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CONTENTS Hello,
Readers!
Just because Fargo/Moorhead is encased in an unyielding block of ice and snow doesn’t mean the place isn’t full of great things to read about. In this issue of
we join local comedian
Fred Bevill in his pursuit of levity, and review which of the Red River Zoo’s animals take no issue exhibiting themselves outdoors
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in this kind of weather. We also have an exclusive piece about what kids would do if they were president -- it turns out that fiveyear-olds are extremely tough on crime. It’s all this and more in a magazine that’s sure to melt the frost away! is now proudly
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8 Spring Cleaning Tips 10 Cat Trivia 12 Fred Bevill
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14 Winter at Red River Zoo 16 2018 Wedding Guide 17 Keeping Bridezilla at Bay 20 LeeAnne's Bridal 22 If I Were President 24 Job Guide Section 26 Fargo is for Carnivores 28 Music & Events
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SPOTLIGHT
Celebrating 20 Years, History and Future.. The name Avalon goes way back to the year of 1126 AD, being an island where King Arthur selected to heal his battle wounds. The name Avalon comes from the word "apple, or fruit", and is where King Arthur's famous sword, "Excalibur" was foraged. We celebrate that culinary legend with many of our famous culinary entrees such as our tantalizing Herb-roasted Pork and Apple Chutney.
The present era Avalon has not been around quite that
Last year, the building was sold to the Kilbourne
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Fargo/Moorhead's largest, and busiest business and
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SPOTLIGHT
4 To 8 Weeks Out F F F F F F F F F F
Mail All Invitations and RSVPs (8 weeks) Apply for Marriage License-Bring Proper Documents Order Tuxedoes for Groom and Groomsmen Meet with the Caterer to go Over Menus, Wine Selections, etc. Do a Hair and Makeup Run-Through (Include Veil) Finalize Honeymoon Arrangement Decide on Rehearsal Dinner Outfit Make Honeymoon Packing List Finish Bridal Shower Thank-Yous Finalize Ceremony Readings
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Buy Bridesmaids, Groomsmen, Parents & Children Gifts Work on Seating Chart Finish Writing Vows Finalize Ceremony Outline & Programs Create Weekend Outline Send Out Rehearsal Reminders Make Nail and Spa Appointments Buy or Make a Day-of-Emergency Kit Schedule Final Fitting for Bride and Bridesmaids Dresses Finalize and Confirm Arrangements for Out of Town Guests
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Confirm Details with the Photographer, Florist and Other Vendors Finalize Wedding Day Transportation Arrange to Change Name on License, Social Security Card, etc. Finalize Guest Numbers with Caterer Order Wedding Rings Confirm Wedding Ceremony and Reception Music Compile All Lists of All Vendors and Wedding Party with Contact Information Confirm Payments with Vendors Write Your Rehearsal Dinner Toast Wrap and Write Cards for Groomsmen, Parents & Children’s Gifts
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Confirm Receipt of Marriage License Arrive Early at Rehearsal Bring Attendants Gifts Enjoy Rehearsal Dinner Gather Something Old – Symbolizing Continuity with Family & Heritage Gather Something New-Symbolizing Optimism & Hope for the New Life Ahead Gather Something Borrowed-An Item from a Happily Married Friend or Family Member Gather Something Blue-Symbolizing Love and Fidelity Decide on Perfume for the Day Confirm Wedding Day Details with Wedding Party
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Bring Wedding License Eat Lightly In the Morning Have Hair and Makeup Done Start Dressing 1 to 2 Hours Before Ceremony Relax and Remain Calm at All Times Have Personal Attendant Next to You for Touchups, Extra Lipstick, Water, etc. Eat Lightly In the Afternoon Prior to Ceremony Starting, (about 15 Minutes) Take Quiet Time with Your Wedding Party Smile at Your Future Partner! Enjoy This Beautiful, Once-in-a-Lifetime Day Surrounded by Friends and Family!
