Events
Babe (1995)-Empire and Rosenquist Law Family Film
Join the Empire and Rosenquist Law Office for a Family Film!
Gentle farmer Arthur Hoggett (James Cromwell) wins a piglet named Babe (Christine Cavanaugh) at a county fair. Narrowly escaping his fate as Christmas dinner when Farmer Hoggett decides to show him at the next fair, Babe bonds with motherly border collie Fly (Miriam Margolyes) and discovers that he too can herd sheep. But will the other farm animals, including Fly's jealous husband Rex, accept a pig who doesn't conform to the farm's social hierarchy?
Cash $2, Card $2.50. Tickets available at the door.
Conversations Across Cultures: A Saturday Salon Series-Mexico
Join us this Saturday at 4 p.m. at the Empire Arts Center for Conversations Across Cultures! This week, dive into the colorful culture of Mexico with Sofia Morales. Hear about Mexican traditions, heritage, and daily life, followed by an engaging discussion. Free and open to all—come connect, learn, and celebrate the beauty of Mexican culture!
Supported by the Sam A. Johnson Arts & Humanities Fund
The Empire's Music Box
Interested in live, local music?
Check out the Empire’s Music Box concert!
Live performances by Chris Erickson, Roberto Kerry, and Jantzonia!
About the Artists
Chris Erickson
Chris Erickson is an original musician from the High Plains. His all-mohogany Martin D-15 acoustic guitar lays down the rhythm underneath the melody of his voice. Chris has performed all around our region & has had his songs featured as a guest on The Great American Folk Show on NPR. His music is a mix of County, Blues, Folk & Bluegrass... Roots music!
Roberto Kerry
Roberto Kerry is a punk rock artist who likes to play piano. He also likes to write musicals, recite poetry, and pull various leg muscles. Roberto Kerry is an avid improviser and clown and magician. The only thing he can’t do? Eat kiwi.(He’s allergic).
Jantzonia
Jantzonia is a HipHop artist from Grand Forks, ND. Coming from such a unclaimed area, Jantz has been focused on giving his listeners anthems they can call their own. He has associated acts with many midwest artists. Backed by the ZEN PEOPLE movement, Jantzonia's music is exciting, emotional, and uplifting all together!
FROST FIRE SUMMER THEATRE PRESENTS: The Last Five Years
We are thrilled to feature long-time Frost Fire Summer Theatre alums, Misti Koop and Michael Marcotte!
You don’t want to miss this production! Please join us for this production and FAME! as we keep the Frost Fire Summer Theatre tradition alive!... While we work to fundraise to rebuild our theatre home in the Pembina Gorge!
Jason Robert Brown's The Last Five Years, is an emotionally powerful and intimate musical about two New Yorkers in their twenties who fall in and out of love over the course of five years. The show's unconventional structure consists of Cathy, the woman, telling her story backwards while Jamie, the man, tells his story chronologically; the two characters only meet once, at their wedding in the middle of the show.
This Frost Fire production will feature a live string pit orchestra.
June 19 (7:00pm), June 20 (7:00pm), June 21 (7:00pm), June 22 (2:00pm)
June 26 (7:00pm), June 27 (7:00pm), June 28 (7:00pm), June 29 (2:00pm)
Conversations Across Cultures: A Saturday Salon Series-Bolivia
Join us this Saturday at 4 p.m. at the Empire Arts Center for Conversations Across Cultures! This week, discover the vibrant culture of Bolivia with Carolina Caballero and Alexandro Carvajal. Learn about Bolivian traditions and daily life, and take part in a lively discussion. Free and open to all—come connect, learn, and celebrate the richness of Bolivian culture!
Supported by the Sam A. Johnson Arts & Humanities Fund
Allegedly True - Comedian Matthew Ternus Presented by Leighton Media & Empire Arts Center
A night of Allegedly True standup comedy.
Presented by Leighton Media and the Empire Arts Center.
Matthew Ternus has spent the last four years performing standup across the Midwest, from cozy coffee shops to historic theaters like the Empire Arts Center. Blending personal stories with sharp observations, his comedy walks the line between truth and exaggeration—on purpose. With a background in improv through Nine & Numb and training from The Second City, Matthew brings a storytelling style that’s both relatable and just a little bit unhinged. Named Grand Forks’ Top Entertainer in Community Votes 2024, he’s on a mission to make you laugh—whether it’s with him or at him.
