Bismarck Magazine - Volume 1: Issue 5 November/December 2016 by Bismarck Magazine

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LIGHTS ON

CHESTNUT DRIVE Greg and Sharon Wilz have shared their love of Christmas for the last 10 years. We've got the exclusive story.

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CONTENTS 10 Politics Aside Get to know the North Dakota Governor candidates and what they plan to do with their holidays.

24 Santa Story

How a local couple has transformed into Mr. and Mrs. Claus and delighted families for 10 years. Glasser Images

Holiday Happenings

A New Tradition

Step away from the norm with this Christmas Roast recipe by Chef Grego.

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Gift Guide

Buy your gifts locally this year with our holiday gift guide.

Christmas at Mary

A 55-year tradition returns with a 95-voice University of Mary Concert Choir.

CONTENTS

46 Twelve Days of Giving While you're in the giving spirit, here are 12 Unique local nonprofits to donate to during the holidays. Glasser Images

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Healthy Holidays

Five personal changes to incorporate this holiday season.

27 Three Holiday Tours Add a new holiday tradition with lights and limos, aerial tours and local wineries.

32 Hitting the Slopes Check out all the local ski-hills for some winter fun!

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 1 Issue 5

November-December 2016

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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Merry Christmas from BM

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LETTER

You can always tell it’s November by the way the mood shifts. The business of everyone’s lives becomes more intense, the stores frantically fabricate a winter wonderland and the children eagerly write Santa their wish lists. But we often forget that there is much more to this beautiful tri-fecta of seasons. No matter what holidays you celebrate or don’t, these next two months are meant for giving thanks for our blessings and sharing our wealth with the ones we love and hold dear. It is during times like these, when we might become consumed in the hustle and bustle of our own lives, we risk looking past those truly in need. In this Holiday Issue, we want to help remind you of the true meaning of these holidays and share how some amazing people in our community give back. Every issue we publish, we become more humbled by the people in our community. Small acts of kindness, or simply ideas to help others may seem insignificant, but often make the biggest difference. Continue reading and find out how a Lincoln couple turned a simple competitive family light show into a life-changing extravaganza, and how twelve small ideas to help others turned into twelve sustaining non-profits that make our community great. Happy Thanksgiving, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from Bismarck Magazine! We hope you travel safely this holiday season and share time with the ones you love.

POLITICS ASIDE...

Getting to know the North Dakota Governor Candidates on a personal level

DOUG BURGUM BM: What are you doing for the holidays? Burgum: Depends on what happens on Nov 8th.

branding or fall hunting, holds some of the greatest memories for me and family.

BM: Do you and your family have any specific holiday traditions? Burgum: Christmas Eve church service and a family gathering afterward in Arthur, North Dakota, with all the Burgum relatives.

BM: What does an average night look like for Doug Burgum? Burgum: I have been on earth as of today 21,980 nights. The average of those nights includes everything from learning to walk and talk, to running for governor. In between I had the pleasure of parenting three kids (who have recently passed me with 22,719 collective earth nights between them).

BM: What's your favorite part of North Dakota? Burgum: Traveling over 25,000 miles in North Dakota this year, Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve had a chance to visit and return to some very special places, including many of our beautiful state parks. Other favorites include snow-skiing in Pembina Gorge and the Turtle Mountains, spending time on the water at Lake Metigoshe and the Missouri River, plus enjoying historic Medora and breathtaking Theodore Roosevelt National Park. I love my hometown of Arthur, the wooded Red River valleys and the wide open prairies of eastern North Dakota. Our time spent in Slope County and the North Dakota Badlands, however, whether during spring 10

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BM: If you could have dinner with anyone, who would it be? Burgum: Thomas Jefferson â&#x20AC;&#x201C; who wrote our Declaration of Independence, the Virginia Statue for Religious Freedom. He was also Father of the University of Virginia, an architect, designer, inventor, author, founding father, farmer and more, including Vice President, and then President of the United States. BM: What's your favorite food? Burgum: Spaghetti

BM: What are you doing for the holidays? Nelson: Our traditional family thing is we double down and do a ham day and a lutefisk day. BM: What are your holiday traditions? Nelson: Normally we go back to Mom's farm near Rugby. We also try to have an every other year get together with my sisters down in Brownsburg, Indiana, but that doesn’t always happen. BM: What is your favorite part of North Dakota? Nelson: I really love the Turtle Mountains. I went to college in Bottineau, I'm at Rolla now and they have always been around. Maybe it's my favorite in some way because it’s so different from the rest of the state. It really is a unique and wonderful place. I am however a plains guy, so if I spend too many days in the trees I need to get out. I prefer rural North Dakota over the city. My first job was as an inspector for the Department of Agriculture. My territory was the west half of North Dakota so I have been around the whole state. I really have seen the state and it’s all beautiful, but the getaway place would be the Turtle Mountains.

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BM: What are some of your hobbies? Nelson: I like to fish and hunt. I’ve also taken up horn playing again. I was a French horn player in high school. I play the alto horn now. Last winter I was playing in the British Brass Band in Minot. It’s the only brass band for five states! BM: What does an average night look like for Marvin Nelson? Nelson: I’m an Ag Consultant, so there is no 'done with work!' I haven’t been done for 25 years! I usually don’t get home 'til after dark and then there is paper work to be done. BM: If you could have dinner with anyone who, would it be? Nelson: If I could just get the whole family together that would probably be my first choice. BM: What's your favorite color? Nelson: I have always liked a tan brown color.

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‘Twas the night after Thanksgiving and all down Chesnut Drive, tummies were full and the sky was alive. The light strings were strung ‘round the house and much more. There’s no question Greg and Sharon will touch more hearts than before. hen Greg Wilz sports a red coat in the winter months, he knows what he’s getting himself into. “Especially when he grows his beard out,” Sharon Wilz, Greg’s wife said, “he really does look like Santa Claus.” Greg smiles as Sharon continues to tell one of many stories about children mistaking him for Mr. Claus.

“The little boy asked Greg if his name was Santa and Greg said, ‘Yes! Ho Ho Ho!” Sharon said. “He looked up at his mom and with a cute little attitude said, 'I told you.” No, Greg and Sharon’s name is not ‘Claus,’ but it might as well be. For the last 10 years, Chesnut Drive has transformed into Bismarck’s version of the North Pole.

