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6 Muscatell Subaru 8 Maple River Golf Club
MANAGING EDITOR David Scheller
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10 Valley Paintball 12 Royal Trivia
ART DIRECTOR Karen Van Oss MEDIA COORDINATOR Jennifer Crego
14 YWCA Cass Clay 16 North Dakota State Fair 18 Explore Downtown 18 Fargo Stuff 20 NoBull Smoke House 22 Sandy's Donuts & Coffee Shop 24 Kris Covi
26 Job Guide
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“Their technology isn’t the only draw,” Case continued. “Subaru’s are not only built in a zero-landfill plant in Indiana, they are built to last with 97% of Subaru’s produced over the past decade still on the road today. We regularly service Subaru’s with 200,000+ miles on their odometers. Longevity is Subaru’s hallmark, so it’s not unheard of to see them with a half-million miles on the odometer.”
I remember when my parents got their first Subaru. The Lynx had just taken an unfortunate Dad-related turn, which would be its last, and the
“Every Subaru model offers something valuable and unique. So many car
Grand Prix comprising the rest of the family’s fleet wasn’t suitable for
brands have fallen by the wayside and become extinct, but Subaru is not
Vermont’s icy roads. They needed a powerhouse that could blast through
just surviving, it’s thriving. The Forester that you grew up with has evolved
walls of slush, stop on a dime for oblivious deer and not rob Mom blind
to win a lot of accolades and was recently credited by Consumer Reports
on gas prices.
as the Top Mid-size SUV on the market. Their hip-point entry and ease of visibility makes the Forester popular with all age groups. Being a 2018
They got a Subaru Forester. My earliest memory of that car is driving away
Insurance Institute Top Safety Pick has helped the brand as well.”
from the dealership with my elementary school friend, the two of us in the back with the hatchback door wide open and the dirt road crunching
“Although it was formerly an offshoot of the Impreza, the Crosstrek has
away beneath us.
come into its own. It’s both practical with an updated boxer engine and great mileage, yet it’s also spacious and quiet. We’re seeing younger people
The Forester would live on to carry the following: our new puppy Max,
flocking to this model, as it offers the full suite of SUV advantages, a lower
coming home for the first time; me learning to drive; endless loads of wood
price point, 30+ mpg and a selection of cool colors.”
for illicit teenage bonfire parties; my neighbor and her personal effects after her pipes froze and she needed to stay with us; a friend’s truck after he stuck it in a snowy ditch while doing donuts…and a lot more of life. It was a Racing Green workhorse, and it likely would have kept going if my parents hadn’t replaced it with a new Forester last year. That
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commitment to longevity, reliability and safety. It manifests itself with good fuel economy, reliable parts and the proven ability to endure a collision with flying colors. Despite learning how to drive in a Subaru, I never had to rely on that last factor, but my parents’ peace-of-mind certainly did. Muscatell Subaru deals in these ready-for-anything vehicles. Now in their 21st year with the franchise, they just celebrated their first anniversary in their all-new facility located just off the Interstate in Moorhead. Customers enjoy the one-stop drive-through Service Department with
“The Subaru Outback is the brand’s flagship. It’s great for every lifestyle and boasts too many safety awards to list. It’s got the ride, maneuverability and fuel economy of a car, but with the versatility of an SUV. The large cargo area and all-weather abilities has made the Subaru Outback especially popular in this area.”
a choice of three Customer Lounges. Amenities include drinks, snacks,
“Right now, we’re really excited about the 2019 Subaru Ascent available
WIFI and a car wash, all complimentary. Though Subaru models are their
later this year.” Case continued, “This entirely-new model solves one of
mainstay, Muscatell Subaru services most makes and models.
a Subaru lover’s biggest problems, which is what to do once their family
“There are a lot of reasons why Subaru models have become so popular over the past few years,” explained Case Muscatell, one of the fourth-generation Muscatell family members in the auto business. “For starters, Subaru is constantly revolutionizing safety. They were the first manufacturer to bring the self-stopping car to the non-luxury market.
has outgrown their car. The Ascent is available with the choice of seven or eight passenger models and includes Subaru’s standard safety features plus high-end amenities like a heated steering wheel, native Internet capability, a panoramic moonroof and even built-in seat extenders for the taller Subaru customer.”
Subaru’s symmetrical all-wheel drive brings the safety-minded in the
Muscatell Subaru recently opened their all-new Pre-Owned facility,
door. Subaru EyeSight has prevented countless accidents -- it alerts you
located adjacent to the Subaru store. They offer an ever-changing selection
if you veer out of a lane. It has adaptive cruise control that learns your
of pre-owned cars, trucks, vans and SUV’s, and often buy customer’s cars
driving habits and will automatically slow down and accelerate in traffic.
outright. Muscatell Pre-Owned also houses Muscatell Detail Services,
It even alerts you if you’re getting too close to the car in front of you.
specializing in deep-cleaning vehicles inside and out by appointment.
