Things to Do & See:

Painting and sculpture solo exhibition.

Toddler Storytime at the Grand Forks Public Library last approx. 20 minutes, and includes picture books, finger plays, puppet shows, and songs for children from birth to age 3. Babies are welcome.

A new exhibit at the Myra Museum in Grand Forks tells the story of the American Indians who lived in the Red River Valley in the final decades before the white settlement. The exhibit explains how the Chippewa and their kinsmen, the Metis, displaced the Sioux as the owners of 11 million acres on both sides of the Red River. The Old Crossing Treaty of 1863 ceded the land to the US Government. Featured are a wide variety of Indian artifacts, images, art work, clothing and other items on loan from sources ranging from the Smithsonian Institution to local collectors. The museum is open from 1 to 5 p.m., seven days a week through September 15. Admission is $5 for adults, $3 for children 10-15 years, and free for children under 10 years accompanied by an adult.

The arrival of the peaches orders are tentative. Please check the calendar periodically for the exact arrival of the peaches. You may pre-order your peaches online at www.grandforksyfc.com. If you have questions you may call Nancy Evans at 780-0847(ny_evans@yahoo.com) or Kelsey Trontvet at 218-791-9765(ktrontvet@gmail.com).

Leave No Trace - August 27, 8:30 PM, Amphitheater; Dakota Explorers: Conserve Your Energy - August 28, 10:30 AM, Visitor Center; Where Is Our Planet Today? - August 28, 8:30 PM, Amphitheater; Trash It Up - August 29, 1 PM, Park Trails; Water Cycle Game - September 3, 8 PM, Amphitheater; Dakota Explorers: Field Games - September 4, 10:30 AM, Agassiz Shelter; Nature Bingo - September 4, 8 PM, Agassiz Shelter; Scavenger Hunt Hike - September 5, 1 PM, Visitor Center; Camping Millionaire - September 5, 8 PM, Visitor Center

Painting and sculpture solo exhibition.

SPECIAL RACES:  April 23 - Season Opener; June 18-19 - World of Outlaws Sprint Cars; June 25 - Mid Season Track Championship; July 9 - World of Outlaws Late Models with NASCAR legend Kenny Schrader; July 23 - Hall of Fame Night with legendary driver Doug Wolfgang; August 27 - Season Track Championship; September 10-11 - John Seitz Memorial Late Model Invitational (92-lap feature); September 17 - Season Finale

The Premier Racing Series takes place on Friday nights and includes NOSA 410 Outlaw Sprints, WISSOTA Late Models, WISSOTA Midwest Modifieds and WISSOTA Street Stocks.

For more information, including ticket prices, go to www.rivercitiesspeedway.com.

A new exhibit at the Myra Museum in Grand Forks tells the story of the American Indians who lived in the Red River Valley in the final decades before the white settlement. The exhibit explains how the Chippewa and their kinsmen, the Metis, displaced the Sioux as the owners of 11 million acres on both sides of the Red River. The Old Crossing Treaty of 1863 ceded the land to the US Government. Featured are a wide variety of Indian artifacts, images, art work, clothing and other items on loan from sources ranging from the Smithsonian Institution to local collectors. The museum is open from 1 to 5 p.m., seven days a week through September 15. Admission is $5 for adults, $3 for children 10-15 years, and free for children under 10 years accompanied by an adult.

Leave No Trace - August 27, 8:30 PM, Amphitheater; Dakota Explorers: Conserve Your Energy - August 28, 10:30 AM, Visitor Center; Where Is Our Planet Today? - August 28, 8:30 PM, Amphitheater; Trash It Up - August 29, 1 PM, Park Trails; Water Cycle Game - September 3, 8 PM, Amphitheater; Dakota Explorers: Field Games - September 4, 10:30 AM, Agassiz Shelter; Nature Bingo - September 4, 8 PM, Agassiz Shelter; Scavenger Hunt Hike - September 5, 1 PM, Visitor Center; Camping Millionaire - September 5, 8 PM, Visitor Center

10 hour race The 2nd race of the year hosted by NHRG, with the largest prize pool. The race will include running/trekking, biking, canoeing, orienteering, mystery challenges, and fixed rope work. Although more details will be forthcoming - rope work sections will be exciting, accessible to everyone, and optional for teams that choose not to complete them. Equipment for teams (hopefully all of them!) that choose to tackle one or more of these sections will be provided by the race (although racers will be able to use their own if they wish). This course is designed to be both finish-able by complete newbies (looking to push themselves a bit and have some fun!) and challenging for well seasoned racers. Approximately 60 miles in length, the course will leave plenty of room for teams to make their own route choices. www.ENDracing.com

Painting and sculpture solo exhibition.

