Memories Made Here
Arthur’s Barn has been making memories since the early 50’s. As long as the people keep coming, we’ll keep the dances going. – Delon & Julie Cahoon
Decades of Tradition
The barn has been the place people have been making memories since the early 50’s. Young people need a place to go and have fun…they did then and they do now. They have the rest of their lives to work. As long as they keep coming, we’ll keep the dances going.
The barn is located 1 mile north of Arthur, ND. Many people are drawn to the fact that we’re out in the country–it feels like home here. People pile in a car or rent a party bus and drive on a two-lane highway past sugar beet mounds and ethanol plants to spend a Friday night dancing in the country.
There are people across the country that have reached out to us and told us of their memories here.
Upcoming Barn Dances/Events
OCT. 7
SILVERADO
9 – 1 am
OCT. 21
BREANNA HELBING
9 – 1 am
NOV. 4
SLAMA BAMA
9 – 1 am
NOV. 18
OCTOBER ROAD
9 – 1 am
DEC. 2
JACKED UP
9 – 1 am
DEC. 16
SILVERADO
9 – 1 am
Weddings at the Barn
Rustic Elegance
We’re family owned and operated. Our barn is perfect for weddings–it’s big enough to accommodate large weddings but we have had many smaller ones, too. If you are planning a winter wedding, it’s great for both wedding and reception.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is admission to dances?
Dances are $10 cash. Please note we do not have a card reader or an ATM.
Is alcohol served at dances?
Arthur’s Barn does not sell alcohol. Our venue is BYOB, so feel free to bring your own drinks as long as you are 21 years of age or older.
Can you attend the dances if you are under 21?
Our dances are alcohol friendly events, so we recommend you be at least 16 years or older to attend.
How can I learn more about hosting a wedding/event at the barn?
To learn more about having a wedding or other event, please contact Delon at 701-876-9608.
About Arthur’s Barn
Arthur’s Barn is the place to come for Dances, Live Bands and entertainment. We are conveniently located just two miles North of Arthur, North Dakota.