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Confirm Honeymoon Arrangements & Make Copy of Itinerary for Emergencies Pack for Honeymoon Check Size and Fit of Rings Arrange for Pickup of Wedding Attire Enclose Any Fees Due on Wedding Day in Envelopes for Distribution Appoint a Trustworthy Person to Bring Important Items (cake knife, toasting glasses, etc.) to Reception Put Tip Money Aside for Vendors Double-Check all Details with Photographer, Videographer, Florist, etc. Arrange Photographer, Videographer and Attendants Arrive 2 Hours Before Ceremony Arrange Music to Begin ½ Hour Prior to Ceremony
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Dusting is usually the bane of any cleaner’s existence. Although still a tedious task in many ways, it is possible to save some time when dusting by starting high and moving down. This will catch dust as it falls without forcing you to redo anything. Dryer sheets work as inexpensive alternatives to pricey dust cloths and generally do just as well, if not better. For hard to reach spaces, tie a towel to the end of a broom and dust ceilings, walls, door frames, etc. Don’t forget to clean ceiling fans and light fixtures. When you get to the bathroom, dryer sheets can also be used to remove buildup on shower doors and even ceramic tile. For toilets, use a can of cola to get your bowl sparkling clean. (For cola lovers out there, this is likely a very disturbing thought.) In both the bathroom and kitchen, a typical sponge can get dirty very fast. Instead of tossing a used sponge, put it in the microwave for one minute and it will reappear clean and disinfected. On the topic of microwaves, get rid of baked on food by filling a microwave safe bowl with 1-2 cups of water and 2 tablespoons of white vinegar. Heat for five minutes and those stubborn stains will come out in a jiffy. Cleaning a stovetop can also give one fits, but it doesn’t have to. After cleaning it, rub the top with a small amount of car wax and buff with a normal towel. Not only will your stovetop shine, spills will wipe up quickly and easily. Use spring cleaning as a time to empty out places that can quickly and easily get bogged down with stuff. Medicine cabinets, hall closets, and refrigerators are especially good targets for your cleanup efforts. In the case of expired medicines, contact your local hospital or police department for information on safe and proper drug disposal.
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“In ancient times cats were worshipped as gods; they have not forgotten this.” -Terry Pratchett
Bastet (also known as B’sst) was an ancient Egyptian feline deity. Originally revered as a ferocious lioness warrior, Bastet’s image gradually softened until she became the goddess of perfume and house cats.
A study conducted by the University of Tokyo in 2013 revealed that
It was once rumored that Tibbles, a lighthouse keeper’s cat,
cats recognize their owners’ voices but choose to ignore them.
exterminated an entire species of bird on a New Zealand island back in 1894. Although Tibbles certainly did no favors for the flightless Lyall’s wren, experts now attribute their ultimate downfall to additional, non-Tibbles related factors.
The British Post Office formally hired cats to keep mice in check from
1868 until 1984. The most legendary among them is Tibs the Great,
one cat,” Tibs the Great weighed 23 pounds at the time of his death. This was more likely due to him living in a staff dining room rather than his hunting proficiency.
A cross between a male lion and a female tiger is known as a liger.
We imagine Félicette was in a poor mood upon her return.
Cats can vocalize about 100 different sounds, but they do not meow
Faith the cat moved into Saint Augustine’s Church in London in 1936.
to each other.
For whatever reason, Faith felt something was amiss on September
Ligers are the biggest cats on earth and can weigh over 900 pounds.
6th, 1940, so she moved her only kitten, Panda, from the comfort of
If you meet a liger, be nice to it.
the church’s upper floors down to the basement. The next day the church was pulverized by the very first wave of bombings during the
The smallest cat on record is a male blue point Himalayan-Persian.
Blitz. Faith and Panda were saved from the rubble, and Faith received
Tinker Toy of Taylorville, Illinois stood 2.75 inches tall and weighed a whopping one pound and six ounces. He was born in 1990 and lived to be six years old.
She was launched 130 miles above the ground on a French Véronique AG1 rocket, and she survived her 15 minute voyage completely intact.
who kept the post office’s headquarters completely free of mice during his 14 year career. Billed as the British Post Office’s “number
On October 24th, 1963, Félicette became the first cat ever to enter space.
a special medal for her bravery.
Cheshire Cat Chess is played like normal chess but with two additional rules: Once a space has been used, it may never be used again, and a king may move like a queen during its first move.
Cats have made their own mark in history. Accidental cat prints have been found on a 1st century Roman roof tile, the pages of a 15th century Croatian manuscript, and a 16th century Japanese plate.
In 2012, Sugar the cat of Boston, Massachusetts fell 200 feet from her owner’s 19th story window. She landed on a patch of mulch and walked away from the ordeal unscathed. Sugar hit the ground at approximately 77 miles per hour.
Voice actor Mel Blanc once explained that Sylvester the Cat’s voice is identical to Daffy Duck’s except that it has an even more exaggerated lisp and is not sped up in post-production.