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“My first experience with paintball was in 2009, when my boys and I were invited to a birthday party at a nearby course,” recalled Neil Burley, the owner of Valley Paintball. “They were five and seven years old at the time, and even though they weren’t exactly the most effective players on our team, they just loved it.” Neil and his sons were hooked, and they would keep going back as a crew for
do with running for cover and pelting people with brightly colored balls of
years afterward. When the owner of the course was ready to retire, he asked
paint. On the other, his kids adored the place, and Neil figured that would
Neil if he’d like to buy the place. Neil weighed his options. On the one hand,
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“A hyperball course has a small area with dense cover,” explained Neil. “That means we can host a series of quick, intimate matches, rather than just a few rounds needlessly stretched out by a handful of stragglers playing cat and mouse. We’ve held games with as many as 136 players divided up into two teams -- but even with that many, our two acre course ensures everyone gets to play a lot.” “Family is our backbone,” Neil continued. “Seeing my kids grow in this environment has been very rewarding. My older son Lucas is our CFO, and handles the meat of the operation. Nathan is our field operations manager, and although he’s an eighth grader he’s learned to address our players before games like he’s General Patton. My girl Emily is just getting involved now, too. If that’s not a family business, then I’d like to see one.” “I love seeing how paintball brings people together. Last year we had a group of three generations come in. Watching those old farmers popping in and out of cover while pelting their grandkids with paintballs...well, that’s a way of interacting as a family which they probably don’t get to do every day.” “The greatest moment is those two magic minutes just after a game has just ended. Everyone is still electric from the battle, comparing the places where they got hit, reenacting the ways they’d taken each other out. There are very few experiences we can share like paintball -- hunting while being hunted, but in the friendliest way you could imagine.” “Kids who love video games probably constitute our biggest group of players,” Neil continued. “Paintball taps perfectly into what might be one of their few existing interests. Unlike video games, however, paintball is social, teaches cooperation, and is an extremely physical activity. I’ve seen a lot of kids go from being couch potatoes into passionate hobbyists because what they’ve experienced here. If you’ve got a kid who you’re dying to get outdoors, this is one of the best places to start.” Valley Paintball is located at 3576 151st Ave SE in Wheatland. They offer open play on Saturdays from noon until 6:00pm, and are available on other days for private parties as well. Visit valleypaintball.com to learn more about how you can go enjoy the beautiful outdoors, make new friends, and then shoot them.
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Fargo Stuff is now operated by Office
Dean Johnson, which is self-explanatory.
Sign Company. They took over because
Other landmarks like the Fargo Clock,
they wanted to offer their craft to a wider
Scheels Center, and the World’s Largest
variety of clients than only business
Tin Family are well-represented, too.
owners, and also because they enjoy presenting Fargo and greater North
Fargo Stuff has more than just the best
Dakota in a positive a light as much
from local artists. They also have Fargo-
as their featured artists.
Office Sign
themed apparel, drinkware, decorations,
Company is able to reproduce Fargo
gifts, foods, and officially licensed NDSU
Stuff’s art on prints as large as 4 x 8 feet,
products. Go to Fargo Stuff’s gallery at
and they can print on mediums including
310 NP Ave N or visit fargostuff.com for
foam core, wood, and metal. They make
a better look at what they have to offer.
every one of their pieces to order, and
However you would like to proclaim your
offer a greater selection of art than
devotion to Fargo, you will find it there.
they’re able to display in their gallery alone. Their prints are popular in local offices as well as Fargoans’ homes.
Fargo Stuff’s approach is simple: They ask their artists what they would like to offer in their gallery and on their website, and they offer just that. Available pieces include
Theodore
Roosevelt
National
Park - Bison in Spring by Caroline Klinkmueller, featuring one of North Dakota’s furry bovines in his favorite spot, Fargo Theatre in Black and White by Bri Lee, an emotional glimpse of the city’s signature theater, Woodchipper by Dennis Krull, an illustration of Fargo’s most celebrated piece of landscaping equipment, and Bras on Broadway by
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NoBull by David Scheller
efore NoBull Smokehouse broke ground three years ago, their management set out on a national tour to learn the country’s best barbecue techniques. I applaud their commitment to research -- it must have been grueling, having to eat so much delicious (and tax deductible) smoked meat. Their sacrifice paid off, however, and now downtown Fargo has a barbecue joint with the best the country has to offer when it comes to ribs, brisket, pulled pork, and more.
“People from cities known for their barbecue are almost tribal when it
“Despite that, though, we do make our barbecue distinctly Midwestern.
comes to how it’s done,” explained Mykel Leon, general manager of NoBull.
When most people think of smoking woods, they think of Georgia pecan
“Fortunately, North Dakota hasn’t really got a deep-seated barbecue
and Texas mesquite. As it turns out, though, our area’s own native white
tradition, so we’re more open-minded, and as the result get to enjoy
and red oaks provide a smooth, distinctive flavor -- just perfect for what
everything.”
we do. I believe Fargo’s northern smoke flavor will eventually become as established as any of the other areas’.”
