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by HPR Staff | Best Bets | June 22nd, 2016
…Tuesday, June 28, 1 - 4pmMake Room, 806½ Main Ave, FargoFour-day workshop for readers, writers and makers aged 7-14. Paper making, bookbinding, art journaling, creative writing, publishing, young nerds meet other young nerds. Non-traditional classroom environment. Push reading and writing skills to the next level? Wishful thinking, but good luck…
by HPR Staff | Best Bets | June 22nd, 2016
…Saturday, June 25, 1 - 7pm27799 County Highway 34, Callaway, Minn.Live music, wine and beer, local vendors, food truck. No word yet who the musicians will be—might be Random Road and Gordon Christensen. No grape stomp contest this time, but it won’t be long. $10 includes festival wine…
by HPR Staff | Best Bets | June 22nd, 2016
…Saturday, June 25, 10:30am - 12:30pmUnglued, 408 Broadway N, Downtown FargoBeginner level workshop, chains and stones provided. Learn the valuable skill of soldering while you make a simple statement piece with Lexie of Aerow. Learn how to connect a jump ring to a stone pendant with copper tape and basic…
by HPR Staff | Best Bets | June 22nd, 2016
…Friday, June 24, 7-11pmThe New Direction, 14 Roberts St (lower level), Downtown FargoAll ages punk show. Commonwealth of American Natives plus Crab Legs, No Thumbs Up, Low Speed Chase, Out of Focus. Not that many people know about The New Direction yet. Check it out. Some part of the future…
by HPR Staff | Best Bets | June 22nd, 2016
…Friday, June 24, 7:30pmHansen Theatre, MSUM, 1104 7th Ave S, MoorheadThe Broadway hit. Rock star wannabe Robbie Heart, New Jersey’s favorite wedding singer and the life of the party until his fiancee Linda leaves him at the altar. 1985: hair was big, collars were up, and the wedding singer was…
by HPR Contributor | HPR Abroad | June 16th, 2016
…By Amy VennOslo Pride 2016 marches on in the wake of the Orlando tragedy, with a message of solidarity and a determination to celebrate acceptance and equality.“It’s been a couple of very intense days,” Petter Ruud-Johansen, information officer for Oslo Pride 2016, said about the effect the shooting has had…
by HPR Contributor | HPR Abroad | June 16th, 2016
…By: Angie PerezReligious affiliation in Norway has been on a steady decline in recent decades. For the first time ever atheists slightly outnumber believers, demonstrating modern society’s move toward secularization. According to Norway’s Ipsos MMI 2016 social-cultural survey, 39 percent of Norwegians who were asked about their faith considered themselves atheist,…
by HPR Contributor | Music | June 15th, 2016
…By Ben RheaultI practically stumbled across Built to Spill by accident. I was returning a warped record I had purchased from what was then Vinyl Connection (now Orange Records.) They didn’t have another copy of the record I originally bought, but the clerk, who was a friend of mine and…
by Zac Echola | Last Word | June 15th, 2016
…By Zac EcholaFargo’s city commission voted, among other tax incentives, to loan about $6 million to three of the richest people in the state, at least one of whom is still referred to as a philanthropist by the local daily in stories having nothing to do with philanthropy.Meanwhile in Omaha,…
by Brittney Goodman | Culture | June 15th, 2016
…We need bees. They pollinate, enabling plants to reproduce. The Plains Art Museum is engaged in the fourth year of a project to educate our community on the importance of bees. The Defiant Gardens Pollinator Project began with a summit, hosted by the Plains Art Museum under the direction of…