The Wilz’s illuminate the neighborhood with over a quarter of a million Christmas lights hung around their home that flash to synchronized music each night for a month. “Friday night after Thanksgiving there’s people waiting for us to turn them on,” Greg said, “some for 15 to 20 minutes.” The light extravaganza spiraled from a friendly competition with Greg’s sister, Gigi, who lives across the street, to a staple in the community. “When Sharon and I lived out in the country, we started razzing (my sister) about how few lights she put up but considered it wonderful decorating,” Greg said. From then on, competition sparked. The siblings started to have family members judge their lights every holiday. Greg put a Charlie Brown-like needle-less evergreen in Gigi’s yard to tease her decorating. Greg and Sharon started handing out Hershey chocolate to entice viewers, so Gigi started handing out candy canes.

we add a string of lights it can take 15 to 20 hours to add those lights.” Not to mention, the couple builds and welds all the decorations themselves. “It is truly a labor of love for us,” Greg said, “because at the end of the day we get stories from the people.” How many people? The Wilz’s handed out 10,000 candy canes and ran out last year. How many marriage proposals have happened in front of their home? At least three. How many smiles created? They will probably never know.

“I had one guy tell me, 'My wife is lying in a hospital bed with cancer tonight and she asked me to come out here and take some pictures because she heard about it,” said re-telling the man's story. "I “It was pure competition have not had a lot to smile about in years, to the point where we and you made me smile tonight.’ Sharon and I came into the house crying.” were sneaking out at

night, and adding some more to outdo the other house."

“It was pure competition to the point where we were sneaking out at night, and adding some more to outdo the other house,” Greg said. “We never let them know what our plan was for that year. We would never let them see our workshops.” Three years later, the Wilz’s began collaborating with a company called Light-O-Rama, which triggered the transformation to the show seen today. Partnering with Light-O-Rama allowed them to coordinate the flashing of the lights with the beat of a song. Programming one song can take up to 60 to 70 hours of labor.

The Wilz’s typically run the show from 5:30 p.m. to 10:45 p.m. during the week, and 5:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. on the weekends. However, the week of Christmas they keep them on until 1 a.m.

Greg says he is often asked how many bulbs exactly does he think they have. He used to know, but not anymore. “I read an article one time. If you count how many Christmas lights you have, you don’t have enough,” he said. Hours of labor aside, and a rough estimate of 357,000 bulbs, the expense to back the show seems relatively low. “You’d be surprised. It’s not that high,” Sharon said. “Our highest is $320. And our normal bill is in the low $200s. It’s because we use LEDs and we don’t have them on all the time.”

“That’s why we only do one song each year,” Greg said. “If

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The rest of the year, Greg sets aside the red suit for a more serious one. Greg was appointed Homeland Security Division Director and State Security Advisor in 2006. Preceding that he retired from a 29-year career in the National Guard touting a long list of accomplishments including Commander of the Engineering School. Military bloodlines run thick through the Wilz’s veins as Gigi is also in the armed forces and hosts a large gathering for hundreds of veterans and their families each year.

And, of course, Greg and Sharon dress up as Mr. and Mrs. Claus for the kids at Gigi’s party. “It was the first year we decided to surprise my sister and we met everyone,” Greg said. “The next year, the kids were scattered around the house and I’m walking around with a big bag of toys and this one little boy just takes off running toward me. 'Santa! I knew you’d come back!' And he leapt in the air. I had to drop the bag to grab the kid and I fell right back into a recliner.” “Merry Christmas,' I said. 'I missed you, too.”

The first of January, the show has to end. But don’t you worry it will soon come again. And we heard Greg exclaim ‘midst a string of long lights, “Happy Christmas to all, and to all a good-night!”

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Limo & Lights For a fun evening with friends or family, Bismarck Magazine scoped out the three must see holiday light shows in the area. Bundle up, grab some hot cocoa and jump in the car. Better yet, make a night of it with a limousine lights tour. Here are companies that offer this during the holiday season: (They even let you bring your own champagne) Nightlife Limousine 10-passenger limo - 1.5 hour ride $135 plus 15% gratuity Platinum Limousine 30-passenger limo - 2 hour ride - $200 Executive Limousine 10-passenger minimum - 2 hour ride - Starting at $200 BISMARCK-MAGAZINE.COM

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Aerial Sightseeing Take your significant other up on a romantic airplane ride over Bismarck/ Mandan. You can watch the sun set over the Missouri River or see the town lit up with Christmas lights. Flights make a great gift for birthdays, Christmas, anniversaries, engagements or just because! Half hour flights are $120 or a full hour is $225. Up to 3 people can partake in the experience at a time. Call Linda at 701.223.4754 to schedule your flight today!

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Looking for a wine tasting experience for you and your friends this holiday season? Ever thought of making your own wine right here in Bismarck? Vintner’s Cellar Winery takes the art of wine making and personalizes it, allowing groups of up to 20 people to browse their selection of the finest juices to create customized wines. When you arrive you will browse the many varieties of grapes and wines on hand at Vintner’s, and they will help you create a taste you’ll love. Or bring in your own fruit. The process takes about 2 hours depending on the size of your group. Be sure to call in advance to save a spot at the counter. Vintner’s Winery, 3250 Rock Island Place. 701-255-wine. A $200 down payment is required if bottles of wine are not purchased.

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Happy Holidays

It’s a busy time of year. In what seems to be the season of expectations - all the parties, programs, buying the perfect gifts - the end of the year can start to feel like the end of sanity! Here are some simple, personal challenges to incorporate into the upcoming holiday season. 1. Keep your expectations real. In 2014 the University of London did a study to prove that the key to happiness is low expectations. Instead of expecting everything to go perfectly or that you can do it all, take a step back and be realistic. That may mean declining a holiday party invitation, creating a more honest holiday budget for shopping, or realizing lumpy mashed potatoes don't mean a failed Thanksgiving. Extend yourself some grace.

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2. Make self-care a priority. Yes, it's easier to say than do. But get adequate sleep (6+ hours), drink lots of water, eat right, and get up and move. Falling apart because of a hectic, self-deprived schedule only makes daily tasks more difficult. Don’t wait until January to start taking care of your health. You will still be busy then. Do it now! 3. Simplify. Check out our tips for making holiday meals healthier and worry-free at www.proximal50.com/ bismarckmagazine. Simplifying the menu while keeping all of the traditional dishes means more time for family and friends. Taste, nourishment and comfort can come from the simplest of dishes, so why add stress by making complicated recipes that monopolize precious time? Watch football, go for a walk, play a game or just reminisce with family and friends!