President Jimmy Carter lived in the White House with his pet Siamese cat named Misty Malarkey Ying-Yang. Contrary to what most people think, it was public opinion of President Carter’s cat’s name that cost him the reelection, not the failure of Operation Eagle Claw.
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King Tutankhamun. It went like this:
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Loosely translated, the joke goes “Why did our bird-headed divinity Horus cross the stone path? To get to the other side, where there were many loaves of bread and fatted calves. How great is the king for our people!” Admittedly, this joke has lost some of its punch over the past 3,000 years. That is why joke telling needs innovators, people who are not afraid to stand up in front of a crowd with the simple and terrifying goal of making the people in it laugh. Fargo has Fred Bevill for this very purpose. Fred grew up in Lake Tahoe, California,
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mic nights in the Bay Area, forging his craft in the crucible of the San Francisco bar scene. “I worked my way up the comedy ladder the way a lot of guys do,” said Fred. “I started by goofing around at open mics, just experimenting and having fun. I graduated to road gigs, which meant living out of a car and a suitcase for
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That’s the ultimate test of your
it may sound. “There are many nights that I
professionalism: driving 400 miles to your next
would rather be sleeping in my own bed. But
gig and still being in a mood to make people
I love what I do -- I love making people laugh.
laugh. The audience doesn’t care if you’re in a
My favorite shows are in Fargo, where I can
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a club in Kansas City that he received the most
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important call of his career, however. Tommy
“Sure,” said Fred. “It’s the only job that other
Chong of Cheech and Chong fame canceled a
people think they can help you do.
show in Fargo because he had to film as many
you shout out pointers at your surgeon while
episodes of That 70’s Show as possible before
he’s giving you a gastric bypass? Hopefully
a writers’ strike took hold, and they wanted
not, but try explaining that to a heckler. You
Fred to fill in for him.
have to be careful not to trespass on your
“I flat-out said no,” recounted Fred. “Filling in for a celebrity is horrible. Everyone in the crowd will be disappointed going into the show, which sets you up to fail, and who wants to be compared to a great like Tommy Chong anyway? But, my agent persisted, and against my better judgment I went to Fargo anyway.” As fate would have it, someone very important was in Fargo’s audience that night.
Fred’s
future wife would see him for the first time then, and they married shortly thereafter. They now have two sons and live together in Fargo. “My wife calls me the one-night stand who never went home,” Fred joked. “I imagine a lot of parents have some pretty neat stories for their kids about how they were born. Mine are probably the only ones who owe their existence to the fact that Hollywood writers were having trouble paying off their mortgages.” Although he’ll always keep Fargo as his base of operations, Fred now travels all around the country to perform on cruise ships, at corporate functions, and in clubs. “I never go to the office and wish I was somewhere else, because a lot of the time my office is a cruise ship,” Fred said, although he noted that much of his work travel is not as luxurious as
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write. Jokes, stories, anything you can put on paper will wind up sharpening your wit in the long run. Sure, 99% of what I write is never going to be said on stage, but it’s the only way to get to the sweet dirt below the mud.
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Above all, though, life experience is the key to coming up with good jokes. I’m lucky to have my family, which is a wealth of material, and
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especially my wife, who is my greatest critic. If I can’t make her laugh, it’s probably no good.”
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The genius of Red River Zoo is that they work with North Dakota’s climate rather than against it.
This isn’t to say they haven’t got
creatures who’d rather stay indoors when it’s cold out. If you could ask their turtles and tarantulas what they think of the winter, they’d likely give it scathing reviews. Their heartier beasts approve of the cold, however, and it’s because of them that Red River Zoo stays open year-round. Here are some of the winterproof stoics you may see lounging outdoors right now.
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shopdinelive.net Sichuan takin These goat-like hulks are more than meets the eye. Although their rounded snouts and gentle eyes seem to betray docility, they’re actually quite feisty. Red River Zoo had to develop special pens just to contain them during medical examinations. They’re very agile in spite of their stocky legs as well, and they may be found bouncing around mountains as if they were inflated with helium. If the Sichuan Takin looks familiar, that may be because you recognize it from Beauty and the Beast -- it’s actually the inspiration for one of the titular characters. Can you guess which one?
Red Panda These little rapscallions might look like our raccoons, but instead of garbage they steal hearts. Their ruddy
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The Pallas’ cat prefers stealth
over speed, and ambushes its plush toy prey from the shadows. With the longest hair of all the wildcats, Pallas’ cats shrug off temperatures as low as 60 degrees below zero.