Featuring Richard Z, who is a staple of the region's comedy. He is a regular at The Cellar in Fargo and can be found at mics all over the state. He has performed throughout the Midwest, and was a finalist in Acme’s Funniest Person in the Twin Cities contest in 2023. As a student of the craft, Richard has studied comedy and theatre at The Guthrie, HUGE Improv Theater, and The Second City.
The Lion King (1994)-Empire and Rosenquist Law Family Film
Join the Empire and Rosenquist Law Office for a Family Film!
THE LION KING (1994)
This Disney animated feature follows the adventures of the young lion Simba (Jonathan Taylor Thomas), the heir of his father, Mufasa (James Earl Jones). Simba's wicked uncle, Scar (Jeremy Irons), plots to usurp Mufasa's throne by luring father and son into a stampede of wildebeests. But Simba escapes, and only Mufasa is killed. Simba returns as an adult (Matthew Broderick) to take back his homeland from Scar with the help of his friends Timon (Nathan Lane) and Pumbaa (Ernie Sabella).
Cash $2, Card $2.50. Tickets available at the door.
The Empire's Music Box (Copy)
Interested in live, local music?
Check out the Empire’s Music Box concert!
Stage Acting Workshop
Stage Acting Workshop
Overview:
This 5-day immersive workshop is designed for aspiring and early-career stage actors who want to build a strong foundation in theatrical performance. Through hands-on training in voice, movement, character development, and scene study, participants will gain the tools they need to bring truthful, engaging performances to the stage. The week concludes with a professional head shot session and a final showcase of prepared scenes or monologues.
Dates: September 8 – 12, 2025
Time: 6 PM – 8 PM daily
Ages: Adults and teens 16+
Tuition: $275.00 (includes professional head shot session and digital delivery of final images)
Workshop Schedule
Day 1: Voice & Movement For The Stage
• Vocal projection, breath support, and articulation
• Movement exercises to build body awareness and presence
• Introduction to stage blocking and physical storytelling
Day 2: Character & Text Work
• Introduction to script and character analysis
• Objectives, obstacles, and tactics
• Breaking down monologues and scenes
Day 3: Scene Work Begins
• Rehearsal of selected scenes with partners
• Blocking, beat work, and emotional connection
• Group feedback and coaching
Day 4: Rehearsal + Headshot Prep
• Intensive rehearsal and polishing of final scenes
• Wardrobe consultation and posing tips for headshots
• Confidence and audition technique mini-session
Day 5: Headshots + Final Performance Showcase
• Professional headshot session with experienced photographer
• In-class performance of scenes and/or monologues. Celebration and reflection
What You'll Walk Away With:
• A professional digital headshot
• One fully rehearsed scene or monologue
• Foundational tools in voice, movement, and character work
• Confidence and direction for future stage auditions
Instructor:
Kelly Clow is a professional actor, director and voice over artist from Tampa, FL with over 40 years experience in stage, film, television and commercials. Kelly's credits include Universal Studios Orlando, The Walt Disney World Resort, SeaWorld, Busch Gardens Tampa Bay, Hasbro, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, NBCUniversal, The Second City Chicago and numerous stage productions and national tours.
Conversations Across Cultures: A Saturday Salon Series-Nigeria
Join us this Saturday at 4 p.m. at the Empire Arts Center for Conversations Across Cultures! This week, experience the vibrant culture of Nigeria with Victor Chukwu and Victor Chukwuezi. Learn about Nigerian traditions, values, and everyday life, and join in a meaningful discussion. Free and open to all—come connect, learn, and celebrate the richness of Nigerian culture!
Supported by the Sam A. Johnson Arts & Humanities Fund
Church of Cash - Johnny Cash Tribute Show
“If there is anyone truer to the music and spirit of Johnny Cash, you’d have to prove it to me.”
- Jamie Winpenny, Honolulu Weekly
Whether you are an old timer that grew up listening to Mr. Cash in your tractor or a young soldier driving your tank across the deserts of the Middle East with the Man in Black in your headphones, the Church of Cash will bring his music, with style and energy to fans everywhere. What the Church of Cash has that no one else can match is their loyalty to the song and the message that Johnny left to all of us. The band merely keeps this word alive with a youthful spirit that has entertained audiences completely.
Presale tickets $30.25
At the Door $34.20
Tickets also available by phone from 11 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday at 701-746-5500.
