Bismarck Magazine - Volume 2: Issue 4 July/August 2017

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CONTENTS 39 100 West Main All the amenities in one downtown living community.

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100 WEST MAIN BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA

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Epic Homes

Meet the new generation of Bismarck's Builders.

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Features

36 40 The Mortgage Company You've been inspired by our featured homes, now it's time to fund your dream home!

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Blessed Builders

A family that builds together, stays together.

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Bridget's Room

20 Hawktree Haven

See how a dated home has been brought to life with modern touches.

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Life on the golf course has never been so techy.

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42 St. Gabriel's

Bismarck's newest retirement home comes with fine dining and happy hours.

45 Lincoln's 40th Celebrating 40 years of being a great place to call home.

51 Getting fit at home We've got the best tips to make you happy with your home gym.

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48 Food Truck Festival Find you favorite flavors with local foodies.

60 Drink Specials We’ve compiled all the best local drink deals to make your decision that much easier.

Volume 2 Issue 4

July-August 2017

Bismarck Magazine is published bi-monthly and is complimentary.

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The saying goes, 'if walls could talk they could tell one heck of a story." We wish they could, but since our walls hold these stories all to themselves, Bismarck Magazine will have to tell them for you. We have watched our community grow exponentially over the past five years; from new builds up north to the revitalization of our downtown, all the way out to Lincoln and Mandan, all parts of our community are growing. According to the Bismarck-Mandan Board of Realtors, home sales are up by 2%, the average sale price of a residential property decreased by 1% and there has been a 5% increase in the number of units sold.

Our July issue is a sneak peek into not only the homes of your neighbors, but also a glimpse of what is next for our community. New builds, remodels and modern living on the prairie, The Bismarck/ Mandan/Lincoln community is doing it all.

The Home Edition is one of our favorite issues; read ahead and see how the modern farmhouse meets Cape Cod, and how these young new builders are making a splash in a cookie cutter market, or how new technology is playing a huge role in the classic features.

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BRIDGET'S ROOM MODERN RUSTIC MEETS CAPE COD B Y M A D A LY N L A S K E | P H O T O S B Y G L A S S E R I M A G E S

Walking into a room, the average person sees the space as it exists in the moment. But imagine entering that same room and being able to see the creative future and a one of a kind home that is waiting to be designed. Every time Bridget steps into a new space, her imagination ignites. Bridget has turned this superpower into a successful, complete, custom interior design company, Bridget’s Room.

Bridget’s Room began in 2002 primarily as a painting and decorating service. Since then it has grown into the business it is today. Bridget fundamentally believes that a home should reflect the style and personality of the homeowner.

“I like to take the bones and build in,” Bridget said.

“When they come to me and say, ‘Bridget, I don’t like my space.’ Really it starts with the foundation and builds in, just like with our own personal self.

It starts with what’s inside and builds out. So for my inspiration, I could walk into any house to talk to a client and, form that conversation, I am able to bring out their personality.”

Getting to know her clients’ unique taste and energy is crucial in order to cater to their personal aesthetic preference. Therefore, Bridget is very hands-on throughout the entire design process.

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“My goal in meeting with them is to see their vision and stretch them a little bit out of their comfort zone so at the end they feel like they’ve gotten more than what they expected,” Bridget said. “Because if I just give them what they asked for, they’re satisfied but they’re not overly like, ‘Wow! I can’t believe what happened!’ So that’s what my goal is. I listen to you and see what you’re looking for and then I try to take that to another level.”

That goal became reality while working with local homeowners to re-design the entire interior of their home.

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“Bridget has done some past work for us and we’ve worked well together,” the homeowner said. “My husband and I had different styles of décor that we liked and she was really good at combining both of our ideas to fit the house style and what we like.”

While one homeowner liked a more rustic look, and the other strived for a coastal “Cape Cod” feel, Bridget went to work to find a compromise.

“How Cape Cod could fit into a North Dakota setting in an established neighborhood required us to tie in elements to bridge the gap.,” Bridget said. “For example, with (his) rustic and (her) Cape Cod they were really on opposite ends of the spectrum but if we bring in elements slowly like a barn door, but more of a modern barn door.”

Sometimes the idea for design compromise isn’t as easy for other homeowners. Although rare, Bridget may need to disagree with a client’s vision.

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“There are times I say ‘no,’ but in the best way possible,” Bridget said. “They grab things here, there, everywhere. But then when we put them all together, they don’t love the all together. So a lot of times when that happens I tell them, 'Remember, look at it as a full picture.' So that’s when I try to stretch them. Because your vision is here, but together it can be so much more.”

Bridget uses her passion for design as her haven from chaos.

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“I describe my mind as a mad scientist,” Bridget said. “I’ve been up since three this morning. Most of the time I’m up that early it’s quiet in the house and my mind just goes.”

Her open, creative mind is great news for future clients. She uses her time to sift through the countless options that may seem overwhelming to a homeowner and brings them a few she knows they will like.

“But I kind of like chaos,” she said. “So I have to use my energy somewhere. I like to visit with them and then from there, kind of talking and kind of reading their mind to get the best idea about how we move forward. Mostly, I feel like once I’ve worked with a client we just build and it comes really easy.”

Once Bridget is done, the average person can walk back into that same space and can see that the idea in her mind has become reality and an average room has become a home.

“It just comes to me,” Bridget said. “I can just walk in and see it.”

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HAWKTREE HAVEN C L A S S I C A L LY M O D E R N

BY BAILEY HAUF | PHOTOS BY GL ASSER IMAGES

Real estate is an investment that many people make. From flipping houses to building and selling, it is an opportunity to create beautiful homes and make a profit. Bismarck locals Lonnie and DeAnn Barth intended for the house they built on Hawktree Golf Course to be just that, an investment. But, as they began the building process, it turned into much more than they ever expected.

