Gallery 514 was founded in 2007 with the idea that good design and art should be presented in a classy, knowledgable, and friendly manner. Our concept is to provide beautiful objects for a happy home and to be a neighborhood resource for splendid gifts.   [less]

Plains Art Museum began as the Red River Art Center in 1965 and was housed in the former Moorhead, Minnesota, post office. The Museum acquired its present name in 1975 and maintained residency in Moorhead until 1996. The Museum renovated a turn-of-the-century warehouse in downtown Fargo, North Dakota, and opened to the public in October 1997. The largest art museum in North Dakota and the only one accredited by the AMerican Association of mueums. Permanent collection of contemporary art and ethnographic objects from the northern plains and beyond. Set in a brilliantly renovated, turn-of-the-last century warehouse. Exhibitions of regional, national, and international significance. Classes, lectures, performances, tours, special events, Cafe' Muse, and The Store. Members - Free, Adults - $5.00, Seniors - $4.00, Educators w/ID - $4.00, Students w/ID - free, Youth - free. Free admission: 2nd and 4th Thursdays.   [less]

The Arts Partnership (formerly Lake Agassiz Arts Council) is a partnership that serves and advocates for the arts because the arts create a vibrant and enriched community. The Arts Partnership serves, advocates and is a strong voice for the arts in the Fargo, Moorhead and West Fargo area communities. It promotes and informs, it advocates and it raises the visibility of the arts - all to advance arts culture for a vibrant and enriched community. The Arts Partnership provides a voice for the arts in our area through our two unsurpassed resources: ArtsPulse, our arts newspaper and CulturePulse, our events website.   [less]

CulturePulse Fargo-Moorhead is the leading online resource for arts and cultural information in the Fargo-Moorhead area of North Dakota. It is more than a calendar. It also features directories of Fargo-Moorhead arts organizations and venues and profiles of local artists. Artists and organizations can enter events, and artists can create profiles without charge. You can search the site by event, keyword and category. You can also e-mail events to friends and even write comments on them. CulturePulse Fargo-Moorhead is operated by the Arts Partnership (formerly Lake Agassiz Arts Council) and represents a statewide effort to bring CulturePulse to all parts of North Dakota.   [less]