Events in Grand Forks
Spectra Health in Grand Forks – Appt. Required
Connect in person with Legal Services staff for an intake that reviews eligibility for assistance. An appointment is required. To schedule, call 1-800-634-5263 if you are under 60, or 1-866-621-9886 if you are 60 or older.
Spectra HealthThe Science of Sleuthing
Detectives of all levels can explore a hands-on mystery at the library through simple, real-world forensics. Built from the Cub Scout Bear Forensics program, the session shows how to lift fingerprints with just a pencil and tape, use ink chromatography to narrow down suspects, and compare unidentified white powders using the same kind of reasoning made famous by Encyclopedia Brown. The experience emphasizes observation, experimentation, and solving a case step by step.
Crookston Public LibraryReady, Set, Stretch Fitness Classes for Older Adults
At HOPE Church, Ready, Set, Stretch is a therapist-led fitness class for older adults that accommodates all fitness and mobility levels.
HOPE ChurchRadial Symmetry Stamped Tote Bag
Create a one-of-a-kind tote bag with a simple block-printing project. Arrange foam stickers and foam sheets to build your own stamp, then press your design onto a bag using acrylic paint. Wear clothing that can get messy, and note that a few aprons will be available. The cost is $20. Open to all ages, with a helper needed for children under 5. To register, email queencityartcenter@gmail.com.
Queen City Art CenterFamily Yoga
Families of all ages can share a relaxed yoga class at Burnham Creek Healing that blends gentle movement with playful energy. Expect accessible poses and partner stretches that build teamwork, along with simple breathwork to cultivate a steady, peaceful focus. The session may be held in the studio or outside, depending on the weather. Wear comfortable clothing you can move in. Bring a water bottle and a yoga mat if you have one, and a few mats are available to borrow. Space is limited to keep the experience cozy.
Burnham Creek HealingJack Bryan
Jack Bryan brings a summer set of familiar favorites to Southgate, playing music you know and love.
Southgate Casino, Bar and GrillKaraoke
A karaoke event hosted by Paradise Productions and featuring the Playmakers karaoke crew.
Playmaker's All American LoungeWednesday Bites in Town Square
Local food trucks roll into Town Square Grand Forks every Wednesday from spring into fall for Wednesday Bites. Each week features food trucks, with live musicians added weekly in June, July, and August, plus other programming throughout the season. It is a convenient option for a quick step out from the office or a stroll from home. Trucks serve until sold out, and the series continues into the fall as long as weather allows.
Town Square Grand ForksLove in Action Outreach
Staff will be at Love in Action GF offering support with job searches, veteran and business services, information on training programs, resume help, and limited unemployment insurance assistance.
Love in Action GFGrand Forks Senior Center - Appt. Preferred
Meet with staff from Legal Services for an in-person intake to determine eligibility for services. To make an appointment, call 1-800-634-5263 if you are under 60, or 1-866-621-9886 if you are 60 or older.
Grand Forks Senior CenterFamily Fun Day
The third annual celebration at Midtown Marketplace turns the parking area into a family-focused festival filled with shopping, food, and playful activities. Kid-run businesses appear alongside local makers under vendor tents, with lemonade stands, food trucks, and plenty of sweet treats. Games and activities add to the lively atmosphere for all ages, and the emphasis on small businesses offers an easy way to support the community, including talented young entrepreneurs. Expect a bright, cheerful gathering with tasty bites, things to browse, and lots of smiles for families.
Midtown Marketplace4th Street Farmers Market
The market features fresh, locally grown produce and supports the people who grow it. Vendors set up along the County Office Building's east sidewalk, creating a straightforward spot to pick up fruits and vegetables.
Grand Forks County Office BuildingNDAD Fast Track Grand Forks
Get quick, personalized help applying for financial assistance at NDAD’s Grand Forks office. Receive guidance on how NDAD can support costs such as prescriptions, medical supplies, out-of-town medical travel, and more, and get step-by-step assistance starting your application. To prepare, bring your 2025 federal income tax return or a 2025 SSA yearly benefit letter or a 2026 COLA award letter, along with a child support income ledger, unemployment documentation, or other proof of income, plus your medical insurance cards including Medicare, Medicaid, or a prescription card. Do not bring bank statements. No appointment is required.
GFHS Garden Tour THURSDAY
The GFHS Garden Tour takes place at the Myra Museum, with tickets available at the museum during tour hours as free will donations. Some scheduled hours are dedicated to the tour only. Other hours also feature a plant sale and a plant doctor.
Myra MuseumWing Nite - Wings on the Buffet Every Thursday Nite!
Wing Nite at Pizza Ranch offers an all-you-can-eat wing buffet featuring both boneless and traditional options with a range of sauces. New fries are served alongside the wings, giving plenty of ways to pair and sample different flavors. A simple way for wing fans to load up their plates and go back for more.
Cruz-In Forks Downtown Car Show
In downtown Grand Forks, a community car show brings together automotive fans for a summertime favorite filled with chrome, color, and conversation. Local car clubs East Side Rides, Northern Cruz Club, and the Prime Steel Car Club present the event with support from the DDA. Expect a wide mix of vehicles on display, from classics and hot rods to muscle cars and other standout builds. Admission is free and everyone is welcome. Consider grabbing dinner at a favorite downtown spot, then take a relaxed stroll to admire the lineup.
Downtown Grand ForksMinndak Fountain Pen Club
Fountain pen enthusiasts at every level meet to connect over writing and journaling, experiment with different inks, and appreciate the craft of handwriting. The gathering centers on sharing a passion for putting thoughts to paper.
East Grand Forks Campbell LibraryInside the Lines: Coloring Club
Enjoy a calm, creative break with a laid-back coloring club that helps you unwind and recharge. Designed for teens and adults, this self-guided hour centers on relaxation, mindfulness, and the joy of coloring rather than perfection. Coloring pages and supplies are provided, so you can settle in and focus on the moment. Work at your own pace, share quiet company, and leave feeling refreshed... no pressure, simply color.
East Grand Forks Campbell LibraryFree Cash Bingo
Brick and Barley hosts a free bingo night with cash prizes, including a jackpot that grows over time. Participants play for winnings during the games, and after bingo ends, karaoke begins.
Brick & BarleyPatio Nights with DJ Reem
Short or Tall in Grand Forks hosts a relaxed patio evening with live music from DJ Reem and easygoing summer vibes. Happy Hour runs throughout the night, complemented by tasty food and beer served ice cold. Friends can gather, choose a favorite outdoor seat, and enjoy the start of a new weekly patio tradition in the community.
