Beef Wellington Turnovers

Southeast
Beef Wellington Turnovers

<p>One of our most popular classes!<br><br>This class is all about bold flavors and culinary flair! In just a few hours, you’ll master our approachable version of the iconic Beef Wellington—perfectly crisp puff pastry wrapped around savory steak with mushroom duxelles (trust us, it’s seriously addictive).<br><br>But</p>

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Barn Quilt Painting with Karin Baker

Southcentral
Barn Quilt Painting with Karin Baker
Bismarck Art & Galleries Association,

Class Fee:
$80 BAGA members
$85 Non-members
Supplies included.
Join us for this popular and lively 7-hour class with guided instruction by Karin Baker. This is a beginner level class with all supplies provided. Take home your own masterpiece, ready to hang!
Located in the classroom at Bismarck Art &

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AUSTIN POWERS - Classic Film Series

Southeast
AUSTIN POWERS - Classic Film Series

<p>AUSTIN POWERS: INTERNATIONAL MAN OF MYSTERY is next in the Fargo Theatre’s Classic Film Series lineup! <br><br>A world-class playboy and part-time secret agent from the 1960s emerges after thirty years in a cryogenic state to battle with his nemesis Dr. Evil.<br><br>AUSTIN POWERS: INTERNATIONAL MAN OF MYSTERY (1997</p>

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Artist Talk: "In the Room" with David Hume Kennerly, Book Signing and Meet & Greet

Southwest
Artist Talk: "In the Room" with David Hume Kennerly, Book Signing and Meet & Greet
Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library,

<b>Artist Talk: "In the Room" with David Hume Kennerly, 1-2:30pm</b><br>David Hume Kennerly won the Pulitzer Prize at twenty-five for his coverage of Vietnam, and two years later became chief White House photographer for President Gerald R. Ford. He has photographed every president since Lyndon Johnson. In

Artist Panel: Kennerly, Balkowitsch, and Ziemendorf

Southwest
Artist Panel: Kennerly, Balkowitsch, and Ziemendorf
Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library,

<p>Three photographers who came to the same craft by very different routes sit down together. David Hume Kennerly has spent sixty years photographing news and presidents. Shane Balkowitsch works in wet-plate collodion, a process largely unchanged since the 1850s. Chad Ziemendorf documented the Theodore</p>