Although they’re the same size as your cat at
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WEDDING GUIDE Delegation, Delegation, Delegation The less you are personally responsible for, the easier your planning will be. If you trust the taste and judgment of your family and friends, kindly ask them for help as often as you can. If releasing control is difficult for you, bear in mind that you won’t remember most of your
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If I
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by Linda Lee
For this issue, Linda Lee asked her kids what they would do if they were president. Linda is a lifelong coach and educator working with several public and private learning institutions within the Twin Cities. She is an encouraging instructor of a variety of subjects including sports, health, fitness, creative thinking, and the arts. Linda loves working toward a sustainable future by helping young people gain new perspectives to be happy, healthy, and embrace life’s challenges. Linda can be reached at coach.linda@outlook.com.
Atinuke, Age 7
Sophia, Age 4
My job as president is: Making sure people don’t steal my different sushi
My job as president is: Play with all the people
and ice cream My vice president is: Mr. Dodo My new law is: Don’t steal or do bad things My salary is: $100,56,51600,611051,268 America now makes: Honey juice, pirate booty buns, and Dodo Clothes My punishment for bad guys: They would get smashed by the president
My vice presidents are: My dogs Mister and Bella My new law is: Everybody has to stand on their tippy toes My salary is: $31 to buy a globe to know where all the countries are America now makes: Paper butterflies My punishment for bad guys: They would be in jail My flag:
My flag:
Will, Age 9 My job as president is: Playing basketball and eating chips My new law is: Dum Dums cost less money My salary is: Twice as much as Trump and Obama make America now makes: Rubies and Rolexes My airplane will have: A bowling alley, pool, game room, restaurant,
Brad, Age 3 1/2 My job as president is: I don’t know My new law is: Listen to your mom My salary is: A lot -- five dollars America now makes: Blue wagons
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Carnivores by David Scheller
“Grilling, broiling, barbecuing -- whatever you want to call it -- is an art, not just a matter of building a pyre and throwing on a piece of meat as a sacrifice to the gods of the stomach.” -James Beard “My dad says if God didn’t want us to eat meat, he wouldn’t have invented steak sauce.” -Bobby Hill “Barbecue may not be the road to world peace, but it’s a start.” -Anthony Bourdain
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MUSIC & EVENTS MAR 1
MAR 3
MAR 4
Bold North Flower Show
2018 Usa Curling National Championships
Prince From Minneapolis
Josh Ritter
Hairball
8pm, Fargo Theater
7:30pm, Civic Auditorium Arena, Fargo
Pig Day 5K
Drekker Brewing Grains-to-Glass Tour - Supporting the UnPillage Charities
8am, Scheels Arena, Fargo
12pm, Cityscapes Plaze, LLC, Fargo
Target Center, Minneapolis
2018 USA Curling National Championships
Winter Bluegrass Weekend
7pm, Fargo – VIRTUAL
Tartuffle at NDSU Walsh Studio Theatre Various Times, NDSU Walsh Studio Theatre, Fargo
OMNIFEST 2018 Various Times, Science Museum of Minnesota, St. Paul
3pm, Scheels Arena, Fargo
Pancake Breakfast 7am, Moorhead Masonic Center
The Very Hungry Caterpillar Storytime
Disney On Ice Presents Frozen
Various Times, Crowne Plaza Minneapolis West Hotel
