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Women's Choral Festival Concert
NDSU Division of Fine Arts
February 24, 2012
Women's Festival Choral Concert
The A-Beer-Cs of Brewing
F/M Communiversity
February 18-February 25, 2012
This course will give you an introduction to brewing, from ingredients to techniques and equipment. We’ll discuss the advantages and challenges of three different approaches to homebrewing - kits, partial mash and full grain mash. You’ll learn about the history of brewing and the biology of brewing with a focus on the essentials of yeast fermentation, starch conversion, enzymes and temperature. Blended into the course will be discussions of numerous beer styles and a sampling of each. We will also discuss the recent rise in craft brewing and hear from a local brewer from the newly developed Fargo Beer Company!
Juried Student Show: "Endless Forms Most Beautiful"
NDSU Memorial Union Gallery
January 26-February 25, 2012
Collaboration between Memorial Union Gallery, NDSU Visual Arts, and NDSU Biological sciences.
James Sewell Ballet
Minnesota State University Moorhead
March 3, 2012
James Sewell Ballet, a contemporary dance company from Minneapolis, joins forces with two of Fargo-Moorhead’s best-loved musicians and former residents--violinist Ben Sung and pianist Jihye Chang. Sung, Chang and cellist Hrant Parsamian accompany the ballet troupe as they dance to Mendelssohn’s Piano Trio and other music.
Harvey by Mary Chase
Tin Roof Theatre Company
February 23-February 26, 2012
Pulitzer prize-winning comedy.
Is there a Rabbit or isn't there? Come and enjoy this sophisticated comedy that will make you wonder about who is sane and who is not. You'll be glad you did.
Smithsonian Traveling Exhibit Key Ingredients: America by Food
Barnes County Historical Society
January 28-March 11, 2012
The Smithsonian Traveling Exhibit, "Key Ingredients: America By Food," is currently at the Barnes County Historical Society Museum in Valley City, now through March 11th. Sponsored by the North Dakota Humanities council this exhibit looks at the history of American food from many perspectives over time leading to the ultimate conclusion that our palates are diverse and ever changing in regards to what we eat. This exhibit is partnered with the exhibit Seeds of Change from the South Dakota Humanities Council talking about the food exchange between old world and new in 1492 as well as the local exhibit created by the BCHS reflecting Barnes County's food traditions and history.
The exhibit is open freely to the public Mon-Sat 10-4PM and Sundays 1-4PM. Formal tours and other hours by appointment.
For more information contact Wes Anderson 701-845-0966
BCHS
315 Central Ave N
Valley City, ND 58072
701-845-0966
“EXPLORING NOW: 365 Days to 50” and “The sheARTS Project: Art Hats for Breast Cancer Awareness”
Historical and Cultural Society of Clay County
February 4-March 26, 2012
Two exhibits, “EXPLORING NOW: 365 Days to 50” and “The sheARTS Project: Art Hats for Breast Cancer Awareness”, showcase how art heals the soul in times of life’s challenges. Both projects were created by local artist and designer, Claudia M. Pratt, who has faced breast cancer head on over the last five years.
Celtic Festival
Fargo Parks
March 17, 2012
Enjoy intriguing history, arts and traditions of Brittany, Cornwall, Isle of Man, Galicia, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. Enjoy lyrical Celtic music performed by bands from the community and region. Watch dancers’ impressive footwork. This annual festival features two performance stages, entertaining presentations, hands-on activity booths, cultural vendors and Celtic foods for sale.
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