Central ND News

North Dakota is set to offer a range of new attractions and celebrations in 2025, enhancing its appeal as a tourist destination. Visitors are encouraged to extend their stays for a more comprehensive experience without financial strain. North Dakota Tourism suggests ordering the 2025 Travel Guide and state map from NDTourism.com for detailed itineraries.

Among the notable events is the United Tribes Technical College International Powwow in Bismarck, celebrating its 55th anniversary from September 5-7, 2025. This event features competitive dancing and singing alongside Native American artisans selling handmade goods.

Near Dickinson, Pheasant Country Golf Course offers an upgraded golfing experience with modern amenities and invites golfers to participate in North Dakota’s Triple Golf Challenge.

In Fargo, Slick City Action Park will open in fall 2025. The park includes frictionless slides and various sports facilities within a large indoor space.

Grand Forks hosts Northern Air Action Park, which now includes karting, laser tag, arcade games, and axe throwing.

Minot boasts several attractions: Atypical Brewery & Barrelworks has expanded its seating area; Citizens Alley opens in spring 2025 with year-round activities; Minot Symphony Orchestra celebrates its 100th season with special performances; Scandinavian Heritage Park marks its 25th anniversary with replicas from Nordic countries.

Medora highlights include the North Dakota Cowboy Hall of Fame's 30th anniversary and the Medora Musical's 60th celebration running from June to September.

New Town sees expansion at the 4 Bears Casino & Lodge with new accommodations and amenities opening in summer 2025.

Finally, Regent adds Sir Albert to the Enchanted Highway collection of sculptures by Gary Greff. This knight joins other artworks along this unique roadside attraction.

For further details on these experiences and more about visiting North Dakota, visit NDTourism.com.