Sitting atop two lots on Hawktree, the home that the Barth’s designed has character unlike any other with amenities inside and out. Throughout the building process multiple revisions were made to create something that would stand out.

DeAnn stated, “It just kept getting bigger and bigger and bigger. And now we are here ‘til we die.”

Rather than the investment that they had initially planned for the house to be, it turned into a dream home with unique and gorgeous features. The house includes a pool and pool house, a home theater room, and a number of design features that add to its character–such as vaulted ceilings and hidden TVs. Many of the jaw-dropping aspects of the Barth’s home were not a part of the original plan.

“The theater room was just going to be a storm room, so we enlarged it and pushed outside the garage to make it even bigger,” Lonnie said.

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Although home amenities such as theaters and pools can be fairly common, the Barths included aspects into their design and small features throughout the house that make it even more of a standout home.

“I didn’t want to have a big house that was blah,” Lonnie said. “[One feature] we added was a laundry facility on each floor, one in the master and one in the girls’ room and the boys' room downstairs.”

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Having a washer and dryer on each floor was one of a number of ideas that Lonnie had which DeAnn was leery of at the start. Along with other features such as a large stone fireplace and a hidden, drop down TV in the bathroom, some of the unique visions Lonnie had for the home DeAnn came to love later on. In fact, there was one she found out about from someone else while out on the town.

“We were at a restaurant and my husband was talking to someone who was working on the house. He had told his wife about this awesome bathroom that has a TV in it. I was like ‘what TV?’" DeAnn said. “It took me a while to find it later.”

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Inspiration for many of the design elements within the home came from the couple themselves as well as from pictures they flipped through of other homes. Even though the Barths had help from a number of reputable businesses around town that helped them to create their vision, DeAnn is aware of how many little details they were forced to make decisions about.

“You don’t have to think of most of this stuff when you have someone build it for you.”

One important design inspiration for the house is a large statue of an iconic comic book and movie character: Thor. He is housed inside an inlet in the movie theater room, but as DeAnn points out the statue is placed somewhat haphazardly.

“We built the house around the statue and then he was too tall!”

Despite Thor’s precarious placement, the house that the Barths' built as a mere investment opportunity turned into a breathtaking place for the couple and their family to call home.

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5th Annual Duathlon

Saturday, August 5, 2017 at 9 a.m.

McDowell Dam Recreation Area/Nature Trail Fun for the whole family! Individuals and teams welcome.

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DUATHLON run | bike | run 2017

Kids’ 50m dash (age 6 and under) Kids’ 100m dash (ages 6-8) Youth 1/2 mile run (new this year!) (age 9 and up) 10k Run and 5k Fun Run/Walk Duathlon: 5k run, 13 mile bike, 3k run (1, 2 or 3 person teams)

Participant medals, kids’ activities, prizes/giveaways, music, and food and drinks provided. Guest appearance by members of the Bismarck Larks baseball team and mascot Clark the Lark!

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Epic Homes for a Unique City

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EPIC HOMES FOR A UNIQUE CITY

BY MARLEE SEIBOLD | PHOTOS BY GLASSER IMAGES

Experience. Professionalism. Innovation. Customization.

These are the four characteristics that makes Epic Homes stand out from the crowd. Starting in 2011, founder Parker Pladson began building homes with his brother-in-law in Dickinson, North Dakota. With this experience, Pladson decided to branch off and expand his business in 2013 to the BismarckMandan area, focusing more on the customization and creative processes that come with home building. After working solo for a couple of years, taking on a bigger market was the next step. With that, he brought on partner, Tom Seifert.

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“We talked a lot about growth of the company and Tom fit the mold I was looking for when it came to marketing and sales,” said Pladson, noting their decision could be both professionally and personally beneficial. “We love talking about business and guystuff in general–our faith and all the important stuff in life–we’ve always had that kind of friendship,” Seifert stated.

Pladson had met the third member of the team, Taylor Belk, a few years earlier. When they had both beenbuilding in Dickinson they'd talked about joining forces when the time was right according to Pladson. By 2013, Belk was working in Fargo, but the two had stayed in contact over the years.

“Once the opportunity came to join Parker with Epic Homesand branch out into the Fargo-Moorhead area, it made sense to come together,” said Belk.

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This is the first year Epic Homes has reached to the Dickinson, Bismarck and Fargo areas. With the expansion, the company has built more than fifty homes in the Bismarck-Mandan area. They credit their success to the qualities they possess as a company and as a team.

"One of our main differences is that we are young, and aren’t afraid to try something new! Especially, if it’s a better way to do things,” said Pladson.

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“We are not afraid of change. We appreciate technology, and how much it can help us. We try to utilize it the best way we can,” stated Belk.

“We will do any style or mix of styles a client wants. By utilizing an architect on each project, clients get an efficient use of space inside and the look and feel they want on the outside of their home. What sets us apart is our ability to draw from scratch, something that meets our clients’ individual needs,” said Seifert. “We also provide an interior designer to help clients coordinate selections,” Belk added.

Through this process the Epic Homes team is confident they can turn their clients’ dreams into reality.

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They want to make sure the clients get the end product they envisioned. Their unique process allows them to offer their clients input from start to finish.

“What makes us different is we can draw something up from scratch and mix styles outside and inside. You may like one style inside, but something completely different on the outside.

Clients can bring us pictures and we will customize the house to fit those wants,” said Belk.

“We want to make home building less stressful, so we are going to have fun, cracks jokes, and laugh the entire time,” said Pladson.

Belk adds, "A goal we have is for anyone who builds with us to leave the entire process with a great experience.

We want them to be able to tell someone that it was fun and enjoyable to build their home.”

The bottom line is, these three fun guys who are at the helm of Epic Homes want their clients to enjoy the process as much as they enjoy their final product.

Their ability to work together seamlessly to create homes that meet the quality and professionalism in home building is what makes them work as a team. They hope to expand their building ventures, but never get away from what they know and love. They'll keep building custom homes for their clients to love.