Tickets available at the Empire during box office hours: Thursdays from 2 to 7 pm & Saturdays from 9 am to 2 pm.
Hoboken High Reunion 1989 - Empire Theatre Company Fundraiser
Hoboken High Reunion 1989
An Immersive Night of Big Hair, Bigger Drama, and '80’s Nostalgia!
Join the Hoboken High Class of ’79 as they reunite for one unforgettable 10-year reunion in 1989! This fully immersive theatre experience throws you into the drama, love, rivalries, and chaos of a class that never quite grew up. This reunion is your reunion. Come as an individual or bring a group (tickets for 10 or more are just $20 each!) and represent the A.V. Club, Majorettes, Pep Squad, Science Club -- you get the idea!
Think "Tony 'n' Tina’s Wedding" meets your favorite '80s teen movie—complete with a prom queen controversy, rekindled high school romances, old sports grudges, and a talent show down for prom queen.
Dress the part, grab a slice of pizza or a slab of NY-style cheesecake, and follow the action wherever it unfolds.
18+
WHEN: May 30 & 31
DOORS: 7:00 PM | SHOW: 7:30 PM
Cash Bar Available | Pizza & Cheesecake for Purchase
Break out the shoulder pads, tease that hair, and get ready to relive the '80s with the class that never left it behind.
Are you ready for the reunion?
For a Group Rate (10 or more tickets @ $20 each) call 701-746-5500.
Jennifer Lyn & The Groove Revival Present Retrograde - The Spirit of 70s Rock Returns
ABOUT THIS CONCERT
Join Billboard charting Blues Rock band Jennifer Lyn & The Groove Revival as they bring the raw energy, soulful vocals, and electrifying guitar riffs of the 70s rock scene to life in one unforgettable night. Featuring their critically acclaimed new album Retrograde, this performance channels the rebellious, soulful spirit of rock legends like The Rolling Stones, Janis Joplin, Led Zeppelin, and Heart, all with a modern twist.
This isn’t just a concert; it’s a celebration of the music that defined a generation. Alongside their original music, the band will also deliver powerful renditions of some of the most iconic songs from the era. Imagine the energy of Led Zeppelin’s thunderous riffs, Janis Joplin’s raw power, and The Rolling Stones’ undeniable groove—all in one electrifying show.
If you’re a fan of live music, this is your chance to feel the magic that no playlist can replicate. From soulful solos to roaring anthems, every moment of this concert promises to be unforgettable. Secure your spot now and get ready to immerse yourself in the spirit of 70s rock. Let the spirit of 70s rock return—be there for Retrograde Live!
ABOUT THE FEATURED BAND
Since Jennifer Lyn & The Groove Revival launched their first official album release in 2021 which was an EP titled ‘Nothing Holding Me Down’, the band has gone on to reach #4 on the Billboard Blues chart, receive 7 independent Blues Music Award nominations, and have had all three of their album releases in the top 10 on Blues radio music charts.
COMMENTS FROM CONCERT ATTENDEES
"The vocals, the guitars, the keyboards, the drums—all of jaw dropping excellence. This band could be dropped into any venue—6th Steet in Austin, Greenwich Village, Memphis, Chicago, St. Louis—and this would be the draw. The bar hosting them would be dealing with lines around the block." Gary - Fargo, ND
“Great Show!!!!" Bob - Saint Paul, MN
"We LOVED this concert. We're looking forward to the next show." Kris - Moorhead, MN
"This band does not disappoint." Ken - Minneapolis, MN
Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month Celebration
5:00 – 6:30 PM | Cultural Activities
Explore a variety of interactive stations and experiences inspired by Japanese traditions:
Calligraphy: Write your name or a kanji character
Origami: Learn to fold paper into traditional shapes
Manga Drawing: Watch a demo and try drawing your own character
Koto Playing: Hear the sounds of this traditional harp and give it a try
Yukata Dress-Up: Take a photo in traditional summer clothing
Fruit Sandwich Tasting: Sample a favorite treat from Japan
Under The Moon book signing: meet local author Sarah Coomber
Japanese Language Info: Learn about camps and study opportunities
Friendship Cities: Discover the Grand Forks–Kanuma connection
5:30 – 6:00 PM | Karate Demonstration
Enjoy a Shotokan Karate demo followed by a beginner-friendly lesson.
