For the money and size, excellent value. Saw several plays and was never disappointed. Recently saw…read moreChurch Basement Ladies, lots of laughs. If your looking for a fun evening put on by a non profit and volunteers, well then this is pretty awesome!

Studio X is filled with very high quality dancing and instruction. I started training with the…read moreArtistic Director in his first or second year of owning the studio. I never knew I would grow in such a tremendous way the following few years. I learned and gained great life lessons of teamwork, independence, CONFIDENCE & passion. I am now a well-known dance instructor and competition director in the region and owe a lot of my passion and success to my root, Studio X. We are continually challenged at Red River Dance by Josh's amazing vision, fantastic technique & love of the art. It truly shines in the dancers he works with and many go on to do great things in this awesome dance world!

Unpredictable studio- First impression is it's too small, crowded and dirty. The secretary is very…read moreRUDE to the kids and creates drama by yelling throughout the studio, and slamming doors which makes it very unprofessional. Social networking is only allowed to a few dance moms who have kids that are the teachers favorites and is noticeable. The bad is there is alot of dance drama, favortism with dancers, unorganized which creates a lot of last minute changes and the fear of repercussion for speaking up or trying to make a change is present. Tough decisions that make families and students pay a price.

I make a trek into this ghost town maybe once per year, just to see how things are going. It's sort…read moreof like how you might cruise by your ex's place to make sure you're still doing better than they are. I'm not an orchestra guy, so I can't comment on that portion of the store, but here's what I did observe: Guitars: Pretty sparse. A few lower end Takamine's and Ovations brought a sliver of hope to their acoustic selection, but the two I grabbed were very poorly set up, so I didn't play them long. As far as electric guitars go, it gets worse. I left over an hour ago, and I could probably recount to you exactly what guitars they had on the wall. There were a couple Peaveys (including one PRS copy that actually looked sort of cool, but that I remembered from my previous expedition last year), a few Squier Bullet Strats (One of the hangtags read "Squrie"), and an interesting-looking Tele-copy from a brand I'd never heard of. I picked that guitar and made my way to the amps, where I discovered there was not a valve amp in the entire store. There were a few off-brand cheapos, and then a line of brand new Line 6 Spiders, ranging from a small practice amp to a 100W half stack. These amps do an okay job with high gain tones, but they aren't particularly useful for blues/country playing. Bass: Umm, maybe five, if I'm being generous. Nothing memorable. Trust me. Drums: I wish I could recall the brand name of the kits they had, but I can't. They were priced about the same as Tama's ImperialStar kits, and they did have some interesting shell finishes, but they weren't well-built. They did have a good selection of Pro-Mark sticks, though. PA: Part of the name of the business is "And Sound," so one might expect a large devotion to, well, sound. Not so. At least, not what was on the floor. They had a few decent Peavey cabs, a single Peavey mixing board (24 or 32 channel, I can't recall), and that was about it. Oh, and some of the new Line 6 PA speakers. Bottom line? Nope.... That's all I can say, really. The owner's son was there, and when I asked him if he had any valve amps, he told me "Well, I have some myself!" And then I got a sales pitch on the Line 6 stuff. I'm saddened by this experience, because Northwest Music used to be a great store (admittedly, it used to be the only store.) But I have found Jacobsen music to be better in literally every single way. I guess nothing's going to change any time soon. Maybe I'll update next year.

Chris B lives in Surrey but calls Minot a ghost town. That is some funny sh&^ right there! Oh and…read moreyour ex is doing just fine, a real man moved in to take care of things

So much fun here! I love being able to create things here and bring my kids often. I highly…read morerecommend you trying it out!

Black Iguana drinks were delicious. My oldest ordered a Boba and said it was the best one she has…read moreever had, and my youngest loved her mango smoothie with whipped cream on top. We will definitely go back. The art studio is peaceful and welcoming.

So fun to bring littles to, or a fun date night! Staff is friendly and helpful, and downstairs has…read morea lot of games + ice cream!

A friend and I stopped in on a wine walk because... free pizza. The word was out amongst the…read morewalkers & when someone says "there's free pizza 2 doors down", you go, even if you aren't a pizza fan. We walked in &, apparently, all walkers had the same lost look, as we were pointed in a direction with a "the pizza is that way" by a very pleasant gal. We found the staircase,(guys, I know... yes, the idea of free pizza had us in a strange place taking a staircase to who knows where/what), and popped out by an order counter that very much resembled a bar for kids. I was very impressed with the way staff interacted with the kids bellied up. If you have kids definitely worth the visit. If you don't have kids, still worth a pop-in! Oh, the pizza turned out to be from domino's & was, in fact, a lure to get people in to check them out - brilliant!

Absolutely amazing!! Do not waste your time or money on the drab, overpriced, and dilapidated local…read moremall movie theater. Come and enjoy this local treasure that seems to emanate from a past era through its decor and affordable prices. The building is in prime condition. The staff have fashioned the interior in a way that transports each patrons to a past cinematic epoch. The theater has one show room, however, it is very spacious with rows of reclining seats that have the most leg room I've ever experienced in a theater. The sound and picture quality rivals any other state-of-the-art theater. The affordability of this establishment is unreal. My daughter and I saw a movie, enjoyed a large drink, candy, and popcorn for $19. Tickets are $4 no matter the age, all candy are $3, and popcorn and drinks range from $3-$5. They also serve fresh baked pretzels, which are limited since they are fresh. This theater needs and deserves your patronage. Please visit and enjoy, you will not he disappointed.

Oh yes! The good old days! Childhood memories and many great films of yester year…read more Great popcorn too!

The recliners were very clean. Clean to touch and visual. Sometimes after someone spills popcorn or…read morepop it can be not so clean but the theater was clean like it was freshly cleaned before our movie. Theater 5. Bought our seats online through the app a few a days before. Seen movie in 3D. Not a bad seat in the house with their fully reclining chairs. Front row or back row they could all work for me. 6' tall and still enough back support to keep my head on the backrest. The chairs fully recline with leg rests and my head is in a comfortable position not like a ford vehicle and my chin is on my chest when using the headrest. Price for popcorn and pop like all theaters is too much but the popcorn is great and you can get an extra box to separate your popcorn into 2 containers. This helps to easily add butter and salt and shake it evenly across all the popcorn; not just on the top two handfuls. Sliced Jalapeños would be nice as a free side to the expensive popcorn. I didn't ask for them so not sure if it's an option, but it's not out next to the butter like I've seen at other theaters.

I went to the movies with my friends and we have been a millions times before. And my one friend…read morealways brings her own cup to fill up and they never say nothing but this one time they were like I am sorry but you can't fill that up. as we saw some other women (white women) fill he's up, she didn't get stopped. We both are light-skin I don't want to pull a race thing but idk it looks bad. Anyway Hunter if you see this please be respectful next time because my friend has diabetes and needs sugar!

Jeremy was the DJ for our ten year reunion and did a phenomenal job! Everything went so smoothly…read moreand he knew how to get people on the dance floor. We requested a lot of throwback tunes from when we were in high school and he happily played every song we wanted to! He was so friendly and pleasant to work with and we can't thank him enough for making our reunion a hit!

From the owner: Musik Worx D.J. & Photo Booths provides DJ services and photo booth rentals as well as Dance Floor…read moreRentals to all of North Dakota.