4. Put some thought behind your holiday shopping. Shopping for Christmas gifts can start to feel like just another thing on the to-do list adding to the stress of the season or causing last-minute purchases that feel like an afterthought. Expressing our love and gratitude through material gifts often blurs the true sentiment of celebrations.

5. Finally, consider giving the gift of health by helping a loved one (or yourself!) get started the on a wellness journey. Getting away from the superficial and size oriented world we live in, view these types of gifts as an investment in your future together which truly is the ultimate gift.

Think about the gifts that you canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t always buy. Quality time together, words of appreciation and affection to tell those you love how you feel about them, thoughtful actions for a loved one can bring more joy than unwrapping a box filled with clothes.

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For kids, it can be helpful to try to the four gift rule: something they need, something they want, something they wear and something they read. One gift from each category and thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s it. Ask grandparents and other family members to do the same.

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Bismarck Magazine set out to find the most popular holiday traditions in our three cities. After surveying over 1,000 Bismarck, Mandan, Lincoln residents, here are the official results!

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Christmas Dinner With Chef Grego

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re you in the mood to try something new this holiday season? Or are you struggling to find the perfect recipe to really wow the extended family? Don’t worry, we can help. Well…Grego DiDonna can help. Grego is a New Yorker who was raised in Los Angeles and spent most of his life in a kitchen. In nearby kitchens, he's made us fabulous dishes at The Walrus, then opened his own restaurant called DiDonna's. He’s known for his Italian cooking, but can make literally anything. How did the Bismarck/ Mandan/Lincoln community get so lucky? You can thank his wife for making him move to our beautiful city and spoil us with his cuisine. These days, you can find him at sixteen03 Main Events as the executive chef, always trying out new recipes and experimenting for his guests. We know the holidays get busy, and you may not have time to search for the perfect Christmas dinner recipe, so Grego agreed to share some of his genius with us. 38

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Prime Rib, Rosemary Potatoes and Balsamic Asparagus: * Grego didn’t want to give all his secrets away, but he gave some tips on how to marinate the meat. Prime Rib: Step 1: Begin by marinating your prime rib in olive oil, salt and pepper, and a hint of rosemary to help tie well with the potatoes. Step 2: Let the roast marinate for at least an hour. Then bake for 1 hour at 475 degrees. Step 3: After the roast sears for an hour reduce heat to 110-115 degrees (depending on how hot your oven gets) and let it sit 2 hours uncovered. Potatoes: Serving 6 * Use 24 small red potatoes or 6 whole potatoes depending on time frame. Step 1: Chop potatoes into large cubes (or if using small red potatoes simply leave uncut and season).

Step 3: Bake potatoes 45 minutes at 325 degrees. Balsamic Asparagus: Grill, bake or steam your asparagus and add balsamic reduction. Balsamic Reduction recipe: Step 1: In a heavy-bottomed sauce pan, bring 1 cup balsamic vinegar to a low boil (about a medium heat) and add ½ Tbsp sugar. Step 2: Whisk constantly to prevent burning--about 15 minutes. Step 3: Reduce heat to low, while whisking, turn heat off and let sit. This will reduce to about a ½ cup of thick syrup. Pair this meal with any dry red wine and impress your guests! Grego suggests a Cabernet Sauvignon by 14 Hands. Its fully body and hints of spice bring out the seasoning in the meat and enhance the flavors.

Step 2: Season potatoes with ¾ cup olive oil, a ½ tsp pepper, ¾ tsp salt (add more if you desire) and ¾ tsp rosemary.

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Christmasat Mary

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hristmas at Mary has become a community tradition.

The concert features the 95-voice University of Mary

Celebrated the weekend after Thanksgiving or

Concert Choir performing a variety of music, this year

first weekend of December, it is for many people in the

including a Russian setting of the Hail Mary, a theme

Bismarck, Mandan, Lincoln community the kick-off of

and variations on Jingle Bells, and a lively version of the

the holiday season. This year will be the 55th annual

traditional carol “God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen.” Also

Christmas at Mary concert. Of those 55 years, Sr. Thomas

featured in the concert is Vocal Jazz performing a cappella

Welder, President Emeritus of the University of Mary, was

arrangements of “Let It Snow” and the contemporary

the choir director of 11 starting in 1963, the second year of

Christmas piece, “Welcome to Our World.”

the event. The Gabrieli Brass, directed by Dennis Gowen, Professor Last year they expanded the concert to three performances

of Music and Director of Bands, is a perennial favorite

(Friday, Saturday, Sunday) due to overflow crowds. It is not

at Christmas at Mary. Performing music by the late

a ticketed event, so people are encouraged to arrive early as

Renaissance composer Giovanni Gabrieli, the brass

there is limited seating in the chapel.

ensemble forms three groups positioned on three sides

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of the chapel. With the organ pipes joining from the back of the chapel, the ensemble surrounds the audience in sound as it builds to a thrilling climax. Christmas at Mary showcases the student musicians at the University of Mary, which includes music majors as well as students majoring in a variety of areas in the schools of business, education, arts and sciences, and health sciences. Students hail from North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Montana, Colorado, Illinois, Wisconsin, Maryland, Michigan, California, Washinton, Oregon, Nevada, Florida, Alaska, Texas, Massachusetts, Missouri, and Arizona. This is the ninth event for Dr. Tom Porter, choral director and chair of the Department of Music. Each season builds upon the last, including decorations, lighting, and music. The concert takes place in Our Lady of the Annunciation Chapel, which was designed by world-renowned architect Marcel Breuer. Its rock walls and unique design elements make it a visually stunning as well as acoustically perfect setting for choral music performances. Concert schedule: Friday, December 2, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, December 3, 7:30 p.m. Sunday, December 4, 3:00 p.m. Location: Our Lady of the Annunciation Chapel in the Benedictine Center for Servant Leadership at the University of Mary. People driving from Bismarck should use the south entrance to the University of Mary (at the bottom of the hill) and park near the bell tower or (especially for handicapped access) near the Tharaldson School of Business. Cost: Free and open to the public

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Holiday Edition

Here are the top three favorite Christmas movies to add to your own must-watch list as voted on by over 1,000 Bismarck, Mandan and Lincoln residents.

#1 How the Grinch Stole Christmas His only companion is his unloved, but loyal dog, Max. From his cave, the Grinch can hear the noisy Christmas festivities that take place in Whoville. Annoyed, he decides to stop Christmas from coming by stealing their presents, trees, and food for their Christmas feast.

After the McCallisters mistakenly leave for the airport without Kevin, he awakens to an empty house and assumes his wish to have no family has come true. But his excitement sours when he realizes that two con men plan to rob the McCallister residence, and that he alone must protect the family home.

