What to do
Alerus Center It brings in entertainment and sports teams, including the Harlem Globetrotters, and other special events. aleruscenter.com
Devils Lake This lake between Minot and Grand Forks has been expanding in recent years. The result is fantastic fishing as the flooded land provides hiding spots for northern pike, walleye and perch. devilslakend.com
Shopping Head to Kittsona for party dresses, bold jewelry and bags. visitgrandforks.com/shopping
Grand Cities Art Fest More than 160 artists, two food courts and live entertainment on two stages star at the annual event in June. novac.org
King’s Walk Golf Course Prairie views enhance play on the 18 holes designed by Arnold Palmer to echo the feel of courses in Scotland and Ireland. kingswalk.org
North Dakota Museum of Art On the University of North Dakota campus, the state's official art museum focuses on contemporary art from around the world. ndmoa.com
Ralph Engelstad Arena It’s known for its granite floors and ultra-comfy seats. University of North Dakota hockey games regularly sell out, and national shows stop here. theralph.com
Turtle River State Park Splash in the Turtle River or hike its shores. parkrec.nd.gov
Where to eat
Rhombus Guys Quirky choices like smoked salmon with feta and olives top the 30 pizzas. There’s a location in Fargo as well. rhombuspizza.com
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The Toasted Frog Eclectic best describes the menu—one section is devoted just to lavosh. Choose from the 20-plus martinis served in the lounge. Bismarck has a branch, too. toastedfrog.com
Where to stay
Canad Inns Casino time pleases grown-ups; the indoor water park, Splasher’s of the South Seas, thrills kids. Aaltos has a well-stocked buffet for breakfast, lunch or dinner. canadinns.com
The Hilton Garden Inn Grand Forks Reliably comfortable lodging with heated pool and on-site restaurant connected to UND via skywalk. hiltongardeninn3.hilton.com
For more information: (701) 746-0444; visitgrandforks.com
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