Bring your lawn chair and settle in for an evening of musical entertainment with Pembina Trail, a blue grass band from northwestern Minnesota. For more information call (218) 773-4950

A number of regional vendors will be on hand selling everything from fresh produce and homebaked goods to handmade crafts and jewelry.  There will also be live music and food concessions.  Come on out, enjoy the beautiful weather and stock up at the market! 

A new exhibit at the Myra Museum in Grand Forks tells the story of the American Indians who lived in the Red River Valley in the final decades before the white settlement. The exhibit explains how the Chippewa and their kinsmen, the Metis, displaced the Sioux as the owners of 11 million acres on both sides of the Red River. The Old Crossing Treaty of 1863 ceded the land to the US Government. Featured are a wide variety of Indian artifacts, images, art work, clothing and other items on loan from sources ranging from the Smithsonian Institution to local collectors. The museum is open from 1 to 5 p.m., seven days a week through September 15. Admission is $5 for adults, $3 for children 10-15 years, and free for children under 10 years accompanied by an adult.

Leave No Trace - August 27, 8:30 PM, Amphitheater; Dakota Explorers: Conserve Your Energy - August 28, 10:30 AM, Visitor Center; Where Is Our Planet Today? - August 28, 8:30 PM, Amphitheater; Trash It Up - August 29, 1 PM, Park Trails; Water Cycle Game - September 3, 8 PM, Amphitheater; Dakota Explorers: Field Games - September 4, 10:30 AM, Agassiz Shelter; Nature Bingo - September 4, 8 PM, Agassiz Shelter; Scavenger Hunt Hike - September 5, 1 PM, Visitor Center; Camping Millionaire - September 5, 8 PM, Visitor Center

Painting and sculpture solo exhibition.

The Sunday Morning Coffee Riders invite all bicycle and trail enthusiasts to join them on a leisurely ride along the Greater Grand Forks trail system.

For more info, please log on to www.grandforksgov.com/greenway.com.

A new exhibit at the Myra Museum in Grand Forks tells the story of the American Indians who lived in the Red River Valley in the final decades before the white settlement. The exhibit explains how the Chippewa and their kinsmen, the Metis, displaced the Sioux as the owners of 11 million acres on both sides of the Red River. The Old Crossing Treaty of 1863 ceded the land to the US Government. Featured are a wide variety of Indian artifacts, images, art work, clothing and other items on loan from sources ranging from the Smithsonian Institution to local collectors. The museum is open from 1 to 5 p.m., seven days a week through September 15. Admission is $5 for adults, $3 for children 10-15 years, and free for children under 10 years accompanied by an adult.

Painting and sculpture solo exhibition.

A new exhibit at the Myra Museum in Grand Forks tells the story of the American Indians who lived in the Red River Valley in the final decades before the white settlement. The exhibit explains how the Chippewa and their kinsmen, the Metis, displaced the Sioux as the owners of 11 million acres on both sides of the Red River. The Old Crossing Treaty of 1863 ceded the land to the US Government. Featured are a wide variety of Indian artifacts, images, art work, clothing and other items on loan from sources ranging from the Smithsonian Institution to local collectors. The museum is open from 1 to 5 p.m., seven days a week through September 15. Admission is $5 for adults, $3 for children 10-15 years, and free for children under 10 years accompanied by an adult.

Wine Club is every Tuesday from 5:30pm-7:30pm in ‘l Bistro.  Each Wine Club Member receives a sample of a red and a white wine, and a full glass of whichever wine you prefer.  There are different wines each week, always both a red and a white.

  1-Year membership (from the day they join) is $30.00

  1-time membership (good for one night only) is $5.00

Painting and sculpture solo exhibition.

Preschool storytime at the Grand Forks Public Library is geared toward ages 3-5 and lasts approx. 30 minutes.

A new exhibit at the Myra Museum in Grand Forks tells the story of the American Indians who lived in the Red River Valley in the final decades before the white settlement. The exhibit explains how the Chippewa and their kinsmen, the Metis, displaced the Sioux as the owners of 11 million acres on both sides of the Red River. The Old Crossing Treaty of 1863 ceded the land to the US Government. Featured are a wide variety of Indian artifacts, images, art work, clothing and other items on loan from sources ranging from the Smithsonian Institution to local collectors. The museum is open from 1 to 5 p.m., seven days a week through September 15. Admission is $5 for adults, $3 for children 10-15 years, and free for children under 10 years accompanied by an adult.

Painting and sculpture solo exhibition.