Pembina State Museum Hosts Family-Friendly Historical Events for ND250 Celebration
The Pembina State Museum in North Dakota is organizing a series of free, family-friendly events throughout May as part of the ND250 commemoration, celebrating the 250th anniversary of the United States. These events aim to educate visitors about the historical games and skills that were significant in the region's past. On May 9, attendees can participate in a 'Make Your Own Red River Oxcart' activity, where they can construct a model oxcart using popsicle sticks. The following week, on May 16, the museum will host 'Games of Pembina’s Past: Dice Games,' offering insights into the role of dice games in social interactions and trade. On May 23, the museum will open 'The Little Grove,' a new play space for young children, and on May 30, visitors can learn about prehistoric hunting tools and test their skills with bows, arrows, and spear-throwers. The museum, managed by the State Historical Society of North Dakota, is open Tuesday through Saturday and will extend its hours to daily operations from May 23 to Se... 
