Location: North Dakota

At Bernie’s, Food Network host-turned-restaurateur Molly Yeh serves delicious hotdish, knoephla, and cookie salad, among other midwestern staples.

Meet the woman who got out of her comfort zone to double North Dakota Council on the Arts’ budget, launch a groundbreaking rural public art program, and more.

In North Dakota and Minnesota, a new generation continues a centuries-old tradition.

The Podolls grow all of the seed they sell, a distinct fact for a seed company, and make sure the seeds are well-adapted to the practices and environment of gardeners in the Upper Midwest.

From 2019-24, we supported six partners as they created unique artist residencies with their communities. Here’s what we learned along the way.

Sacred Pipe Resource Center is a home away from home for many Indigenous peoples in Bismarck, North Dakota’s urban area.

Sacred Pipe Resource Center aims to provide Native people a safe space to meet others and expand their circles.

Grey Willow Music Studio & Productions worked with area Lakota-Dakota language speakers to dub "The Avengers" 2012 film, expected release is in April.

Two art films, one focused on land and another an homage to the sky, were inspired by Andrew Krivak’s The Bear.

As part of the fastest growing Asian population in the country, the co-founders of North Dakota Asian-American Arts and Culture Initiative are creating welcoming spaces for new residents and showcasing diverse Asian cultures to the community at-large.