Shafts of sunlight poked through the roof. Rainwater dripped everywhere. The facade outside was crumbling. It was the early 2000s, and the prognosis for the Belcourt Theatre was grim. The old theater, ...

The Belcourt Theatre turned 100 years old on May 18, 2025. The old fashioned Belcourt has survived through weather, technological changes and COVID-19. Today, the Belcourt has 8,000 members and a ...

When Billy-Ray Belcourt wrote his first book, This Wound is a World, it came from a place of "desperation." "I didn't necessarily know how to live a full, queer, Indigenous life," he said. "Part of ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - The Belcourt is now home to a new Tennessee historic marker. The marker was revealed Friday morning at its location in Hillsboro Village amid the theatre’s 100th anniversary ...

Seeing a film at the Belcourt Theatre is an experience unlike any other. We look back on a century of films, performances and so much more. Check out their upcoming schedule at belcourt.org The ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — A place that's long been part of Nashville's story just hit an important anniversary. On Sunday, a crowd waited outside just as it came time to open. It was a sold out show ...

When Belcourt Theatre historian and archivist Teddy Minton speaks about figures from the 100-year-old institution’s distant past, it’s almost as if he’s speaking to you about friends and acquaintances ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — The Belcourt Theatre, a Hillsboro Village landmark, is celebrating 100 years of the performing arts, music and movies. Since 1925, the Belcourt Theatre has stood on 21st and ...

Dec. 30—TURTLE MOUNTAIN RESERVATION — A Belcourt man was fatally shot by a Bureau of Indian Affairs police officer Sunday morning, Dec. 29. Alysia LaCounte, tribal counsel for the Turtle Mountain Band ...

BELCOURT, N.D. (Valley News Live) - The family of the man shot and killed by an officer in Belcourt are speaking out, expressing their concerns on the situation. It was a Sunday morning car chase that ...

FARGO — A woman who worked as a substitute teacher for Fargo Public Schools while under federal indictment for child abuse on the Turtle Mountain Reservation has been sentenced to 50 months in prison.