A film about the battle over the University of North Dakota Fighting Sioux mascot will be released on Wednesday, filmmaker Matt Fern announced.
A portion of Amazon.com sales of a documentary about Bismarck artist Shane Balkowitsch are being donated to the Fargo Theatre following the cancellation of this year’s Fargo Film Festival.
A Greta Thunberg mural that caused turmoil in Bismarck will be displayed on a business in downtown Fargo.
The summerlong Medora Musical wraps up with a final performance on Saturday that will cap the career of longtime performer and co-host Bill Sorensen, who is stepping back.
One of the men who animated the Beatles and helped bring to life characters from Scooby Doo to the Rugrats over a half century of work is coming to Bismarck to share his art.
Author: Joseph Davida
Destinations in the path of the Aug. 21 eclipse, which will be visible in the U.S. along a narrow path from Oregon to South Carolina, are going wild with plans for festivals, concerts and viewing parties. Enter your address to see how close you will be to the action.
An exhibit featuring work from two dozen Bismarck artists opens next week.
The North Dakota Women’s Network and Youth Action Council through a partnership with the Bismarck Veterans Memorial Public Library is offering an art camp Aug. 2-5.
The Young Bards will perform “Shakespeare Our Way” at 2 p.m. Sunday at the North Dakota Heritage Center & State Museum on the Capitol grounds in Bismarck.
The Capital Gallery in downtown Bismarck has opened its first “Schools Out! Student Art Fair.”
The Capital Gallery in downtown Bismarck is giving local teenage artists a chance to show and sell their original artwork and earn scholarships.
Capitol Shakespeare is presenting free performances of "A Doll's House" at the Russell Reid Auditorium in the North Dakota Heritage Center and State Museum.
TruNorth Theatre in the Frances Leach High Prairie Arts and Science Complex in Bismarck is presenting A.R. Gurney's "Love Letters" through Valentine's Day.
Bismarck Arts & Galleries Association is holding an online auction in place of its Annual Festival of the Arts, which was canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic. The festival is one of the organization’s largest fundraisers of the year.
A film about the battle over the University of North Dakota Fighting Sioux mascot will be released on Wednesday, filmmaker Matt Fern announced.
Robert Matz is showcasing a solo art exhibit at The Capital Gallery in downtown Bismarck.
DanceWorX Studio is holding its fall production of "Frozen 2" at the Belle Mehus Auditorium in downtown Bismarck Nov. 13-15.
The North Dakota Council on the Arts and partner North Dakota Assistive are hosting a free one-day online gathering focusing on accessibility in the arts.
Dakota Stage Limited has announced the audition dates for its 42nd season.
A portion of Amazon.com sales of a documentary about Bismarck artist Shane Balkowitsch are being donated to the Fargo Theatre following the cancellation of this year’s Fargo Film Festival.
Bismarck High School is presenting its first musical in 45 years.
A Greta Thunberg mural that caused turmoil in Bismarck will be displayed on a business in downtown Fargo.
Capitol Shakespeare’s production of “The Glass Menagerie” is scheduled Sunday at the North Dakota Heritage Center & State Museum, as part of the State Historical Society of North Dakota's Sensational Sundays series.
Bismarck Art & Galleries Association will host a retrospective exhibition of North Dakota native Frank Sampson.