the bold physicality and imagination of ballet. Dance+ is a mixed repertoire program that features a new mix of classical and contemporary dance every year, and pushes the boundaries of art created through collaboration. Join us for a thrilling performance that captures the craft and vision of local dancers, artists and musicians. Tickets available at northernplainsdance.org.

900 S Washington St, Bismarck

FEBRUARY 14TH Happy Valentines Day from Bismarck Magazine! KFYR AGRI International 9am A premiere mid-winter event with hundreds of agribusiness exhibits and numerous educational and informational programs. 315 S 5th St, Bismarck

FEBRUARY 17TH Monsters in the Pool 4pm-6pm He’s blue and yellow and six legs of flotation fun! Grab some friends and jump on our monster! He’s sure to please! 901 Division St NW, Mandan

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211 N 6th Street, Bismarck Bismarck Bobcats vs. Aberdeen 7:15pm VFW Sports Center. For more info visit bismarckbobcats.com. 1200 N Washington St, Bismarck

FEBRUARY 25TH Dance+ 2:30pm & 7:30pm A powerhouse program, exploring the bold physicality and imagination of ballet. Dance+ is a mixed repertoire program that features a new mix of classical and contemporary dance every year, and pushes the boundaries of art created through collaboration. Join us for a thrilling performance that captures the craft and vision of local dancers, artists and musicians. Tickets available at northernplainsdance.org. 211 N 6th Street, Bismarck

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Bismarck Blarney Stone Pub 408 E. Main

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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

Broadway Grill and Tavern Broadway Centre at 100 W Broadway

3-6pm Happy 3-6pm Happy 3-6pm Happy 3-6pm Happy 3-6pm Happy 3-6pm Happy Hour from $4.50 Hour from $4.50 Hour from $4.50 Hour from $4.50 Hour from $4.50 Hour from $4.50 tall premium tall premium tall premium tall premium tall premium tall premium beers, $4 tall beers, $4 tall beers, $4 tall beers, $4 tall beers, $4 tall beers, $4 tall domestic, $6 domestic, $6 domestic, $6 domestic, $6 domestic, $6 domestic, $6 wine by the glass wine by the glass wine by the glass wine by the glass wine by the glass wine by the glass

The Bistro 1103 E Front Ave

5-6pm 5-6pm 5-6pm 5-6pm 1.50 off all tall 1.50 off all tall 1.50 off all tall 1.50 off all tall drafts drafts drafts drafts $3.75 well mixed $3.75 well mixed $3.75 well mixed $3.75 well mixed drinks drinks drinks drinks 4-10pm 241 Bomb Shots, Captain Morgan drinks, taps, Long Islands and well drinks

Borrowed Buck’s Roadhouse 118 S 3rd St

Birthday Mugs $2 and $4 shooter shots all night

8-11pm 241’s

4-11pm $1 drinks for ladies

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

Corral Bar 2111 E Main

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

Elbow Room 115 S 5th St

4:30-6pm .75 cents off everything

7-9pm .75 cents off everything

Fireflour 111 N 5th St

$9 bottomless wine

4-10pm Free house margarita with any fajita purchase

Special prices on doubleheader beer

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

Special prices on doubleheader beer

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 241’s

$9 bottomless wine

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Bismarck

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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 3-6pm & 9-close $3 wine $4 3-6pm & 9-close 3-6pm & 9-close 3-6pm & 9-close $3 wine $4 wells $6 pints, $3 wine $4 $3 wine $4 $3 wine $4 wells $6 pints buy one get one wells $6 pints wells $6 pints wells $6 pints Free bloody w/ martinis breakfast

The Pond 307 N 3rd St

3pm-6pm 9pm-12pm $2 wells $3 domestics $4 micros $5 Henwiches

3pm-6pm 9pm-12pm $2 wells $3 domestics $4 micros $5 Henwiches 5pm-close 1/2 price bottles of wine

Shogun #H1, 2700 State St

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

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241’s 4-6pm

3pm-6pm $2 wells $3 domestics $4 micros $5 Henwiches

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Sunday 4-7pm $1 off pints

All Day Tap beer specials

Open-2pm Endless mimosas

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

Open-4pm Endless mimosas

Bismarck

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Sidelines 300 S 5th St

4-6pm .50 off all drinks

Sports Page 1120 Tacoma Ave

8-11pm 241’s

6-close $2.50 Morgan $3.50 Jager Bombs

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

8-11pm 241’s

6- close $3.50 Jack Daniels $3 Chuck Norris

Stadium Sports Bar 1247 W Divide Ave

4-Midnight $1 off everything

4-6pm $1 off everything

4-7pm $1 off everything

Toasted Frog 124 N 4th St

Mandan Mandan Broken Oar 4724 Pintail Loop SE

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Sunday 6pm-close .50 off all drinks

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

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

Monday 4-6pm .50 off all drinks

Tuesday 4-6pm .50 off all drinks

Wednesday 4-6pm .50 off all drinks

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

The Drink 4007 South Bay Dr SE

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

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

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

all day 241’s

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The Moscow 202 E Main

241 well drinks

8-10pm 1/2 off everything

$2 domestics $1 vodka shots

4-6pm $2.50 4-6pm $2.50 4-6pm $2.50 4-6pm $2.50 4-6pm $2.50 domestic domestic domestic domestic domestic bottles & bottles & bottles & bottles & bottles & Powerhouse wells wells wells wells wells Bar & Grill $3.25 tall $3.25 tall $3.25 tall $3.25 tall $3.25 tall 501 Burlington domestic tap domestic tap domestic tap domestic tap domestic tap St SE $2.25 $2.25 $2.25 $2.25 $2.25 domestic pints domestic pints domestic pints domestic pints domestic pints $1 off import $1 off import $1 off import $1 off import $1 off import bottles & tap bottles & tap bottles & tap bottles & tap bottles & tap Rock Point 2500 Pirates Loop SE

2pm-8pm 2pm-8pm 2pm-8pm 2pm-8pm 2pm-8pm 2pm-8pm 2pm-8pm $2 tap beer $2 tap beer $2 tap beer $2 tap beer $2 tap beer $2 tap beer $2 tap beer and well drinks and well drinks and well drinks and well drinks and well drinks and well drinks and well drinks

Silver Dollar 200 E Main

11-1pm & 4-7pm beer and bar pours $2.75

tap beer $1.50 tap beer $1.50 tap beer $1.50 tap beer $1.50 tap beer $1.50 tap beer $1.50 tap beer Strawberry Bar $1.50 $4 pitcher $4 pitcher $4 pitcher $4 pitcher $4 pitcher $4 pitcher $4 pitcher 210 W Main 241 wells 241 wells 241 wells 241 wells 241 wells 241 wells 241 wells

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Lincoln DJâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Tavern 70 Santee Rd

11-1pm & 4-7pm $2.75 beer and bar pours

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