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Since its grand opening in 1997, the Plains Art Museum has hosted over 300 wedding receptions in their beautiful and historic facility. From elegant cocktail parties for 450 guests to intimate family gatherings of 50, the Plains Art Museum can accommodate the unique aspects of your perfect reception.
Plains Art Museum is a nonprofit, regional fine arts museum located in downtown Fargo, N.D. and accredited by the American Association of Museums. Photos Photo by Management Photo by obscure_blizzard Photo by obscure_blizzard Photo by obscure_blizzard Photo by obscure_blizzard
Apr 20, 2024 · The gallery features over 50 works by talented artists from all over the country. The proceeds of the 2024 Spring Gala Art Auction support Plains Art Museum’s mission to foster creative, resilient, and welcoming communities. By bidding on artwork, you support local artists and Plains Art Museum, the only accredited art museum in North Dakota.
Plains Art Museum is a museum in Fargo. View visitor information, information about the collection and read reviews. ... #8 Free museums in North Dakota #1 Art ...
Mar 22, 2018 · March 22, 2018 - August 25, 2018. Starion Bank Gallery. Architecture for the Birds is a popular annual exhibition in partnership with the North Dakota State University Department of Architecture & Landscape Architecture that epitomizes the creative process. The challenge to the participants: Conceive, design and fabricate a birdhouse taking ...
Fargo, North Dakota – Plains Art Museum announces the departure of Andrew (Andy) Maus, who has served as its Director & CEO for over seven years. Maus leaves the Museum in wonderful positions, both financially and operationally, that will allow it to flourish as it enters its next chapter.
Plains Art Museum Announces Leadership Transition, Names Interim Director Press Release For Immediate Release (May 2023) Fargo, North Dakota – Plains Art Museum announces the departure of Andrew (Andy) Maus, who has served as its Director & CEO for over seven years. Maus leaves the Museum in wonderful positions, both financially and