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Youngster Ralphie Parker, who spends most of his time dodging a bully and dreaming of his ideal Christmas gift, a "Red Ryder air rifle" is frequently at odds with his cranky dad but comforted by his doting mother. He struggles to make it to Christmas Day with his glasses and his hopes intact.

Bismarck Magazine set out to find the most popular holiday traditions in our three cities. After surveying over 1,000 Bismarck, Mandan, Lincoln residents, here are the official results! For New Years

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New Yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Eve, a time to say goodbye to the past and hello to new beginnings, dance the night away and pop champagne with friends and family. Is it your turn to host the midnight bash? Check out these locations instead of making the house a mess.

Co-Studio 200 West Main Ave 3rd Floor Bismarck, ND 58501

Juniper Workantile 122 North 4th St Bismarck, ND 58501

Sixteen03 Main Events 1603 Main Street Bismarck ND 58501

The Smith & Curran Event Room (Above Humpack Sally's) 510 E Main Ave Bismarck, ND 58501

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Days of Giving

On the first day of Christmas my community gave to me 12 unique nonprofits...and now you can give back. Bismarck Magazine

scoured the area for local do-gooders with a special cause. Read more to find the perfect way to give back this holiday season.

1 31:8 Project

Photos provided by each local nonprofit.

By “speaking up for those who cannot speak for themselves” and through working together, we can make a difference in the fight against modern day slavery. 31:8 Project was created to equip and challenge society to proactively address issues regarding human trafficking starting right here in North Dakota. Since 2010, Project 31:8 has incorporated the verse Proverbs 31:8 as a guide to provide informative seminars, conduct research, and create curriculums applicable to all levels of education and forms of human trafficking. Their continued work is dependent upon whom they are working with, as they are able to tailor trainings and presentations to fit the needs of each individual group.

2 Carrie's Kids

Carrie’s Kids believes that all children and teens are created with a purpose. They provide outreach, clubs, groups, events and programs that promote dignity, build social and life skills, nurture potential and instill

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It is through their work that they are able to examine the causes, impact, and issues surrounding this crime and the victims. Project 31:8 also believes in the importance of collaboration and is currently working with faithbased organizations, the medical community, colleges and schools around the state. Everyone has a role to play in combating human trafficking. To find out more about 31:8 Project and the work that they do, and to donate, check out their website at www.318project.org or contact Stacy L. Schaffer – Founder of 31:8 Project at schaffer@318project.org.

self-sufficiency to qualified children and teens who lack a safe learning environment or are at risk or even homeless, in the Bismarck-Mandan area of North Dakota.

Children and teens that are in high-risk situations are resilient, especially when given the opportunity to be successful. Hosting events all year is essential in connecting Carrie’s Kids and the community with children and teens and their families. The events allow for compassion, involvement, leadership and the ability for children and teens to have hope. Children living in high-risk situations are the least likely to possess essential coping and social skills or have the emotional and social support necessary to deal with and overcome stress and become successful in the face of adversity. We want children and teens to

3 Center for Technology & Business

Center for Technology & Business is an umbrella nonprofit that creates an entrepreneurial environment, inspires innovation, and develops business leaders across North Dakota through five core programs: 1. North Dakota Women’s Business Center (ND WBC) serves entrepreneurs through free and confidential business advising, in-demand trainings, Women Owned Business Certification and the Women’s Leadership Program. ND WBC won the 2016 WBC of Excellence award from SBA for innovative, accessible and efficient delivery of services. 2. IDEA Center is one of four North Dakota Certified Entrepreneurial Centers and builds sustainable businesses through shared services, hands on technical support, facilitation and strategic planning, and support for accessing funding.

have the ability to feel safe, focus on their education, participate in school activities and sports, and build a foundation for their future endeavors. Consistency is important. Children and teens know that they can come to Carrie’s Kids and be safe, focus on their homework, connect with friends and mentors, be creative, and also help each other. For more information and how to donate, visit www.carrieskids.com.

3. North Dakota Young Professionals attracts quality candidates for the North Dakota workforce. It develops and retains quality leaders with visions for economic, workforce and community development; and provides YPs opportunities to engage through leadership. 4. North Dakota Rural Development Council strengthens rural capacity for growth by connecting cross sector leaders to assist communities in development objectives and foster solutions that eliminate barriers for rural development efforts. 5. Crash Course is a hands-on, free program held in ten rural communities each school year to educate parents, secondary students and educators on college readiness, career opportunities, financial aid and scholarships, and entrepreneurship. For more information and how to donate, visit http://trainingnd.com.

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4 Dakota Stage

Dakota Stage Ltd. (DSL) was founded in 1978 by a small group of individuals educated and interested in theater who chose to live and raise their families in Bismarck-Mandan. DSL currently oversees a wide variety of programming, including:

Bismarck-Mandan community. The skills and talents of these volunteers provide the finishing touches to the overall processes and productions. The organization is supported by statewide and local arts organizations, local businesses, and individual donors.

• five main stage productions from September through May • Shade Tree Players children’s theater program; the Academy open to ages 7 to 13, and the Conservatory for youth 13 to 18 • stand-up comedy weekends six times a year • “flashback” films for public viewing

The mission of Dakota Stage Ltd. is to provide quality community theater through the talents of artists in the Bismarck-Mandan area for the enjoyment of area audiences. Located in the historic Gem Theater building on Bismarck’s Main Ave., Dakota Stage has done exactly this since its inception, and will continue to do so long into the future. For more information and how to donate visit www.dakotastageltd.com.

The bulk of the programming and production is done by hundreds of artists and other volunteers from the greater

5 Dakota West Arts Council

Arts and culture are critical to a healthy, prosperous society. They contribute to community vitality, generating jobs and spending, attracting tourists, and making places attractive to businesses and their employees. For close to 35 years, Dakota West Arts Council has worked to advance arts and culture in Bismarck through advocacy, community engagement, partnerships and collaboration. Donations to Dakota West Arts Council have helped build local identity and pride of place through programming and projects like our free summer performances in our parks – “Kids Summer Stage,” “Music in the Park,” and

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“Harmony Fest”-- for children and adults. Public art projects like Bismarck BoxArt and AlleyArt downtown are two other examples. The Arts Council’s strong community partnerships and collaborations have helped develop and provide grants to local arts organizations. Last year the Council’s grant funding totaled close to $50,000 and was distributed to more than 20 local arts organizations for their individual programs and projects. Programming and projects benefited over 50,000 local residents. This year the Arts Council has added new grant categories to help individual artists and arts-related events.