Short or Tall/Surly Brewing Co. Pizza & TaproomThursday Night Acoustic
Cool off with cold drinks as Ciro takes the stage for a live performance. Expect a simple mix of refreshing sips and live music.
Diamond LoungeEast Grand Forks Car Seat Check - BY APPT
Appointments are required for a free child passenger safety check. About four in five car seats are used improperly, and children grow quickly, so seat and booster adjustments are often needed to keep them correct. A technician certified in child passenger safety will inspect installation and ensure each child is in a seat appropriate for their size. It is open to everyone. Call 701.780.1489 to schedule an appointment.
Storytime + Craft
Storytime + Craft offers a playful mix of tales, songs, rhymes, flannel board activities, and more, with a fresh theme featured each week. Sessions typically run 30 to 45 minutes and are geared toward children ages 3 to 6, while participants of all ages are welcome. A hands-on craft is included, and all supplies are provided at no cost.
Crookston Public Library7th Annual Bruce Spicer Memorial Golf Tournament
The 7th Annual Bruce Spicer Memorial Golf Tournament brings golfers to King’s Walk Golf Course to honor Bruce Spicer’s legacy while supporting Grand Forks Youth Hockey. Players of all experience levels are welcome for a full day on the course. The tournament website offers streamlined registration, updated sponsorship opportunities, an online silent auction, and a single place for all event details. Spots tend to fill quickly each year, so plan to register early to secure a team.
King's Walk Golf CourseRed River Catmaster Series Event - Cats Incredible Catfishing Tournament, East Grand Forks MN
The fourth stop in the Red River Catmaster Series is the Cats Incredible catfishing tournament, held along the Red River of the North in East Grand Forks, Minnesota. Now in its 39th year, this tournament requires registration. Competitors who want their results to count toward series standings must also complete a separate registration for the Red River Catmaster Series.
Lafave ParkGrand Cities Summer Slam Tournament (sign-up required)
Grand Cities Pickleball Club hosts an outdoor pickleball tournament at the O’Leary Pickleball Courts in East Grand Forks, Minnesota. Matches are played on a tennis court surface with LT 48 Pro pickleballs from Life Time. Competition includes Singles, Mixed Doubles, Men’s Doubles, and Women’s Doubles with skill divisions at 3.0, 3.5, and 4.0 and above, plus Senior brackets for players 55 and older. Each division begins with pool play and moves into seeded bracket rounds, with a maximum of 12 entries per division. Entries are reviewed to ensure teams compete in the appropriate division, and the tournament director may adjust entries as needed. Results are submitted to DUPR, and medals go to the top three teams in every division. Advance registration is required. Questions can be directed to tournament director Tyler Magee at tmagee8424@gmail.com.
Storytime
Settle into The Ember Coffeehouse for a cozy storytime led by GFP_. Adults can savor a cup of coffee while young listeners enjoy engaging stories. Expect a relaxed morning filled with warmth, laughter, and beloved tales.
The Ember CoffeehouseUMC Teambackers Golf Classic
The 36th annual UMC Teambackers Golf Classic tournament takes place at Minakwa Golf Course in Crookston, Minnesota. Rental carts are limited, so reservations can be made directly with Minakwa Golf Course at 218-281-1774. Online registration is offered in advance.
Minakwa Golf CourseRadial Symmetry Stamped Tote Bag
Design a tote bag with a radial symmetry motif in this hands-on stamping session. Participants will use foam stickers and foam sheets to build a custom printing block, then apply acrylic paint to transfer the pattern onto a tote. The workshop welcomes all ages, and children under 5 will need a helper. Wear clothing that can handle acrylic paint, and note that a limited number of aprons will be available. Cost is $20. To register, email queencityartcenter@gmail.com.
Queen City Art CenterHarsh Light and more
A rock concert open to all ages features Harsh Light performing with Sweet Liver, along with sets from Spare Parts, BizMan Rockers, and Brayden Littlewind. Admission is $10.
Ojata Records & ComicsGFHS Garden Tour, Plant Sale & Plant Doctor
Take a garden tour at the Myra Museum. Some tour times feature only the tour, while other hours also include a plant sale and a plant doctor. Tickets are available during tour hours at the museum and are accepted as free will donations.
Myra MuseumWaffle Buffet
Enjoy a waffle buffet paired with live performances. Music starts with local musician Ian Peterson, continues with The Branches featuring Dave, Doug and Allison, and wraps up with local auto-harpist Maura Ferguson. The buffet is all you can eat and includes Belgium style waffles, chicken bites, silver dollar pancakes, smoked sausage, breakfast links and seasoned vegetables, plus a fresh fruit toppings bar. Admission is $12.99 for adults and $6.99 for kids under 12.
DogMahal DogHausLadies Night
Enjoy a day at the ballpark designed for women, combining shopping, celebration, fashion, and softball. The festivities open with a vendor showcase featuring local businesses, unique products, and interactive experiences. A Women Who Inspire celebration honors standout community members, followed by a fashion show. Later, the Grand Forks Spitfires take the field for an evening of softball and entertainment, wearing pink jerseys that will be auctioned to support a nonprofit. One ticket provides access to the vendor showcase and fashion show, admission to the Spitfires game, an all-you-can-eat ballpark buffet, and exclusive Ladies Night experiences. Perfect for a friends outing, a mother-daughter day, or anyone seeking a lively summer event, this gathering blends shopping, celebration, great food, and game-day fun.
Albrecht FieldFlow with Purpose: Yoga in the Park
Flow with Purpose brings outdoor yoga to Grand Forks with a welcoming approach for all bodies and experience levels. This session takes place at University Park and benefits Northlands Rescue Mission, a homeless shelter serving the local community. A ticket covers the class, and attendees are asked to bring two canned goods to donate on the day of the event. Each purchase is also entered into a drawing for a wellness goodie bag. Ticket options include a single class, a sponsored spot for someone who may not be able to attend due to cost, or a bundle that covers all four summer classes for the price of three. Sessions are held in city parks and are weather dependent. Tickets are available through Eventbrite or the link in the organizer’s bio.
University ParkPint Size Polkas
Accordionist Mike Schneider leads a lively, interactive polka program where audiences can clap and sing along. The performance blends music with magic, comedy, and engaging history, taking everyone on a playful journey through time to meet figures such as Amelia Earhart, Casey Jones, and Paul Bunyan. Designed for children ages 5 to 11, it remains welcoming to all ages. Admission is free thanks to support from the Minnesota Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund.
Crookston Public LibraryReady, Set, Stretch Fitness Classes for Older Adults
Older adults can take part in Ready Set Stretch, a fitness class at HOPE Church. Led by a therapist, it accommodates all fitness and mobility levels.
