Good morning, Minot.

Artist Arvin Davis returns with Candy Clown 3.0 (a multisensory art experience) at Atypical Brewery that invites visitors to explore sensory chaos and discomfort.

The exhibit runs Feb. 27-28 (its final display), showcasing immersive art paired with local musical contributions.

The Northwest Arts Center at Minot State University is hosting the 54th annual INT’L Paperworks 2026 exhibit—featuring 36 paper artworks by 31 artists from the US, Spain and Switzerland—with free viewings and a public reception on Friday, Mar.

20 featuring juror Dave DiMarchi.

Aspire Credit Union announced Diane Smith's retirement after 31 years of service — a retirement open house is set for Friday, March 20 from 3-5 p.m. at its Minot branch.

Tioga Medical Center announced that mental health and addiction counselor Teri Andersen has joined its clinic care team as a full-time provider — she will help expand local mental health services for individuals and families.

Surrey Mustangs secured their District 6 spot with a 75 to 35 win over Glenburn at Minot Municipal Auditorium on Feb.

21 and will meet Bishop Ryan at 3 p.m. on Feb. 27 in the quarterfinals.

Local teams competed in the WDA Boys Hockey Championship on Feb.

21 at a community rink, showcasing skill and sportsmanship that energized local fans. The event highlighted the strong youth hockey tradition in the area.

Sebastian Bach Concert

6:30-9:30 p.m. — The Original — Ticket prices vary — Rock out to the legendary Sebastian Bach live in Minot, ND.

Midwest Remedies Live Performance

9 PM – 11 PM — Blue Rider — No Cover — Experience genre-blending tunes from the original band Midwest Remedies at their first-ever show here.