The Council will continue working to bring our public spaces to life and engage our residents; to spur creativity and imagination; stimulate empathy and help people make meaning; enlarge tolerance for complexity; deepen cross-cultural understanding;

6 Flickertail Woodcarvers Club

The Flickertail Woodcarvers Club of Bismarck-Mandan, North Dakota, is for anyone who enjoys working with wood. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a club that found both a relaxing and exciting activity and would like to share it with everyone. The club has fun carving and whittling wood. They provide education for people to become wood carvers and wood sculptors. They have regular meetings and events

7 Ministry on the Margins

Ministry on the Margins is a volunteer-based ecumenical ministry committed to supporting those who fall through the cracks, especially during times of transition. Every week, over 400 people come in and out of the Ministry Center. An average of 120 households are served at the food pantry. Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday morning there is a hot breakfast, laughter, and games such as Bingo or Giant Jenga. Several unique groups meet for support or prayer. Every week, bible studies happen at the North Dakota State Penitentiary, Burleigh County Jail, or at the Missouri River Correctional Center. Every week, men and women in transition from incarceration to freedom

encourage discipline and teamwork; contribute to a sense of personal mastery; and improve performance in other fields. For more information and how to donate visit www.artscapital.org.

which provide learning and sharing opportunities for woodcarvers. They welcome and train novice and experienced wood carvers. Club meetings and carving events sponsored by the Flickertail Woodcarvers Club are held at the Trinity Lutheran Church. For more information and how to donate visit www.flickertail.org.

are supported with mentors, employment assistance and clothing vouchers. Since its formation three years ago, Ministry on the Margins has continued to be totally supported by volunteers who have passion for the vulnerable. In November 2016, a move to Twenty Fourth Street and Broadway is helping facilitate the growing programs but also provide space for dreamers to gather. Art experiences for the homeless? Journal-keeping for families of the incarcerated? Please join us and help create a community of care for those on the margins. For more information and how to donate, call or email Sister Kathleen at 701.426.8747 or ministryonthemargins@ gmail.com.

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8 Native American Development Center The Native American Development Center strives to strengthen and advance Native American individuals and families by providing supportive services and resources designed to preserve culture and promote economic security. The center helps transform those who feel helplessness and despair into strong people full of hope. NADC was founded on September 10, 2012, to provide social-economic and cultural education, resources

9 TR 4 Heart and Soul

The mission of TR 4 Heart and Soul is to seek to improve the quality of life, both physical and emotional, of adults and children with disabilities, learning, speech, and behavioral challenges through the heart and soul of a horse. Therapeutic riding provides benefits in the areas of health, education, sports, recreation & leisure. A disability does not have to limit a person from riding horses. In fact, experiencing the motion of a horse can be very therapeutic. The horse offers a three-dimensional movement similar to the human gate which can

10 Tracy's Sanctuary House

Since 2005, Tracyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Sanctuary House has served as a 501(c)3 non-profit that provides a temporary sanctuary for out of town families when their loved one is experiencing a life-threatening crisis or receiving chemotherapy/radiation treatment at one of the area

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and support services to Native Americans living in the Bismarck Metro Area, which has the largest diverse tribal Native American population in an urban setting within North Dakota. We work toward helping people and families obtain social, emotional, spiritual and economic security. We integrate our tribally diverse values, including kinship, to best meet the cultural needs of Native Americans. For more information and how to donate, visit www.ndnativecenter.org.

strengthen postural control and core balance, improve motor function, increase abilities to concentrate, and increase spatial awareness. Our riders have also found many social and emotional benefits such as a greater sense of self-esteem and increased communication and social skills. TR 4 Heart and Soul opened in June 2016 and is currently serving about 30 riders. For more information and how to donate, find them on Facebook or at www.therapeuticriding4has,org. TR 4 Heart and Soul is located at 8023 Ninety-Third Street SE, Bismarck.

hospitals. The purpose is to offer this â&#x20AC;&#x153;home away from homeâ&#x20AC;? at no charge as a place of privacy, comfort and compassion to these families. As a compassionate nonprofit, we have successfully helped more than 3,400 families since opening 11 years ago. Currently, the

house runs solely on donations and does not receive funding from either hospital or state/federal grants. Learn more at www.tracyssanctuary.com. Tracy’s Sanctuary House Annual Christmas Open House

11 Urban Harvest

For the past twelve years, Urban Harvest has transformed downtown Bismarck into a picturesque open-air market that features a variety of local artists, crafters, food vendors, farmers and entertainers. Located on the corner of fourth street and Broadway on Thursdays from mid-July to mid-August, Urban Harvest market hours are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. The Urban Harvest stage offers a children’s hour, lunchtime performances and an evening concert from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. Urban Harvest was founded in 2005 by a group of four local women who hoped to bring the sort of outdoor public markets found in other cities to Bismarck. Great crowds

12 Young Professionals Network

The Bismarck-Mandan Young Professionals Network is a local organization for people ages 21 to 39. The organization’s mission is to enhance the culture for young professionals in the Bismarck-Mandan community through professional development, entrepreneurship, community service and social networking; to create new

will be on December 10 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 908 North Eighth Street, Bismarck. We invite the community to come in and tour the seasonally decorated house. Refreshments will be available.

and participation by vendors, musicians, community organizations and the public made it clear that Urban Harvest was filling a niche. Our goal is to introduce members of the community to local businesses and artists, and to create a fun, friendly event that brings people downtown. Since its inception, one of Urban Harvest’s main goals has been to highlight and support the local economy. All of the vendors and entertainers participating in the market represent local business, local art, local talent and local flavor. For more information and how to donate, please go to www.bismarckurbanharvest.org.

opportunities for members; and to connect members to various organizations in the Bismarck-Mandan community. For more information and how to donate, visit www.ypnetwork.org to learn more.