HOPE ChurchArt Journaling
Explore art journaling as a playful way to express yourself with collage, colors, doodles, and words. Put your ideas, feelings, and dreams on the page. No art background is required, just an open and imaginative mindset.
East Grand Forks Campbell LibraryForkin Arts & Crafts - Craft Nights
Head to the Columbia Mall food court for a relaxed craft night where you can work on your own art or craft project alongside other creatives. Bring the supplies you need, enjoy the friendly atmosphere, and remember to tidy your space when you are done.
Grand Forks-Columbia MallPoker Night @ Southgate
Free-to-play poker takes center stage at Southgate. Try your luck at the tables without a buy-in.
Southgate Casino, Bar and GrillSummer Art Camp - Week 8
For close to 30 years, the North Dakota Museum of Art, in partnership with the UND Department of Fine Art and Design, has offered an artist-led day camp where professional teaching artists guide themed, hands-on sessions focused on process and creativity. Participants are grouped by age, and each session highlights a different part of making art, helping young creators follow their ideas from studio exploration to exhibiting work in the Museum. General registration is available, with an early option for members. Each session is $250, and members receive a $50 discount on all camps. Support for this program comes from premium sponsor Lawn King, with SAC leaders including Grand Forks Park District, Grand Forks Parks and Recreation Foundation, First International Bank & Trust, Deeks Pizza, and the Museum Café, along with long-standing support from the UND Department of Art and Design.
North Dakota Museum of ArtHeatstroke Display at All About Kids
Learn about the dangers of hot cars with a quick, informative display at All About Kids. The Safe Kids van will be on site with a heatstroke exhibit that shows how fast the inside of a parked vehicle can heat up and why this is dangerous for young children. The setup will be located near the main entrance for an easy, brief stop. This safety message applies to every driver, not only those traveling with kids, since children can sometimes get into parked cars.
All About KidsHand-built Clay Art Camp
Explore the full clay process in a hands-on camp focused on hand-building. Over three sessions, participants learn the pinch pot technique first, move on to coils next, and finish with slab construction. Because pieces need time to dry and be kiln fired, everyone will return for a separate glazing session. After a second firing, finished work will be available for pickup. Recommended for students in third grade and above. The fee is $115 per artist, and pre-registration is required.
Art 'n JoyHalf Price Mondays - Double the Play, Double the Fun!
FunZone Arcade turns Mondays into a value day with a deal that doubles the value of every game credit. Enjoy half-price play that means extra games, extra laughs, and more chances to win. This weekly offer suits families, groups of friends, and anyone with a competitive streak.
Family Fun Night
Hosted by the Grand Forks Park District, this family-friendly summer block party brings the community together at University Park. Expect a lively mix of creativity and connection for all ages. Admission is free and all are welcome, with concessions available for purchase. The celebration concludes with a Movie in the Park screening of Zootopia 2, rated PG.
University ParkReading by the Red Book Club: Discussing "The Wedding People"
The Reading by the Red Club gathers in the River Room at the Crookston Public Library for lively conversation with cookies and tea. The discussion focuses on The Wedding People by Alison Espach, a story about how unexpected encounters can reshape lives.
Crookston Public LibraryCampbell Book Club
The Campbell Book Club offers a fun way to enjoy books and meet new people. Connect with fellow readers and share your love of reading through relaxed discussion of the current selection.
East Grand Forks Campbell LibrarySummer Running Series 2026
Geared toward preparing for late-summer races, this running series at Lincoln Drive Park in Grand Forks welcomes participants of all levels. Each session offers the choice to run, combine running and walking, or simply walk. After the workout, everyone gathers by the parking lot for cool-down exercises and a chance to win door prizes.
Lincoln Drive Park, Grand Forks, NdGardening Club
Spend an hour and a half in the community garden plot for hands-on learning and neighborly connection. Drop in for informal time with a gardener who demonstrates how to care for the learning garden and explains the reasons behind different methods for specific plants. Conversation and community building are part of the experience, and all ages are welcome. For a comfortable visit, wear sturdy shoes you do not mind getting dirty and, if possible, bring a water bottle and gloves. A limited supply of these items may be available, and bringing a folding lawn chair is fine. Volunteers who regularly contribute their time and energy to growing food may harvest during the session with permission from the team. Please avoid harvesting unless invited to do so during your visit. This program is a collaboration with Live Well Grand Cities and other local partners.
DJ Trivia @ Southgate
Teams test their knowledge in a free-to-play DJ Trivia competition. The top three finishers receive gift card prizes, with $30 for first place, $20 for second, and $10 for third.
Southgate Casino, Bar and GrillMovie in the Park | Zootopia 2 (PG)
Settle in under the night sky for a free Movie in the Park screening at University Park. This showing features Zootopia 2, rated PG. Bring lawn chairs or blankets and enjoy a relaxed evening outdoors. The series brings films to parks across Grand Forks, offering a mix of family favorites, action, adventure, and new releases. Presented with support from Cornerstone Caregiving.
University ParkOne-Stop Enrollment Day - EGF
At Northland Community & Technical College, One-Stop Enrollment Day offers an easy way to launch your studies or finish any remaining enrollment steps in a single visit. The event is free, and no appointment is required. Visitors receive individual, one-to-one assistance with every part of the process, from applying to registering for classes, with guidance available throughout. This session is a good fit for new students ready to begin, applicants who still need to complete enrollment tasks, and anyone exploring programs or planning next steps. During your visit, you can apply for admission, get help with the FAFSA and financial aid, meet with an academic advisor, register for classes, review scholarship and payment options, take a campus tour, obtain a student ID, and learn about programs and student support services. Bring whatever materials you already have. A photo ID and immunization records are helpful if available. It also helps to have high school, GED, or college transcripts sent directly to Northland ahead of time, but you are welcome even if you do not have everything yet. For questions, the Northland Admissions team can be reached at enrollment@northlandcollege.edu or 1-800-959-6282.
Northland Community & Technical CollegeKids Day!
Each Tuesday is dedicated to Kids Day, offering a complimentary meal for children 12 and under with the purchase by an adult, limited to one child per paying adult.
Pizza Ranch & FunZone ArcadeStories in the Soil
Crookston Public Library partners with an outreach team from the University of Minnesota Crookston Center for Rural Education in Science and Technology (CREST) for a science program focused on reading the earth underfoot. The program explores how soil layers, rocks, minerals, and fossils offer clues that help decode Earth’s history, showing how the ground preserves a record of the past.
Crookston Public LibraryReady, Set, Stretch Fitness Classes for Older Adults
Older adults can participate in Ready, Set, Stretch at HOPE Church, a fitness class centered on stretching. It is led by a therapist and welcomes all fitness and mobility levels.
