Community Calendar

Join us for a family-friendly holiday tradition! Fraser, Ltd.’s Festival of Trees highlights Christmas trees sponsored and/or decorated by community businesses, organizations, and families. This event brings the community together to provide Christmas trees for families in need and helps financially support Fraser, Ltd.

Don’t miss:
🎅 Santa’s Mailbox - Bring your kids to drop off their letters to Santa in the big red mailbox. All ages are welcome!
🥫 The Art of Humanity Food Drive - This holiday season, drop off non-perishable food items at The Art of Humanity Tree at the FARGODOME or at Fraser, Ltd., 2902 S University Dr. Your donation helps provide essential support to people in our community.

Contact us for more details at 701-232-3301 or fraser@fraserltd.org.

A special photography exhibition featuring Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer David Hume Kennerly. Kennerly was in the pantry of the Ambassador Hotel when Robert Kennedy was shot, photographed the war in Vietnam, and at twenty-nine became Chief Official White House Photographer for President Gerald R. Ford. The exhibition spans sixty years on the front lines of American history, on view during regular Library hours.

Join us for a family-friendly holiday tradition! Fraser, Ltd.’s Festival of Trees highlights Christmas trees sponsored and/or decorated by community businesses, organizations, and families. This event brings the community together to provide Christmas trees for families in need and helps financially support Fraser, Ltd.

Don’t miss:
🎅 Santa’s Mailbox - Bring your kids to drop off their letters to Santa in the big red mailbox. All ages are welcome!
🥫 The Art of Humanity Food Drive - This holiday season, drop off non-perishable food items at The Art of Humanity Tree at the FARGODOME or at Fraser, Ltd., 2902 S University Dr. Your donation helps provide essential support to people in our community.

Contact us for more details at 701-232-3301 or fraser@fraserltd.org.

A special photography exhibition featuring Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer David Hume Kennerly. Kennerly was in the pantry of the Ambassador Hotel when Robert Kennedy was shot, photographed the war in Vietnam, and at twenty-nine became Chief Official White House Photographer for President Gerald R. Ford. The exhibition spans sixty years on the front lines of American history, on view during regular Library hours.

A weekly seminar for divorced, widowed or separated participants to learn to rebuild their lives after the loss of a love relationship. It discusses rebuilding blocks related to the loss and help to provide an understanding of the past relationship and moving forward in a healthy way. Based on a study guide by Dr. Bruce Fisher

Join us for a family-friendly holiday tradition! Fraser, Ltd.’s Festival of Trees highlights Christmas trees sponsored and/or decorated by community businesses, organizations, and families. This event brings the community together to provide Christmas trees for families in need and helps financially support Fraser, Ltd.

Don’t miss:
🎅 Santa’s Mailbox - Bring your kids to drop off their letters to Santa in the big red mailbox. All ages are welcome!
🥫 The Art of Humanity Food Drive - This holiday season, drop off non-perishable food items at The Art of Humanity Tree at the FARGODOME or at Fraser, Ltd., 2902 S University Dr. Your donation helps provide essential support to people in our community.

Contact us for more details at 701-232-3301 or fraser@fraserltd.org.

A special photography exhibition featuring Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer David Hume Kennerly. Kennerly was in the pantry of the Ambassador Hotel when Robert Kennedy was shot, photographed the war in Vietnam, and at twenty-nine became Chief Official White House Photographer for President Gerald R. Ford. The exhibition spans sixty years on the front lines of American history, on view during regular Library hours.

Aging Gracefully is a vibrant, senior-friendly dance program designed to promote mobility, balance, strength, and overall well-being in a comfortable, supportive daytime environment. Over the course of four weeks, participants engage in gentle, adaptive exercises—both seated and supported standing—drawing inspiration from modern, ballet, and social dance styles. Each week builds on the last, allowing participants to steadily develop strength, flexibility, coordination, and confidence. Dance movements help build strength, flexibility, posture, and coordination, while also reducing fall risk. Gentle aerobic activity promotes cardiovascular health and joint mobility, while stimulating mood-boosting endorphins. The atmosphere is warm and inclusive, encouraging self-expression, social connection, and a sense of community. No prior dance experience is required—just wear comfortable clothing and bring a water bottle.

Wednesdays 11:30-12:30 – 11/4-11/25
Registration Required - $49
https://northernplainsdance.org/adult-classes/

Join us for a family-friendly holiday tradition! Fraser, Ltd.’s Festival of Trees highlights Christmas trees sponsored and/or decorated by community businesses, organizations, and families. This event brings the community together to provide Christmas trees for families in need and helps financially support Fraser, Ltd.

Don’t miss:
🎅 Santa’s Mailbox - Bring your kids to drop off their letters to Santa in the big red mailbox. All ages are welcome!
🥫 The Art of Humanity Food Drive - This holiday season, drop off non-perishable food items at The Art of Humanity Tree at the FARGODOME or at Fraser, Ltd., 2902 S University Dr. Your donation helps provide essential support to people in our community.

Contact us for more details at 701-232-3301 or fraser@fraserltd.org.

A special photography exhibition featuring Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer David Hume Kennerly. Kennerly was in the pantry of the Ambassador Hotel when Robert Kennedy was shot, photographed the war in Vietnam, and at twenty-nine became Chief Official White House Photographer for President Gerald R. Ford. The exhibition spans sixty years on the front lines of American history, on view during regular Library hours.