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Calendar 1 Million Cups Every Wednesday 9am-10am 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 German Night Every Wednesday 5pm-7pm White House Cafeteria in Bismarck. Dinner is served from 5 to 7 and is all home cooked. 117 N 5th St, Bismarck 701-255-3272

NOVEMBER 2ND Give Kids The World Chili Fundraiser 4pm-8pm Chili Dinner to benefit Give Kids The World Organization. Come enjoy a bowl of Chili with all the fixings, cornbread, drinks, and brownies. Drawing for a free night in a King Grand Suite. AmericInn, Bismarck 3235 State St, Bismarck Ballot Box Banger Tour 8pm Performers include Jantzonia, Crimson, El.i.be, Megatron, and Cold Sweat. Strawberry Bar & Restaurant, 210 West Main St, Mandan

NOVEMBER 3RD Cooking Dempnstration at 40 Steak + Seafood 5:30pm-7:30pm Join the Bismarck community members in a live cooking demonstration as part of the American Heart Associationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s National Eating Healthy Day. For more information visit www.heart.org. 1401 Interchange Ave, Bismarck

NOVEMBER 4TH Junk and Jingle 3:30pm-7:30pm Vintage and project furniture, vintage hats & purses plus handmade, vintage and vintage-inspired Christmas decor and gifts. Fun fashion scarves, inexpensive costume jewelry, handmade jewelry, handmade

soap and bath stuff. Gifts galore! 6725 Apple Creek Drive (not road)Bismarck Live Stand Up Comedy 8pm Our next Comedy Night is here! Your $25 ticket includes a free drink and what is sure to be a gut-busting show! We now have three comedians lined up for EVERY show! Come hungry. We will have gourmet pizza for purchase by the infamous Gregorio DiDonna. Sixteen03 Main Events, 1603 E Main Ave, Bismarck Capital Quiltfest 3pm-8pm Class schedule and additional information at www.ndcapitalquilters. com. Ramada Bismarck Hotel at 1400 Interchange Ave. Judd Hoos, Musician 9pm-1am Rock Point, 2500 Pirates Loop SE, Mandan

NOVEMBER 5TH Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Mini Retreat & VIP Shopping Event 10am-1pm A relaxing morning just for you! Yoga, massages and mimosas, brunch with our P50 registered dietitian, facials and Q&A with our P50 Wellness Nurse. Plus shopping from local stores. $70 per ticket Proximal 50 Life Center, 1151 W Divide Ave, Bismarck Santa Paws 1pm-4pm People are encouraged to bring their pets and families to pose for a picture with Santa Claus. People can pose with or without pets, as an individual or as a group and with or without Santa. There is a $25 fee per pet or person, with $5 charged for each additional pet or person in the sitting (up to a maximum of $40). Plant Perfect, 4615 Ottawa St, Bismarck Elks Women's Day Social 10:30am-4pm Paid Customers with a ticket/wristband receive mimosas, lunch, BISMARCK-MAGAZINE.COM

bingo, door prizes. Bismarck/Mandan Elks Lodge #1199 900 S Washington St, Bismarck

meal and 1 entry into raffle drawing. Tickets available at the Mandan Eagles. 1400 Collins Ave, Mandan.

Capital Quiltfest 9:30am-5:30pm Class schedule and additional information at www.ndcapitalquilters. com. Ramada Bismarck Hotel, 1400 Interchange Ave

Girls Night Our Show 8pm-11pm Mark your calendars & tell your friend’s you have a date with the #1 Girls Night Out Show in the Country! The legendary touring troupe is known for their fully choreographed performances and elaborate costumes. Sixteen03 Main Events. For more info visit www.ticketor.com Sixteen03 Main Events, 1603 Main Ave, Bismarck

Judd Hoos, Musician 9pm-1am Rock Point, 2500 Pirates Loop SE, Mandan

NOVEMBER 6TH Santa Paws 1pm-4pm People are encouraged to bring their pets and families to pose for a picture with Santa Claus. People can pose with or without pets, as an individual or as a group and with or without Santa. There is a $25 fee per pet or person, with $5 charged for each additional pet or person in the sitting (up to a maximum of $40). Plant Perfect, 4615 Ottawa St, Bismarck Capital Quiltfest 10am-4pm Class schedule and additional information at www.ndcapitalquilters. com. Ramada Bismarck Hotel at 1400 Interchange Ave.

NOVEMBER 7TH Art & Wine Event 7pm-9pm $15 per person includes canvas and paint. 1810 Schafer St Ste 5, Bismarck Little Kids- Big World 9:30am-10:30am Teach toddlers about recycling. Create turkeys using toilet paper rolls and cereal boxes! North Dakota Heritage Center & State Museum 612 E Boulevard Ave, Bismarck 30th Annual Hunter’s Mixer 5pm-11pm Supper will be served from 5:00-7:30 and raffle prize drawing starting at 9:00. Boards and other prizes given away through out the night. Top raffle prize is $1000 cash. Tickets are $10 and include 54

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NOVEMBER 9TH Advocating for Animals: Bismarck 5:30-7pm Join your North Dakota state director for a free grassroots meetings to learn how you can be a more effective advocate for your furry friends in North Dakota. Discover upcoming opportunities to help and meet like-minded people in your community! Juniper Workantile 122 North 4th St, Bismarck

NOVEMBER 11TH Five Finger Death Punch and Shinedown 6pm Bismarck Event Center. For more info visit www.bismarckeventcenter.com. 315 S 5th St, Bismarck Let’s Sweat Vet 5am-7pm A free day of P50 Clientship for Veterans and their families! Activies include, food and brew social 1500-1800. Veteran only group fitness classes. Free drop-in child care for Veterans' children. Proximal 50 Life Center, 1151 W Divide Ave, Bismarck Library Movie Day 1:30pm The Angry Birds Movie (PG). Enjoy a free family movie. Bismarck Public Library. 515 N 5th St, Bismarck Family Movie Day 2pm Enjoy a movie at the library on a day off from school. All movies have a G or PG rating. Call the library for title of movie. Morton Mandan Public Library, 609 W Main St, Mandan

Fully Loaded, Musician 7pm-1am Rock Point, 2500 Pirates Loop SE, Mandan

NOVEMBER 12TH Winter Artisan Market 9am-2pm Mark your calendars for this great community event to shop and browse local artists and vendors, and get a kick-start on that holiday shopping in a warm, cozy atmosphere with Refuel Coffee Bar making your favorite holiday beverages all day! Refuel Coffee Bar, 3200 N 11th St, Bismarck Game 18: Bobcats vs. Wilderness 7:15pm-10:15pm The Bobcats get their first look at the newest members of the Central Division as the Minnesota Wilderness make their first divisional visit to the VFW Sports Center on Saturday night! V.F.W. Sports Center, 1200 N Washington St, Bismarck Jennifer Lyn, Musician 9pm Jennifer Lyn makes a stop on her Album Tour. The Drink at Lakewood, 4007 Southbay Dr SE, Mandan Courtyard by Marriott Scrapbooking Retreat 10am This event boasts endless hours of cropping, lunch, door prizes, and much more. $65 per ticket. For more info call 701-333-8108. 3319 N 14th St, Bismarck

NOVEMBER 13TH Beers and Broadway Bites 1pm-6pm Women of Bismarck/Mandan, join MaQuade for another Women and Beer Event on Sunday, November 13! “Beers and Broadway Bites” will feature 5 delicious beers with tasty single bite appetizers from Chef Cody of Broadway Grill & Tavern. Just in time for you to get Holiday Party hosting ideas! Tickets are $25/each. McQuade Distributing, 1150 Industrial Dr, Bismarck November Kids Create! 1pm-2:30pm Kids can join us to make some fun Thanksgiving crafts! Kids will visit each station to make a headband, color a mug, or color a turkey. Cost is $10 per person. Shenanigans, 2730 Paintball Way, Lincoln.

