The performing arts are well represented in Minot through theater, opera, orchestra and many other performances. Art admirers will enjoy galleries, studios and even street art!
During the summer, live music, local artists, and artisans line Minot’s Main Street, showcasing their work and providing live art demonstrations. Join us for the fun and check out all of the galleries, shops, and restaurants in Downtown Minot.
Take in local musicians, live art demonstrations, and a relaxing atmosphere at this free summer concert series in Oak Park.
Hear music from across the globe in Minot at these specialty concerts featuring international musicians brought into rural communities to provide education and share their talent.
Local free-will donation gallery featuring rotating exhibits of local art and home of The Sketchbook Project in downtown Minot.
Features a colletion of contemporary and Native American artworks, located on the Minot State University campus.
An artists co-op featuring local artists who create and sell their art in the space on Main Street.
A public art project that will transform grain silos in downtown Minot into North Dakota’s largest mural.
Snap a photo inside the iconic starburst located in downtown Minot in front of the Taube Museum of Art.
Look for 25+ bright, colorful murals throughout downtown Minot’s alleyways, created by local artists.
Catch one of six annual performances showcasing regional musical talent and live entertainment at Minot State University.
Experience a fully-stages live production featuring outstanding talent at the elegant Ann Nicole Nelson Hall.
Watch plays and musicals performed under the stars at the outdoor amphitheater at Minot State University.
Catch a play during fall, winter, and spring months at Minot’s oldest community theatre in downtown Minot.
Explore Downtown Minot!
Walk around and search for over 25 colorful murals and street art that can be found throughout downtown Minot, created by local artists. Pose for a photo in front of to murals like the angel wings, or the colorful ‘Why Not Minot’.