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by HPR Staff | Best Bets | January 31st, 2018
…Tuesday, February 6, 7pmJunkyard Brewing, 1416 1st Ave N, MoorheadThey play banjo, guitar, ukulele, washboard, jug, kazoo, harmonica, whizbang, and rumba box. Kitty is the niece of reggae legend Bunny Wailer; Jack’s babysitter was Tiny Tim. It was meant to be and they are high school sweethearts. (701) 936-5545
by HPR Staff | Best Bets | January 31st, 2018
…Saturday, February 3, 1pm Downtown Fargo District, within walking distance One-of-a-kind experience: tour businesses, restaurants and lounges to sample what each of them has to offer! Many unique tastes right in Downtown Fargo that you will never know about until this event! $27, 21+, Tickets at Eventbrite, proceeds to local…
by HPR Staff | Best Bets | January 31st, 2018
…Saturday, February 3, 10am-5pm MSUM Planetarium, 700 11th St S, Moorhead Featuring One World, One Sky: Big Bird’s Adventure, playing every 45 minutes. Meet Sid the Science Kid. Drawings for prizes throughout the day. Lots of demos and activities for the whole family! FREE admission, tix on the day. Thanks,…
by HPR Staff | Best Bets | January 31st, 2018
…Friday, February 2, 7pmSanctuary Events Center, 670 4th Ave NCelebrate the music and legacy of the late artist through live renditions played by Fargo-Moorhead musicians. Pat Lenertz, Wicked Bees, Human Element, XPLOR, Stovepipes perform selections from Petty’s songbook, spanning his 40-year career. (701) 404-9006
by HPR Staff | Best Bets | January 31st, 2018
…Friday, February 2, 9pm-12:30am Radisson Hotel, 201 5th St N, Fargo Dress in your best 80s attire and dance the night away to your favorite 80’s Classics! $10 Cover | Live DJ, cash bar | 21+. For the past 11 years, a group of dedicated volunteers has produced F-M Pride…
by HPR Staff | Best Bets | January 31st, 2018
…February 2, noon-9pm; Feb 3, 1:30-9pmGrand Hotel, 1505 North Broadway, Minot NDOenophiles and growers shouldn’t miss this one. Eminent authorities discuss a wide selection of topics, such as emerging pests and high acidic winemaking in the Midwest, including our own Greg Cook (Saturday, 11:15am) and Lisa Cook (Saturday, 3:30pm). (701) 735-4493
by Chuck Solly | Culture | January 31st, 2018
…It turns out that there are problems with any type of listening device. Generally, listening devices fall under three categories: over-the-ear, the earphone encloses the ear completely, on-the ear, the earphone sits on the ear, and earbuds which go into the ear canal.Over the ear headphones are supposed to seal…
by Faye Seidler | Culture | January 31st, 2018
…A Wisconsin school district just had to pay $800,000 to settle a lawsuit with a transgender student. This male student was being forbidden from using the boys bathroom and was put into female groups during activities that split students by gender.He said in the court document, “The idea of using…
by HPR Contributor | Theatre | January 31st, 2018
…By Nathan Roybardsdream@gmail.comThe play you are going to read about is based on actual events. I bet you can’t wait to know about them, so I asked director Miles Barnum what can be expected. He replied, “It is a very intriguing script and a joy to work on.” Let us…
by C.S. Hagen | News | January 31st, 2018
…WASHINGTON D.C. – While North Dakota’s chosen elected announced who they were taking to President Donald Trump’s State of the Union speech, media across the state kept one piece of information about Congressman Kevin Cramer’s guest quiet.Cramer, R-ND, the state’s only Congressman, announced he would bring Tommy Fisher, president and…