Boneshaker LuLaRoe Pop-Up 1pm-3pm Swing by the Pop-Up and grab a new outfit perfect for the new year. All the latest LuLaRoe fashions will be on display, from our famous buttery soft leggings to our beautiful Cassie skirts, Amelia, Julia & Nicole Dresses, plus our ultra comfy and stylish Classic, Sloans,Jordan/Jade Athletic pants, Randy, and Irma Tees. Bone Shaker Coffee Co., 1501 Mapleton Ave, Ste 1, Bismarck

NOVEMBER 15TH Mystery Game Tournament 3pm-7pm Looking for a fun event where you can compete against others in a new and secret video game? Fee is $10 to Compete; spectating is free. Mocha Momma’s Coffee Shop, 2700 State Street Ste K-2, Bismarck

NOVEMBER 17TH November Chit-Chat and Create! 6:30pm-8:30pm Join us to create your own string art and floral wall decoration! They will have vase and mason jar options for your string art as well as a variety of dried floral. Shenanigans, 2730 Paintball Way, Lincoln BEard Strong 5pm-10pm November has been called “No-Shave November” with men growing out their facial hair to raise awareness for all types of cancer. The event will include games, trivia, auctions, speakers, and more, with the night ending in a runway show of decorated beards. Sixteen03 Main Events, 1603 E Main Ave, Bismarck

NOVEMBER 18TH Bismarck Go Red For Women Ladies Night Out 6pm-9pm Rock the Red at the 2016 Bismarck Go Red For Women Ladies Night Out! Join to help fight the #1 killer of women: heart disease and stroke. Enjoy good food, drinks, friends and fun while supporting a great cause. Tickets are $100 or tables of 10 are available. For more information, visit www.goredbismarck.org. Sixteen03 Main Events, 1603 E Main Ave, Bismarck Einstein on Wine 6pm-11pm Gateway to Science’s annual fundraising event. Individual tickets ($75) now available for purchase. Please visit BISMARCK-MAGAZINE.COM

www.gatewaytoscience.org/einstein for more information. Bismarck State College, National Energy Center of Excellence. 1200 Schafer St, Bismarck. Arts and Craft Show 10am-8pm The 7th Annual Bismarck / Mandan Christmas Show includes over 170 booths showcasing products hand made from across the U.S. Over 100 exhibitors will fill their booths with arts, crafts and baked goods that all have a touch of being handmade. Bismarck Civic Center, Exibition Hall, 315 S 5th St, Bismarck Rock & Roll Comedy Dinner Show 7pm-10pm The meal includes caesar salad, chicken cordon bleu, rice pilaf, key largo vegetables & dessert. Tickets on sale now! Tickets are $25 each. Available from the Bis-Man Elks office. Bismarck/Mandan Elks Lodge #1199. 900 S Washington St, Bismarck Monster in the Pool 4pm-6pm He’s blue and yellow and 6 legs of flotation fun! Grab some friends and jump on our monster! He’s sure to please! Mandan Aquatic Center, 901 Division St NW, Mandan

NOVEMBER 19TH Arts and Craft Show 9am-5pm The 7th Annual Bismarck / Mandan Christmas Show includes over 170 booths showcasing products hand made from across the U.S. Over 100 exhibitors will fill their booths with arts, crafts and baked goods that all have a touch of being handmade. Bismarck Civic Center, Exibition Hall. 315 S 5th St, Bismarck

NOVEMBER 21ST Mannheim Steamroller Christmas 7:30pm-11pm Mannheim Steamroller Christmas by Chip Davis has been America’s favorite holiday tradition for over 30 years! Grammy Award winner Chip Davis has created a show that features the beloved Christmas music of Mannheim Steamroller along with dazzling multimedia effects performed in an intimate setting. Tickets available at www. etix.com. Bismarck Event Center, 315 S 5th St, Bismarck

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NOVEMBER 23RD Game 21: Bobcats vs. Wings 7:15pm-10:15pm It’s the Bobcats’ annual Pre-Thanksgiving Party as the Aberdeen Wings come to town for a holiday tilt. It’ll be a great night of family entertainment, so bring all the in-laws and cousins who are in town down to the VFW for a great night of rivalry hockey! V.F.W. Sports Center, 1200 N Washington St, Bismarck

NOVEMBER 24TH Happy Thanksgiving from the Bismarck Magazine Team! CFA Turkey Trot 9am-10:30am The most fun 5K/10K in Bismarck/Mandan! Join us Thanksgiving morning for a brisk run along the mighty Missouri River! This is our 27th year and there is always something new. Bismarck/Mandan Elks Lodge #1199, 900 S Washington St, Bismarck Thanksgiving Dinner 1pm-3pm The meal is a traditional Thanksgiving dinner and has no charge. Free will donations are accepted with all proceeds going to Pink It Forward. Mandan Eagles, 1400 Collins Ave, Mandan

NOVEMBER 25TH Home For the Holidays with Gwen Sebastian 7pm-10pm For more info visit bismarckeventcenter.com. Belle Mehus Auditorium, 201 N 6th St. Bismarck Jennifer Lyn , Musician 9pm Jennifer Lyn makes a stop on her Album Tour. Lucky’s Bar 2176 E Thayer Ave, Bismarck.

NOVEMBER 26TH Small Business Saturday 8am-8pm Small Business Saturday encourages people to “Shop Small” and support local independent businesses for the holidays. Occurring the Saturday after Thanksgiving it’s a great way to support our local Downtown Bismarck businesses! Over 40 Downtown businesses participated with sales, specials, and deals last year! Downtown Bismarck

Home for the Holidays- A Kat Perkins Christmas 8pm-11pm Home for the Holidays - A Kat Perkins Christmas is an incredible blend of traditional Christmas songs with Perkin’s modern spin. Together she has created a fun, rockin’ show to celebrate the holidays filled with great music, laughter and even her own original Christmas songs! For more info visit www.bismarckeventcenter. com. Bismarck Event Center, 201 N 6th St, Bismarck Jennifer Lyn, Musician 9pm Jennifer Lyn makes a stop on her Album Tour. Lucky’s Bar 2176 E Thayer Ave, Bismarck.

