Plains Art Museum

Plains Art Museum is a nonprofit, regional fine arts museum located in Fargo, North Dakota. The museum employs 51 people and generates an annual revenue of $5.3 million. Plains Art Museum offers approximately 12 special exhibitions and smaller exhibitions each year, showcasing the works of area and national artists from the 20th and 21st centuries. The museum's main building features three floors of galleries, centered around a striking open atrium. Visitors can also explore Hannaher’s Inc. Print Studio, The Store, a gift shop offering unique art-related items, and The Blue Goose Cafe, which serves a variety of lunch options. In addition to the main museum, Plains Art Museum operates the Katherine Kilbourne Burgum Center for Creativity, an arts facility connected via a skybridge. The Center for Creativity provides art classes, studios, and houses the region's leading ceramics facilities. Visitors can learn more about Plains Art Museum by visiting plainsart.org.