Giving Hearts Day: Chili Bowl & Concert
Plains Art Museum invites you to pARTicipate in this remarkable act of generosity.
Listen to area musicians The Cropdusters while enjoying a bowl of piping hot, homemade chilis prepared by Mezzaluna (Chipotle-Chocolate Chili),Chef’s Table Catering (Southwest Style Chili ), VIP Restaurant & Catering(Sweet & Spicy Chili), Nichole’s Fine Pastry (Classic Beef Chili), Urban Foods Catering (Steak and three bean Chili), and Museum members (Turkey White , Bison and Creamy White Bean Chicken Chilies). $15 gets you all-you-can-eat chili and receive a FREE custom-made ceramic bowl created by local potters.
On Giving Hearts Day, your donation of $10 or more to Plains Art Museum is magnified by match funding from an anonymous donor who is providing $5,000 when we raise at least that amount or more. To help keep the Museum general admission free for exhibitions, as well as allow us to offer to the community affordable events and classes, we invite you to give back on Giving Hearts Day, Thursday, February 8. We are excited to be part of this amazing statewide event, organized by Dakota Medical Foundation and Impact Foundation.
To make a secure online contribution on February 8 please go to impactgiveback.org.
Events Calendar
Other Exhibitions
2025 Scholastic
This exhibition celebrates the vision, ingenuity, and talent of North Dakota teen artists. Since 2015, Plains Art Museum and the Red River Valley Writing Project have partnered to serve as the state affiliate for the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards.
View ExhibitionJaque Fragua
Ghost Writing is a compelling, mid-career retrospective showcasing work by Jaque Fragua, a contemporary artist from Jemez Pueblo, New Mexico. Fragua works in a diverse array of media, including digital painting, sculpture, installation, and public art. His distinct style is characterized by bold colors and mark-making as well as thoughtful approach to appropriation.
View ExhibitionMickey Smith
Over the past two decades, Smith has documented significant cultural shifts in academic and public libraries, primarily across the United States, Aotearoa/New Zealand, and the South Pacific. Her work highlights the library's role in knowledge stewardship, capturing the evolution from traditional card catalogs and stacks to digitization and artificial intelligence.
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