Pink Floyd’s ‘The Wall: A Rock Ballet’ Presented by Twin Cities Ballet of Minnesota
Various Times, Como Park Zoo & Conservatory Various Times, Frederick R. Weisman Art Museum, Minneapolis
Lila Downs 7:30pm, Ordway Center for the Performing Arts, St. Paul
MAR 7 2018 Usa Curling National Championships 8am, Scheels Arena, Fargo
Ty Dolla Sign
11am, Barnes & Noble Booksellers, Fargo
7:30pm, The Cowles Center for Dance & the Performing Arts, Minneapolis
7pm, First Assembly of God, Fargo
Race Across Luxembourg
MAR 5
Cecile McLorin Salvant
TIGI & Josef’s Presents - Stylist’s Night Out
7pm, Fargo – VIRTUAL
Tropical Beach Party
MAR 2 Newsboys
Rum Class: White Rum and Cocktails
9am-4pm, Minnesota Zoo, Apple Valley
6:30pm, Delta Hotels by Marriott, Fargo
2pm, 99 Bottles, Moorhead
Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes
Canvas for 2
Nurtured Heart Approach 6-Hour Course
Dakota Jazz Club, Minneapolis
9am, Fargo Country Club
8pm, Cinema Ballroom, St. Paul
Various Times, Rustad Recreation Center
Friday Night Salsa @ Radisson Hotel 8pm, Radisson, Fargo
MIGUEL
Art Program - Birds of a Creative Feather (6-8)
7:30pm-11:45pm, Palace Theatre, St. Paul
Various Times, Alm Park, Moorhead
Video Games & Music Con 2018
Dilworth - Last month for Saleabration
4pm, Sheraton West Minneapolis, Minnetonka
Bold North Flower Show Various Times, Como Park Zoo & Conservatory, St. Paul
Debussy’s La Mer 8pm, Orchestra Hall, Minneapolis
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Jafa 2018-Josef’s Annual Fashion Awards 7pm, Delta Hotels by Marriott, Fargo
Progressive Nightclub MAR 6 Apollo Chamber Players Various Times, Concordia College, Moorhead
The First Bloodstain: Screening & Discussion 6pm, Hjemkomst Center, Moorhead
Chris Lane 8pm, Sanctuary Events Center, Fargo
Why Don’t We 7pm, First Avenue, Minneapolis
8pm, First Avenue, Minneapolis Dakota Jazz Club, Minneapolis
Indeed Brewing Company Brewery Tour 11:30am, Indeed Brewing Company, Minneapolis
MAR 8 Concordia/Comstock Music Recitals 6pm, Comstock House, Moorhead
The Tell, Season 6. It Takes A Village, People 7pm, Drekker Brewing Company, Fargo
2018 USA Curling National Championships 8am, Scheels Arena, Fargo
FM Power Lunch 11:30am, Bethel Church, Fargo
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The Concordia Choir Home Concert
Cry Cry Cry
Datsik Tickets
8pm, Pantages Theatre, Minneapolis
8pm, Skyway Theatre, Minneapolis
6pm, Rourke Art Museum, Moorhead
Various Times, Memorial Auditorium Concordia College, Moorhead
Five Alarm Funk
Lorde
P4P Clay Class
Tinsley Ellis Album Releas Dakota Jazz Club, Minneapolis
7:30pm, Xcel Energy Center, St. Paul
Marty Stuart & His Fabulous Superlatives
The Black Angels & Black Lips
6:30pm, Plains Art Museum, Fargo
8:30pm, The Aquarium, Fargo
G-Eazy
Exotic Pet Expo
7pm, Roy Wilkins Auditorium - St. Paul RiverCentre
11am, Hastings Armory
Charles Lloyd- Sangam w/Zakir Hussain & Eric Harland
6:30pm, The Garage, Burnsville
Dakota Jazz Club, Minneapolis
MAR 9 2018 Usa Curling National Championships 2pm, Scheels Arena, Fargo
VIPKID Teachers- Latte & Learn 10am, Beans Coffee Bar, Fargo
Michael W. Smith 7pm, Bethel Church, Fargo
Casey Abrams 7pm, Varsity theater, Minneapolis
School of Rock Various Times, Historic Orpheum Theatre, Minneapolis
Marlon Williams
Movements MAR 12 Pink 7:30pm, Xcel Energy Center, St. Paul
Marmozets
Race to Rhyme-Ville 5K & 10K 7pm, Fargo - VIRTUAL
The Magician’s Hat Storytime 11am, Barnes & Noble Booksellers, Fargo
NW Region Super Saturday 10am, Sanctuary Events Center, Fargo
BUKU ft Tatr 9pm, The Aquarium, Fargo
