Featured Events in Minot in June, 2025 (July Updated)

Welcome to Baby Paint and Play! Join us for a fun and interactive event where your little ones can unleash their creativity and imagination. This event is perfect for babies and toddlers who love to explore and get messy with paint. Let them experiment with different colors and textures as they create their own masterpieces. Our event will take place at the Taube Museum of Art on Mon Jun 02 2025 at 09:30 AM . Come and enjoy a morning of artistic fun with your little ones. Don't worry about the mess - we'll provide all the supplies needed to keep your child entertained and engaged. This is a great opportunity for them to socialize with other children and develop their fine motor skills! Information Source: Taube Museum of Art | eventbrite

North Dakota Firefighter Association Members The members of the Mouse River Firefighters Association have been working hard preparing to host the 141th North Dakota Firefighters Association State Convention. This year's convention will be held on June-5-6-7, 2025 in Minot, ND. We have implemented an online registration process where you will find registration forms for the Convention, Golf Tournament, Pistol Shoot, and Spouse's Program. A Fallen Firefighter form and a listing of available local hotels is also included. If you have not secured hotel accommodation, please do so as soon as possible as they are filling up fast. Our Keynote address will be presented by Tiger Schmittendorf. His “Are You Ready for Your Next Recruit?” presentation will take a retention-first attitude to evaluate the type of environment you’re inviting new members into. Would you honestly describe your firehouse as inviting, welcoming, stable, open, and accepting – or as in transition; toxic and cancerous; or just a disorganized hot mess? Does what you’re selling match up to what they’ll see when they peek behind the curtain? He will identify opportunities and share best practices for today’s public safety leaders to attract and retain the appropriate quantity and quality of volunteers they need to support the delivery of emergency services in their communities. Saturday morning, Tiger will also present his FirefighterStorytellers.com workshop. As highlighted in numerous books, posts, and magazine articles – even non-firefighters understand the value of storytelling in the fire service as a means of sharing our experiences, values, history, heritage and traditions. Framed within the context of his primary websites, he’ll use personal anecdotes to share the significance of brotherhood, servant leadership and training our replacements; and the importance of always putting first-family-first! Expect to laugh and maybe even cry as we speak the common language that connects us all: storytelling. For your convenience, courtesy vans have been lined up for Thursday’s welcome social and our Friday night banquet. Park your vehicle at the hotels and let us do all the driving to the scheduled events for you. Please have all registration forms for the convention, golf tournament, pistol shooting and spouse's program turned into us by May 12th. Fallen Firefighter Memorial information needs to be submitted by 1 May 2025. We are looking forward to seeing you in Minot!!! Information Source: Mouse River Firefighters Association | eventbrite

North Dakota Firefighter Association Members The members of the Mouse River Firefighters Association have been working hard preparing to host the 141th North Dakota Firefighters Association State Convention. This year's convention will be held on June-5-6-7, 2025 in Minot, ND. We have implemented an online registration process where you will find registration forms for the Convention, Golf Tournament, Pistol Shoot, and Spouse's Program. A Fallen Firefighter form and a listing of available local hotels is also included. If you have not secured hotel accommodation, please do so as soon as possible as they are filling up fast. Our Keynote address will be presented by Tiger Schmittendorf. His “Are You Ready for Your Next Recruit?” presentation will take a retention-first attitude to evaluate the type of environment you’re inviting new members into. Would you honestly describe your firehouse as inviting, welcoming, stable, open, and accepting – or as in transition; toxic and cancerous; or just a disorganized hot mess? Does what you’re selling match up to what they’ll see when they peek behind the curtain? He will identify opportunities and share best practices for today’s public safety leaders to attract and retain the appropriate quantity and quality of volunteers they need to support the delivery of emergency services in their communities. Saturday morning, Tiger will also present his FirefighterStorytellers.com workshop. As highlighted in numerous books, posts, and magazine articles – even non-firefighters understand the value of storytelling in the fire service as a means of sharing our experiences, values, history, heritage and traditions. Framed within the context of his primary websites, he’ll use personal anecdotes to share the significance of brotherhood, servant leadership and training our replacements; and the importance of always putting first-family-first! Expect to laugh and maybe even cry as we speak the common language that connects us all: storytelling. For your convenience, courtesy vans have been lined up for Thursday’s welcome social and our Friday night banquet. Park your vehicle at the hotels and let us do all the driving to the scheduled events for you. Please have all registration forms for the convention, golf tournament, pistol shooting and spouse's program turned into us by May 12th. Fallen Firefighter Memorial information needs to be submitted by 1 May 2025. We are looking forward to seeing you in Minot!!! Information Source: Mouse River Firefighters Association | eventbrite

Adaptive Track & Field Come join us for a summer of fun and active Adaptive Track & Field at Erik Ramstad Middle School. This event is perfect for individuals of all abilities ages five and up who want to showcase their athletic skills and have a blast. Whether you're a seasoned athlete or just looking to try something new, this event is for you. Don't miss out on the chance to participate in exciting adaptive track and field activities with a supportive and inclusive community. Track will meet every Wednesday night from June 5 to August 6 at 6 P.M. Information Source: Prairie Grit Adaptive Sports | eventbrite

The Secondary Transition Summit is designed for young adults, families, and professionals to learn about essential tools, strategies, and resources to help individuals with disabilities successfully transition into adulthood through a combination of expert-led workshops, interactive breakout sessions, and panel discussions. The Secondary Transition Summit will help young adults, professionals, and families navigate secondary transition by envisioning, equipping, and empowering young adults to succeed. WHO SHOULD ATTEND? Young adults with disabilities, ages 14-26, seeking guidance and strategies for successful transitions from high school to their next steps. Families and caregivers looking for tools to support the transition process. Educators, transition specialists, and service providers exploring best practices for supporting young adults with disabilities. OTHER THINGS TO NOTE: Continental Breakfast & Lunch on Saturday are included with your registration fee Professional Development Hours will be available for teachers, contact Jenifer Updike @ DPI, 701-328-4098. Contact Hours for Social Workers and Nurses: Up to 13 available, contact JoLynn Webster @ NDCPD, 800-233-1737, extension 3206. The deadline to register is Monday, June 2, 2025 - sorry, no refunds! EVENING HOURS - Things to do on your own! Minot's Hot Tots Men's baseball game vs Bismarck Larks MSU's Summer Theater - Nunsense FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: Some financial assistance may be available for youth with disabilities and parents. If you need assistance with the registration cost, complete this online form . If you need assistance with lodging, travel, or food costs, apply here . QUESTIONS If questions, please email summit@minotstateu.edu or call JoLynn Webster @ 800-233-1737, extension 3206. EVENT SPONSORS: This event is sponsored by the following agencies: ND Inclusive Model Pathways Training Consortium (IMPCCT) @ NDCPD, MSU ND Department of Public Instruction ND State Council on Developmental Disabilities Designer Genes In collaboration with ND Vocational Rehabilitation and Pathfinder Services of ND. Information Source: North Dakota Center for Persons with Disabilities | eventbrite