NOVEMBER 27TH I Love the 90’s Tour 7pm-10pm The inaugural edition of I Love The 90’s Tour invites attendees to reminisce about the trend-setting decade with some of the most iconic, indelible names in rap, hip hop and R&B. For more info visit www.bismarckeventcenter.com. 315 S 5th St, Bismarck

NOVEMBER 28TH Warrior of Light Launch Party 6pm-9pm The launch party for Warrior of Light at the Bismarck-Mandan Chamber of Commerce on Monday, November 28 from 6 - 9 PM. There will be appetizers, beverages, socializing, and copies of Warrior of Light available! For more info visit www.williamheinzen. com. Bismarck-Mandan Chamber of Commerce, 1640 Burnt Boat Dr, Bismarck

NOVEMBER 29TH Jon Wayne & the Pain, Musician 9pm-11:30pm $15 dollar admission. Rock Point, 500 Pirates Loop SE, Mandan

DECEMBER 2ND Christmas At Mary 7:30pm This will be the 55th annual Christmas concert at University of Mary. The concert features the 95-voice University of Mary Concert Choir performing a variety of music, this year including a Russian setting of the Hail Mary, a theme and variations on Jingle Bells,

and a lively version of the traditional carol “God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen,” and much more. 7500 University Dr, Bismarck.

DECEMBER 3RD Christmas At Mary 7:30pm This will be the 55th annual Christmas concert at University of Mary. The concert features the 95-voice University of Mary Concert Choir performing a variety of music, this year including a Russian setting of the Hail Mary, a theme and variations on Jingle Bells, and a lively version of the traditional carol “God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen,” and much more. 7500 University Dr, Bismarck. Boneshaker LuLaRoe Pop-Up 1pm-3pm Swing by the Pop-Up and grab a new outfit perfect for the new year. All the latest LuLaRoe fashions will be on display, from our famous buttery soft leggings to our beautiful Cassie skirts, Amelia, Julia & Nicole Dresses, plus our ultra comfy and stylish Classic, Sloans,Jordan/Jade Athletic pants, Randy, and Irma Tees. Bone Shaker Coffee Co. 1501 Mapleton Ave, Ste 1, Bismarck. High Tea & Merriment 3pm-5pm Enjoy holiday merriment and gourmet treats by Cicilia Andersen, Chef, Ritz Escoffier, Paris. Holiday Silent Auction. $30 per person, Table $240. Trinity Community Center. 3rd and Broadway, Bismarck. Jennifer Lyn, Musician 9pm Jennifer Lyn makes a stop on her Album Tour. Laughing Sun Brewing 107 N 5th St, Bismarck.

DECEMBER 4TH Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer The Musical 3pm-6pm Come see all of your favorite characters including Santa and Mrs. Claus, Hermey the Elf, Bumble the Abominable Snow Monster, Clarice, Yukon Cornelius and, of course, Rudolph, as they come to life. For more info visit www.bismarckeventcenter.com. Bismarck Event Center. 315 S 5th St, Bismarck. Christmas At Mary 3pm This will be the 55th annual Christmas concert at University of Mary. The concert features the 95-voice University of Mary Concert Choir performing a variety of music, this year including a Russian BISMARCK-MAGAZINE.COM

setting of the Hail Mary, a theme and variations on Jingle Bells, and a lively version of the traditional carol “God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen,” and much more. 7500 University Dr, Bismarck.

DECEMBER 6TH The Reason: A Family Christmas Experience 7pm-9pm | Doors open at 6:15pm A Night of Music, storytelling, and a message of Hope heaven sent that first Christmas night! This energetic night is designed for all ages and families to share together, as well as a great opportunity to invite friends to join you.

DECEMBER 8TH Purses and Pearls 5:30pm-8pm Purses and Pearls is a fun and festive night out sure to light up your Holiday season. Bring your friends and enjoy delicious hors d’ouevres, dessert, a cash bar, signature drink, door prizes, and a lively silent auction. The silent auction will include a dazzling display of new, designer, and vintage purses along with jewelry, accessories, and gift packages. Radisson Hotel Bismarck, 605 E Broadway Ave, Bismarck

DECEMBER 15TH Lorie Line: A Merry Little Christmas 7:30pm This year’s show will be one of the most intimate concerts in Lorie’s 27-year touring history. Simple but elegant, Lorie will be playing all of the favorite traditional carols that make her show unique. For more info visit www.bismarckeventcenter.com. 201 N 6th St, Bismarck.

DECEMBER 22ND A Hard Days Night (Beatles Tribute), Musicians 8pm-12am $5 dollar cover. Rock Point. 2500 Pirates Loop SE, Mandan.

DECEMBER 23RD Monster in the Pool 4pm-6pm He’s blue and yellow and 6 legs of flotation fun! Grab some friends and jump on our monster! He’s sure to please! Mandan Aquatic Center, 901 Division St NW, Mandan.

DECEMBER 24TH Merry Christmas from The Bismarck Magazine Team!

DECEMBER 9TH Monster in the Pool 4pm-6pm He’s blue and yellow and 6 legs of flotation fun! Grab some friends and jump on our monster! He’s sure to please! Mandan Aquatic Center, 901 Division St NW, Mandan

DECEMBER 10TH Jennifer Lyn, Musician 9pm Jennifer Lyn makes a stop on her Album Tour. The Drink at Lakewood 4007 Southbay Dr SE, Mandan.

DECEMBER 14TH Lorie Line: A Merry Little Christmas 7:30pm This year’s show will be one of the most intimate concerts in Lorie’s 27-year touring history. Simple but elegant, Lorie will be playing all of the favorite traditional carols that make her show unique. For more info visit www.bismarckeventcenter.com. 201 N 6th St, Bismarck.

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DECEMBER 25TH Merry Christmas from The Bismarck Magazine Team!

DECEMBER 30TH Harmon Lake, Musicians 8pm-12am Rock Point. 2500 Pirates Loop SE, Mandan

DECEMBER 31ST Happy New Year from the Bismarck Magazine Team! New Years Eve with Harmon Lake, Musician 8pm-12am Rock Point. 2500 Pirates Loop SE, Mandan

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