Northwest Minnesota has numerous museums and galleries. This is a brief listing of what is available, listed alphabetically, by city. If you would like to submit a link or information to be listed, please send an email to info@ingenuityfrontier.com.

• Ada: Prairie Village.  Open June - August on Tues. and Thurs. 2-5 pm.
• Argyle: Argyle Depot Museum.  Open Sunday afternoons in summer.  Tours call 218-437-6621.  Preserved Great Northern Depot, log shanty, and old jail. 
• Argyle: Old Mill State Park.  13 Miles east of Argyle on County Road #4.  Larson Mill and pioneer cabin.  National historic registry for WPA building site.  Open year-round.  218-437-8174
• Baudette: Lake of the Woods County Museum.  8th Ave. SE.  Open May - Sept. 10-4 Tue - Sat.  Exhibits centered around topics of local and natural history.
• Baudette: Historical sites.  Fort St. Charles at Northwest Angle; Wilderness Drive Area; Norris Camp.   
• Bemidji: Bemidji Sculpture Walk    Sculptures and murals on public display throughout the downtown business area.  Begin and end walking tour at Tourist Information Center.   
• Bemidji: Gallery North, aA cooperative art gallery filled with original creations available for purchase in a variety of mediums. Artists are working daily.  Located in the Ink Spot Press Building next to Grandma's Attic Antiques. Open Mon - Sat 10 AM - 5 PM.  218-444-9813
• Bemidji: Great River Gallery, offering fine art works by 18 local eclectic local artists: painting, collage, prints, sculpture, pottery, jewelry, baskets and more.  Shows change every 8 weeks.  218-444-1090 
• Bemidji: Community Arts Center, located at 426 Bemidji Ave, features photography, painting, art and craft exhibits throughout the year. Gift shop.
• Crookston: Polk County Historical Museum.  Free Late May - mid Sept.  218-281-1038. 
• East Grand Forks: Heritage Center.  Next to technical college.  Festival 3rd weekend in August.
• Fosston:  East Polk County Historical Center.  June - mid Sept.  Free.  Guided tours. 
• Fosston: Sorenson Art Gallery. Located in Fosston Public Library, open year round.
• Goodridge:  Historical Sites.  Summer by appointment 218-378-4380.  The County Store Museum, Log Barn and House, School Museum, Train Depot, Telephone Building, and 1914 House.
• Grand Forks: Alerus Entertainment Center.  Ticketmaster for details on schedule. 
• Grand Forks: Artsplace Gallery.  1110 2nd Ave. N.  Open daily. 701-746-6479. 
• Grand Forks: Browning Arts Gallery.  23 S. 4th St.  701-746-5090.
• Grand Forks: Chester Fritz Auditorium.  Ticketmaster for details on schedule.
• Grand Forks: Empire Arts Center.  415 DeMers Ave. Ticketmaster for details on schedule.  701-746-5500. 
• Grand Forks: Firehall Theater.  412 2nd Av. N.  Productions every month throughout the year. 701-746-0847.   
• Grand Forks: North Dakota Museum of Art.  Contemporary art museum. Open daily.
• Grand Forks.  Ralph Engelstad Arena.  Ticketmaster for details on schedule. 
• Grand Forks: River Front Gallery.  17 3rd St. N.  701-795-8971
• Greenbush: Pelan Pioneer Park.  9 miles west on Highway 11.  Restored Pioneer Village, wild flower gardens and berries.
• Lake Bronson:  Kittson County Museum - Free admission  9-5 weekdays; 1-5 Sat and Sun in Summers.  Free. 
• Middle River: Olde Depot Theater - Goose Festival Production 1st weekend in October
• Oslo: American Legion Museum.  War relics.  Tours call Ole at 218-695-2721.
• Park Rapids:
• Red Lake Falls:  Old Crossing and Treaty Park.  10 miles NW.  Monuments commemorate the Ox Cart Trail across the Red River at this site, and the signing of the treaty in 1863. 
• Roseau:  Pioneer Farm and Village.  2 miles west of Roseau on Hwy 11.  Festival every August.  Summer hours 12-5 Monday - Friday.
• Roseau:  Roseau County Historical Museum.  Open year round.  9-4 Tues - Saturday.
• Roseau:  Polaris Experience.  This state of the art museum focuses on the history of Polaris Snowmobiles. 
• Shelly: Red River History Museum.  Features a Red River collection.  218-886-7335.
• Shevlin: The History Center.  Open all year 10-4 Tues - Fri and Sat. in the summer. 
• Stephen: Old Home Town Museum - open June - September.  218-478-2456 for tours
• Stephen:  Stephen Arts Council Center.  Variey of programming.  Space for rent.  Contact Betty Pikop 218-478-2213.
• Thief River Falls: Peder Engelstad Pioneer Village.  Open Memorial Day - Labor Day daily from 1-5 pm.  Lifelike historical village with 19 buildings.  South on Hwy 32.
• Twin Valley:  Heritage Center.  Exhibits and art by local painter Gene Lysaker. Open daily.
• Warren:  Settlers Square.  May - Sept. Closed Mondays and Tuesdays. Eight store fronts, antique farm machinery and the UFO Sheriff's car of Marshall County.  East end of Johnson Ave. 
• Warroad:  Warroad Summer Theater (productions on weekends throughout the summer)
• Warroad: Marvin Museum.  Opened in fall 2005 this state of the art museum focuses on the history of Marvin Windows and Doors. 

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