Before visitors step into Louisville’s next chapter of Waterfront Park, they’ll first meet a story—painted in color, memory, and meaning. A once-blank floodwall at 10th and Rowan will become the city’s newest landmark, transformed by artist Laurie Blayney into a mural that traces Louisville’s roots through the Ohio River, local wildlife, and overlooked histories. It’s
Read & Share sourced from: LouisvilleKY.gov
Creativity is often seen as a gift or a burden—either a divine spark or an elusive muse that abandons us when we need it most. But poet and environmentalist Gary Snyder saw it differently. In his lifelong exploration of writing, Zen Buddhism, and the natural world, he framed creativity as something deeper: a force that
Read & Share sourced from: The Marginalian
Minot musician Chloe Raye has released her new country single, “Blame It On Where I Grew Up.” Within days, the song caught the ears of radio stations across the globe, showcasing her roots in North Dakota. Drawing inspiration from local landscapes, Raye spent three years crafting this piece with two national songwriters. She reflects on
Read & Share sourced from: KMOT
The North Dakota State Fair is ramping up excitement for its 2025 lineup, announcing that Luke Bryan will headline the Country Showpass on Saturday, July 26. Known for his energetic performances and a catalog featuring 31 number-one singles, Bryan is set to deliver a memorable night. He will share the stage with other attractions like
Read & Share
North Dakota students have a chance to turn creativity into action with the 57th annual Keep North Dakota Clean (KNDC) contest. Open to PreK-8 students and those with special abilities, the contest challenges participants to create artwork promoting environmental stewardship, with winning designs displayed on billboards across the state. For high school students, a new
Read & ShareSubscribe to Today in Minot!
It's the free, easy way to stay informed about what's happening in Minot, and it helps support independent local news and journalism.
Postmodern Jukebox (PMJ) presents a 1920s Hot Jazz cover of Aerosmith’s “Rag Doll,” featuring the debut of vocalist Veronica Swift. This rendition transforms the 1987 hit into a potential 1920s dance craze, showcasing Swift’s unique vocal talent. We’re fans of Postmodern Jukebox. They help us see and hear things we know well from a different
Read & Share sourced from: Youtube
Senate bill 2390 is shaping up to support small towns, specifically those with populations of 8,500 or fewer. The proposed legislation would establish a rural catalyst committee and a grant program, aiming to enhance community projects in areas like art, development, education, and health. While the initiative has garnered support, concerns have been raised about
Read & Share sourced from: Grand Forks Herald
Tom Robbins, the novelist who spun wild, lyrical tales that defied convention, has died at 92. Best known for _Jitterbug Perfume_, _Skinny Legs and All_, and _Even Cowgirls Get the Blues_, Robbins infused his work with humor, surrealism, and deep philosophical musings. Though often labeled a counterculture writer, his novels explored feminism, social justice, and
Read & Share sourced from: NPR
Björk’s artistic journey defies conventional boundaries, intertwining concert, theatre, and visual art into an experience like no other. Her recent _Cornucopia_ tour, now immortalized in a concert film, showcases her relentless pursuit of innovation. Featuring unique instruments, a 360-degree soundscape, and stunning visuals, it’s a testament to her dedication to craft. As the tour wraps
Read & Share sourced from: Reykjavik Grapevine
Scandinavian roots — check. Traditional instruments — check. Goofy outfits — check. BBQ accordion player — check. A stuffed cat theremin — check. A bumbling sausage thief — yes, check. Epic stoicism amidst it all — obviously. Put it all together, and what do we have? A musical entertainment act that has Høstfest providence and
Read & Share sourced from: Steve N Seagulls
A North Dakota House committee unanimously endorsed a bill to name a song called “Dancing Dakota” as the official state waltz. Composer and Mandan folk musician Chuck Suchy performed the song for a legislative committee last week. House Bill 1397 designates “Dancing Dakota” as the state waltz and establishes the position of official state troubadour. A
Read & Share sourced from: North Dakota MonitorSubscribe to Today in Minot!
It's the free, easy way to stay informed about what's happening in Minot, and it helps support independent local news and journalism.
The world has become quite entrenched. Have you noticed? We the people are simply less open to ideas; our minds have found steely resolve. We know what we know and we’re not moving off our rock. But what if… The fun part of what Postmodern Jukebox does — they give us something we know and
Read & ShareNotifications