6:30 – 6:45 PM | Student Presentation
Hear from local high school students who visited Kanuma, Japan, and share in their exchange experiences. Meet local author who lived in Japan and wrote a memoir about her experience and hear from a UND Music doctoral student who went on music exchange in Kanuma
6:45 – 8:45 PM | Movie Screening – Perfect Days
Watch the acclaimed film Perfect Days
8:45 – 9:00 PM | Post-Film Discussion
Stay for a short conversation to reflect on the film and cultural themes.
Free and open to the public
Micro-Wrestling All Stars: Little Mania Rips Through the Ring!
The Biggest Little-Wrestling show of all time is coming to The Empire Arts Center!
This event will sell out in advance so get your tickets now using the link below, or purchase in person from venue! Tap video for more info!
For ages 18+
The Empire's Music Box
Interested in live, local music?
Check out the Empire’s Music Box concert!
Live performances by Ase Ackerman, Frengs, and Jack Bryan!
Ase Ackerman: Ase Ackerman is a singer/songwriter based out of Grand Forks, with roots back in Montana. His music includes covers of blues, indie, rock, folk, and pop songs from all eras
Frengs: Listening to Frengs is like spilling hot coffee in your lap while driving down a mountain road as the sun sets behind the hills and small birds sing in the distance. With a blend of punk, folk, and rock, there are definitely some sounds being made when they play. Fans of Frengs often describe their music as “surprisingly tolerable” and “better than silence." Whether it’s Jeremy behind the drum kit or Ben breaking his 100th string of the week one thing is certain: if you come to a show, you’ll hear something.
Jack Bryan: Jack Bryan, a 22-year-old Grand Forks native, picked up his first guitar just short of three years ago—and he’s completely self-taught! He has a deep passion for creating original music and loves writing his own songs. Hop into a car with Jack, and you’ll never know what genre you’ll hear next—his appreciation for music spans a wide variety of styles. Currently a student at the University of North Dakota, Jack is set to graduate next year with a degree in Entrepreneurship. He’ll then aim to merge his business education with his love for music to carve out a unique path for himself.
Conversations Across Cultures: A Saturday Salon Series-Georgia + Eastern Europe
Join us this Saturday at 4 p.m. at the Empire Arts Center for Conversations Across Cultures! This week, explore the rich cultures of Georgia and Eastern Europe. Hear from Ana Papashvili as she shares about life and traditions in Georgia, and from Davit Sharikadze as he offer insights into Eastern European culture. Free and open to all—come connect, learn, and celebrate the diversity of our global community!
Supported by the Sam A. Arts & Humanities Fund
Cars (2006)-Empire and Rosenquist Law Family Film Series
Join the Empire and Rosenquist Law Office for a Family Film!
CARS (2006)
In a world where the towns are peopled with cars, and even the bugs are mini motors, a young ambitious racing car called Lightning McQueen is a star. On his way to an important event he has to stop in the little town of Radiator Springs after he accidentally damages the road and is forced to repair it. He finds living in a community oddly endearing, making true friends and beginning to realize there's more in life than winning. A Pixar animation.
Cash $2, Card $2.50. Tickets available at the door.
Happy Hour - A Standup Comedy Fundraiser for the Empire Arts Center
You’re invited to
HAPPY HOUR
A Stand-up Comedy Fundraiser for the
Empire Arts Center
Get ready for another night of laughter at the 2nd Annual Happy Hour, a standup comedy fundraiser featuring some of the region's most talented comedians!
Each comedian brings their own unique style and perspective to the stage, delivering a diverse range of comedy that will have everyone laughing.
New this year: come early for an actual happy hour! From 6 to 7 PM, enjoy drinks and free appetizers courtesy of Ely's Ivy before the show kicks off. It's the perfect way to loosen up and get ready to laugh.
Not only will you enjoy an evening of great entertainment, but your ticket purchase supports the Empire Arts Center, helping to sustain and grow the arts in our community.
General Admission
Cash bar available
Recommended age: 18+
Join us for a night of comedy for a cause—because laughter is always better when it supports the arts!