“We smoke our meats Texas dry rub style, which focuses on bringing out their natural flavors,” Mykel continued. “But because we’re don’t have to
“Because we’re a smaller restaurant and don’t serve hundreds of racks of
be purists, we offer a variety of nationally-inspired sauces at each table:
ribs every night, we can focus on sourcing the highest quality cuts from
Memphis and St. Louis sweet styles, Carolina vinegar and mustard style,
the tri-state area,” said Mykel. “Working in limited quantities means we
and even our own experimental ones. It’s by blurring those lines that
get to smoke our meat fresh on a daily basis. We begin at around 8:00 AM
NoBull gets to make its own stake in the barbecue scene.”
everyday, taking our time to develop deep bark, caramelize the marrow, and ensure that every cut we serve is as juicy as it can be.”
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E X P LO R E D OW N TOW N A barbecue man in full, Mykel wouldn’t crack when I probed him for NoBull’s smoking secrets. “Our pitmasters are so secretive of what they do that even I’m not privy to half of it,” he chuckled. “Our buttermilk infused chicken fingers are one of NoBull’s signature dishes, and one of my personal favorites, too” said Mykel. “It’s pretty unique for a smokehouse to have them. We treat our chicken fingers with the same devotion as we do our smoked meats, beginning with our secret marinade and ending by battering and deep frying them to crispy, golden perfection.” Their buttermilk infused chicken fingers are so foundational to NoBull’s culinary oeuvre that they’re the main reason for the restaurant’s name!
To match their world-meets-Fargo philosophy, NoBull has a traditional smokehouse’s decor with brick and unfinished white oak walls, cowhide lampshades, and chalkboards displaying their menu. They offer all of the traditional meats that a smokehouse ought to, but with the requisite cheese curds, cheesecake, and tater tots to bring things home. It’s what a true blue Midwest barbecue restaurant should be -- no bull.
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Sandy's Donuts & Coffee Shop by David Scheller
Sometimes you find your calling a little later in life, as was the case for Sandy Ostlund. He had been a pastor, a baker, a steel worker, and a company manager until he found himself without a line of work at the age of 52. Sandy did then what he was accustomed to doing when he had a little downtime: making donuts for his friends and neighbors.
Sandy’s friends and neighbors didn’t object to their gifts. They told
to four fryers, all working nearly round the clock to fry up to 17,000
Sandy that he ought to sell his fried delicacies, that they were so
donuts a day. I tell people that we make a lot of dough.”
good he would make a fast fortune. That kind of advice is usually lost “We owe our success to our commitment to quality,” Mark explained.
on the ears of the less entrepreneurial, but not
“We don’t make cheap donuts, because cheap donuts aren’t
Sandy’s. He thought that making donuts for
worth making. We use top grade flour and premium
a living would be a welcome change of pace, so he studied up on ingredients,
Everybody loves donuts
equipment, and locations before he took the plunge and opened up
Everybody loves donuts
West Fargo in 1983.
Let’s eat just one or two -Matt “Chainsaw” Chaney
what my father was up to, and came to try it for themselves,” said Mark Ostlund, Sandy’s son and inheritor of the business.
“All the same, we don’t charge gourmet prices. That’s not what Sandy’s is about. We just want to make great donuts for the entire Fargo community, like my dad always did.” Sandy’s starts preparing every batch of donuts at their West Fargo headquarters at 4:00pm in anticipation of the
following day. Their trucks deliver to their downtown location
“Sandy’s quickly earned a loyal following, with people staking up
at 6:00am, so everything is fresh and ready when they open their
outside early in the morning to wait for the lights to go on.”
doors a half hour later. It’s a delicate, perpetual dance that ensures
“Back when our first location opened up, we had only one fryer,”
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everything from scratch daily.”
Lord knows I do
Sandy’s Donuts & Coffee Shop in
“People in Fargo quickly learned about
ingredients for fillings, and we take our time to make
Fargo her delicious donuts.
Mark continued. “My dad had that hard-working fryer working 14
Sandy’s is a regular cornucopia of the goods: angel iced Bismarcks,
hours a day, turning out about 10,000 donuts. We’ve since upgraded
Butterfinger crumbles, chocolate Bavarian Long Johns, double
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chocolates, maple fried cinnamon rolls, and even muffins, cookies, and bars as well. A good donut demands a proper cup of joe, so Sandy’s serves coffee roasted weekly. That makes it a true balanced breakfast. You may visit Sandy’s in downtown Fargo at 300 Broadway N or in West Fargo at 301 Main Ave W. Their downtown location opens at 6:30am, while their West Fargo location opens at 5:30am. If you have important business that you have to do somewhere other than a donut shop, take note: Sandy’s five delivery vans will go wherever they’re called to, and can bring one to one hundred dozen donuts. If you haven’t had Sandy’s donuts before, start off with fifty dozen donuts, and gradually work your way up.
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“Kris is a lawyer…’nuff said! HAHAHAHA!!!”