HOPE ChurchAbstract Organic Sculpture
Explore abstract, organic forms in a hands-on sculpture workshop that starts with shaping wire and nylon, then moves to painting your finished piece. The fee is $25. It is open to all ages, and children under 6 should have a helper. Acrylic paint will be used, so wear clothes that can get messy, and aprons will be available. Plan for a session that runs a bit longer than typical classes. To register, email queencityartcenter@gmail.com.
Queen City Art CenterBicycle Clinic and Safety Event
This bicycle clinic pairs maintenance help with safety education. Mechanics from Scheels Grand Forks will share guidance and take care of minor repairs. Safe Kids will present a bike rodeo with helmet fit checks, assistance with bike sizing, and practical road safety instruction.
East Grand Forks Campbell LibraryVintage Greens Dog Meet & Greet
Set in the gardens at Vintage Greens Garden and Floral, this casual meet and greet offers a chance to meet the dogs. A full VIP list will be shared closer to the event.
Vintage Greens Garden and FloralSummer Nights Acrylic Painting
Enjoy a relaxing acrylic painting class inspired by summer nights, led by Courtney Olson. Learn techniques that will guide you in creating an original work of art. Cost is $35.
Queen City Art CenterHeatstroke Display
Explore a display on heatstroke at the East Grand Forks Public Library that shows how quickly a parked car can become dangerously hot for young children. The Safe Kids van and the exhibit will be set up by the front doors for a brief look. The message is intended for every driver, not only those traveling with children, since kids might enter parked vehicles.
The East Grand Forks Campbell LibraryKaraoke with Paradise Productions
Paradise Productions joins the Playmakers karaoke crew for a karaoke gathering centered on shared songs and good company.
Playmaker's All American LoungeAltru Hiring Events at Grand Forks Workforce Center
Shape your career while supporting the community at a hiring event with representatives from Altru. Meet the team at Job Service North Dakota in Grand Forks to explore positions across a range of specialties and experience levels. Learn about current openings and how to apply, and hear how Altru emphasizes care for patients, neighbors, and colleagues.
Wednesday Bites in Town Square
Wednesday Bites brings local food trucks to Town Square each week from spring into fall. This year features live music every week in June, July, and August, along with additional programming. It is a convenient stop whether taking a break from the office or heading over from home, and vendors serve until their offerings are gone. The series continues into the fall as long as the weather cooperates.
Town Square Grand ForksHealthy Kids Day
Spend two hours enjoying activities with vendors, music, games, and more, all focused on celebrating kids being healthy and happy.
University Park4th Street Farmers Market
The 4th Street Farmers Market highlights freshly harvested, locally grown produce while backing area farmers. Look for it along the County Office Building's east sidewalk.
Grand Forks County Office BuildingWing Nite
Wing Nite at Pizza Ranch features an all-you-can-eat wing buffet. Choose from boneless and traditional wings with a variety of sauces, and try the new fries available on the buffet.
Pizza Ranch & FunZone ArcadeSummer Block Party
Celebrate community at a free summer block party featuring live music from Downtown Horns, recognized around the Red River Valley as a premier party band. Enjoy a family-friendly atmosphere with food from The Wok, Our Magic Food Bus, Chino Latino/Steers, and Brain Freeze. The festivities take place in Sharon's North Parking Lot, with complimentary parking available in Sharon's South Parking Lot. Admission is free for everyone.
Sharon Lutheran ChurchSummertime Hatha-Yin Yoga Flow
Settle into a summertime practice that pairs a gentle Hatha flow with Yin’s quiet holds, inviting you to explore the dynamic between exertion and relaxation. In the creative setting of the Queen City Art Center, this class helps you digest the week, recalibrate your system, and reconnect with physical, mental, and spiritual layers. Guided by Sarah Pester of Burnham Creek Healing, you will slow the body, make room to integrate, ground, and spark inner inspiration. Cost is $15 per session. Registration is available through Burnham Creek Healing.
Queen City Art CenterGrand Forks City Band Summer Series Concert 4
Enjoy an easygoing summer evening of live music with the Greater Grand Forks City Band at the Myra Gazebo. The Summer Series returns with a relaxed, family friendly concert under the North Dakota sky. Admission is free for everyone, with no tickets required and no special dress expected. Guests are welcome to bring lawn chairs or blankets for comfortable seating. Well behaved dogs may attend, and it is a welcoming outing for families, friends, neighbors, and visitors. Expect plenty of toe tapping as the band fills the park with upbeat tunes... a simple way to savor fresh air, good company, and music in the open air.
Myra MuseumFree Cash Bingo
Brick and Barley hosts free cash bingo with chances to win prizes, including a growing cash jackpot. After bingo wraps up, the night continues with karaoke.
Brick & BarleyPatio Nights with DJ Reem
At Short or Tall /Surly in Grand Forks, DJ Reem provides live music for a relaxed patio night with a summer atmosphere, happy hour pricing available all evening, cold drinks, and beer served extra cold. Food is available, and guests can gather with friends and settle into a favorite outdoor seat while the music plays.
Short or Tall /SurlyBrewing Connections: Let's Talk Memory Care
Enjoy a friendly coffee-and-conversation gathering at Bully Brew Coffee in East Grand Forks focused on memory care. Learn about EGF Edgewood Memory Care, the services available, and how support is offered to individuals living with dementia and their families. There will be opportunities to ask questions and access helpful community resources. Guests can receive a complimentary coffee as a thank you for stopping by.
Bully Brew CoffeeGrand Forks Children's Museum 1st Annual Golf Tournament
Golfers come together at Grand Forks Country Club for the Grand Forks Children’s Museum’s first annual golf tournament, a day on the course that supports hands-on learning, creativity, and play for children and families in the community. The tournament uses a shotgun start and welcomes foursomes for a spirited round in support of the museum’s mission. Registration and sponsorships are available.
Grand Forks Country ClubStorytime + Craft
Families can enjoy a weekly storytime paired with a hands-on craft. Each session explores a new theme through stories, songs, rhymes, flannel board activities, and more. The program lasts about 30 to 45 minutes and is designed for children ages 3 to 6, though all ages are welcome. Craft materials are provided at no cost.
