Capitol grounds
Bismarck
ND
Children entering kindergarten through fifth grade this fall are invited to the free 30-minute interactive learning series “Junior Historians” at the North Dakota Heritage Center & State Museum in Bismarck. Children and their accompanying adult(s) are asked to meet at the west entrance information desk. The goal of the “Junior Historians” program is to cultivate an interest and passion for North Dakota’s history through stories, fun activities and discussions.
March 1 March Madness, 11 a.m. Basketball is a favorite sport among many, young and old. We will look at the history of the game and determine how much force is needed to shoot a basket.
March 5 March Madness, 4 p.m. Basketball is a favorite sport among many, young and old. We will look at the history of the game and determine how much force is needed to shoot a basket.
March 8 St. Patrick’s Day, 11 a.m. Everything turns green on March 17. Delve into the history of St. Patrick’s Day and make a leprechaun-themed craft.
March 12 St. Patrick’s Day, 4 p.m. Everything turns green on March 17. Delve into the history of St. Patrick’s Day and make a leprechaun-themed craft.
Mar. 15 Quilting, 11 a.m. Creating a beautiful quilt is a true artistic skill! Explore the quilts on exhibit throughout the State Museum and paint your own quilt designs.
Mar. 19 Quilting, 4 p.m. Creating a beautiful quilt is a true artistic skill! Explore the quilts on exhibit throughout the State Museum and paint your own quilt designs.
March 22 Famous Women, 11 a.m. Era Bell Thompson, a North Dakota-raised woman, was the editor of “Ebony” magazine. Learn about her legacy and create a collage with magazine pictures.
March 26 Famous Women, 4 p.m. Era Bell Thompson, a North Dakota-raised woman, was the editor of “Ebony” magazine. Learn about her legacy and create a collage with magazine pictures.
March 29 Ladybugs, 11 a.m. Did you know the ladybug is North Dakota’s state insect? Discover fascinating facts about these tiny, spotted beetles and assemble a craft to take home.
April 2 Ladybugs, 4 p.m. Did you know the ladybug is North Dakota’s state insect? Discover fascinating facts about these tiny, spotted beetles and assemble a craft to take home.
For more information, contact Education and Engagement Manager Laura Forde, shsprograms@nd.gov or 701.328.2792. The ND Heritage Center & State Museum is open Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturday-Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Find upcoming State Historical Society of North Dakota events at history.nd.gov/events.