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HOME

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Bismarck Magazine (BM): How do you communicate with Home buyers?

The Mortgage Company (TMC): We work hard to keep buyers informed throughout the process by utilizing technology (call, text, email) and good oldfashioned face-to-face meetings. We are available when our clients need us, even when other businesses are closed.

BM: Are you a bank?

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We, at The Mortgage Company in downtown Bismarck, are dedicated to making the financing portion of the home buying process simple for our clients. We provide top-notch customer service from the moment a client first walks through our door to the very last signature.

Our relationship doesn’t end with the last signature, however… our connections with our clients are long term. We welcome any questions and are willing to help

TMC: We are not a bank; we are different. TMC funds our mortgages immediately at closing, with no middle man. We have an in-house underwriter with over 20 years of experience, which allows us to stay informed, thus keeping our clients informed. She has a vast knowledge of regulatory requirements and underwriting guidelines which typically helps our clients advance to closings more quickly than a bank. These unique features allow us to control the mortgage package and have faster turn-around times.

long after you’ve closed on your home loan.

BM: Do you offer any special programs?

There are many steps between getting a pre-approval, finding your dream home and then finally sitting at the closing table. During this process, there are strict guidelines and deadlines that must be met, which is why it’s important to pick knowledgeable professionals to complete and help guide you through each step.

Because we pair professional advice and personal attention, we are able to create a first-class home buying experience. Whether you are purchasing your first home, upgrading to a new home or refinancing your existing home, The Mortgage Company will help you find the best loan to meet your needs.

The Mortgage Company prides itself on being community oriented. We are always looking for ways to give back to our Bismarck/Mandan communities and have developed a new in-house program that will do just that.

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TMC: Yes we do! In addition to all the standard programs – Conventional, FHA, USDA Rural Development, VA and ND First Time Home Buyerswe also offer The Mortgage Company Everyday Heroes Program. This is an exclusive program for teachers/school employees, healthcare employees, licensed day care providers, citycounty-state-federal employees, all first responders and all military members.

Another program that we are very excited about is a First Time Home Buyers class. We are currently working on a curriculum and will be rolling it out in the near future.

BM: Where can you originate loans?

TMC – We are currently licensed in North Dakota & Minnestoa. We are in the process of being licensed in South Dakota, Wisconson, Iowa, Montana and Arizona. We have two offices in North Dakota. Our Bismarck office is located at 214 East Main Ave, Bismarck, and our Fargo location is at 815 23rd Ave E, West Fargo.

Celeste is very active in the Bismarck/Mandan communities. Celeste has gained valuable knowledge from being in the mortgage industry for 20 years. She also has an extensive background in affordable housing programs. “I believe treating clients professionally Celeste Burke

is why customers come back

Mortgage Manager & Loan Originator NMLS # 1511980

and refer their family and friends as well.”

Rob enjoys meeting new people and finding the right program for their needs. His

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Celeste was the perfect person to walk me through the process.

Her attention to detail gave me the peace of mind you need when making decisions. I recommend giving The Mortgage Company a try…you won't be disappointed.

– Michelle V.

outgoing personality makes him a great fit for anyone. You may have seen Rob out in the community volunteering, attending a Young

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Professionals gathering or Bismarck Mandan Chamber Rob Nagle

Event. “The best part of my

Loan Originator NMLS # 1575120

job is helping people while building lasting relationships”

Joann takes pride in communicating with our clients. She always goes the extra mile to deliver exceptional customer service.

“I enjoy making our clients feel at home!”

Joann Jesser Mortgage Assistant/Processor

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Rob helped us through the whole experience and limited the stress. The mortgage company was very accommodating and very friendly. Definitely visit them if you are looking into a home.

– Dan S.

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Hero?

DO YOU CONSIDER YOURSELF A

You may be our HERO…and we want to pass along our gracious thank you if you are:

Teachers or School Employees

All First Responders

Military members (Active, Reserve, and Veterans)

Healthcare Employees

Licensed Day Care Providers

Federal, State, County or City Employees

For more information on The Mortgage Company and their programs, visit their website www.themortgagecompany.org or call their Bismarck office at 701-751-0399.

The Mortgage Company | Licensed in ND & MN | NMLS# 1488210

The Mortgage Company’s Everyday Heroes was thoughtfully designed in-house as a way for our company to impact our local heroes by giving those who qualify a discount on their home loan. It truly benefits thousands of people in our community and surrounding areas.

With numerous loan programs and the guidance of well trained, experienced staff, The Mortgage Company can help you achieve your home ownership dreams!

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Last November, the community watched as development started to move westward down Main street in Bismarck.

Construction started on 100 West Main and anticipation grew as the framing for the new complex went up.

Metro Plains Management, alongside JLG Design, together have created an affordable, downtown living complex for 55+ individuals. Why 55+? Last year, the State put together a housing needs assessment, found on the North Dakota Housing Finance website, that concluded the Bismarck area will have a significant

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increase in the 55+ demographic, due to the Baby Boomer generation.

Game Room & Sun Room Metro Plains has now focused their new Elevator/Easy Accessibility

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hat started as tiling floors and renovations, turned into building furniture as a hobby which quickly turned into a full time job

and a family affair. Shane and Krystal Bloom are a husband and wife duo, celebrating their tenth wedding anniversary this month. They are also the proud parents to six kids, two boys and four girls; Mathius, 11, Mordekai, 10, Karselynn, 8, Blessed, 7, Faithfull, 5, Hope, 3. “After years of for working for other people, we were blessed to have so many projects in front of us. Because lots of opportunities have

come our way, we just knew Blessed Builders was the right path for our family,� says Shane.

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Big or small everyone has a part to play. The boys help their dad in the shop and with the installation process. Krystal works on billing and managing the appointments, but also finds time to stain and finish all the pieces with the girls’ help.

