This is one of my favorite libraries in the F-M area, second only to the downtown Fargo one. The…read moreselection isn't the greatest, but there is fast internet access and plenty of comfy chairs to sit in. I come here at least a few times a month. If you need a quiet place for work, you might not want to come here because sound travels pretty far. Try the main library or the quiet rooms in Carlson instead. If you don't mind others talking while you're working, then you should like this library.

Great library. Great staff, very friendly and willing to assist. Attractive layout to the building…read more This library is a credit to the community, and says that West Fargo is a place that values things like learning, reading, friendliness and serving the needs of the community and not just about chasing the almighty dollar. And it appears to get good use by the people of the community as well, as there's usually a good number of people there. On the downside I wish they were open on Sundays during the summer.

A small sub-branch of the main Fargo Library downtown, this is a nice place to pick up a limited…read moreselection of the overflow that came from the main library. They of course have their own periodical section, but any books in the system can be dropped off or picked up from here (via an order), and a few internet terminals for those who need to do a bit of a search now and then.

I had a great experience while visiting this location will come back for sure. Things were within…read moreeasy reach and set up so you could understand where items were located.

I went to a painting class at the Northport Library, which I don't remember ever going in before,…read moredespite going to Ace and Hornbacher's in the same mall several times a week. It's very clean with a community room that holds events on a regular basis. I even got a library card. It looks like there is a good size collection of DVDs. The card catalog is online of course. There is a very good staff here that is highly motivated, since they did sign me up for a card for the first time since I was a kid. Until I explore the collection more I can only say that there is more new stuff than there are old books.

From the owner: The Fargo Public Library, with three locations in Fargo, North Dakota, provides educational and…read moreentertainment materials for people of all ages. The Fargo Public Library has a collection of more than 165,000 books, 10,000 DVDs and many other physical and electronic resources. The library is fine free. All three locations provide free public access computers and free wireless internet access for laptops. The library also has children's, teen, and adult programming including story times, and computer classes.

Moorhead State is where Gayle "Matriculated" and graduated with a degree in Communications. That…read morewas ~40 years ago and this is what she remembers most: - Receiving a solid education that resulted in a strong and successful professional career. - Meeting who turned out to be a lifelong friend. Hi Meg! - Connecting with her North Dakota Kelly cousins What was my first-hand experience here? - Walking hand-in-hand with Gayle as she showed me her school. It's a pretty (albeit small) campus and one of 3 in the greater Fargo area. The others are Concordia on the Morehead Side, and North Dakota State University on the Fargo end. We walked through the Communications/Journalism part of one of the buildings, strolled past the dorms she lived in, and toured the Union and the Library. She really enjoyed it, as did I. Plus I had the opportunity to hear of few stories. - Purchasing a Morehead State, complete with a school logo. Go Dragons!

A great, affordable education. The campus culture is super friendly and there are plenty of…read moreresources for students. They even offer summer and online classes. The professors I've had are helpful, engaging, and understanding. Your student ID can be used as a free, unlimited bus pass!

Great exhibits! What a great space and thought provoking exhibits. Park for free and free will…read moredonation for entrance.

It is not a large museum but don't let that stop you. It is still full of new, different and unique…read morepieces that you're not going to see elsewhere. I was here for an hour on a peaceful Sunday morning, just about the only patron. So it was quiet and reflective. I particularly enjoyed the "Jacqueline Kennedy" by Andy Warhol (1965) screenprint. But there is plenty more in all sorts of different media. Quite interesting and since the admission is free, you have no excuse! [Review 20762 overall - 121 in North Dakota - 1744 of 2023.]

What a neat little book store in Fargo, and I do mean little and still pretty neat. The store is…read moresmall, very well organized and super shoppable. The person who was working on Saturday the 5th was incredibly smart and friendly, fun to talk with and super helpful. When in town, I will stop in again!

I heard the blonde woman (owner?) speak to a customer in an incredibly demeaning, belittling and…read moredisrespectful way as soon as the customer stepped foot into the store. The customer was on a phone call and was not being disruptive whatsoever, but the woman snapped at her "You can take your phone call outside and come back when you're done." Excuse me? I dont know any store owner who would speak to a customer this way when they weren't being disruptive and had barely walked inside. The owner was incredibly rude, condescending, belittling and acted with a "better than you" attitude. Its a BOOKSTORE, not her own personal sacred library collection. There are plenty of other bookstores out there where the owner isnt an a******. I'll never go back.

This cute library is located in the lobby area of the Plains Art Museum in downtown Fargo. It is…read moreaccessible any time the museum is open and since the museum is free, there is also no charge to access the library. Indoors, the library has no doors or windows. It is a simple bookshelf with two shelves. The shelves are quite stuffed with books. Overstuffed, in fact. Mostly hardcovers when I was here thrillers, fiction, romance and the like. All sorts and plenty of them. The online listing has the steward's name and email address as well as this caption, "To create our library, Museum Preparator Frank McDaniels recycled a crate that had been used to transport works of art. We are placing it in the main lobby of the art museum, and it is one of many social engagement projects included in our Summer 2014 exhibition, Living as Form (Nomadic Version)." [Review 21147 overall - 142 in North Dakota - 110 of 2024.]

Tip: If you have a Premium membership, you get some nice perks, including a tote bag and 15% off…read moreyour order. I was driving from Minneapolis to Winnipeg last Monday. I needed to visit a Barnes & Noble store to pick up a tote bag as part of my Premium membership. I decided to take a break from driving and visit this bookstore in Fargo. This B&N is huge! It may be the largest one that I have ever been to. This store is in a plaza, with a Walgreens across from it. I found a parking spot in a rather busy plaza. I backed into it and walked in. There was a lot of merchandise that was cool and different. Boogie Board has Sketch Pals for kids, which looked both durable and fun to doodle on. I tend to find cool gifts at B&N. My best friend likes The Office. I found the perfect The Office-themed gift for her here. I like desk calendars. I didn't get one here, but it was tempting. Peanuts. Cats. Dad jokes. There is something for everyone. I didn't do a whole lot of shopping for me items until my last day in the States. I did get a couple of nice items here. One was a penguin hot/cold pack. I love penguins. I love practical items. This one was perfect. You put this pack in the freezer for cold, which works nicely. I have yet to try the hot option, which is to boil it. I like glass water bottles. I travel with a glass one that has a straw, but I don't have one that is leakproof. I found a nice one at this store that has a frosted look to it and is sturdy. There's a huge cafe at the back of this store. I'd like to sit there, sip on a drink and enjoy a pastry while reading a book. I didn't have that luxury. Maybe I'll do that when I am heading down to the Twin Cities next time. I got to the checkout and had a friendly woman help with my purchases. It was weird dealing with her, as I had given my phone number associated with my membership and having her repeat my phone number seemed to be difficult. I then said that I was here to pick up my tote bag. It was almost as if she didn't hear me. She said that I could get a tote bag. Um, that's what I said. I already own the black one. I went with green because it was Minnesota Wild green. She asked if I needed a plastic bag. I said that it was okay if she put all my items in the tote bag. I paid with a credit card. I tapped and was good. I thanked her and left with my goods. My tote bag was large enough to house my purse and I used it has my personal item when I flew back to Winnipeg. This tote is perfect for travel. It has one pocket that I use for my passport and NEXUS card. The other side pocket stores my cell phone. The main part of the tote held my purse, Grogu Squishmallow, a bag of peanuts with shells, and a lot more. I love it. This store is awesome. I'd love to drop by and spend more time here next time. (493)

Awesome service, SELECTION never disappoints, and hey deal hunters... you can find some REAL VALUE…read morefor your buck!!