Crookston Public LibraryYoga & Sound Journey
An outdoor gathering under the new buck moon brings together movement, sound, and simple ritual to attune with the rhythms of earth and sky. The experience begins with a look at the wisdom of the five elements, then shifts into a gentle Hatha-Yin moon flow led by Sarah to ground the body and steady the breath. A guided meditation invites release and spaciousness, followed by a sound journey with Shawnn that uses soothing vibrations to connect with the more ethereal layers of the self. The evening concludes by the fire with time to journal and a small burning ritual to let go of what is no longer needed. Participants are encouraged to bring a yoga mat and a water bottle, along with layers for the cooler evening air and an open, reflective mindset for release and renewal. Blankets, pillows, straps, and blocks are provided, and a limited number of extra yoga mats are available by reservation.
Burnham Creek HealingAbstract Organic Sculpture
Create an abstract, organic sculpture in a hands-on class that explores building forms with wire and nylons, then finish your piece with paint. This session welcomes all ages, with a helper recommended for children under 6. The class runs a bit longer than usual to allow time to shape the structure and add color. Cost is $25. Acrylic paint will be used, so wear clothing that can get messy, and note that some aprons will be available.
Queen City Art CenterDog Daze '26 "Gloomfest"
Dog Daze ’26 Gloomfest presents a one-day, all-ages celebration of dark music across genres, spotlighting local and regional talent. Performances come from RavenCrow, Miikana, Soulomon, Douglas Hunter, Ceiling Fan, Nora Lee, Poor Fool, and Brayden Littlewind, with interludes and segues by Isaac Daniel. Entry is $15, and a snacks buffet will be available.
DogMahal DogHaus/Ojata RecordsThe Hype! Live at the Spirit of the West Festival, Beach, ND
The Hype brings an 80s arena-rock experience to the Spirit of the West Festival, spotlighting the biggest hits from Motley Crue, Def Leppard, Poison, Bon Jovi, and Aerosmith. This high-energy production features video screens, a vibrant light show, and full-throttle stage presence for an immersive blast of glam rock nostalgia. The set unfolds as a five-in-one concert journey, delivering more than two hours of singalong anthems and big-stage spectacle.
Beach, NDSummer Photo Mini Sessions
Enjoy relaxed photo mini sessions at Turtle River State Park, set along the river for a natural, outdoor feel. Ideal for families, couples, maternity portraits, or anyone wanting refreshed images with warm, sunlit vibes, these short sessions focus on natural movement, connection, and candid moments. Photos are taken right by the water, so plan to go barefoot and wander through the river and along the shoreline for an easygoing, nature-filled experience. Each session lasts 15 minutes and includes a complete gallery of professionally edited digital images delivered online.
Turtle River State ParkSafe at Home Alone - Grand Forks, ND
Safe Kids Grand Forks offers a hands-on class at Altru Professional Center in Grand Forks, ND for children ages 8 to 12, designed to build essential safety skills and confidence for time spent at home. Participants learn how to create a fire escape plan and prepare for severe weather, decide when to answer the door or phone, travel to and from school safely, practice medication safety and basic first aid including the Heimlich maneuver, recognize when to call 911, cook with care, and collaborate with their families to set house rules, along with other helpful tips. The class is a drop-off experience that supports kids as they take on new responsibilities. Registration is required to plan for supplies, space is limited, and a minimum number of participants is needed for the class to be held.
Altru Professional CenterNortherner Hockey Camp: Grand Forks, ND 2026
Northerner Hockey Camp is a four day coed day program for youth hockey players at Purpur Arena, designed to build skills and hockey IQ in a fun, supportive setting. Campers are grouped by birth year, with groups for 2019–2018, 2017–2016, and 2015–2013. Coaches focus on the fundamentals, including skating, shooting, passing, and game strategy. Each day features two on-ice sessions, starting with individual skill work like stickhandling, shooting, and skating, followed by team play that uses game-like situations to encourage competition and teamwork. Off the ice, dryland training develops strength, agility, and overall athleticism, complemented by off-ice stickhandling and shooting drills. Team-building activities strengthen communication and camaraderie, and a classroom component uses video, strategy discussions, and trivia to deepen understanding of the game. Lunch is provided daily with an emphasis on supporting local businesses. Every participant receives a Northerner Hockey Camp T-shirt and jersey, and additional apparel is available for purchase in the arena lobby.
Purpur ArenaCrookston National Night Out 2026
This annual community-building campaign brings neighbors together with local law enforcement to build trust and camaraderie. The focus is on strengthening police community partnerships and creating safer, more caring places to live.
University of Minnesota CrookstonGrand Cities Celebration
At Jaycees Park, enjoy live music from Drive Band, browse vendor booths and displays, and find food from Little Bangkok and 701 BBQ. Admission is free.
Jaycees ParkBaby Bounce
Designed for babies through preschoolers and their caregivers, this family literacy program blends music, stories, and interactive rhyme activities. Sessions are scheduled on first and third Tuesday mornings, run about 30 to 45 minutes, and include time to connect with other caregivers along with playtime.
Crookston Public LibraryWinds of Change Concert
An international double reed ensemble presents a sweeping program honoring the 250th anniversary of the United States. The performance explores the area’s historical ties to President Theodore Roosevelt with spirited ragtime, includes traditional Nordic folk songs, and features classics such as Samuel Coleridge-Taylor’s Deep River. The program also offers a musical salute to the people of Minnesota, recognizing the ancestors who settled here, the vibrant cultures that thrive today, and the shared experiences that connect communities. This free event is supported in part by the Minnesota Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund.
Crookston Public LibraryFirst Aid Class
Build confidence to act in a medical emergency with a focused four hour first aid class. Learn practical steps for responding to sudden illnesses and injuries such as burns, bites, poisoning, and seizures, so you can help before professionals arrive. A Red Cross survey found that 59 percent of injury related deaths might be prevented when first aid is given early, highlighting the impact these skills can have. The fee is $60 and includes the course book and completion card, and prepayment is required to reserve a spot. Offered by RiverView Health through its American Heart Association Community Training Center, this course uses AHA instructional materials. Contracted Community Training Centers are authorized to offer AHA classes to the public and professionals through affiliated instructors and programs. The AHA provides educational resources and promotes proficiency, but it does not sponsor the course and does not receive class fees beyond the portion covering AHA materials.
RiverView Home Care BuildingStorytime + Craft
Enjoy a lively storytime followed by a hands-on craft. Weekly themes come to life through stories, songs, rhymes, flannel board activities, and more. The storytime portion usually lasts 30 to 45 minutes and is tailored to children ages 3 to 6, and participants of all ages are welcome. All craft supplies are provided for free.
Crookston Public LibraryUnited Way Women's Golf Tournament
Women are encouraged to assemble a team for an event that puts participants first. Gather your group and take part together in a team-centered experience designed just for you.