Jeff Krause 9pm, Junkyard Brewing Company, Moorhead
Knowledge is Power: Women’s Car Care Clinic 9am, Matt’s Automotive Service Center, Fargo
Celtic Festival Various Times, Hjemkomst Center
Tim Eggebraaten 7pm, Pit 6-11, Audubon
Luck of the Irish 3.17 Miler (5K) 7pm, Fargo - VIRTUAL
Various Times, Cyrus M. Running Gallery, Moorhead
MAR 18
Prince From Minneapolis
1pm, Bad Weather Brewery, St. Paul
Various Times, Frederick R. Weisman Art Museum, Minneapolis
Ballet Tuesdays 12pm, Landmark Center, St. Paul
1pm, Lutheran Social Services, Fargo
The Magic Key - 15th Annual Performance 2pm, Eden Prairie High School Performing Arts Center
An Evening with NADA SURF Celebrating the 15th Anniversary of ‘Let Go’ 7pm, Fine Line Music Café, Minneapolis
MAR 15 Disney on Ice: Frozen 7pm, Fargodome
Jane Monheit Dakota Jazz Club, Minneapolis
OMD 8pm, First Avenue, Minneapolis
MAR 19 Stephen Kellogg Dakota Jazz Club, Minneapolis
Michael Schenker Fest 8:15pm, Cabooze, Minneapolis
MAR 20 Graham Nash-An Intimate Evening of Songs & Stories Dakota Jazz Club, Minneapolis
Prince From Minneapolis Various Times, Frederick R. Weisman Art Museum, Minneapolis
MAR 21 The Hunna and Coasts 7:30pm, 7th Street Entry, Minneapolis
MAR 22
6:30pm, Comstock House, Moorhead
Omaha Lancers at Fargo Force
North Dakota Cyber Security Conference
7:05pm, Scheels Arena
Various Times, NDSU Memorial Union Department, Fargo
9:30pm, Cabooze, Minneapolis
2nd Annual INSPIRE Women’s Conference
6:30pm, Fargo Billiards & Gastropub
They Might Be Giants 9pm, First Avenue, Minneapolis
MAR 16 Dubuque Fighting Saints at Fargo Force
Lake Agassiz Concert Band 30th Season Legacy Concert
7:05pm, Scheels Arena, Fargo
3pm, First Presbyterian Church, Fargo
8pm, Skate City, Fargo
7pm, 225 4th Ave N, Fargo
Mugs for Maryah
Moorhead, Minnesota’s WW2 POW Camp
Charles Lloyd & the Marvels & Lucinda Williams feat Bill Frisell
Let’s Make Butter Dishes
9pm, The Aquarium, Fargo
Opening and Reception for Annual Juried Student Exhibition
Be PAIN FREE Workshop
MAR 11
The Common Sauce Show
9pm, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
7:30pm, Celtic Junction Arts Center, St. Paul
7:30pm, Highland Park Senior High, St. Paul
D Mills & the Thrills 7 Year Anniversary Show
5:30pm, Fargo Civic Center
9:30am, Bluestem Center For The Arts, Moorhead
Minnesota Philharmonic Orchestra
St. Patrick’s Day Family Skate 10am, Skate City, Fargo
MAR 13
Kickin’ It Irish
Dakota Jazz Club, Minneapolis
7:30pm, Fargodome
Fancy That
Growing Together Garden Leadership Workshop
12:30pm, Scheels Arena, Fargo
PRCA Championship Rodeo
SAINT PATRICK’S DAY
LIVE Roller Derby
MAR 10
2018 Usa Curling National Championships
MAR 24
6pm, The Garage, Burnsville
MAR 14
Red Silobration Retreat
MAR 17
8:30pm, First Avenue, Minneapolis
9pm, Sanctuary Events Center, Fargo
9pm, 7th Street Entry, Minneapolis
8:30am, Civic Auditorium Arena, Fargo
8pm, Hopkins Center for the Performing Arts
Apex St. Patrick’s Day Skate Pairing Food + Cheese 7pm, Prairie Roots Food Co-op, Fargo
Hairspray the Musical 7:30pm, Lakeville Area Arts Center
Buckethead The New Orleans Suspects Dakota Jazz Club, Minneapolis
MAR 23 Homebuyer Education 8am, Family Service Center of Clay County, Moorhead
Manic Focus, the Human Element, U N Out and Kid-O 8pm, The Aquarium, Fargo
PRCA Championship Rodeo 7:30pm, Fargodome
Agility Trials Various Times, Red River Zoo
Vic Volare
A St. Patrick’s Day Party with Tim Sigler 7pm, JX Event Venue, Stillwater
Marlowe 11am, The Icehouse Restaurant & Bar, Minneapolis
MAR 25 Datsik 8pm, Sanctuary Events Center