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“I’m the only stand-up comedian with his own law practice, at least
that I know about,” said Kris Covi of Omaha, Nebraska. “I don’t tell my
audience that I’m a lawyer before I perform for two reasons. First of all, that would make them expect a lot of legal jokes, and nobody likes those. Second, I want them to like me.” “That’s not to say I would never combine comedy with my legal work. I practice real estate law, and I’ve got material on the Nebraska Real Estate Disclosure Act that I think kills. If I ever play a club full of nothing but Nebraskan real estate agents, I’ve got it made. Maybe one day I’ll come up with the perfect joke about filing a quit claim deed that’ll appeal to everyone. Until then, I’ll keep the lawyer talk under wraps when I perform.”
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shopdinelive.net “One thing I can’t hide, though, is my height. I’m 6’8”, which means I’ve
“I’m a pretty down to earth guy. I get a lot of inspiration for my act just
heard it all. One time someone told me ‘You don’t play basketball? What a
from regular family life. Like, if I never lived with a woman, I’d never have
waste!’ Even worse, that was my mom. But the absolute low-point was at
been exposed to yogurt. I’ve learned a little trick about yogurt that you
an airport bar. This lady sitting next to me randomly told me that I should
might find helpful. You know how yogurt always spits a little yogurt water
buy a coffin. Now, usually when someone tells you that, you’re compelled
at you when you open it, no matter how slowly you peel its cover off?
to ask why. ‘My boyfriend was your height,’ she told me, ‘And when he died,
Here’s what you do: Instead of opening it, you throw it in the trash, and
we couldn’t find a coffin in his size, so we had to cut off his legs off at the
then you eat bacon.”
shins to get him to fit.’” “Family life is great. I’ve got two girls and a boy. The girls are great -- the “That’s the kind of thing you tend to think about for a little while. When
boy is a little terror. One time I got back from the road, and all I wanted
I got home, I told my wife that when I croak, I just want them to cut two
was that traditional 1950’s style homecoming, complete with my wife
holes in the bottom of a regular-sized coffin. I’m not going to be buried
waiting at the door with a martini and a steak dinner to follow. Do you
looking like Dorf.”
know what I got? As soon as I opened the door, my son ran up to me and yelled ‘Bad guy!’ and then punched me in the groin. I use the word ‘groin’
“Don’t be fooled by my size, though. I’m not a tough guy at all. The other
because I’m a family man. I work clean.”
day I was waiting for a spot in the grocery store parking lot, and this guy in a big truck behind me leaned out of his window and yelled ‘Hey, move your
Kris Covi is managed by the fine people of Comedy Productions in Sioux
car, @$#&%!’ So I said, ‘Hey, I’ll be 30 seconds. You’ll get home with plenty
City, Iowa. If you would like to engage Kris’s unique brand of comedy for
of time to finish that sixer of tall boys and watch the fishing channel all
your upcoming corporate event, you may reach his agent by calling (800)
day, you redneck!’ And you know what he said? Nothing...because I never
655-LAFF or writing to info@comedypro.com.
rolled down my window.”
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MUSIC & EVENTS JUL 1
JUL 3
Appreciation Days
NDMOA Summer Art Camps
1pm, Madison Pool, Fargo
9am, ND Museum Of Art, Grand Forks
Open Turntables
John Butler Trio Mama Kin Spender
6pm-10pm, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
7pm-11:59pm, Jade Presents, Fargo
Mandan Rodeo Days Celebration
Musicians Open Mic Night
Various Times, Downtown Mandan & Dacotah Centennial Park, Mandan
Front Street Trivia
North Dakota Heritage Center and State Museum
Mandan Rodeo Days Celebration
8pm-12am, Sidestreet Grille & Pub, Fargo 8pm-10pm, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
Foosball League in The Cellar 6pm-9pm, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
Junior Docents Meeting 6PM-7PM, Dakota Zoo, Bismarck
Outlet: Spoken Word Open Mic Poetry Night
JUL 10