Blessed Builders takes on any size project. Custom headboards and desks have been assembled by the guys and finished by the ladies.. They have even found themselves doing work for the new Governor’s mansion.

“What we’re doing is cool and different, and it’s awesome to see people’s reaction when we finish a project,” says Shane.

You can visit them and check out some of the amazing things that they've created at 401 E Main Street in Mandan.

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Shane’s favorite project to date is a big sliding glass door in a million dollar home. It has maple wood inlay inside itself. This may sound intricate and hard to build but if you ask Shane, the biggest struggle was getting it through the front door.

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AGING

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Modern amenities join with old-fashioned values at St. Gabriel’s Community

Story: Kathrin Youngberg | Photos: Scott Eisenbeisz, Noctem Photography

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n exciting new living community has opened its doors

dining environment that promotes choice and features a full

in Bismarck, combining style and convenience with

short-order menu for guests; spacious apartments with a variety

independence and choice for residents. A fireplace glows

of floor plans; an expanded Chapel with Catholic services four

brightly in the lobby, surrounded by fashionable furnishings

times a week, as well as weekly ecumenical services and an

and modern décor. The aroma of fresh coffee, burgers, pizza

on-site spiritual director.

and pastries from the on-site bistro and coffee bar fills the air.

Nearby, residents enjoy happy hour with neighbors and friends

Other features include community rooms to gather with

in the lounge, while others take in sunset views from spacious

neighbors, friends and family; in-house salon and spa; fitness

outdoor patios.

gym and wellness programs; regular social activities and outings; nursing care provided 24 hours, 7 days a week; outdoor

What sounds like a downtown condo complex for young

courtyard; secured access; heated underground parking;

professionals is actually the latest in independent living and

expanded therapy and rehabilitation space, and more.

assisted living options for adults age 55 and older, newly opened

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by St. Gabriel’s Community in Bismarck. The pioneering living concept provides a variety of convenient amenities under one

With the expansion, St. Gabriel’s Community is able to offer a

roof in a stylish setting that seniors are proud to call home, while

“continuum of care” for guests. It provides a range of services on

promoting health, wellness, independence and choice.

one campus that encourages independence longer and adapts

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to meet seniors’ changing needs. The continuum begins with independent living and assisted living and then transitions to

Increasing demand for St. Gabriel’s comprehensive approach

basic care, long-term care or therapy/rehabilitation as guests’

to wellness that encompasses the social, intellectual, physical,

needs vary over time.

emotional and spiritual needs of seniors while working closely with families to develop personalized care plans led to the

“Guests who join us for independent living or assisted living

decision to expand its services.

have the comfort of knowing that when they need a different level of care down the road, such as basic care or skilled nursing

The addition of independent living, assisted living and basic

care, they can seamlessly transition to that care level right at our

care as well as expanded therapy offerings enables St. Gabriel’s

same campus. It creates better peace of mind for guests and their

to provide a full spectrum of services for older adults, which

families knowing that they are receiving the right level of care at

already includes long-term skilled nursing care, short-term

the right time. We can have a plan in place should a guest’s needs

rehabilitation and outpatient therapy.

change and we have staff members that are knowledgeable and already up to speed,” explained Tyler Hoemberg, CEO and

The new community includes several unique offerings for its

administrator of St. Gabriel’s Community.

residents, called “guests,” such as Claudia’s Bistro that is open to the public serving breakfast and lunch with fresh ingredients

“We treat our guests like family, and as such, believe a long-term

from 6:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. daily; a restaurant-style kitchen and

relationship enhances the health and well-being of our guests,

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(upper left): Made-from-scratch meals prepared by an executive chef and his team are available for residents and the public with a rueben that's out of this world! (upper right & middle): Newlybuilt community spaces and apartments give guests and residents a modern, homey feel. (left): Happy hour is a great place to enjoy food, a brew and a game of cards with neighbors and friends alike!

enabling them to remain independent and live a better quality

Open houses and special events will be held throughout the

of life longer,” added Hoemberg. “We look forward to providing

summer. For more information on St. Gabriel’s Community or

the high-quality care we are known for along with the newest

to arrange a visit, call 701-751-5678 or visit

advancements in senior care services, while staying true to our

www.stgabrielscommunity.org.

values of Hospitality, Stewardship, Respect and Justice.”

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look how far we've come story: Karen Daly | photos: Lincoln Archives

1973 The city of Lincoln, North Dakota might be small, but it has a community force behind it like no other. Karen Daly has been the cheerleader for Lincoln before it was even incorporated as a city. Read ahead as she tells you how far they have come in the past 40 years.

Welcome to the city of Lincoln. We have lived here for 44 years. This year on July 15 we are celebrating our 40th Anniversary as an incorporated city.

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CONNECT WITH US IN BISMARCKMANDAN 1973

AARP is making it easy to connect with others and create a lasting impact on our community.

From fun, free events like Movies for Grownups, to educational lunches and volunteer opportunities, we’re bringing out the best of Bismarck-Mandan.

Help us make our area an even better place to live, work and play for people of all ages.

Get to know us at aarp.org/bismarck

HISTORY Lincoln began in the spring of 1973 as a low-cost housing development known as Fort Lincoln Estates. A co-op was formed and was given a loan to build a water treatment plant to filter the iron-rich water. The first summer 24 homes were built and we were a close little community. Almost all of the families were young and knew each other. It seems we always had a yard full of kids playing one game or another. If the yard wasn't big enough, the game spilled over to the street.

BECOMING A CITY On July 12, 1977, the residents voted to become a city. We established ordinances and gained revenue sources other than the water bills on which we'd depended. We have since built city administration building, welcomed water service from Bismarck and have a need to expand our public works building.

Lincoln has grown steadily through the years and still is a city full of young families with about 3,600 residents. In 2014, an elementary school was built which was nearly full on day one.

Last summer, two additional classrooms were added. Today the school has nearly 600 students.

