Taube Museum of Art, Minot

What a hidden gem! My nephew's graduation party was held here or I might have missed it. Aside from the wonderful space for an event, with tables and chairs available, the beautiful well lit space let's you see the art displayed too. This was a great event space!

This building used to house The Union National Bank. It was built in 1924 and added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1983.

I went through and I was able to buy pieces of local artists. I enjoyed myself thoroughly. They do ask for a donation at the door.

The Taube is Minot's only real museum of art, and it has been one of the biggest reasons I like to call Minot "home." It is easy to get involved as a member of the community through their biennial photo exhibitions and other community-submitted events. In the past, artists who win Best of Show in a community exhibition are offered solo exhibitions of their work--and this is what is so unique and special about Minot. There are very few places in the world where a budding amateur artist can have their work displayed in front of an entire city. I was offered this opportunity and it was one of the most memorable experiences of my life. If you live in Minot and you haven't been able to check out the Taube Museum of Art, go. Take a look at what local artists and artists from around the world bring to the community. And you know what? Go again next month, too. Because it will be an entirely different beautiful experience with new art and new stories to tell.

Nice venue which can be rented out. It also usually has an art exhibit in it.