Bring a lawn chair or bring a blanket, but be sure to bring a friend! Enjoy one of the best music series this summer in the Museum's sculpture garden.

William Elliott Whitmore has been building a reputation as an absolutely stirring live performer able to convert crowds with just his banjo and voice. Creative Loafing stated, "Whitmore writes songs as honest as Abe Lincoln, takes to the road to share these songs with rooms full of people who've likely never heard of them, and turns these strangers into fanatics nightly," while the Seattle Times offered, "You hear the diesel engine growl of his voice, the century of blues and folk tradition behind his banjo-driven stomps, the everyday relevance of his lyrics, and you succumb.

To puchase tickets call 701-777-4195. Musical groups interested in being a part of the 2012 Concerts in the Garden series should contact Matthew Wallace at 701-777-4195 or mwallace@ndmoa.com. For sponsorship opportunities, contact the Museum at 701-777-4195 or ndmoa@ndmoa.com.