SEE YOU AT HAPPY HOUR
SEE YOU AT HAPPY HOUR
MEET THE COMEDIANS
CARL MERRICK
Carl Merrick is a sharp-witted storyteller with a dry, self-deprecating style that keeps audiences laughing. He has performed at renowned venues such as Second City Chicago, Mark Ridley’s Comedy Castle, Laugh Factory Chicago, Detroit House of Comedy, and The Comedy Project in Grand Rapids, among many others. A finalist in both the 2024 Ridleys Detroit to LA Competition and the Kingpin of Comedy Competition, Carl has also showcased his talent at festivals like Jersey City Comedy Festival, Gilda’s LaughFest, Maumee Comedy Festival, Upper Peninsula Comedy Festival, and the Finger Lakes Comedy Festival. He has opened or featured for notable comedians, including Andy Beningo, Rocky LaPorte, and Mary Santora, and has headlined corporate events, Comedy in the Creek (Battle Creek), Muskegon Yacht Club, and Corridor Comedy at Ugly Bros. Carl recently auditioned at The Comedy Chalet in Los Angeles and is set to perform there in April 2025. A cancer survivor, he jokes that his favorite activity is breathing—but comedy comes in at a close second.
RICHARD Z
A staple of North Dakota comedy, Richard Z is a regular at The Cellar in Fargo and can be found at mics all over the state. He has performed throughout the Midwest, and was a finalist in Acme’s Funniest Person in the Twin Cities contest in 2023. As a student of the craft, Richard has studied comedy and theatre at The Guthrie, HUGE Improv Theater, and The Second City.
NELLIE PIEKARSKI
Nellie Piekarski is one of Greater Grand Forks’ newest comedians. Clocking in at just under one year of experience, Piekarski has taken the area comedy scene by storm. From being a regular at open mic nights in the region to opening for Paint the Town in the packed basement venue of Half Brothers, Nellie brings her audience into her life. With each performance, Nellie gives audiences a raw look into her world through her engaging, no-filter storytelling style.
BETHANY ABELN
Bethany Abeln is a stand-up comedian based in Fargo, North Dakota, known for their sharp observational style and dark, raunchy sense of humor. Drawing from real-life experiences and personal misadventures, Bethany finds the funny in life’s more uncomfortable moments—with just the right mix of honesty, attitude, and charm. A regular at The Cellar and Boss’s Comedy Club in Fargo, Bethany has performed at clubs and venues across North Dakota and Minnesota, and recently opened for Nikki Glaser. Whether on a big stage or a small-town bar, their laid-back delivery and fearless perspective keep audiences laughing—and occasionally rethinking their life choices.
MEET THE HOST
TERRY DULLUM
Terry Dullum has appeared on stage with comedy legends Martin Short, John C. Reilly, and Bob Zany. He has performed in Arsenic and Old Lace and Guys on Ice at the Fire Hall Theatre, and in The Wizard of Oz at Burtness Theatre. He and his wife Ginny live in Grand Forks with their cat Desi Arnaz.
Grand Forks City Band Concert
The Grand Forks City Band will be presenting their spring concert on May 5th at 7:00p.m.
Join us for a free evening of band music! Hope to see you there!
Conversations Across Cultures: A Saturday Salon Series-Australia
Join us this Saturday at 4 p.m. at the Empire Arts Center for Conversations Across Cultures! This week, take a journey to Australia with Tamara Bertram as your guide. Learn about Australian culture, traditions, and daily life, and take part in a thoughtful discussion. Free and open to all—come connect, learn, and celebrate the unique spirit of Australia!
Supported by the Sam A. Johnson Arts & Humanities Fund
Conversations Across Cultures: A Saturday Salon Series-Brazil
Join us this Saturday at 4 p.m. at the Empire Arts Center for Conversations Across Cultures! This week, discover the vibrant culture of Brazil with Mario Batista and Anne Marques Catarin. They'll share insights into Brazilian traditions and daily life, followed by an engaging discussion. Free and open to all—come connect, learn, and celebrate the richness of Brazilian culture!
Supported by the Sam A. Johnson Arts and Humanities Fund
Stellaluna
Knocked from her mother’s safe embrace by an attacking owl, Stellaluna lands headfirst in a bird’s nest. This adorable baby fruit bat’s world is literally turned upside down when she is adopted by the occupants of the nest and adapts to their peculiar bird habits.
SHOWTIMES
*Friday, April 25th: 11am
Saturday, April 26th: 7pm
Sunday, April 27th: 2pm
Friday, May 2nd: 11am
Saturday, May 3rd: 7pm
Sunday. May 4th: 2pm
*ASL interpreter available at the April 25th performance
The Empire's Music Box
Interested in live, local music?