Kansas 8pm, Mystic Lake Casino, Prior Lake
MAR 27 Puddles Pity Party 8pm, Fargo Theater
Meshell Ndegeocello Dakota Jazz Club, Minneapolis
Prince From Minneapolis Various Times, Frederick R. Weisman Art Museum, Minneapolis
Andy Grammer - The Good Parts Tour 8:30pm, Music Hall Minneapolis
Boombox Cartel - Rogue Tour 8pm, Skyway Theater, Minneapolis
MAR 28 Jim Gaffigan 8pm, Fargodome
Poverty Simulation 12:30pm, Dakota Medical Foundation, Fargo
Patricia Barber Dakota Jazz Club, Minneapolis
MAR 29 Shemekia Copeland & Carolyn Wonderland Dakota Jazz Club, Minneapolis
“Parades, Palaces, and People: St. Paul Celebrates Winter” Exhibit Various Times, James J. Hill House, St. Paul
MAR 30 Lincoln Stars at Fargo Force 7:05pm, Scheels Arena
Debbie Duncan- ‘Full Circle’ Album Release Dakota Jazz Club, Minneapolis
Little Man
6pm, Hell’s Kitchen, Minneapolis
9pm, 331 Club, Minneapolis
The MN Twins: Bly And Rowan Pope
MAR 31
Various Times, Minneapolis Institute of Art
Lincoln Stars at Fargo Force 7:05pm, Scheels Arena
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BlackGummy - The Loft 8pm, Skyway Theatre, Minneapolis
APR 1
APR 8
Pistol Basics For Beginner Shooters
Nebraska Omaha Mavericks at North Dakota State Bison Baseball
“All in the Timing”
1pm, Newman Outdoor Field, Fargo
The Bronx 7pm, The Aquarium, Fargo
EASTER SUNDAY
Tim Eggebraaten
Cityart Walking Sculpture Tour
4pm, Detroit Lakes Regional Chamber of Commerce
Various Times, City Center, Minneapolis
Natania & Ticket To Brasil 6pm, The Icehouse Restaurant & Bar, Minneapolis
APR 2 Karla Bonoff Dakota Jazz Club, Minneapolis
Judas Priest 7pm, The Armory, Minneapolis
Minnesota Wild vs. Edmonton Oilers 7pm, Xcel Energy Center, St. Paul
APR 3 Storm Large Dakota Jazz Club, Minneapolis
Power Rangers Live! 7pm, State Theatre, Minneapolis
Concordia College High School Honor Band Concert Various Times, Memorial Auditorium Concordia College, Moorhead
Timeflies - Too Much to Dream Tour
Red River Regional Marskmanship Center Concordia Frances Frazier Comstock Theatre, Moorhead
The Sweetest Race In Town! Minneapolis Hot Chocolate 15K & 5K 8am, Boom Island Park, Minneapolis
AMA Monster Energy Supercross
APR 22 Fargo Holistic Expo Fargo Civic Center
Aladdin Various Times, Fargo Theater
Paris Chansons Dakota Jazz Club, Minneapolis
APR 23
6:30pm, U.S. Bank Stadium, Minneapolis
Tech N9ne
2018 Fraser Walk for Autism
7:30pm, Scheels Arena, Fargo
7am, Mall of America, Bloomington
Al Stewart
3rd Annual Stevie Ray Vaughan Tribute Show
Dakota Jazz Club, Minneapolis
Frigg
8pm, Skyway Theatre, Minneapolis
9pm, Cabooze, Minneapolis
7:30pm, The Cedar Cultural Center, Minneapolis
AJR
Jo Koy
APR 24
6:15pm, Music Hall, Minneapolis
7pm, Pantages Theatre, Minneapolis
APR 9
APR 15
9pm, The Aquarium, Fargo
“All in the Timing”
Stoneware Garden Flowers
Concordia Frances Frazier Comstock Theatre, Moorhead
5pm, Plains Art Museum, Fargo
Lindi Ortega
Al Stewart Dakota Jazz Club, Minneapolis
Joe Jack Talcum 8:30pm, The Aquarium, Fargo
Ana Moura Dakota Jazz Club, Minneapolis
APR 10 Prince From Minneapolis
Dakota Jazz Club, Minneapolis
The Many Voices of Colonial America Various Times, Minneapolis Institute of Art
Pink Mexico
APR 25 Robyn Hitchcock 8pm, Turf Club, St. Paul
APR 4
Various Times, Frederick R. Weisman Art Museum, Minneapolis
APR 16
Gao Hong and Issam Rafea
Royal Thunder W/ Pinkish Black
Ballet Tuesdays
Matt and Kim
7:30pm, The Cedar Cultural Center, Minneapolis
12pm, Landmark Center, St. Paul
8pm, First Avenue, Minneapolis
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The 4onthefloor