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PARKS Our three city parks are in the development stage. Our oldest and most developed is Lincoln park. It has a softball field, soccer and an indoor shelter complete with a kitchen. Summer activities for youth are popular. Reservations are accepted for the shelter in Lincoln Park and for the gazebo in another of our three outdoor community spaces, Millennium Park.

BUSINESS & PLEASURE Our business district has an exercise gym, a chiropractor and a hair salon. Another strip mall is planned for 2018. Two bars serve drinks and great food, and also offer rooms for receptions or other gatherings. The "South 40" is known for its weddings and receptions. In addition to the businesses, homes are still being built.

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On July 15, everyone is invited to the 40th Anniversary Celebration. All activities will be held at Tumbleweed and DJ's.

The day includes: Vendors, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. • Parade, 11 a.m.

Hog Roast, 5 p.m. • Street Dance, featuring Smalltown Boys, on Santeen - 8pm-midnight

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Millennium Park is under construction, including a walking path, Frisbee golf and a gazebo

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Redefining the

HoME GYM by: Tana Trotter

Y

ou already know exercise is an important part of a healthy

- Enlist the help of a personal trainer. So you’ve got all

lifestyle… It’s finding the time to workout that can be the

this new, great equipment… Now what? An experienced,

challenge. Better said, the challenge is making exercise a priority and

professional personal trainer can work with you to come up

being realistic about what works with your schedule and your other

with a program using the equipment you have at home. They

priorities.One solution is to have workout options at home. Your

should meet with you a few times right away to develop the

home gym may be your only gym or it may be a complement to your

program, review form and make sure you are comfortable

gym membership for those really busy days. Either way, there are a lot

on the equipment. Then periodically check back in with the

of options for creating a dedicated space at home to make your health

trainer to revamp your routine so you stay motivated and on

a priority.

track.

#1

Think small. Do you hear home gym and think, “I don’t have space for that.”? Think beyond treadmills & weight machines. With a few

#3

Know what’s best for you. A simple word of caution. From DVD’s to online apps and on-demand programs, there are many options for

key pieces of equipment, you can get a really great workout in with the

the at-home exerciser. While there are many great programs available,

space behind your couch or in the middle of your living room! (Need

keep in mind they are designed for the general, relatively healthy,

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individual. It’s important to know when and what modifications to

athome).

make. Or when to seek help from a fitness or health professional.

#2

While exercising should challenge you and you may be sore

Go big. If you do have the space, investing in a few pieces of cardio or

periodically, it shouldn’t hurt. Also, joint pain while exercising should

strength equipment will help you bring the gym home. It’s important

never be ignored.

to keep in mind a few things when purchasing exercise equipment for your home:

If you are in the market for at-home equipment check out

- Quality matters. Yes, you might pay more up front, but

www.exerciseequipmentnd.com. Not sure where to start? Get in

when you purchase quality equipment with a good warranty

touch with the health pros at www.proximal50.com to find a

from a reputable business you will save money in the long

wellness plan that works for you.

run. Plus, quality equipment means a better and more efficient workout. Ellipticals that force you into bad posture are actually harder on your knees and back. Treadmills with poorly constructed suspension, decks, belts, rollers and motors put unnecessary impact on your body.

- Buy what you will actually use. Just because you purchase a treadmill doesn’t mean you’ll start to like running.

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JULY AND AUGUST

Calendar 1 Million Cups

JULY 4TH

Every Wednesday 9am-10am

Mandan Road Race

Join the local entrepreneurs of the Bismarck-Mandan community at

8:00am

1 Million Cups while they present their ideas and drink coffee.

The Mandan Rodeo Days 4th of July Road Race is a long lasting

1millioncups.com/Bismarck

tradition that has become a great beginning to a fantastic

Dakota Stage, 412 E Main, Bismarck

Independence Day celebration in Mandan. Register for this 5k run/ walk at http://www.mandanroadraces.com

German Night Every Wednesday 5pm-7pm

JULY 5TH

White House Cafeteria in Bismarck. Dinner is served from 5 to 7 and

Aladdin Jr.

is all home cooked.

7pm

117 N 5th St, Bismarck

Sleepy Hollow Theatre and Arts Park is hosting Aladdin Jr. Based on the iconic animated film, with an Academy Award-winning score

JULY 1ST

by Alan Menken, Howard Ashman and Tim Rice, Disney’s Aladdin JR.

Yoga in the Park

is sure to send audiences soaring on a flying carpet ride filled with

9:45 am

romance and adventure. For more info visit www.shst.org.

Bismarck Parks and Rec is teaming up with The Studios for a

2899 E Divide Ave, Bismarck

FREE weekly outdoor yoga class. These are 75 minute classes. An instructor will meet you at Custer Park each week at 9:30, with

JULY 6TH

class beginning at 9:45 am. In the event of inclement weather,

Aladdin Jr.

complementary class will be held down the street at The Studios.

7pm

100 W Broadway Ave, Suite 130, Bismarck

Sleepy Hollow Theatre and Arts Park is hosting Aladdin Jr. Based on the iconic animated film, with an Academy Award-winning score

JULY 3RD

by Alan Menken, Howard Ashman and Tim Rice, Disney’s Aladdin JR.

Art in the Park

is sure to send audiences soaring on a flying carpet ride filled with

10:00am to 6:00pm

romance and adventure. For more info visit www.shst.org.

Celebrate the 4th of July all weekend long with Art in the Park in

2899 E Divide Ave, Bismarck

Mandan. Location of the festival is in the Robert Dykshoorn Park and Heritage Park. It will host art and craft booths as well as

Shade Tree Presents Peter/Wendy

food booths and cultural entertainment. For more infor visit www.

7pm

artintheparknd.com

This lyrical & inventive adaptation pays homage to J.M. Barrie’s original and strips the familiar story down to its emotional essence.

