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The ND Native Tourism Alliance, founded in 2016, is a nonprofit organization committed to protecting, preserving, promoting, and educating the world about the culture, history, and environment of the five Native nations of North Dakota.
By Contributing Editor Alicia Hegland-Thorpe
Categories: Press Releases
As of October 31, 2023, North Dakota Council on the Arts (NDCA) awarded $832,413 in nine different grant programs for fiscal year 2024.
Categories: Monthly E-news
Check out NDCA's Prairie Arts November 2023 newsletter for the latest in statewide and national arts-related news, including upcoming EVENTS, OPPORTUNITIES, and a feature story about a large outdoor mural in Bismarck created to bring awareness, hope, and healing.
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North Dakota Council on the Arts announces request for proposals for placemaking in Region 2.
Categories: Press Releases
Groundbreaking study reveals economic and social impact of $151.8 million from Nonprofit Arts and Culture Sector in North Dakota
Categories: Monthly E-news
Check out NDCA's Prairie Arts October 2023 newsletter for the latest in statewide and national arts-related news, including upcoming EVENTS, OPPORTUNITIES, and two feature stories: one about fiber arts at Nome Schoolhouse and one about Odissi dancer & choreographer Dr. Aparupa Chatterjee.
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Chris Armbrust and Teresa Perleberg bought and restored the 1916 Nome Schoolhouse, open since 2021, to accommodate their fiber arts businesses but also to create a community hotel and retreat/event center.
By Rhea Beto
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Learn how cultural diversity, diaspora, and artist migration all may have a considerable contribution towards the artistic exploration of professional dancer and choreographer Aparupa Chatterjee.
A first-person account by contributing editor Aparupa Chatterjee, Ph.D.
Categories: Monthly E-news
Check out NDCA's Prairie Arts September 2023 newsletter for the latest in statewide and national arts-related news, including upcoming EVENTS, OPPORTUNITIES, and two feature stories: one about the Watford City High School Mural Project and one about Togolese Artist Hamzat Koriko.
Categories: Featured Stories
Watford City High School students and community members collaborated on the making of six murals at the school. The intent was to establish a sense of pride for anyone walking the halls, including students, staff, and the community at large.
By Rhea Beto