Minakwa Golf CourseChakra Yoga & Painting Workshop
Explore the chakra system through a creative blend of movement and art in this four hour workshop priced at $77 per person. Participants are guided through the seven primary energy centers, beginning with gentle practices to attune the body, then channeling that experience onto a 16 by 20 inch canvas. It is designed as a holistic afternoon that combines learning, wellness, and a finished piece you can take home. The session starts with an introduction to the chakras, including their colors, symbols, and emotional themes. A full body yoga flow follows, created to support balance across the energy centers, and it concludes with a guided Reiki meditation focused on the chakras. There is a break for nourishment before moving into a step by step acrylic painting segment on 16 by 20 inch canvases, where each person creates an intuitive interpretation of the chakra system using either traditional imagery or abstract expression. All supplies are provided, including canvases, acrylic paints, brushes, and refreshments. Please bring a yoga mat. A few spare mats will be available, and Sarah will bring blocks, blankets, straps, and pillows. Space is limited to 10 participants.
Queen City Art CenterHeritage Days 2026
Saturday features a Threshermans breakfast, a vendor show, a hotdish contest, live entertainment, live demonstrations, and sheep and emus. Admission is free. Sunday includes a church service followed by Sunday dinner and a tractor pull. All weekend, there is live entertainment on the bandstand, food, and demonstrations that include broom making, the sawmill, threshing, spinning, steam engines, the printing press, and more.
Heritage VillageFirst Ever Ogimaawa (Leadership) Pow Wow
This inaugural powwow focuses on leadership and invites participation from anyone who follows safe space guidelines. Etiquette information will be provided to support those who are new to the sacred traditions of powwows. The event emphasizes the strength and guidance of matriarchs leading the way.
Peterson GazeboFlippin' Happy Junk & Makers Market: August 2026
Flippin' Happy Junk & Makers Market presents a public, outdoor market centered on creativity and community spirit. Junkers, crafters, movers, and makers showcase repurposed vintage pieces, handmade items, and truly unique work. Prospective vendors can get details by sending a message through Facebook.
Flippin' Happy Home Decor & MoreTaste of Crookston 2026
Taste of Crookston returns as an official part of Ox Cart Days 2026, bringing even more flavor, fun, and community spirit to a new venue. The festivities take place in the ballroom at Scobey’s Pub & Grub and Events & Weddings by Laura Lee, with live music setting the tone for a friendly tasting competition featuring local fare. Prizes go to the top entries, and the crowd helps choose favorites with a People’s Choice vote. Participation is open beyond restaurants, welcoming businesses, churches, nonprofits, clubs, and other community organizations to present their best bite and compete for bragging rights. Volunteer servers will be available for participants who need extra help. Sponsored by United Valley Bank, this gathering is set to be a highlight of the Ox Cart Days celebration.
Crookston Inn & Convention CenterArt in the Park
An artist-led art activity will be held at the Big Shelter in Sherlock Park, also known as the Castle Park. Attendees can make art with guidance from the artist at this park shelter.
Sherlock ParkOne-Stop Enrollment Day - EGF
Get everything you need to start college in one visit at Northland Community & Technical College. This free, walk-in event provides personalized guidance through the entire enrollment process, including help with your application, FAFSA and financial aid, academic advising, class registration, scholarship and payment options, campus tours, student IDs, and information about programs and student support services. It is designed for new students ready to begin, applicants who still have steps to complete, and anyone exploring programs or next steps. Bring what you can, such as a photo ID and immunization records if available. Requesting that your high school, GED, or college transcripts be sent directly to Northland beforehand is helpful, but it is not required. No appointment is needed.
Northland Community & Technical CollegeMovie in the Park | Super Mario Galaxy
Enjoy an open air screening at Lincoln Drive Park as the Movie in the Park series brings big screen fun to Grand Forks. The feature presentation is Mario Super Galaxy, rated PG. Bring a blanket or lawn chairs for comfortable seating and relax beneath the sky while this outdoor series visits parks around the city with a blend of beloved classics, action and adventure, and recent releases. Admission is free. Presented by Cornerstone Caregiving.
Lincoln Drive ParkGrief Support for Adults – Support Group – East Grand Forks
This ongoing peer group at the Campbell Library in East Grand Forks is for adults 18 and older who are grieving the death of someone close. There is no fee to participate, and eligibility is limited to residents of North Dakota and Minnesota. A participation form must be completed before attending. For help with the form, call (800) 237-4629 and ask for the grief support department.
The East Grand Forks Campbell LibraryPuzzle Exchange
Swap puzzles in a simple leave one, take one format. Bring a puzzle you are finished with, leave it for someone else, and pick out a new challenge to take home. All sizes and kinds are welcome, and participants of every age and skill level can take part.
East Grand Forks Campbell LibraryZuhrah Mariners - Midwest Shrine Assoc Parade
The Zuhrah Mariners will be out in full force, continuing their fun tradition at the Midwest Shrine Association parade in Crookston, North Dakota. Parade lineup takes place in a large lot near the DVS Office.
Polk County Government CenterIron and Feathers: Art of the NW Artist Reception
An artist reception presented by the Northwest Minnesota Arts Council spotlights Iron and Feathers: Art of the Northwest at the Historic Fournet Building. The exhibition features 35 original paintings by Ross Hier and Beau Bakken, spanning watercolor on paper and acrylic on canvas, with most pieces available for purchase. Refreshments will be available, and violinist Eden Johnson of Lake Bronson will perform live. Admission is free, and parking is free. The exhibition wraps up following the reception. Hier, a watercolor painter with a background in wildlife management, translates the prairies, parklands, wetlands, and forests of northwest Minnesota into spontaneous, nature-focused works. Bakken, a Hallock artist and frequent participant in NWMAC shows, contributes eight paintings inspired by the Red River Valley and has earned first-place, People’s Choice, and Artist of the Year recognition. In total, twenty-seven of the works on view are by Hier. The gallery is located in the building’s atrium on the second floor.
Fournet BuildingCPR Classes
RiverView Health offers two CPR options designed for different needs. The HeartSaver CPR AED course is intended for participants who require certification. The fee is $60 and includes the HeartSaver CPR AED eCard and book, and the session concludes with a test. The Friends and Family course is intended for those who want practical knowledge without certification. It is offered at no cost through support from Crookston American Legion Post 20, covers essential actions to take in life-threatening emergencies, and includes a Friends and Family CPR book. Both classes run for four hours and take place at the RiverView Home Care Building. Registration is required, and payment for the HeartSaver course is due at the time of registration. These classes are provided through RiverView’s American Heart Association Community Training Center, which is authorized to offer AHA courses through affiliated instructors. The AHA supplies instructional materials but does not sponsor these classes and is not responsible for class fees. Except for the portion that covers AHA materials, fees do not represent income to the AHA.
