Events in Minot today

Dedicated to mental health awareness, this event spotlights the support pets, service dogs, and emotional support animals provide when they lend a paw. It centers on a peer-to-peer effort through the Raise-a-Paw online campaign, with last year’s top fundraiser, Cooper from Maverick Law Firm, formerly Boppre Law Firm, serving as this year’s spokes dog. The highest fundraiser this year will be named spokes dog for the following event. The day moves from check-in to an opening, then a run, walk, and roll, with awards presented before everything wraps up. Tickets are $55 for adults, $35 for ages 6 and up, and free for children 5 and under. Each registration includes a runner’s kit and T-shirt, and a multi-ticket discount is available with the promo code LENDAPAW26.

Enjoy a two-day painting class with Walter Piehl that focuses on one-on-one instruction. Day one includes a demo and drawing, and day two shifts into painting using mixed media techniques. Light refreshments are provided, and all materials are included. The class also includes a signed poster.

Kids pair with a parent or another trusted adult for a two-person scramble at Jack Hoeven Wee Links. New golfers and seasoned players alike can share the course in a relaxed tournament that puts fun and memories first. Entry is $20 per group, which includes one grown-up and one child. Details on age divisions and how to register will be shared soon. Advance registration is encouraged, and same-day additions are often possible, with check-in offered before play begins. The event is geared toward children who want to learn the game, enjoy themselves, and get a feel for competitive golf. Adult supervision is recommended for younger participants who may need help with etiquette, scoring, or choosing clubs. For questions, contact minotjuniorgolf@gmail.com or 701-857-1570.

A back to school party at the Minot Masonic Center features the Masons and a backpack giveaway. Mymamamadeit will be on site with pickles available.

The Ole Olson & John Gaule Memorial presents a qualifier for the B&B Stock Car Invitational, with stock cars, sport mods, and wingless sprints in action. This racing program serves as a tribute to Ole Olson and John Gaule.

Ocean Friends Art is a one-hour, in-person art session where you will explore mixed media techniques to create colorful under-the-sea creatures like fish and crabs. It is geared for ages 5 and up, and it is a fun way to get creative with ocean-themed artwork.

Celebrate the flavors of a Spanish summer as the Gourmet Chef kitchen channels the streets of Barcelona with a playful lineup of tapas. The menu features skewers of anchovy, olive, and pepper, pan con tomate, peach crostini, gambas al ajillo, stuffed cherry peppers, and chorizo paired with figs, and it ends on a sweet note with individual flan for dessert.

Aqua Zumba is back at Roosevelt Park Pool with an upbeat workout in the water. Participants ages 14 and older are welcome. Each session costs $5, and no advance registration is required.

Created for students in grades 3 through 5, this free camp dives into the U.S. space program with interactive, hands-on projects. Children will explore key chapters from Mercury and Gemini to Apollo, the Space Shuttle, and Artemis, and they will examine how rockets work along with other space topics. The focus is on learning through doing, encouraging curiosity while making space science approachable and fun.

Tuesday features a family-focused Kids Day special. Children aged 12 and under receive a complimentary meal with the purchase of an adult meal, limited to one child per paying adult.

Enjoy a relaxed evening in the neighborhood with a cookout and backyard games. Meals will be available at the Bread of Life outdoor pavilion. Open to all.

This ATA Big 50 event begins with a registration and practice period, then moves into the main Big 50 session. Participants will shoot 50 singles from 16 yards, 50 handicap targets, and 25 pairs of doubles. The cost is $20 per Big 50 entry, plus ATA fees.

The MJGA Summer Tournament Series brings a 4-person scramble to Jack Hoeven Wee Links, tailored for young golfers ages 5 to 15. The series features a blend of team and individual play throughout the summer, giving participants a chance to take on new challenges, build skills, and enjoy friendly competition. Players compete in age divisions for 5 to 7, 8 to 11, and 12 to 15. The entry fee is $10 per person. These tournaments are geared toward kids who want to learn the game, have fun, and get a feel for competitive golf. Parent supervision is encouraged for younger participants who may need help with etiquette, scoring, or club selection. Advance registration is recommended, and day-of entries are often possible.

Chef Sue brings a taste of Greece to the Gourmet Chef kitchen with a dinner menu designed for easy home cooking. Dishes include dakos, a Greek bread salad, lemon chicken with potatoes, beef gyros, and kataifi, a sweet pastry of shredded phyllo for dessert. The focus is on approachable recipes and Mediterranean flavors you can recreate in your own kitchen.

When the Western North Dakota Charity Pro-Am comes to town, it’s time for the Pro Pee-Wee at the Wee Links. This fan-favorite event pairs four Pee-Wees with a professional for a memorable round in a five-person scramble format, so everyone gets a chance to help make the winning shot. Kids also get to meet a Pro, learn a few tips, and then stick around afterward for a pizza party and more post-round fun.

A tough Minot trivia game where quarters come in handy and humility goes a long way. Food and snacks are available, including Pep's Drafthaus Pizza, grilled cheese, popcorn, peanuts, and pickled eggs.

Story Time features read-alouds, simple craft projects, and playful activities designed for kids 1 and older. This is a recurring program that encourages young participants to explore books and creativity together.

Join the Taube Museum of Art for the Mighty Bugs Summer Art Series, a hands-on, in-person art program where kids (ages 5 and up) use cardboard and other materials to create their own creepy-crawly creatures. It’s a fun, creative session focused on bringing bugs to life.

Enjoy a casual monthly happy hour for Bakken API members at The Ironhorse Kitchen + Bar. There is no formal program, just an easygoing atmosphere to meet peers, make connections, and relax with other industry professionals from the Minot area. Drink specials are available during the event.

This promotion at the Blue leans into a luchador theme without requiring any moves in the ring. Orphan chips come with the offer. Expect strong drinks, live music, and a focus on enjoyment.

The Levitt AMP Minot Music Series brings free live music to Citizens Alley in downtown Minot, featuring local, regional, and national artists in a welcoming outdoor setting. Each concert offers more than music, with local vendors, food and beverages, and family-friendly activities that make it easy to spend the whole evening downtown. Bring a lawn chair, meet up with friends, and enjoy the energy of summer nights in Minot. Free to attend and open to all ages. #MUSICMOVES

At Pizza Ranch, Wing Nite features a buffet focused on wings. Choose classic or boneless varieties, pair them with multiple sauce options, and round things out with newly added fries. Guests can help themselves to as many wings as they want.

A weekly parking lot party brings riders and friends together to show off whatever makes them proud, from bikes and tattoos to a brag-worthy golf score. The atmosphere is welcoming, though attendees must be 21 or older. Drinks are available and food trucks set up each week. There is a drawing for a $50 Pour Farm gift card, and each week’s winner is entered into a year-end drawing for $500 at The Pour Farm.