1. Support performing arts at MSU Ann Nicole Nelson Hall rings proudly with multiple university and community music and theater performances throughout the year. There’s a lot of talent in the Minot area!
2. Get a selfie by the Dala Horse The craft of carving and painting Dala horses began in Sweden in the 1800s, made as toys for children. In Minot’s Scandinavian Heritage Park, you can stand next to one that’s 30 feet tall.
3. Visit 62 Doors Gallery and Studios What's the right way to look at art? Do you put a hand on your chin and nod knowingly? Whatever works for you! 62 Doors is a community of artists living, working and displaying their work in downtown Minot.
4. Love the North Dakota State Fair We all missed it in 2020, but it will be back with concerts, fair food, animals, crafts and more. We’re looking forward to it. How about you?
5. See the Gol Stave Church Museum Scandinavian Heritage Park is home to a full-size replica of the Gol Stave Church, constructed more than 750 years ago in Norway – definitely a must-see attraction in Minot.
6. Take in a Minotauros hockey game These young players are skating for the attention of college and pro hockey scouts, so the action is intense!
7. Volunteer with Souris Valley United Way They help many charitable organizations all over our community, and they could use your help. Come out and plant a tree or something!
8. See the new Big Cats habitats at Roosevelt Park Zoo The zoo is building new habitat areas that are more natural for the animals. You’ll also feel closer to these magnificent creatures!
9. Celebrate your Scandinavian side at Norsk Høstfest Velkommen to North America’s Largest Scandinavian Festival. The cultural heritage of the region is important to us, and it shows! Enjoy all the food, dancing, music and more.
10. Support children’s discovery The Magic City Discovery Center plans to bring fun, interactive and educational experiences for children across the entire state into a year-round facility on Minot’s North Hill. Donate to help make it happen!