Brian Fallon
9pm, The Aquarium, Fargo
8pm, The Aquarium, Fargo
9pm, Music Hall, Minneapolis
Classic Albums Live: Led Zeppelin II
Opening of Concordia College Senior Art Exhibition
Lights - We Were Here Tour
8pm, Fargo Theater
8pm, Music Hall Minneapolis
Boombox Cartel - Rogue Tour
Cyrus M. Running Gallery, Moorhead
APR 19
8pm, Skyway Theatre, Minneapolis
APR 12
Marah In the Mainsail
9pm, The Aquarium, Fargo
Weird Al Yankovic 7:30pm, Pantages Theatre, Minneapolis
APR 5 Essentially Yours - A Community Event 5:30pm, Prairie Heights Leadership Center, West Fargo
Little Big Town, Kacey Musgraves & Midland in Minneapolis 7:30pm, Target Center, Minneapolis
APR 6
Mac Lethal and Wax
Music in the Parlor w/Concordia College 6pm, Comstock House, Moorhead
Franz Ferdinand
9pm, The Aquarium, Fargo
9pm, First Avenue, Minneapolis
Growing Forever Families: Adoption Fundraiser with Kristina Kuzmic
Chad Prather 9pm, The Women’s Club, Minneapolis
7pm, Sanctuary Events Center, Fargo
APR 28
Concordia Frances Frazier Comstock Theatre, Moorhead
Chris Hillman and Herb Pedersen Dakota Jazz Club, Minneapolis
Nebraska Omaha Mavericks at North Dakota State Bison Baseball
FM Choral Artists: Celebrating Leonard Bernstein Concert
Bettye LaVette
APR 20
Gethsemane Cathedral
6:30pm, Newman Outdoor Field, Fargo
Western Illinois Leathernecks at North Dakota State Bison Baseball
Bon Jovi
Tonic Sol-fa and Shaun Johnson Big Band Experience
Afroman Live 8:30pm, The Aquarium, Fargo
Dessa 9pm, First Avenue, Minneapolis
“All in the Timing”
Dakota Jazz Club, Minneapolis
6:30pm, Newman Outdoor Field, Fargo
7:30pm, Xcel Energy Center, St. Paul
Lisa Fischer & Grand Baton
7:30pm, Burnsville Performing Arts Center
Aladdin
Dakota Jazz Club, Minneapolis
APR 7
APR 13
Various Times, Fargo Theater
APR 29
Northstar Combat
Oppress The Tyrant
APR 21
8pm, The Aquarium, Fargo
Western Illinois Leathernecks at North Dakota State Bison Baseball
FM Choral Artists: Celebrating Leonard Bernstein Concert
7pm, Civic Auditorium Arena, Fargo
Nebraska Omaha Mavericks at North Dakota State Bison Baseball
“All in the Timing”
1pm, Newman Outdoor Field, Fargo
Concordia Frances Frazier Comstock Theatre, Moorhead
Percussion Ensemble Concert
Stand-Up Comedian Jamie Blanchard
Various Times, Memorial Auditorium Concordia College, Moorhead
Various Times, Royal Comedy Theatre
Ty Segall
7pm, Target Center, Minneapolis
9pm, 7th Street Entry, Minneapolis
Running of the Half Pints 12pm, Bald Man Brewing’s Tap Room, St. Paul
JazzMN Orchestra with special guest Bill Evans 7:30pm, Hopkins High School Auditorium
Minnesota RollerGirls 7pm, Roy Wilkins Auditorium, St. Paul
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MercyMe & Tenth Avenue North Echosmith 7pm, First Avenue, Minneapolis
Wyclef Jean
Lisa Fischer & Grand Baton
Aladdin
Dakota Jazz Club, Minneapolis
Various Times, Fargo Theater
APR 30
Phoebe Bridgers 9pm, The Aquarium, Fargo
Fargo Holistic Expo Fargo Civic Center
Tech N9ne 8:30pm, The Armory, Minneapolis
7:30pm, The Pourhouse, Minneapolis
Paris Chansons
APR 14
Dakota Jazz Club, Minneapolis
Sioux Falls Stampede at Fargo Force
Joey Molland
7:05pm, Scheels Arena, Fargo
Gethsemane Cathedral
1pm, Newman Outdoor Field, Fargo
8pm, Medina Entertainment Center
Freak Heat Waves 9pm, The Aquarium, Fargo
Tri State Trust Conference Various Times, Hilton Garden Inn, Fargo
David Lindley Dakota Jazz Club, Minneapolis
Kid Koala, Adira Amram and the Experience, DJ Jester 8pm, The Cedar Cultural Center, Minneapolis
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