Moorhead Cultural Center

05/24/2026

Stop by the Moorhead Cultural Center and support our talented young artists during the “Upcoming Artists” Exhibit! 🎨✨

Be sure to cast your vote for your favorite piece of artwork in our People’s Choice Award competition and help encourage the creativity of our local youth.

There’s also still time to enter our FREE raffle drawing for the Ultimate May Day Basket! 🌸🧺
The lucky winner will be drawn on May 31st.

Come celebrate art, community, and creativity with us in Moorhead! Be sure to bring the kids along to enjoy coloring activities and show off their own artistic talents too!

05/18/2026

Thank you to everyone who came out and supported the breakfast fundraiser at the Moorhead Cultural Center today! Your generosity, fellowship, and community spirit mean so much to us.

Because of your support, proceeds from today’s event will help fund much-needed updates to the electrical equipment in our center, helping preserve and improve this special place for future generations.

We are truly grateful to our volunteers, donors, and every person who stopped in for breakfast. Thank you for believing in the Moorhead Cultural Center and helping us continue to grow and serve our community. ❤️

05/02/2026

Come visit us at the Cultural Center and put your name in for a chance to win The Ultimate May Day Basket! (Free raffle drawing)

05/02/2026

Join us at the Moorhead Cultural Center this season for some amazing exhibits!

11/15/2025

The Moorhead Cultural Center will reopen May 1, 2026!
2026 Exhibitions will be announced in January.

05/20/2025

02/23/2025

Robert Shol, the son of Elmer O. and Leone (Stoley) Shol has lived in Moorhead most of his life. He is locally known for his knowledge, ability and talent in resorting antiquity items as well as furniture of the 1800s and early 1900s. He has even restored furniture for Libarace of Hollywood! Although he has expertise in several other fields. He has been a dozer man, and when in the Army at Fort Riley, Kansas in 1961 he qualified as an expert with the M-1 Rifle. While in Germany he was appointed to arts and crafts. asst. Director in Manheim.

Robert made the stage curtains for the Soldier School as well as the Moorhead School. He also saved the railroad bench from the Moorhead Railroad Station and preserved it.

He was a member of the Moorhead Fire and Rescue Department and served on the City Council for 8 years, plus helped plant trees around town. Many citizens of Moorhead, we also employed to help him with his business. For 50 years he had a shop in downtown, Moorhead.

02/23/2025

Robert Shol of Moorhead was recently featured in the Moorhead Mirror.

01/20/2025

Coca-Cola collection on display in the Cultural Center window! Saving Coca-Cola brand bottles, lunch a pails, lighters, dishes, magnets and many more items has joined Sharon Hinrichsen's collection since she got her first piece-a Coca-Cola bottle lighter from the F.E. Miller Store in Pisgah over 40 years ago. When working at Foodland in Missouri Valley she was given a 6' life sized cardboard Santa, holding a Coca-Cola bottle, of course. After that she was off--puzzles, placemats, silver canisters, store trays, signs, statues from the Blair Jewelry Store and Coca-Cola Anniversary ring with a stone in it! Shirley her mother, would assist by traveling to areas where different items were available and bring it home to Sharon. There is a bottling center (since 1929) in Atlantic, Iowa where an annual Coca-Cola Festival is held.