Things to Do & See:

Story time is open to pre-school and grade school children and their caregivers.

Show your student ID and receive $6 admission to the park!

Learn to relax, let go of stress and tension and improve posture. This class covers the basic alignment principles of Yoga in an open and accepting atmosphere. Appropriate for those new to yoga as well as a refresher for those with yoga experience.

Enjoy some great jazz music provided by talented local artists while indulging in some delicious 'l Bistro culinary creations.

Story time is open to pre-school and grade school children and their caregivers.

Toddler Storytime includes picture books, finger plays, songs, and puppet plays. It is for children up to age 3, and lasts about 20 minutes. Babies are welcome.

2011-12 HOME SCHEDULE: November 2 @ 7 PM vs. Minnesota Crookston; November 11 @ 7 PM vs. Creighton; November 14 @ 6 PM vs. Idaho; November 20 @ 2 PM vs. Duquesne; December 4 @ 2 PM vs. Montana State; December 17 @ 2 PM vs. Northern Iowa; December 19 @  7 PM vs. Bemidji; January 12 @ 6 PM vs. Jamestown; January 21 @ 2 PM vs. Utah Valley; February 2 @ 7 PM vs. Houston Baptist; February 4 @ 2 PM vs. Texas Pan American; February 9 @ 7 PM vs. Chicago State; February 11 @ 7 PM vs. NJIT; February 14 @ 7 PM vs. Mayville State

Join Mickey and Minnie Mouse as they travel to four magical destinations all in one fun-filled ice production!  Disney on Ice: Mickey & Minnie's Magical Journey will take audiences on a sightseeing tour of the imagination with FOUR performances.  Also joining them will be Donald, Goofy, Lilo, Stitch, Ariel, Sebastian, Peter Pan and Tinkerbell as they go on their around-the-world adventure.

For more information, go to www.theralph.com or www.disneyonice.com.

Guests Welcome! Join us for a learn-by-doing workshop, in which participants hone their communication and leadership skills in a friendly atmosphere.

It's frosty, it's fun...and it's a great way to get some much needed exercise!

Join Mickey and Minnie Mouse as they travel to four magical destinations all in one fun-filled ice production!  Disney on Ice: Mickey & Minnie's Magical Journey will take audiences on a sightseeing tour of the imagination with FOUR performances.  Also joining them will be Donald, Goofy, Lilo, Stitch, Ariel, Sebastian, Peter Pan and Tinkerbell as they go on their around-the-world adventure.

For more information, go to www.theralph.com or www.disneyonice.com.

This event for kids and families is free but registration is required and limited.

Classes designed to teach kids what to do if they find themselves lost.  Each participant will learn to build a fire, how to signal for help and what to do to ensure they are rescued.  At the end of the class, participants will go outside and show off their skills by building a shelter, a fire on snow and boiling water to drink. All participants are required to be accompanied by an adult. Pre registration is required. Class dates are February 4th & 11th from 10am - 2pm. The fee for the class is $5.00 per participant. No charge for adult chaperones. To reserve your child’s spot, call 701-594-4445.

Even Cinderella is going to the ball -- so what about you? She has a fairy Godmother, but who do you have? Fear not -- the Fire Hall Theatre is here to wave its magic wand! Join us for an afternoon of fashion and beauty when we pamper your body, mind and spirit! We are putting the "fun" into fundraiser with this fashion show, showcasing gowns in our costume collection from the 1940s to present. You'll also learn about wine selection with Traveling Vineyard wine expert, Cynthia Prom. Get silky hands from Mary Kay rep, Amy Driscoll. Discover a recipe for beautiful skin from Vonda Collette with Rodan & Fields Dermatology products. Discover what you don't know about body alignment from Tammy Magnus, and shake your booty with 12 Houses belly dancing! (more surprises added daily!) Nibble, nosh, visit with old friends and new, and maybe pick up a hat or two for that tea you are going to host this year. Tickets are $10 at the door and help off-set production costs for this year's children's shows: Cinderella and Rats at the Empire, Feb. 23-Mar. 4th. So grab your girls (or your favorite boys) and come getcha diva on, honey! *Photo by the awesome Jason King of New Orleans (Mardi Gras 2009)

The Symphony is honored to have the new Bergum Endowed chair cello faculty of the University of North Dakota, Simona Barbu, perform regularly in the cello section.  For our Russian Winter performance, Ms. Barbu is playing the virtuosic "Variations on a Rococo Theme" by Tchaikovsky.  This conert will warm you on a cold winter's night.