RiverView Home Care BuildingSummertime Hatha-Yin Yoga Flow
A calming blend of gentle Hatha movement and restorative Yin stillness helps you unwind from the week and refresh the system. Guided by Sarah Pester of Burnham Creek Healing, this evening class unfolds within the creative atmosphere of Queen City Art Center to support reflection and renewal. With unhurried pacing, intentional flow, and sustained stillness, it encourages connection across body, mind, and spirit while creating space to integrate, ground, and spark inner inspiration. Cost is $15 per session.
Queen City Art CenterShrine Marketplace
Midtown Marketplace hosts a vendor showcase at the Alerus alongside the Shriners during their annual meeting. This public event offers free admission. Additional details will be shared as they become available.
Alerus CenterThe Bromantics
The Bromantics return to Empire Arts Center with a six-piece lineup led by vocalist Tim Lynchuk. The band features acclaimed musicians, including keyboardist Darius Wilson, a two-time Juno Award recipient, and drummer Justin Hauck, who has earned two Western Canadian Music Awards. Their 2019 showcase tour drew crowds three times larger than historic benchmarks with support from Creative Sask and other agencies, and their momentum has continued with sold-out performances around the province. Audiences can look forward to a blend of classic rock, doo-wop, Motown, and modern pop highlighted by four-part harmonies, driving bass lines, and catchy melodies, delivering a fresh, upbeat sound that connects with listeners of many ages. Online pricing lists student, senior, and military tickets at $28, with adult tickets at $30.
Empire Arts CenterAKC Rally Trials
The Grand Forks Dog Training Club hosts a weekend of AKC Rally competition featuring three trials in an indoor, air conditioned setting. Two trials are scheduled for the first day and one for the next, with a small amount of indoor kennel space available. Saturday adds extra activities, including Novice Teams after Trial 1 and Novice Pairs after Trial 2. Special awards will recognize first through fourth place in both of these events, along with a best dressed honor. Canine Good Citizen and Trick Dog testing are also offered on Saturday, and concessions will be available. Grand Valley Animal Hospital and Treat Play Love support the event as sponsors.
Grand Forks Dog Training ClubCrookston Ox Cart Days Vendor Show
Experience the Crookston Ox Cart Days vendor fair in downtown Crookston near the Old Cathedral. Explore a wide range of items and find plenty of options.
Downtown CrookstonGrief Support Group
A supportive gathering for anyone navigating grief, offered in partnership with area counselors and clergy. The group fosters a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere to connect, share experiences, and find encouragement among others who understand. It is open to people at any stage of the grief journey, offering friendship and companionship while facing life after loss together.
Crookston Public LibraryYoung Writers Group - For Teens!
A relaxed writing meetup for teens who want time and space to create. Bring any project you are working on, from poems and short stories to chapters of a book, and settle in to write. If you are looking for ideas, try guided prompts and take part in friendly conversations about the craft. Expect a supportive atmosphere focused on creativity, collaboration, and having fun with words.
East Grand Forks Campbell LibraryMama's Milk Connection
Mama's Milk Connection offers a welcoming space for pregnancy and breastfeeding support, bringing together moms to share experiences and receive guidance from peer counselors. The group meets at the Polk County Public Health Crookston office.
Polk County Public HealthWhiskers & Wags: A Beard and Dog Contest
Whiskers & Wags is a family-friendly beard and dog competition at Town Square Grand Forks benefiting Journey Home Animal Rescue. With the North Dakota Roughrider Whisker Society involved, the event features categories for every style, from rugged mountain beards and imaginative faux whiskers to cute dog-and-human pairs and other furry-faced contenders. Guests can meet adoptable dogs from Journey Home Animal Rescue and enjoy kids activities along with live music by Joe Eddie. Competitors complete registration and check-in before the beard contest begins, a portion of the competition is emceed by Danielle Piekarski, and an awards ceremony concludes the festivities.
Town Square Grand Forks2026 Downtown Street Fair
A free street fair transforms Downtown Grand Forks with many vendors, food trucks, and activities. Spanning two days in Grand Forks, North Dakota, it offers plenty to browse, taste, and enjoy.
Downtown Grand ForksRiley Green
Country artist Riley Green brings the Cowboy As It Gets Tour 2026 to Ralph Engelstad Arena with special guests Justin Moore, Mackenzie Carpenter, and Adam Hood. Tickets are available now.
Ralph Engelstad ArenaSummertime Hatha-Yin Yoga Flow
Explore the balance between effort and ease in a Hatha–Yin yoga flow guided by Sarah Pester of Burnham Creek Healing. In the creative setting of the Queen City Art Center, a gentle Hatha sequence leads into quiet Yin holds that encourage release and recalibration. The practice invites attention to body, mind, and spirit, creating space to slow down, integrate the week, feel grounded, and spark inner inspiration. Cost is $15 per session.
Queen City Art CenterGrand Forks 10 Mile Weekend 2026
This running weekend features race packet pickup at See Dick Run on two separate days. The Altru 5K is held near the Upper Landing of the Greenway, and the GF Running 10 Mile and 10K take place on the Sorlie Bridge. Expect fun before, during, and after the races, and look for more details to be shared.
Town Square, Downtown Grand Forks, NDWorld of Outlaws 2nd Leg of the Northern Tour
The World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Cars return to River Cities Speedway in Grand Forks, North Dakota for their second and final 2026 visit to one of the nation’s top bullrings. This stop concludes the series’ appearances at the track for the year.
Grand Forks Corgi Benefit Bash: 2026
This community corgi benefit in Lincoln Park in Grand Forks, North Dakota returns for a second year after the inaugural gathering welcomed about 1,000 attendees. The event features races just for corgis, a talent showcase open to all dogs, and a costume contest for any pup. Creativity is encouraged with two coloring contests, one for ages 12 and younger and another for ages 13 and up. Attendees can enjoy a complimentary photo booth and gift bags, visit a variety of vendors, and grab bites from food trucks. A raffle fundraiser will support Journey Home Animal Rescue and Circle of Friends Animal Shelter, with fifty winners to be drawn.
Baby Bounce
Geared to infants through preschoolers and their caregivers, this family-focused early literacy program blends songs, stories, and movement poems to keep little ones engaged. Each session runs about 30 to 45 minutes and includes opportunities to connect with other caregivers along with time set aside for play.
Crookston Public LibraryNighttime Storytime
Nighttime Storytime offers a cozy evening of read-aloud tales followed by a coordinated craft activity. Families can relax together while children listen to stories, then create a themed project inspired by what they heard. Participants are encouraged to bring a blanket to stay comfortable during the reading.