7:30pm-11pm, Red Raven Espresso Parlor, Fargo
9:30am, ND Museum Of Art, Grand Forks
FrostFire 9:30pm-1:30am, Pickled Parrot, Fargo
JUL 6 Mandan Soccer - Splashdown
NDMOA Summer Art Camps Musicians Open Mic Night 8pm-12am, Sidestreet Grille & Pub, Fargo
Fargo Brewing Co. Presents St. Paul & The Broken Bones 7pm-11:59pm, Sanctuary Events Center, Fargo
Island Park Swing Dancing
Various Times, Downtown Mandan & Dacotah Centennial Park, Mandan
Various Times, Mandan Soccer Complex, Mandan
JUL 7
Front Street Trivia
JUL 4
Scheels FCA Triathlon
8pm-10pm, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
8am, Harmon Lake, Mandan
Junior Zookeeper Camp 3
Mandan Soccer - Splashdown
10:30pm-1:30pm, Dakota Zoo, Bismarck
Various Times, Mandan Soccer Complex, Mandan
Zoo Crew Meeting
1pm, ND Museum Of Art, Grand Forks
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm, Katherine Kilbourne Burgum Center For Creativity at Plains Art Museum, Fargo
Summer Reading Program Crafts
Vinyl Night w/ Vinyl Giant & DJ AP
JUL 8
JUL 11
10am-5pm, Capitol Grounds, Bismarck
Blue Star Museums Program at Gateway to Science All day, Gateway to Science, Bismarck
JUL 2 NDMOA Summer Art Camps
Teen Ceramics
1:30pm, West Fargo Public Library, West Fargo
8pm-12am, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
Open Mic Night w/ Cmptrdstr
Comedy Open Mic Night at The Pickled Parrot
8:30pm-12am, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
Comedy Open Mic Night at Dempsey’s 9:30pm-12:00am, Dempsey’s Public House, Fargo
Jazz Night 7pm-9pm, Dempsey’s Public House, Fargo
Mandan Rodeo Days Celebration Various Times, Downtown Mandan & Dacotah Centennial Park, Mandan
6pm-8pm, Dakota Zoo, Bismarck
NDMOA Summer Art Camps
8pm-11pm, The Aquarium, Fargo
9:30am, ND Museum Of Art, Grand Forks
9:30pm-12am, Pickled Parrot, Fargo
JUL 9
Mandan Rodeo Days Celebration
Comedy Open Mic Night at The Pickled Parrot
9:30am, ND Museum Of Art, Grand Forks
Various Times, Downtown Mandan & Dacotah Centennial Park, Mandan
JUL 5 NDMOA Summer Art Camps 9:30am, ND Museum Of Art, Grand Forks
Business and Beer 5pm-6:30pm, Front Street Taproom, Fargo 28 |
Onward
7pm-10pm, Island Park, Fargo
NDMOA Summer Art Camps
9:30pm-12am, Pickled Parrot, Fargo
Comedy Open Mic Night at Dempsey’s
Yoga in the Park
9:30pm-12:00am, Dempsey’s Public House, Fargo
6pm-7pm, Island Park, Fargo
Teen Ceramics
Jazz Night
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm, Katherine Kilbourne Burgum Center For Creativity at Plains Art Museum, Fargo
7pm-9pm, Dempsey’s Public House, Fargo
Junior Zookeeper Camp 3 10:30pm-1:30pm, Dakota Zoo, Bismarck
Vinyl Night w/ Vinyl Giant & DJ AP 8pm-12am, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
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Cal Ripken 9 Year Old State Baseball Tournament
Breakfast at the Zoo
NTPA Truck Pull
8am-10am, Dakota Zoo, Bismarck
JUL 22
Various Times, USA Dacotah Speedway, Mandan
10:30pm-1:30pm, Dakota Zoo, Bismarck
Various Times, Mandan Municipal Ball Park, Mandan
JUL 12
JUL 17
7pm-11pm, Red River Valley Fair, West Fargo
Junior Zookeeper Camp 3
NDMOA Summer Art Camps
Discussions: Spiritual Freedom – Living from a Greater Vision of Your Life
9:30am, ND Museum Of Art, Grand Forks
9:30am, ND Museum Of Art, Grand Forks
10:30am-11:30am, The Spirit Room, Fargo
Business and Beer
Musicians Open Mic Night
JUL 23
NDMOA Summer Art Camps
5pm-6:30pm, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
8pm-12am, Sidestreet Grille & Pub, Fargo
Foosball League in The Cellar
Island Park Swing Dancing
Comedy Open Mic Night at Dempsey’s
6pm-9pm, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
7pm-10pm, Island Park, Fargo
9:30pm-12:00am, Dempsey’s Public House, Fargo
Downtowners German Days 2018
Annual Members Picnic
Jazz Night
ND Governor’s Cup Night 1 Various Times, USA Dacotah Speedway, Mandan
Junior Zookeeper Camp 4 10:30am-1:30pm, Dakota Zoo, Bismarck
JUL 28 Fargo Airshow Various Times, Hector International Airport, Fargo
Melvins
5pm-11pm, Historic Depot, Bismarck
4pm-7pm, Dakota Zoo, Bismarck
Dakota Mod Tour
Loveable Lizards Camp Little Tykes Ed-Venture Camp
NDMOA Summer Art Camps
10:30pm-11:30pm, Dakota Zoo, Bismarck
Junior Zookeeper Camp 4