For more information or to purchase tickets, go to www.ggfso.org.

Come one, come all...simple North American folk dances taught and called to live fiddle/banjo music by the Tickwood String Band of Fergus Falls.  All are welcome: families; singles; couples.  No previous dance experience needed.  Squares, reels, circle mixers and more!

Prenatal yoga teaches participants ways to alleviate discomforts and increase balance and harmony by weaving together traditional yogic science and childbirth education. The fellowship created throughout prenatal classes inspire courage, strength, peace and awareness.

2011-12 HOME SCHEDULE: November 2 @ 7 PM vs. Minnesota Crookston; November 11 @ 7 PM vs. Creighton; November 14 @ 6 PM vs. Idaho; November 20 @ 2 PM vs. Duquesne; December 4 @ 2 PM vs. Montana State; December 17 @ 2 PM vs. Northern Iowa; December 19 @  7 PM vs. Bemidji; January 12 @ 6 PM vs. Jamestown; January 21 @ 2 PM vs. Utah Valley; February 2 @ 7 PM vs. Houston Baptist; February 4 @ 2 PM vs. Texas Pan American; February 9 @ 7 PM vs. Chicago State; February 11 @ 7 PM vs. NJIT; February 14 @ 7 PM vs. Mayville State

Living Through Violence: The Oncebay Textile Family Exhibition on Display February 12 - March 20 Opening Reception Sunday, February 12, 2-4pm This Peruvian textile family comes from Ayachuco, the birthplace of the Shining Path, a Maoist guerrilla organization. During the most dangerous period, Saturnino gathered his family of textile workers and they taught themselves to make the pre-Columbian textiles of Paracas, the place where the textile arts reached heights unattained anywhere or during any time period. The textiles are accompanied by photographs that present a compelling look at political violence in Peru between 1980 and 2000. For more information, contact the Museum at 701-777-4195 or visit our website at www.ndmoa.com. The Museum is located on UND's Campus at 261 Centennial Drive (by Twamley Hall). Parking is available at the parking meters to the north of the Museum.

