Bests Bests 1-19-12 (19-26)

Bests Bests 1-19-12 (19-26)

4onthefloor
Fri., Jan. 20, 9 p.m. - 1 a.m.
The Aquarium

Minneapolis’ band on the rise will be playing another show at The Aquarium this Friday. Fargo will be one of their first stops for their upcoming winter tour as they travel as far west as California. Let this band take you for a ride with their powerful presence of rock ‘n’ roll and grit. Voted #3 on the Twin Cities hailed radio station (The Current) as the one of the best local bands, 4onthefloor’s impact in Minnesota has created quite a stir. Come see for yourself! Get blown away all Friday night starting around nine with the opening band Dirty Horse. Tickets are $8 and can be purchase online through Tickets300 or at the door. For more information on the band visit http://4otf.com/.

Keri Noble
Thurs., Jan 26, 8 - 11 p.m.
The Hodo Lounge

For a relaxing show at one of the areas finest bars, check out Keri Noble at the Hodo. Now producing her own music, Keri Noble went from working with a world renowned producer to fulfilling her true dream of relying on herself to producing her music. Not to mention, she also writes all her own songs that cater to her professional, pleasing singing voice. Known well for her songs “Talk to Me” and “Emily” (appearing on Grey’s Anatomy), you can be sure to discover even more songs to love. The show is 21+ and has a $10 entrance fee. For more information on Keri Noble visit: http://kerinoble.com/.

Bros On Broadway Kick-Off Party: Learn How to Grow a ‘Stache of Cash
Mon., Jan 23, 6:30 - 9:30 p.m.
The Hodo Lounge

In conjunction with prostate cancer, The Hodo has paired up with American Cancer Society to create an event to spread awareness. This Monday the Hodo is hosting the Kick-Off Party that includes drinks, appetizers and information on how to get involved in these year’s Bros on Broadway. This event is all about helping those with prostate cancer in our area by raising money that benefits the American Cancer Society. For information visit http://tiny.cc/0vtwb.

FM Symphony Performing the Works of Debussy, Chopin, and Stravisnky
Sat., Jan 21, 8 p.m. and Sun., Jan 22, 2 p.m.
NDSU Festival Concert Hall
Become engulfed in brilliancy. Three of some of the greatest composers to ever live are coming to life through the hands and minds of the FM Symphony. Led by director Bernard Rubenstein and soloist Jihye Chang, these music professionals are diligent leaders with enough skill to musically kill. Audience members be prepared to get swept with stimulation and emotion through genius works of art in package of local benefits. Tickets are $31.25-$35.00 for Adults and $15.00-$18.75 for Students. For more information visit http://www.fmsymphony.org/.

Hahn-Bin
Sun., Jan 22, 2 p.m.
North Dakota Museum of Art - Grand Forks, ND

Hahn-Bin is a violin virtuoso like you have never seen before. This Korean-born musician made his international debut at the age of 12 by playing at the Grammys. At just 23 years of age, he has been called everything from extraordinary to intelligent to bracing. He tours all over the country and performs his unconventional take on classical music to “woo” and “wow” audiences everywhere. The Cost is $15 or $5 with a military or student ID. For more information visit: hahn-bin.com.

Rocky Horror Picture Show
Sat., Jan 21, 9 p.m. & 12 a.m.
Fargo Theatre

A crowd favorite among parody movies, the Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975) targets old-time horror films (1940-1970) to create a musical that became one of the most cherished and successful films of its kind. It goes to show that the public has an affinity towards creativity, and at the same time has great taste! Don’t miss your chance to catch this film on the big screen at the Fargo Theatre. For More information visit http://fargotheatre.com/.

Peaceful Abiding by Will Buchanan
Now to Feb. 29
Spirit Room

From now till the end of February the Spirit Room is hosting art work by a Jamestown native that has a knack for imagery. His name is Will Buchanan, and for small town North Dakota native, he sure has in-depth insights to art and how it reaches the eye. “Peaceful Abiding” is the title of his collective of nine paintings that were designed with symbolism in mind with the use of certain color schemes, shapes, and patterns. The exhibit is free and open the public. For more information visit http://tiny.cc/4padc.

“Brise Soleil” and “Creating Estonia”
Now til Jan. 21
NDSU Memorial Union Gallery

As the world inevitably changes, there those who are searching for resources to help us adapt.The two exhibits “Brise Soleil” and “Creating Estonia” are hard proof that it is possible to create architecture that can be both “green,” healthy and efficient.  Architectural Master of the early 20th Century, LeCorbusier stated, “It is the mission of modern architecture to concern itself with the sun. Come see how people like you and me are making this possible at the NDSU Memorial Gallery. The exhibit’s last day is on the 21st. For more information visit http://tiny.cc/v46hu.