10:30pm-1:30pm, Dakota Zoo, Bismarck
JUL 18
10:30am-1:30pm, Dakota Zoo, Bismarck
JUL 13
NDMOA Summer Art Camps
JUL 24
Junior Docents, Animal Close-ups & Face Painting/Glitter Tattoos,
Musicians Open Mic Night
10am-12pm, Dakota Zoo, Bismarck
Various Times, Dacotah Speedway, Mandan
Junior Zookeeper Camp 3
NDMOA Summer Art Camps 9:30am, ND Museum Of Art, Grand Forks
Downtowners German Days 2018 11am-11pm, Historic Depot, Bismarck
Championship Night of Dakota Classic Modified Tour Various Times, Dakota Speedway, Mandan
Dacotah Speedway Legendary 50 Various Times, USA Dacotah Speedway, Mandan
Cal Ripken 9 Year Old State Baseball Tournament Various Times, Mandan Municipal Ball Park, Mandan
Junior Zookeeper Camp 3 10:30pm-1:30pm, Dakota Zoo, Bismarck
JUL 14 Downtowners German Days 2018 11am-11pm, Historic Depot, Bismarck
9:30am, ND Museum Of Art, Grand Forks
Comedy Open Mic Night at The Pickled Parrot 9:30pm-12am, Pickled Parrot, Fargo
River Paddling Excursion: History of the Red River 5:45pm-8pm, Hjemkomst Center, Moorhead
Yoga in the Park 6pm-7pm, Island Park, Fargo
Teen Ceramics 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm, Katherine Kilbourne Burgum Center For Creativity at Plains Art Museum, Fargo
Vinyl Night w/ Vinyl Giant & DJ AP
NDMOA Summer Art Camps Fargo’s Downtown Street Fair
Foosball League in The Cellar
Junior Docents, Snow Cones & Face Painting/Glitter Tattoos,
6pm-9pm, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
Junior Docents, Snow Cones & Face Painting/Glitter Tattoos, 12pm-5pm, Dakota Zoo, Bismarck
JUL 20 Fargo’s Downtown Street Fair
Various Times, Mandan Municipal Ball Park, Mandan
Various Times, Downtown Fargo, Fargo
Mandan Dirt Series
9:30am, ND Museum Of Art, Grand Forks
Various Times, USA Dacotah Speedway, Mandan
Dacotah Speedway Mandan Dirt Series
JUL 16
Various Times, USA Dacotah Speedway, Mandan
7pm-9pm, Dempsey’s Public House, Fargo
9:30am, ND Museum Of Art, Grand Forks
Jamey Johnson 8pm, Belle Mehus Auditorium, Bismarck
Junior Zookeeper Camp 4 10:30am-1:30pm, Dakota Zoo, Bismarck
6pm-7pm, Island Park, Fargo 9:30am, ND Museum Of Art, Grand Forks
Various Times, USA Dacotah Speedway, Mandan
Jazz Night
NDMOA Summer Art Camps
JUL 19
5pm-6:30pm, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
9:30pm-12:00am, Dempsey’s Public House, Fargo
8pm-10pm, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
NDMOA Summer Art Camps
Business and Beer
Comedy Open Mic Night at Dempsey’s
Front Street Trivia
7pm-8pm, Dakota Zoo, Bismarck
Legendary 50
9:30am, ND Museum Of Art, Grand Forks
9:30pm-12am, Pickled Parrot, Fargo
Junior Docents, Animal Close-ups & Face Painting/Glitter Tattoos,
Various Times, Downtown Fargo, Fargo
NDMOA Summer Art Camps
Comedy Open Mic Night at The Pickled Parrot
Yoga in the Park
Various Times, Mandan Municipal Ball Park, Mandan
Cal Ripken 9 Year Old State Baseball Tournament
8pm-12am, Sidestreet Grille & Pub, Fargo
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9:30am, ND Museum Of Art, Grand Forks
JUL 15
9:30am, ND Museum Of Art, Grand Forks
8pm-12am, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
Cal Ripken 9 Year Old State Baseball Tournament
12pm-5pm, Dakota Zoo, Bismarck
7pm-9pm, Dempsey’s Public House, Fargo
NDMOA Summer Art Camps
Family Zoo Snooze Camp Over 2 Various times, Dakota Zoo, Bismarck
JUL 21 Fargo’s Downtown Street Fair Various Times, Downtown Fargo, Fargo
NTPA Truck Pull Various Times, USA Dacotah Speedway, Mandan
Teen Ceramics 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm, Katherine Kilbourne Burgum Center For Creativity at Plains Art Museum, Fargo
Vinyl Night w/ Vinyl Giant & DJ AP
9pm, The Aquarium, Fargo
ND Governor’s Cup Night 2 Various Times, USA Dacotah Speedway, Mandan
JUL 29 Fargo Airshow Various Times, Hector International Airport, Fargo
ND Governor’s Cup Various Times, USA Dacotah Speedway, Mandan
JUL 30 Comedy Open Mic Night at Dempsey’s 9:30pm-12:00am, Dempsey’s Public House, Fargo
NDMOA Summer Art Camps 9:30am, ND Museum Of Art, Grand Forks
Jazz Night 7pm-9pm, Dempsey’s Public House, Fargo
JUL 31 Island Park Swing Dancing 7pm - 10pm, Island Park, Fargo
NDMOA Summer Art Camps 9:30am, ND Museum Of Art, Grand Forks
Musicians Open Mic Night