December 11: Winter Reading Program Kick-off Party, 2 p.m. The Winter Reading Program Kick-off Party will include a Children's book sale, a short performance by ATA Tae Kwon Do, a bounce house, and student-athlete volunteers from the University of North Dakota. The Winter Reading Program is for students in grades K-6. It is done in partnership with the University of North Dakota Athletic Department. Sign up for the Winter Reading Program begins at the kick-off party, and continues throughout the program. There will be weekly programs, usually on Sunday at 2:00 p.m., with student-athlete volunteers. The Final Party will be February 11th at the Betty prior to a UND women’s basketball game. All participants in grades K-6 who complete the 8 hour reading requirement will receive a free ticket to the game and have their name entered into a drawing to win fun prizes donated by the UND Athletic Department. December 18: Kids in the Kitchen with Noelle Myers, 2 p.m. Please join us for Kids in the Kitchen with Noelle Myers. Kids will prepare fun Holiday themed snacks. Sign up is limited to 50. This event is a part of the Winter Reading Program. The Winter Reading Program is for students in grades K-6. It is done in partnership with the University of North Dakota Athletic Department. Sign up for the Winter Reading Program begins at the kick-off party, and continues throughout the program. There will be weekly programs, usually on Sunday at 2:00 p.m., with student-athlete volunteers. December 28: Game On: Wii with UND Athletes, 1 p.m. Join us for a special edition of Game On!: Wii and play against UND student-athletes. The library has two Wii consoles, and up to four players can play at a time on each console. This event is a part of the Winter Reading Program. The Winter Reading Program is for students in grades K-6. It is done in partnership with the University of North Dakota Athletic Department. Sign up for the Winter Reading Program begins at the kick-off party, and continues throughout the program. There will be weekly programs, usually on Sunday at 2:00 p.m., with student-athlete volunteers. December 29: Movie Night: Ice Age, 6 p.m. Please join us for movie night in the meeting room upstairs. The movie "Ice Age" will start at 7:00 p.m. It is rated G, and has a runtime of 81 minutes. Popcorn will be served. January 8: FIRST LEGO League Robotics, 2 p.m. FIRST LEGO League Robotics teams will show off their LEGO robots and projects. This event is a part of the Winter Reading Program. The Winter Reading Program is for students in grades K-6. It is done in partnership with the University of North Dakota Athletic Department. Sign up for the Winter Reading Program begins at the kick-off party, and continues throughout the program. There will be weekly programs, usually on Sunday at 2:00 p.m., with student-athlete volunteers. January 15: Junior Paleontologists, 2 p.m. Please join us in the Children's Department for Junior Paleontologists and learn about dinosaurs. This event is a part of the Winter Reading Program. The Winter Reading Program is for students in grades K-6. It is done in partnership with the University of North Dakota Athletic Department. Sign up for the Winter Reading Program begins at the kick-off party, and continues throughout the program. There will be weekly programs, usually on Sunday at 2:00 p.m., with student-athlete volunteers. January 22: Trivia Tournament - Wii, 2 p.m. Kids of all ages will play a fun Trivia Tournament on the Wii where questions are asked based on the age of the contestant. This event is a part of the Winter Reading Program. The Winter Reading Program is for students in grades K-6. It is done in partnership with the University of North Dakota Athletic Department. Sign up for the Winter Reading Program begins at the kick-off party, and continues throughout the program. There will be weekly programs, usually on Sunday at 2:00 p.m., with student-athlete volunteers. January 29: Learn Sign Language, 2 p.m. Learn sign language with Robin Riveland. This event is a part of the Winter Reading Program. The Winter Reading Program is for students in grades K-6. It is done in partnership with the University of North Dakota Athletic Department. Sign up for the Winter Reading Program begins at the kick-off party, and continues throughout the program. There will be weekly programs, usually on Sunday at 2:00 p.m., with student-athlete volunteers. February 5: Signs for the Game – 2 p.m. Kids who plan on attending the final party will make signs for basketball game. This event is a part of the Winter Reading Program. The Winter Reading Program is for students in grades K-6. It is done in partnership with the University of North Dakota Athletic Department. Sign up for the Winter Reading Program begins at the kick-off party, and continues throughout the program. There will be weekly programs, usually on Sunday at 2:00 p.m., with student-athlete volunteers. February 12: Winter Reading Program Final Party, 6 p.m. @ the Betty The final party will be February 11th at the Betty prior to a UND women’s basketball game. All participants in grades K-6 who complete the 8 hour reading requirement will receive a free ticket to the game and have their name entered into a drawing to win fun prizes donated by the UND Athletic Department. The prize drawing will be held prior to the game. Kids do not need to be present to win. Parents can purchase tickets at a reduced cost. The game starts at 7:00 p.m. Doors open at 6:00 p.m.

All are welcome to attend our Open House. The Wood Picks will share a bluegrass concert before the worship service beginning at 9:55. They will enhance our worship service which begins at 10:15. Following worship, all are invited to our Fellowship Hall for a free meal of BBQ Pulled Pork sandwiches and baked potatoes served by ULC's Evangelism Committee. See you there for Bluegrass and BBQ!

Living Through Violence: The Oncebay Textile Family Exhibition on Display February 12 - March 20 Opening Reception Sunday, February 12, 2-4pm This Peruvian textile family comes from Ayachuco, the birthplace of the Shining Path, a Maoist guerrilla organization. During the most dangerous period, Saturnino gathered his family of textile workers and they taught themselves to make the pre-Columbian textiles of Paracas, the place where the textile arts reached heights unattained anywhere or during any time period. The textiles are accompanied by photographs that present a compelling look at political violence in Peru between 1980 and 2000. For more information, contact the Museum at 701-777-4195 or visit our website at www.ndmoa.com. The Museum is located on UND's Campus at 261 Centennial Drive (by Twamley Hall). Parking is available at the parking meters to the north of the Museum.

Living Through Violence: The Oncebay Textile Family Exhibition on Display February 12 - March 20 Opening Reception Sunday, February 12, 2-4pm This Peruvian textile family comes from Ayachuco, the birthplace of the Shining Path, a Maoist guerrilla organization. During the most dangerous period, Saturnino gathered his family of textile workers and they taught themselves to make the pre-Columbian textiles of Paracas, the place where the textile arts reached heights unattained anywhere or during any time period. The textiles are accompanied by photographs that present a compelling look at political violence in Peru between 1980 and 2000. For more information, contact the Museum at 701-777-4195 or visit our website at www.ndmoa.com. The Museum is located on UND's Campus at 261 Centennial Drive (by Twamley Hall). Parking is available at the parking meters to the north of the Museum.

Story time is open to pre-school and grade school children and their caregivers.

Preschool Storytime includes picture books, finger plays, songs, and puppet plays. It lasts about 30 minutes.