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Peter lures Wendy away from her nursery to the magical world of Neverland, where she joins his adventures with Tinker Bell, Tiger

JULY 8TH

Lily, and the menacing Captain Hook.Tickets are $15 for adults and

Yoga in the Park

$12 for students/seniors/military. Performances will be held at

9:45 am

Dakota Stage Ltd. For more info visit www.dakotastageltd.com.

Bismarck Parks and Rec is teaming up with The Studios for a

412 E Main Ave, Bismarck

FREE weekly outdoor yoga class. These are 75 minute classes. An instructor will meet you at Custer Park each week at 9:30, with

JULY 7TH

class beginning at 9:45 am. In the event of inclement weather,

Aladdin Jr.

complementary class will be held down the street at The Studios.

7pm

100 W Broadway Ave, Suite 130, Bismarck

Sleepy Hollow Theatre and Arts Park is hosting Aladdin Jr. Based on the iconic animated film, with an Academy Award-winning score

Aladdin Jr.

by Alan Menken, Howard Ashman and Tim Rice, Disney’s Aladdin JR.

7pm

is sure to send audiences soaring on a flying carpet ride filled with

Sleepy Hollow Theatre and Arts Park is hosting Aladdin Jr. Based

romance and adventure. For more info visit www.shst.org.

on the iconic animated film, with an Academy Award-winning score

2899 E Divide Ave, Bismarck

by Alan Menken, Howard Ashman and Tim Rice, Disney’s Aladdin JR. is sure to send audiences soaring on a flying carpet ride filled with

Shade Tree Presents Peter/Wendy

romance and adventure. For more info visit www.shst.org.

7pm

2899 E Divide Ave, Bismarck

This lyrical & inventive adaptation pays homage to J.M. Barrie’s original and strips the familiar story down to its emotional essence.

Shade Tree Presents Peter/Wendy

Peter lures Wendy away from her nursery to the magical world of

7pm

Neverland, where she joins his adventures with Tinker Bell, Tiger

This lyrical & inventive adaptation pays homage to J.M. Barrie’s

Lily, and the menacing Captain Hook.Tickets are $15 for adults and

original and strips the familiar story down to its emotional essence.

$12 for students/seniors/military. Performances will be held at

Peter lures Wendy away from her nursery to the magical world of

Dakota Stage Ltd. For more info visit www.dakotastageltd.com.

Neverland, where she joins his adventures with Tinker Bell, Tiger

412 E Main Ave, Bismarck

Lily, and the menacing Captain Hook.Tickets are $15 for adults and $12 for students/seniors/military. Performances will be held at

Free Indoor Ice Skating

Dakota Stage Ltd. For more info visit www.dakotastageltd.com.

12-1pm

412 E Main Ave, Bismarck

VFW Sports Center Rink 2, Slip on those ice skates during the summer and enjoy indoor skating. Ice skate rental is not available.

For more info visit bismarckparks.org.

1200 N. Washington St, Bismarck

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is sure to send audiences soaring on a flying carpet ride filled with romance and adventure. For more info visit www.shst.org.

2899 E Divide Ave, Bismarck Shade Tree Presents Peter/Wendy 2pm This lyrical & inventive adaptation pays homage to J.M. Barrie’s original and strips the familiar story down to its emotional essence.

Ganache Demonstration

Peter lures Wendy away from her nursery to the magical world of

10:30am-11:30am

Neverland, where she joins his adventures with Tinker Bell, Tiger

All truffles start with a rich chocolate ganache center. Join Ashley

Lily, and the menacing Captain Hook.Tickets are $15 for adults and

Torgerson, pastry chef with Harvest Brazilian Grill, to learn how to

$12 for students/seniors/military. Performances will be held at

make your own and use it to top various cakes, as well as how to

Dakota Stage Ltd. For more info visit www.dakotastageltd.com.

make delicious chocolate truffles with ganache. For more info visit

412 E Main Ave, Bismarck

www.statemuseum.nd.gov.

612 E Boulevard Ave, Bismarck

JULY 11TH Aladdin Jr.

Live United with the Bismarck Larks

7pm

6:05pm-9:30pm

Sleepy Hollow Theatre and Arts Park is hosting Aladdin Jr. Based

Live United with the Bismarck Larks. Tickets are $15 per ticket

on the iconic animated film, with an Academy Award-winning score

and include a reserved seat, Larks cap, and $4 of every ticket is

by Alan Menken, Howard Ashman and Tim Rice, Disney’s Aladdin JR.

donated to United Way. Reserve your tickets at www.larkstickets.

is sure to send audiences soaring on a flying carpet ride filled with

com. Use the promo code: LIVE UNITED.

romance and adventure. For more info visit www.shst.org.

2899 E Divide Ave, Bismarck

Children's Renaissance Faire 1pm-5pm

JULY 12TH

A family friendly day of games, crafts and demonstrations of the

Aladdin Jr.

time in history known as the Renaissance. There will be a king and

7pm

queen holding court throughout the day, fencing demonstrations,

Sleepy Hollow Theatre and Arts Park is hosting Aladdin Jr. Based

dancing performances, archery for kids, stick horse jousting and all

on the iconic animated film, with an Academy Award-winning score

sorts of fun activities to participate in. For more info visit

by Alan Menken, Howard Ashman and Tim Rice, Disney’s Aladdin JR.

www.statemuseum.nd.gov.

is sure to send audiences soaring on a flying carpet ride filled with

612 E Boulevard Ave, Bismarck

romance and adventure. For more info visit www.shst.org.

2899 E Divide Ave, Bismarck

JULY 9TH Aladdin Jr.

Community Pool Party

7pm

4:30pm-8pm

Sleepy Hollow Theatre and Arts Park is hosting Aladdin Jr. Based

Held at the Elks Aquatic Center, families and friends are invited to

on the iconic animated film, with an Academy Award-winning score

join the pool party. This evening swim will include music, prizes, and

by Alan Menken, Howard Ashman and Tim Rice, Disney’s Aladdin JR.