8pm-12am, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
8pm - 12am, Sidestreet Grille & Pub, Fargo
Junior Zookeeper Camp 4
Front Street Trivia
10:30am-1:30pm, Dakota Zoo, Bismarck
8pm - 10pm, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
JUL 26
Witty Wallabies Camp Little Tykes Ed-Venture Camp
Business and Beer 5pm-6:30pm, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
NDMOA Summer Art Camps 9:30am, ND Museum Of Art, Grand Forks
Foosball League in The Cellar 6pm-9pm, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
104.7 Duke FM Presents: Jamey Johnson 7pm-11:59pm,The Fargo Theatre, Fargo
Guster with Van William 7pm-10pm, Sanctuary Events Center, Fargo
Jamey Johnson 8pm, Fargo Theatre, Fargo
Junior Zookeeper Camp 4 10:30am-1:30pm, Dakota Zoo, Bismarck
JUL 27 NDMOA Summer Art Camps 9:30am, ND Museum Of Art, Grand Forks
10:30am-11:30pm, Dakota Zoo, Bismarck
Junior Docents, Animal Close-ups & Face Painting/Glitter Tattoos, 10:30am-11:30am, Dakota Zoo, Bismarck
AUG 1 Yoga in the Park 6pm - 7pm, Island Park, Fargo
NDMOA Summer Art Camps 9:30am, ND Museum Of Art, Grand Forks
Vinyl Night w/ Vinyl Giant & DJ AP 8pm - 12am, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
Comedy Open Mic Night at The Pickled Parrot 9:30pm-12am, Pickled Parrot, Fargo
Junior Docents, Animal Close-ups & Face Painting/Glitter Tattoos, 7pm-8pm, Dakota Zoo, Bismarck
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NDMOA Summer Art Camps 9:30am, ND Museum Of Art, Grand Forks
Foosball League in The Cellar 6pm - 9pm, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
Outlet: Spoken Word Open Mic Poetry Night
Front Street Trivia 8pm - 10pm, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
Musicians Open Mic Night 8pm-12am, Sidestreet Grille & Pub, Fargo
Junior Zookeeper Camp 5 10:30am-1:30pm, Dakota Zoo, Bismarck
Zoo Crew and Junior Docents End Of Season Barbeque 5pm-7pm, Dakota Zoo, Bismarck
AUG 13 Winds of Change Concert Tour Various Times, 2nd Ave, Fargo
Open Mic Night w/ Cmptrdstr 8:30pm - 12am, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
Comedy Open Mic Night at Dempsey’s 9:30pm - 12am, Dempsey’s Public House, Fargo
8pm - 12am, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
Comedy Open Mic Night at The Pickled Parrot
8pm - 11pm, Hotel Donaldson – HoDo, Fargo
Yoga in the Park 6pm - 7pm, Island Park, Fargo
AUG 14
Open Mic Comedy
Vinyl Night w/ Vinyl Giant & DJ AP
Various Times, Downtown, Bismarck
Awesome Aussie Animals Camp Animal Ed-Venture 10:30am-1:00pm, Dakota Zoo, Bismarck
Junior Docents Animal Close ups & Face Painting/Glitter Tattoos 2pm-3pm, Dakota Zoo, Bismarck
AUG 3 Jennifer Lyn & The Groove Revival 10am - 1am, Dempsey’s Public House, Fargo
NDMOA Summer Art Camps 9:30am, ND Museum Of Art, Grand Forks
Downtowners Crazy Days 2018 Various Times, Downtown, Bismarck
Monster Truck Show Night 1 Various Times, USA Dacotah Speedway, Mandan
AUG 4 Muddy River Blues Society Music Festival 2pm-10pm, General Sibley Park, Bismarck
Monster Truck Show Night 2 Various Times, USA Dacotah Speedway, Mandan
9:30pm-12am, Pickled Parrot, Fargo
Junior Zookeeper Camp 5 10:30am-1:30pm, Dakota Zoo, Bismarck
AUG 9 Business and Beer 5pm - 6:30pm, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
NDMOA Summer Art Camps 9:30am, ND Museum Of Art, Grand Forks
Foosball League in The Cellar 6pm - 9pm, Front Street Taproom,Fargo
Robert Irvine 7pm - 11:59pm, The Fargo Theatre, Fargo
Junior Zookeeper Camp 5 10:30am-1:30pm, Dakota Zoo, Bismarck
AUG 10 Thrive Fest North
Musicians Open Mic Night
Foosball League in The Cellar
Island Park Swing Dancing
6pm - 9pm, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
7pm - 10pm, Island Park, Fargo
6pm-9pm, Dakota Zoo, Bismarck
8pm - 10pm, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
AUG 24
Vinyl Night w/ Vinyl Giant & DJ AP
Mandan Dirt Series
8pm - 12am, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
AUG 25
Comedy Open Mic Night at The Pickled Parrot
Marbin
9:30pm-12am, Pickled Parrot, Fargo
Open Turntables 6pm - 10pm, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
5pm - 6:30pm, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
Foosball League in The Cellar 6pm - 9pm, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
