Jane Chu, chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), will visit North Dakota organizations actively engaging, serving, and promoting the arts. Her visit to Fargo includes visiting partners of The Fargo Project.
Interactive Multimedia students Tyler Fischbach, Jennifer Natole,Thomas Garzon, Sean Walsh from Minnesota State University Moorhead spent a semester in studio dreaming, designing and developing an interactive tool for The Fargo Project website. The challenge: create an interactive, animated graphic to show a map of World Garden Commons as s wet and dry basin with ideal…
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Jack Wood and Growing Together ~ A Community Garden Ministry are starting a produce sale at the Gathering this Thursday at 2 PM 3910 25th Street South, Fargo ND. The sale will run each Thursday thru Sept 15th: Heirloom Tomatoes, Eggplants, Peppers, Greens and many other vegetables grown without any herbicides or pesticides. Learn how…
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Using a limited palette of boulders, grasses, grading, logs, rocks, ropes and trees a team working with The Fargo Project presented a design concept for natural play at World Garden Commons. Nicole Crutchfield, a Senior Planner with the City, and her team are pleased with the design. THE DESIGN All the ideas and activates integrated…
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An unidentified critter was discovered at the basin in World Garden Commons this summer. About the size of a minnow, it has pinchers and can swim pretty fast in the mud. Any ideas what it could be?