SPRING EVENTS
MARILYN HAGERTY: Tabor comes alive on Czech day with kolaches, horse shoes 
They still make kolaches around Tabor, Minn. They create them with prune or apricot and poppy seed filling. Some put the filling on little squares of sweet roll dough and fold the corners down over the filling. Others make their kolaches round. Anne Kmecik who lives near Tabor will tell you, “It takes time.”
By Marilyn Hagerty , June 16, 2011
THE LIST: ‘Medora’...City Band...Hillsboro Days...‘Wait Until Dark’...more
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The life story of North Dakota’s Medora de Mores will be retold as the musical play “Medora, the story of a lady” at 7 p.m. June 27-30 in the Rugby Armory.
By Herald Staff Report , June 15, 2011
TASTE OF AFRICA, SONG FROM ASIA: New Americans, friends to mark World Refugee Day at Farmers Market
It’s the third "World Refugee Day" celebration Saturday in Grand Forks, the second to be held at Town Square. "Come and talk with these new Americans," said Cynthia Shabb, program director for the Global Friends Coalition, a sponsor of World Refugee Day locally. "Find out a little about them."
By Chuck Haga , June 15, 2011
REVIEW: Crimson Creek's 'Psycho Beach Party' a tweak or two from hitting full funny potential
Crimson Creek starts this summer season with yet another cult favorite, “Psycho Beach Party,” but I have to admit I was expecting a little more "psycho," and a lot less "beach party."
By Erik Burgess , June 14, 2011
'Chicago' combines helpings of Roseau, Warroad ... and a bit of Broadway
The towns welcomed Jen Burleigh-Bentz, a Broadway actress, to the Roseau School Theater.
By Brandi Jewett , June 14, 2011
Climax, Minn., celebrates its 13th annual Small Town Saturday this weekend
Event begins with 5K bike/hike/runThe 13th annual Small Town Saturday in Climax, Minn., will begin at 10 a.m. Saturday with a 5K bike/hike/run and feature food and fun and — new this year — a restored cook car like the ones used in days gone by to feed threshing crews and construction workers.
By Herald Staff Report , June 03, 2011
Bemidji readies for First Friday Art Walk
Here is information for Friday’s First Friday Art Walk in Bemidji.
By Herald Staff Report , June 01, 2011
THEATER: Neurotic Norwegian blonde has walleye on the mind
The Thief River Falls Community Arts Council’s first production of the summer opens Wednesday night with “Blame It On The Walleye” starring Richel Kompst, described as a musical journey through the neurotic mind of a Norwegian blonde.
By Herald Staff Report , May 31, 2011
Cross Ranch State Park campground, trails closed; bluegrass festival canceled
North Dakota parks officials have closed the campground and trails at Cross Ranch State Park near Washburn and canceled the Missouri River Bluegrass Festival there in mid-June due to Missouri River flooding.
By Associated Press , May 31, 2011
Foo Fighters' U.S. tour leg starting in St. Paul
Tickets go on sale Saturday, June 4, at 10 a.m.
By Associated Press , May 17, 2011
Volunteers sought for June's Grand Cities Art Fest
Organizers hope you're interesting in a great time and making a difference by volunteering at the Grand Cities Art Fest, set for June 11 and 12 in downtown Grand Forks and East Grand Forks.
By Herald Staff Report , May 16, 2011
Singer Daniel O'Donnell brings show to GF
Singing country, gospel, ballads and more, O’Donnell will bring his easy-listening show to Grand ForksDaniel O’Donnell has built a career on singing lilting ballads, country music, ’60s rock and gospel music, a musical journey of three decades that’s been a real journey as well as a metaphorical one.
May 13, 2011
Springfest to be held on Saturday in Grand Forks
Springfest, an afternoon of music and revelry in University Park, is set for noon to 6 p.m. Saturday with three bands, a beer garden and food vendors.
By Herald Staff Report , May 04, 2011
GLBTQA conference to be held in Grand Forks
The Greater Grand Forks Convention & Visitors Bureau announced Tuesday that UND’s Ten Percent Society will host the North Dakota GLBTQA Conference 2011 on Saturday on campus.
By Herald Staff Report , April 26, 2011
UND faculty lecture on India, fossil histories set for Thursday
India, the Northern Great Plains and fossil histories will be the topic of a UND faculty lecture set for Thursday and presented by Joseph Hartman, professor and chair of the UND Department of Geology and Geological Engineering.
By Herald Staff Report , April 19, 2011
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