I'm a member and I love coming to the Elks for special events and great food…read more Most off all I love the staff and other members. One great big family here... Any day of the week it's a great time to meet up with friends and family to socialize or just hang out and listen to music or sing a little korkee. There is a variety of people who come here from the young to the old...

The chili contest was outstanding. The meatloaf is excellent. Every Sunday they have a different…read moremeal and they have been very good each time I was there. The drink prices are better than most places. When they have live music, which is quite often, the sound system is better than most places. They have a lot of TV's for watching important games, especially Bison football on Saturdays.

Amazing venue! We got to see Carrie Underwood here and Journey last year for my work Christmas…read moreparties. The sound in the arena is incredible! I usually prefer outdoor festivals, but for an indoor venue this definitely is it! They offered many drink and food options as well. You can see great from any seat in the house. The bathrooms were kept clean. No complaints!

Didn't have any meat, didn't t offer anything else. They brought a plate of broken chips and didn't…read morecheck back. Definitely wasted a new years Eve dinner during this amateur hour!

Limits on the blackjack tables are $1-$25, which is awesome. A lot of fun to play for small stakes…read moreand hang out. The drinks were expensive for their size, and in relation to how they normally range in the area. The thing that was the worst, was the temperature. The place was an icebox. Make sure to wear wool socks and a winter coat.

Out for dart tournament. Decided to order jalapeños poppers and a pretzel with cheese. The poppers…read morewere delicious done to perffection along with the pretzel. I'm not a fan of pretzels with salt so I'm glad that they offered it with out. If you are hungry I suggest trying out the food here at the blue wolf. The wait staff is really good as well considering there is a dart tournament going. I have been here beforw, however I have never order any of there food I'm glad I tried some of the items out on the then menu.

We just went here so that our toddlers could use the tumble gym and we were profoundly unimpressed…read more The main room was completely undecorated with cheap ugly carpet add Baren White Walls, end of the store was manned by two teenagers that just talk amongst each other instead of directing us how to pay or where the tumble gym was. The tumble gym itself is low effort and cheap-looking. All of the equipment is in some form of disrepair, and almost uniformly filthy. The covers over the trampoline springs are broken off, and the carpeting on the springboards is tattered. Gigantic rip-off for $6 a head. It's pretty worthless as an arcade as well, with about half the machines being either claw machines or some equivalent. Pretty worthless experience, cannot recommend

Would give a 4.5 but there isn't an option for that unfortunately! Levity has a large spacious…read morearcade, great space for having food and drinks, and the tumble gym is a decent size! The employee that checked us in was kind and had a good attitude, which was nice to see! She welcomed us in right away, gave us directions on where the gym was located and when we left told us to have a nice day! That doesn't always happen with younger workers these days. Now, the tumble gym was nice, big enough for kids to run around a little. It's definitely, in my opinion, geared towards kids younger than 6. My 9 year old could only use the balance beam and the trampoline into the foam pit, which was a little disappointing because the was the most excited to visit the gym. My 1 year old could play with the majority of the equipment that was there. His favorite was the bounce house with the ball pit at the bottom. My oldest was pretty disappointed he couldn't use the bounce house, which sold him on wanting to go check it out. It was also super clean, which is high priority for us. Adding a few things for the older kids would be nice to see! We'll definitely visit again.

The street fair has grown in size over the past few years! It sprawls down Broadway and Sixth in…read moredowntown. It's fairly organized between handmade crafts, pets, and foods. The variety was neat too! Definitely worth checking out. Admission is free. Parking in a nearby ramp is the best idea (2 hours free parking and $3/hr after). Regarding food, I wish there had a been a bit more variety and some of the smaller local options, like what is usually featured at the Red River Market. I noticed the food vendors tend to charge a $1.50 credit card fee while some only take cash. (Bell bank nearby has an ATM). Favorites of the day included: handmade bird whistles from Peru, embroidered cotton dresses, prickly pear gin margarita from proof artisan distillers, various ciders, and cheese curds Notable mention: fry bread tacos, and flower crowns

Kinda disappointed. Name rings not there, copper bracelets not there. Plant stand with bamboo…read morenot there. Too many jewelry places not enough variety. Sad.

"I think I'm goin' back To the things I learned so well in…read moremy youth But thinking young and growing older is no sin And I can play the game of life to win" (The Byrds) Two weeks ago, I wrote that Muhammad Ali was a childhood idol of mine when I landed in and wrote about the Muhammad Ali International Airport in Louisville. Roger Maris was another childhood idol of mine, and today I visited a museum dedicated to his memory in his hometown of Fargo, North Dakota. Who was Roger Maris? If you grew up in New York City in the 1960's (like I did), or if you are a baseball fan, you would surely be familiar with the legendary New York Yankee outfielder. Decades before steroids and PED's polluted the baseball record books, Roger surpassed Babe Ruth's 60 home runs and smacked 61 in 1961, setting a new single season record. He, and those legendary Yankee teams of the 60's were all childhood heroes of mine. What a beautiful nostalgic visit I had revisiting my memories of the 1961 season - looking at the photos, newspaper headlines, seeing his 1961 baseball card, seeing his Yankee Stadium plaque from Memorial Park, listening to Howard Cosell's eulogy, and sitting in real Yankee Stadium chairs watching a highlight film were fantastic.

Accessible whenever the mall is open and it's completely free. Who doesn't know the story of Roger…read moreMaris, who broke Babe Ruth's home run record in 1961? This museum is on one of the hallways in the West Acres Mall and includes a small seating area (with baseball stadium seats from Yankee Stadium) and a looped video. Maris a native of Hibbing Minnesota, was all class and only agreed to have this museum available if there was no charge as he did not feel it was right to capitalize on his success. So this was built in 1984 and remodeled in 2003. Viewing the memorabilia and watching the films is perhaps a half hour. Worth checking it out for any baseball fan. [Review 20767 overall - 125 in North Dakota - 1749 of 2023.]

I live close by so I have been going there for a while....the dealers there are friendly and you…read moredon't run into as many douchebags as you would at say for instance the OB, or the Hub.

I'd never had the courage to get a reading done before and I have to say Nora was really great,…read moreespecially for a first experience. She was friendly, insightful and had a pretty keen eye for how to interpret the cards and what was going on in my life. Like I said, it was the first time I'd had a reading, so I felt a little out of place and clammed up a bit. I never realized how interactive a reading can be when someone else is reading you, but Nora not only knows how to read the cards but has an intuitive knack for observing and drawing out the actual person she reads the cards for. It was definitely worth my time and worth going back!

Had a tarot card reading with Nora. This was my first reading. She is very thorough and…read moreknowledgeable. Will definitely go back!