Devoted to World Peace, along the
world’s longest unfortified border, lies a 2,339 acre
Botanical Garden. Thousands of tourists are attracted to the garden,
annually.
For more information please call 1-888-432-6733.
The Dale & Martha Hawk Museum has a breathtaking collection
of antiques, including farm equipment, threshers and small collectibles.
Five buildings house the 300+ collection of large antiques. Also on the
museum site are the old Wolford school, containing a collection of clocks,
uniforms, etc.; the Henry Johnson Store of Nanson featuring everything a
pioneer could need; Country Church; one-room schoolhouse; and a large law
library. The Dale & Martha Hawk home which has been meticulously kept is
furnished with some stunning antiques. The second weekend of June each year
the hawk Museum features a Farm Show, where the antique farm equipment is
put to work. There are steam threshing demonstrations, buggy rides, live
music, children’s games and much more. Visitors are invited to bring motor
homes and campers to spend the weekend. Located south of Mylo, ND the museum
offers tours which are available 7 days a week for a minimal charge, for
tour arrangements and information call (701) 583-2381.
Turtle Mountain Chippewa Casino
Found in the heart of the Turtle Mountains, the Turtle Mountain Chippewa Casino will provide you with top-notch gambling excitement. To better serve its customers, the casino-operation is being expanded to include a 100-room hotel, the new "Sky Dancer Resort Hotel". The new facility, will include theme suites, computer connections in each room, a pool with water slides, a whirlpool and sauna, an exercise room and arcade. The expansion will eventually include 200 plus rooms and a new casino, including meeting and convention facilities. Food and beverage service is available at the casino. For business or pleasure, you’ll enjoy yourself at the Turtle Mountain Casino. You’ll find the casino on US Highway 281 & Highway 3 west of Belcourt.
For more information call (800)
477-3497.
Chippewa Downs
Contact Doug DeMontigny, Chairman, at (701) 228-2642
Phone, track: (701) 477-6158
2008 season: 6 days, June 14 to June 29
Turtle Mountain Chippewa Heritage Center
The Turtle Mountain Chippewa tribe is proud of its unique heritage of both the Native American ancestry and French voyager which makes up the ancestry of the vast majority of the population. The Heritage Center includes a gallery which displays magnificent sculptures from local artisans, a museum and gift shop. The art museum features tribal artisans works in many different mediums and work displayed from Internationally-recognized sculptors from the area. Work is in progress on landscaping along the Ox Creek which traverses through Belcourt. This project will also include a public park for tourists and families. The Turtle Mountain Chippewa Heritage Center is located along Highway 281 in Belcourt.
For more information call (701) 477-6140.
Wee'l Turtle & Log House
Contact
(701) 244-5860 for more information.
Wakopa Wildlife Management Area
Shepherd's Hill at the Crossroads
1-800-289-2992
Our Mission
Shepherd′s Hill at the Crossroads provides Christ-centered faith and life
enrichment through year-round outdoor ministry.
For more information visit our Website:
http://www.shr-lcms.org
Ragtop Festival
A Celebration of the Convertible. Music, Arts, Games, Fireworks, Parade and much much more.
Rolla ND
One of the most interesting sites in Rolette County is the Rolette County Historical grounds located on the south edge of St. John as you come into town from the South. It consists of 12 lots, part of which is surrounded by a chain link fence.
The Rolette County Historical Society was organized by a small group of interested people in 1974. Its goal and purpose as an active organization is to help preserve some of the relics of the early pioneers--historical monuments, landmarks, buildings, etc., that have historical value. The initial grounds were donated to the Society in 1975 by the Mill Lake Cemetery Association and consisted, at that time, of 6 lots and the Mill Lake Lutheran Church, which was built in 1911. There are now several buildings on the site; the Church, a little one-room school house which dates back to early 1900's; a little pioneer log cabin; a display building containing many different memorabilia; another display building with larger antique machinery; an immigration building, toy shop, boxcar, caboose, and an outdoor stage.
The Historical Grounds are open every Sunday from 2:00 to 4:00 PM
Memorial Day through Labor Day of each year; or can be visited by
appointment, calling (701) 477-3026 or 244-5814.
Pow-Wows
Contact Dave Garcia at (701) 477-5605 for more information.