Crookston Public LibraryThe Rock Orchestra By Candlelight
Chester Fritz Performing Arts Center hosts an atmospheric concert where a 14-member classical ensemble reimagines rock and metal hits in a candlelit setting. After performing for more than 700,000 people around the globe, the group brings a fresh production to the United States, delivering a 90-minute program that blends refined orchestral power with electrified intensity. This rotating collective features accomplished instrumentalists and singers who unite classical finesse with heavy music energy. Expect orchestral takes on favorites by Metallica, AC/DC, Rage Against the Machine, My Chemical Romance, Linkin Park, System of a Down, Guns N’ Roses, Evanescence, Aerosmith, the Cranberries, and more.
Chester Fritz Performing Arts CenterStorytime + Craft
This program features storytime paired with a hands-on craft. Each week brings a new theme presented through stories, songs, rhymes, flannel boards, and more. The storytime portion typically lasts 30 to 45 minutes and is designed for children ages 3 to 6, with all ages welcome. Craft supplies are provided at no cost.
Crookston Public LibraryFall Rummage Sale Fundraiser
A fall rummage sale fundraiser benefiting the Alzheimer's Association. All proceeds from the event are donated to the organization, offering a simple way to contribute while browsing the sale.
Edgewood Grand ForksFirst annual Jordan Kramer Disc Golf tournament
The inaugural Jordan Kramer Disc Golf tournament arrives in Manvel, kicking off a new annual tradition for disc golfers. This tournament marks the first edition of a recurring event.
Manvel, North DakotaCONCERT #1: The 70’s Show – Starring Jim Witter
Step into a 1979 Saturday night where the parents are away and a house party is taking shape behind a quietly opened back door. Jim and his friends, fresh from rehearsals for the school talent show, roll out a feel-good set of 70s favorites, including Midnight At The Oasis, Bad, Bad Leroy Brown, Killing Me Softly, Tie A Yellow Ribbon, and more. The room glows with bubbling lava lamps, the punch is spiked, and everyone is dressed in their best 70s looks, all while keeping the volume in check so the neighbors do not call the police. It is a playful salute to the decade, built for a night of sing-along nostalgia and good vibes.
Crookston High School2027 Thieves Hockey Tryouts - Boys
This boys tryout is for Thieves Hockey, an AAA program in northern Minnesota, and takes place at ICON Sports Center in Grand Forks, ND. Eligible players are from birth years 2014 through 2019, with 37s and Red group designations for each year. The experience emphasizes development with experienced coaching, strong competition, and a pathway designed to help athletes advance. A detailed schedule will be shared a few weeks before tryouts, and listed times may change.
ICON Sports CenterGrief Support Group
At Crookston Public Library, this grief support group offers a compassionate space for anyone coping with loss. Coordinated with area counselors and clergy, it centers on connection and conversation in a relaxed, welcoming setting. People at any point in their grief can share stories, listen to others, and find community as they navigate life after loss alongside peers.
Crookston Public LibraryLego Club
Open to all ages, this LEGO Club welcomes both aspiring and experienced Master Builders. Participants can create to a theme or build something entirely new. LEGO bricks are provided.
East Grand Forks Campbell LibraryGrand Forks Beginner Sourdough Class
Learn the art of sourdough in a beginner-friendly, hands-on workshop in Grand Forks. Each small session focuses on the essentials of mixing, shaping, and baking, and introduces a simple approach to caring for a starter that does not require daily feedings or discard, so you feed it only when you plan to bake. Follow clear, step-by-step instruction from starter to a crisp, beautifully baked loaf, enjoy a taste of fresh bread, and practice scoring for an attractive crust. Every participant takes home dough to bake the next day, a low-maintenance starter, and a toolkit that includes a banneton, dough sling, Danish dough whisk, bread lame, silicone bowl scraper, and narrow jar scraper, along with the recipe in both digital and printed formats. Sessions are limited to twelve people and cost $100 per person. The class takes place at a private residence in Grand Forks, with the exact location provided after booking.
Grand Forks, North DakotaBrewing Connections: Let's Talk Memory Care
Visit Bully Brew Coffee in East Grand Forks for a friendly coffee-and-conversation gathering focused on memory care. Representatives from EGF Edgewood Memory Care will share details about their services, explain how they support people living with dementia and their families, and provide community resources. Stop by to ask questions, make connections, and take home helpful information. Complimentary coffee is offered as a thank you for attending.
Bully Brew CoffeeTAG 2026
Now in its 14th year, TAG returns to build on a record of $2.3 million in art sales. With the support of artists, collectors, sponsors, and volunteers, the event has directed more than $575,000 to local charities that strengthen the community. Taking place at Grand Forks Curling Club, it offers a chance to discover and purchase fresh, original art for homes and businesses.
Grand Forks Curling ClubJeff Leeson: Only Gonna Say This Once Comedy Tour
Internationally touring comedian Jeff Leeson brings his Only Gonna Say This Once Comedy Tour to Crookston for a night of live stand up. With 25 years of performing across North America and more than 150 million online views, he draws on extensive stage experience and a wide audience. The evening is hosted by local comedian Bo Brorby, with a featured set from Levi Mabe.
East Grand Forks Arts and Crafts Fair 2026
A large craft fair dedicated to raising funds for the arts in EGF. The fair centers on crafts and channels support to the arts in EGF through its fundraising purpose.
East Grand Forks Civic CenterBe Like Blippi Tour
An all new stage show brings Blippi to life with an interactive adventure that sparks curiosity. Families can get moving, play, and explore alongside Blippi and Meekah in a high energy production packed with music, laughs, and surprises. Sing along to favorites like The Excavator Song, Monster Truck, Dino Dance, and Curious Like Me. Kids are encouraged to pop on orange glasses, look at the world with fresh eyes, and discover the curiosity inside us all.
Chester Fritz Performing Arts CenterOpen Mic
Every second Saturday, the stage at The Ember Coffeehouse welcomes performers of all kinds to share stand up comedy, music, dance, spoken word, or other talents. Attendees can also shop with local vendors during the performances. Because it is a faith based event, profanity and vulgar language are not permitted.
The Ember CoffeehouseEAST GRAND FORKS COLLECTION EVENT - FALL 2026
In East Grand Forks, MN, Retrofit Environmental will run a waste collection for local residents and businesses.
Nighttime Storytime
Nighttime Storytime offers cozy read-alouds paired with a themed craft. Families can relax together as enchanting tales are shared, then create something inspired by the stories. Children are encouraged to bring a favorite blanket for extra comfort while they listen.
Crookston Public Library