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Apr
14
Jun
Spend your Fourth of July in Minot
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29
Sep
Pointe of View Winery
Pointe of View Winery is nestled just on the outskirts of Minot, in a picturesque setting surrounding by the beautiful plains of North Dakota....
10
Apr
Street Art Map: A Guide to Minot’s Murals
In 2015, the Minot Street Art Movement began painting the town, literally. Have you seen it? Their work to promote urban vitality and access to public art was a success with more murals coming to downtown and around the city in the coming months. Currently,...
25
Oct
POEM Studio
Whatever you can imagine, POEM Studio can help make it a reality. They specialize in facilitating creativity - bringing art to people and people to art. Consignment pieces available POEM works both with businesses and guests on projects and also does consignment for local artists. Their online...
26
Feb
Full STEAM Ahead
STEAM's mission is to provide cultural enrichment to the children of the Minot area though enjoyable exciting and creative experiences. They focus on science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics. Before the formation of STEAM, there were a few programs that helped them become what they are...
21
Aug
The Poolest Spot in town.
Minot has a spot that’s perfect for those who want more than just a bar. The Spot is one of Minot’s best new-additions as it is the only pool hall in town. There is just no way to be board here. Cue the list: Besides...
28
Jul
Time goes By and By at the Dakotah Rose B&B
In 1906, Minot was just 23 years old. After the creation of the Great Northern Railroad, the Magic City had sprouted up seemingly overnight and became a thriving city. Living in the boomtown was Addie Carr and her husband Dr. Andrew Carr Sr.--who was one...
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