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a departing treat. Regular admission rates apply.

Cost is $12 per person. Register at: https://squareup.com/store/

321 W. Broadway Ave, Bismarck

shenanigans-12.

2730 Paintball Way, Lincoln

JULY 13TH Trivia Night at Sixteen03

JULY 14TH

6pm-9pm

Aladdin Jr.

Buy a table for $10 that seats up to 10 people. You can then have

7pm

as many or as few people at your table as you want. It’s yours to

Sleepy Hollow Theatre and Arts Park is hosting Aladdin Jr. Based

invite whomever you choose. Everyone at your table plays on the

on the iconic animated film, with an Academy Award-winning score

same team so the more minds the better, but, if it’s just one or two

by Alan Menken, Howard Ashman and Tim Rice, Disney’s Aladdin JR.

of you that’s fine, too! Here are prizes throughout the night and the

is sure to send audiences soaring on a flying carpet ride filled with

team with the highest score at the end of the night gets a $100

romance and adventure. For more info visit www.shst.org.

prize from us at Sixteen03.

2899 E Divide Ave, Bismarck

1603 E Main Ave, Bismarck

JULY 15TH Night at the Museum: Chocolate & Beer

Yoga in the Park

6:30pm-8pm

9:45 am

An evening of relaxed fun is on tap with Laughing Sun Brewing Co.

Bismarck Parks and Rec is teaming up with The Studios for a

co-owner Mike Fohlich as he provides a spirited discussion of “The

FREE weekly outdoor yoga class. These are 75 minute classes. An

History of Beer.” He’ll also share his trials and errors with creating

instructor will meet you at Custer Park each week at 9:30, with

unique local microbrews. Following Mike’s talk, mingle in the Atrium

class beginning at 9:45 am. In the event of inclement weather,

and enjoy a flight of three local beer samples from the Laughing Sun

complementary class will be held down the street at The Studios.

brewery.

100 W Broadway Ave, Suite 130, Bismarck

612 East Boulevard Ave, Bismarck Aladdin Jr. Aladdin Jr.

7pm

7pm

Sleepy Hollow Theatre and Arts Park is hosting Aladdin Jr. Based

Sleepy Hollow Theatre and Arts Park is hosting Aladdin Jr. Based

on the iconic animated film, with an Academy Award-winning score

on the iconic animated film, with an Academy Award-winning score

by Alan Menken, Howard Ashman and Tim Rice, Disney’s Aladdin JR.

by Alan Menken, Howard Ashman and Tim Rice, Disney’s Aladdin JR.

is sure to send audiences soaring on a flying carpet ride filled with

is sure to send audiences soaring on a flying carpet ride filled with

romance and adventure. For more info visit www.shst.org.

romance and adventure. For more info visit www.shst.org.

2899 E Divide Ave, Bismarck

2899 E Divide Ave, Bismarck Lantern Festival 2017 Wooden Flip Flop

4pm-11pm

6:30pm

URL Radio is Hosting a Lantern Festival using LED lanterns and

Paint your own wooden flip flop! Each participant will receive a

outdoor lighting to make it look festive. There will be live music,

wooden cut out of a flip flop (approx. 12” long and 4” wide) pre-

vendors, food and fun for everyone!

drilled for the rope. Paint any color with any saying you would

600 E Boulevard Ave, Bismarck

like. You are welcome to bring a non-alcoholic drink with you.

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Amphitheater. Performances are free to the public but donations are always appreciated. Bring a blanket or chair to sit on and enjoy a fantastic night of Shakespeare.

612 E Boulevard Ave, Bismarck

JULY 16TH Ronald McDonald House Celebration 2pm-4pm The Ronald McDonald House of Bismarck celebrates its 25th Birthday with an ice cream social, appearance by Ronald McDonald himself, musical entertainment and giveaways for children.

Family Day Riverwalk

609 N 7th Street, Bismarck

10am-8pm Family Day Riverwalk is a free outdoor event on Bismarck’s beautiful

I Scream for Icecream

Missouri River. As your family and friends take in scenery, you’ll

1pm

meet local venders and crafters, while enjoying food, kids’ activities

It’s time for the “I Scream for ICE CREAM Hike” Meet at the Visitor

and great entertainment.

Center. We will look all over park to find the shadiest, coolest trails

Sertoma Park, Bismarck

in the park to complete the 2.5 mile hike. It all starts and ends at the Visitor Center with sprinklers and Ice Cream!

Rock The Deck

4480 Ft Lincoln Rd, Mandan

4:30-8pm Rock the Deck is a pool party at Hillside for middle school students.

JULY 19TH

Come enjoy the pool on the night set aside just for incoming 6th,

As You Like It

7th, and 8th graders. Bring a pal to enjoy open swim, music from

7pm

Cool 98.7 FM, prizes, and a departing treat. Regular admission rates

Come and join us for our 10th Anniversary Season. As You Like It

apply.

will be performed on the Bismarck State Capitol grounds Prairie

1719 E. Boulevard Ave, Bismarck

Amphitheater. Performances are free to the public but donations are always appreciated. Bring a blanket or chair to sit on and enjoy a

JULY 21ST

fantastic night of Shakespeare.

As You Like It

612 E Boulevard Ave, Bismarck

7pm Come and join us for our 10th Anniversary Season. As You Like It

JULY 20TH

will be performed on the Bismarck State Capitol grounds Prairie

Sertoma Park

Amphitheater. Performances are free to the public but donations are

As You Like It

always appreciated. Bring a blanket or chair to sit on and enjoy a

7pm

fantastic night of Shakespeare.

Come and join us for our 10th Anniversary Season. As You Like It

612 E Boulevard Ave, Bismarck

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JULY 22ND

JULY 27TH

Yoga in the Park

Prowess Luncheon

9:45 am

11:45-12:45

Bismarck Parks and Rec is teaming up with The Studios for a

Prowess is a lunchtime leadership event for women of all ages.