Open Mic Comedy 9pm - 11pm, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
Brew At Dakota Zoo 6pm-9pm, Dakota Zoo, Bismarck
Junior Zookeeper Camp 5 10:30am-1:30pm, Dakota Zoo, Bismarck
Various Times, 15th Ave, Fargo
Mandan Dirt Series
AUG 18 Fargo Blues Festival Various Times, 15th Ave, Fargo
Jazz Night at Dempsey’s featuring the Max Johnk Quartet
Various Times, Red River Valley Fairgrounds, West Fargo
Breakfast at the Zoo
Paired Pottery on the Wheel
AUG 19
8:30pm - 12am, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
Comedy Open Mic Night at Dempsey’s 9:30pm-12:00am, Dempsey’s Public House, Fargo
12pm-5pm, Dakota Zoo, Bismarck
Concert In The Park 7pm-8:30pm, Urban Plains Park, Fargo
Jazz Night
AUG 12
7pm-9pm, Dempsey’s Public House, Fargo
Thrive Fest North
Junior Zookeeper Camp 5 10:30am-1:30pm, Dakota Zoo, Bismarck
Various Times, Red River Valley Fairgrounds, West Fargo
AUG 7
Open Turntables
Island Park Swing Dancing 7pm - 10pm, Island Park, Fargo
NDMOA Summer Art Camps 9:30am, ND Museum Of Art, Grand Forks
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6pm - 10pm, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
53rd Annual Mandan Demolition Derby Various Times, USA Dacotah Speedway, Mandan
Jazz Night 7pm-9pm, Dempsey’s Public House, Fargo
Open Mic Night w/ Cmptrdstr 8:30pm - 12am, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
AUG 28 Island Park Swing Dancing 7pm - 10pm, Island Park, Fargo
Musicians Open Mic Night 8pm-12am, Sidestreet Grille & Pub, Fargo
8pm, Side Street Grill & Pub, Fargo
Thrive Fest North
Open Mic Night w/ Cmptrdstr
9:30pm-12:00am, Dempsey’s Public House, Fargo
9am-4pm, Old Highway 10 & Bismarck Expressway, Bismarck
AUG 6
Junior Docents Snow Cones & Face Painting/Glitter Tattoos
Comedy Open Mic Night at Dempsey’s
AUG 29
AUG 11
9:30am, ND Museum Of Art, Grand Forks
AUG 27
Flea Market & Corn Feed at Buckstop Junction
9:30am, ND Museum Of Art, Grand Forks
6pm - 8pm, Katherine Kilbourne Burgum Center, Fargo
AUG 26
Business and Beer
Open Turntables
NDMOA Summer Art Camps
7pm - 11:59pm, The Aquarium, Fargo
AUG 16
6pm - 10pm, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
7pm - 9pm, Dempsey’s Public House, Fargo
Various Times, USA Dacotah Speedway, Mandan
AUG 15
Fargo Blues Festival
NDMOA Summer Art Camps
Brew at the Zoo
Front Street Trivia
AUG 17
AUG 5
9:30pm - 12am, Pickled Parrot, Fargo
AUG 23
8pm-12am, Sidestreet Grille & Pub, Fargo
Various Times, Red River Valley Fairgrounds, West Fargo
Various Times, USA Dacotah Speedway, Mandan
9:30pm-12am, Pickled Parrot, Fargo
Jazz Night 7pm-9pm, Dempsey’s Public House, Fargo
Comedy Open Mic Night at The Pickled Parrot
Comedy Open Mic Night at The Pickled Parrot
Vinyl Night w/ Vinyl Giant & DJ AP
AUG 8
Downtowners Crazy Days 2018
8pm - 10pm, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
9:30pm-12:00am, Dempsey’s Public House, Fargo
Jennifer Lyn & The Groove Revival at Hotel Donaldson
8pm - 12am, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
Front Street Trivia
Comedy Open Mic Night at Dempsey’s
NDMOA Summer Art Camps
9pm - 11pm, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
7pm - 10pm, Island Park, Fargo
AUG 22
7:30pm - 11pm, Red Raven Espresso Parlor,Fargo
9:30am, ND Museum Of Art, Grand Forks
Island Park Swing Dancing
8am-10am, Dakota Zoo, Bismarck
Open Turntables
Robert Hunter Comedy Open Mic Night at The Pickled Parrot 9:30pm-12am, Pickled Parrot, Fargo
AUG 30
6pm - 10pm, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
Business and Beer
LeAnn Rimes LovE is LovE Acoustic Tour with Tigirlily
Foosball League in The Cellar
7pm - 11:59pm, The Fargo Theatre, Fargo
AUG 20 Open Mic Night w/ Cmptrdstr 8:30pm - 12am, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
Comedy Open Mic Night at Dempsey’s 9:30pm - 12:00am, Dempsey’s Public House, Fargo
Jazz Night 7pm-9pm, Dempsey’s Public House, Fargo
AUG 21 Musicians Open Mic Night 8pm-12am, Sidestreet Grille & Pub, Fargo
5pm - 6:30pm, Front Street Taproom, Fargo 6pm - 9pm, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
Open Mic Comedy 9pm - 11pm, Front Street Taproom, Fargo
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