Check out the Empire’s Music Box concert!
Catch live performances by TBD and Peter Wilber!
Saturday Salon: Bats!
Why do so many people fear them? Why do we associate them with vampires? And what does it mean to have "bats in the belfry"!?
We separate fact from fiction in an informal conversation about bats. (Bring your young naturalists and a toilet paper roll to make a free craft after the talk!)
As a lead up to the musical "Stellaluna & Other Stories" at the Empire Arts Center, Laura Bell will present information on bats!
Laura serves as the lab coordinator and naturalist for the Natural Resource Program at the University of MN Crookston. Holding a degree in Wildlife Zoology Laura has a passion for exploring all things nature, the outdoors, and environmental education. On the UM-C campus, she assists faculty and students in the Natural Resource Program, is advisor for the Natural Resources Club, manages the Red River Valley Natural History Area, and curates the UMC Wildlife Museum.
Saturday Salons are free and open to all.
Made possible by the Sam A. Johnson Arts & Humanities Fund
The Goonies (1985)-Empire and Rosenquist Law Family Film Series
Join the Empire and Rosenquist Law Office for a Family Film!
GOONIES (1985)
Old-fashioned yarn about a band of adventurous kids who take on the might of a property developing company which plans to destroy their home to build a country club. When the children discover an old pirate map in the attic, they follow it into an underground cavern in search of lost treasure but come up against plenty of dangerous obstacles along the way.
Cash $2, Card $2.50. Tickets available at the door.
Free for All: The Public Library - A Free Film presented by GF Public
Free for All: The Public Library (Film Screening)
Thursday, April 10, 2025
You know them, you love them, now find out how our public libraries came to be a sanctuary for Americans everywhere. Join us for a free screening + community-driven conversation of Free for All: The Public Library. Public libraries have long championed knowledge, connection, and intellectual freedom. In celebration of National Library Week, join us for an exclusive screening of this PBS Independent Lens documentary, available to select audiences nationwide.
David Snyder-The Piano Says It Better: Reimagined
Harry’s Steakhouse Presents: The Piano Says it Better: Reimagined
David Snyder’s The Piano Says It Better: Reimagined is an electrifying one-man piano show that blends virtuosic performance with humor, storytelling, and an unforgettable musical journey. With a background spanning America’s Got Talent, sold-out national tours, and collaborations with music legends like Snoop Dogg and Ice Cube, David brings the piano to life in a way that transcends genres and inspires audiences of all ages. Fast-paced, heartwarming, and family-friendly, this show is a celebration of music’s power to tell stories beyond words.
Becky Nurse of Salem
Becky Nurse of Salem, a dark contemporary comedy by Sarah Ruhl, follows Becky, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky, who works at the local witch museum, seems to be dogged by bad luck. Is it a curse from her past? Or her inability to navigate her present? Looking for love and redemption through spells, pills, and a bartender named Bob, Becky is a contemporary pilgrim for the Lock Her Up era. A play about the legacy of misogyny, witchcraft, and even Arthur Miller, Becky Nurse is a truth-teller for our times.
*Black Box Performance. General Admission Only-Limited Seating
SHOWTIMES
Wednesday, March 26: 7:30pm
Thursday, March 27: 7:30pm
Friday, March 28: 7:30pm
Saturday, March 29: 7:30pm
Sunday, March 30: 2:00pm
The Empire's Music Box
Interested in live, local music?
Check out the Empire’s Music Box concert!
Check back soon to see who our featured artists are!
NDBC March Show-Mary Poppins
Step into a world of enchantment and timeless magic with Mary Poppins Ballet, a captivating performance brought to life by the talented dancers of the North Dakota Ballet Company & Academy. This delightful reimagining of the beloved classic follows the whimsical adventures of the iconic nanny, Mary Poppins, as she brings joy, wonder, and life lessons to the Banks family.
Don't miss this unforgettable experience!
NDBC March Show-Mary Poppins
Step into a world of enchantment and timeless magic with Mary Poppins Ballet, a captivating performance brought to life by the talented dancers of the North Dakota Ballet Company & Academy. This delightful reimagining of the beloved classic follows the whimsical adventures of the iconic nanny, Mary Poppins, as she brings joy, wonder, and life lessons to the Banks family.
Don't miss this unforgettable experience!