FREE weekly outdoor yoga class. These are 75 minute classes. An

Join us for our second event, and hear from Nicole Morrison, the

instructor will meet you at Custer Park each week at 9:30, with

CEO of Nicole Morrison Strategies. Her motto is “Do what you love in

class beginning at 9:45 am. In the event of inclement weather,

service to those that love what you do.� Hear about confidence and

complementary class will be held down the street at The Studios.

assertive communication. For more info visit

100 W Broadway Ave, Suite 130, Bismarck

www.prowessbisman.squarespace.com

As You Like It

JULY 29TH

7pm

Yoga in the Park

Come and join us for our 10th Anniversary Season. As You Like It

9:45 am

will be performed on the Bismarck State Capitol grounds Prairie

Bismarck Parks and Rec is teaming up with The Studios for a

Amphitheater. Performances are free to the public but donations are

FREE weekly outdoor yoga class. These are 75 minute classes. An

always appreciated. Bring a blanket or chair to sit on and enjoy a

instructor will meet you at Custer Park each week at 9:30, with

fantastic night of Shakespeare.

class beginning at 9:45 am. In the event of inclement weather,

612 E Boulevard Ave, Bismarck

complementary class will be held down the street at The Studios.

100 W Broadway Ave, Suite 130, Bismarck

JULY 23RD As You Like It

AUGUST 4TH

7pm

Ganache Demonstration

Come and join us for our 10th Anniversary Season. As You Like It

10:30am-11:30am

will be performed on the Bismarck State Capitol grounds Prairie

All truffles start with a rich chocolate ganache center. Join Ashley

Amphitheater. Performances are free to the public but donations are

Torgerson, pastry chef with Harvest Brazilian Grill, to learn how to

always appreciated. Bring a blanket or chair to sit on and enjoy a

make your own and use it to top various cakes, as well as how to

fantastic night of Shakespeare.

make delicious chocolate truffles with ganache. For more info visit

612 E Boulevard Ave, Bismarck

www.statemuseum.nd.gov.

612 E Boulevard Ave, Bismarck

JULY 26TH Paddles for Paws

AUGUST 5TH

7pm-9pm

Yoga in the Park

Lewis & Clark Riverboat and Harvest Brazilian Grill have teamed up

9:45 am

to raise funds for the animals at Central Dakota Humane Society!

Bismarck Parks and Rec is teaming up with The Studios for a

Tickets are $70 each and seating is limited to 100 people. Included

FREE weekly outdoor yoga class. These are 75 minute classes. An

with each ticket is a decadent spread by Brazilian Harvest Grill, 2

instructor will meet you at Custer Park each week at 9:30, with

drinks, and the riverboat cruise. For tickets visit www.cdhs.net

class beginning at 9:45 am. In the event of inclement weather,

1700 River Rd, Bismarck

complementary class will be held down the street at The Studios.

100 W Broadway Ave, Suite 130, Bismarck

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2017 St. Gabriel’s Community Duathlon

that are grown or raised in the the state to be consumed or used by

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humans.

The 2017 St. Gabriel’s Community Duathlon will feature a nature

600 E Boulevard Ave., Bismarck

trail around McDowell Dam with an improved course experience.

The Duathlon will include a 5k run, 13 mile bike, 3k run that may be

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completed in one-person, two-person, or three-person teams.

Yoga in the Park

There will also be a 5k run/walk, 10k run, and kids’ races.

9:45 am

Inflatables and face painting will be available. Food is provided after

Bismarck Parks and Rec is teaming up with The Studios for a

the race.

FREE weekly outdoor yoga class. These are 75 minute classes. An

Online registration suggested to confirm t-shirt and medal. TIcket

instructor will meet you at Custer Park each week at 9:30, with

info at www.secure.bhshealth.org

class beginning at 9:45 am. In the event of inclement weather,

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complementary class will be held down the street at The Studios.

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Capital A’Fair 10am-6pm

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The 42nd annual Capital A’Fair is one of the area’s largest summer

Yoga in the Park

art fairs. It features over 130 artisans from across the country and

9:45 am

attracts thousands of local and regional visitors. Music, great food,

Bismarck Parks and Rec is teaming up with The Studios for a

performing arts groups, antique car show and children’s activities

FREE weekly outdoor yoga class. These are 75 minute classes. An

contribute to the festive mood. The setting is the beautiful Capitol

instructor will meet you at Custer Park each week at 9:30, with

grounds of North Dakota. Capital A’Fair proceeds benefit Bismarck

class beginning at 9:45 am. In the event of inclement weather,

Art & Galleries Association, a non-profit visual arts center.

complementary class will be held down the street at The Studios.

600 E Boulevard Ave, Bismarck

100 W Broadway Ave, Suite 130, Bismarck

AUGUST 6TH Capital A’Fair 10am-4pm The 42nd annual Capital A’Fair is one of the area’s largest summer art fairs. It features over 130 artisans from across the country and attracts thousands of local and regional visitors. Music, great food, performing arts groups, antique car show and children’s activities contribute to the festive mood. The setting is the beautiful Capitol grounds of North Dakota. Capital A’Fair proceeds benefit Bismarck Art & Galleries Association, a non-profit visual arts center.

600 E Boulevard Ave, Bismarck

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AUGUST 22ND Tedx Bismarck 1pm-7:30pm The 3rd TEDxBismarck event will be a fantastic day full of dynamic

Farmers Market Day

speakers, art, and connecting with like-minded people in our

9am- 1:30pm

community. The speakers will be followed by a reception at 5:30.

The event is open to the public and also open to any farmers market

For tickets visit www.eventbrite.com.

vendor in the state that wants to sell. Vendors have to sell products

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Oahu 2626 State St

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