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HistoryOn February 4, 2002, a formal announcement was made by Architect Jim Kobetsky from Schoen Associates in Grand Forks, North Dakota, that Ralph and Betty Engelstad from Las Vegas, Nevada were donating 10 million towards the construction of a multi-purpose facility with a focus on hockey. The City Council accepted the Engelstads gift at their February 12, 2002 Council meeting. As the scope of the project grew so did the need for additional funds. A local fundraising campaign began in September of 2002 and raised 2,800,000 through cash and in-kind donations to complete the project. The arena was dedicated on November 29, 2003. In June of 2005, construction of the community room was completed and proudly bears the name Imperial Room. It will host receptions, trade shows, reunions, parties and other events. A basketball floor and arena decking were purchased in 2005 to enable the facility to host basketball games, wrestling matches, and other events.

The Fargo Civic Center, located in the heart of Fargo, North Dakota, is an impressive auditorium that serves as a hub for a variety of events and gatherings. With its spacious seating and state-of-the-art sound system, it provides an immersive experience for attendees, whether they are enjoying a concert, conference, or theatrical performance. The venue's modern design and versatile layout make it a sought-after destination for both local community events and national touring productions. Stepping into the Fargo Civic Center, visitors are greeted by a vibrant atmosphere that buzzes with energy and excitement. The auditorium's acoustics are top-notch, ensuring that every note of music and every spoken word is crystal clear for the audience. From intimate lectures to large-scale productions, this venue can adapt to suit a wide range of needs, making it a dynamic space that continually delights and surprises guests with its flexibility and charm. Generated using this place's available information