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by Särah Nour | Writer's Block | October 2nd, 2015
…A little over three weeks ago, local author Peter Schultz released his first children’s book, “Peter the Slug and the Great Forest Race,” illustrated by his friend and colleague Ann Solyst and published by his own independent company, Silver Goat Media.The book centers on a slug named Peter who dreams…
by HPR Contributor | Culture | October 2nd, 2015
…Unbrewed Craft FestBy Brittney GoodmanOn Saturday, Oct. 3, from 1-8 p.m., Unglued Market comes to the Fargo Brewing Company for a free celebration of local handmade modern crafts, live music and craft beer. During Unbrewed Craft Fest, 20 local makers will sell their handmade wares. Live polka music will happen…
by HPR Contributor | Culture | October 2nd, 2015
…By John ShowalterIf you’ve driven through a rural area (and there are a lot of those in the Midwest), you may have run across them. Panels of painted wood or metal hung on a barn or some other building, or even freestanding in someone’s lawn, painted with a quilt design.…
by HPR Contributor | Culture | October 2nd, 2015
…By Jamie HutchinsonHot rod enthusiasts will soon have an opportunity to buy, sell, barter and trade car parts when Suedes Car Club wheels its way into Top End Dragways to host its annual fall swap meet Sunday, Oct. 4.The event will give hot-rodders the opportunity to find the parts they…
by Granville Wood | All About Food | October 2nd, 2015
…Swine isn’t a word we use in our everyday dialogue, well unless you are a pig farmer. It is one of those words if you say it ten times really quickly is becomes non-seneschal. By definition the term swine is a contemptible person, a brutal sensual person or any stout,…
by Krissy Ness | Beer Snob | October 2nd, 2015
…Drekker brewing company is celebrating its first year in business and it’s going to be one hell of a party. The brewery and taproom, located in downtown Fargo, will feature new beer, live music, brewery tours and more. The celebration will be this Saturday, Oct. 3, so set a reminder.The…
by Greg Carlson | Cinema | October 2nd, 2015
…In one sense, Paul Weitz’s “Grandma” is to Lily Tomlin what Wes Anderson’s “Rushmore” was to Bill Murray: a confirmation of the value, power and wonders of an underutilized – and sometimes misused – screen treasure. While we can hope that Weitz’s film will open for Tomlin some of the…
by Rob Port | Say Anything | October 1st, 2015
…Earlier this year the North Dakota Supreme Court found that it is illegal for campus police departments to be patrolling off campus. The jurisdiction for campus cops is the campus, the court ruled.This has created some consternation in certain quarters. In Fargo, for instance, where the aforementioned court case originated,…
by Ed Raymond | Gadfly | October 1st, 2015
…A Black Man Who Wants To Eat At The Dining Room Table All Of The TimeSince the institutional murder of New York City’s Eric Garner for selling loose cigarettes, the institutional murder of Detroit’s 12-year-old Tamir Rice for loitering in a park, the institutional murder of Baltimore’s Freddie Gray after…
by Sabrina Hornung | Culture | October 1st, 2015
…Peruvian-born and Grand Forks-based ceramic artist Guillermo Guardia traded the mountains for the prairie in the early 2000s. HPR relishes the opportunity to discuss his upcoming exhibition at The Uptown Gallery in Downtown Fargo and his experiences as a resident artist in rural North Dakota.HPR: What kind of work will…