Fargo is a town chock-full of surprises and memorable sites. Here are a few of the hidden gems within the community that are worth seeking out. Rollo statue Standing tall to honor Rollo the Viking from Alesund, Norway, came to Fargo in 1912 and was greeted by a crowd of 15,000…
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Grab your paddles, pop on your life jackets, and explore Fargo from the water! The Red River of the north provides plenty of water-based fun, from fishing and boating to the theme of this post: canoeing and kayaking. Below are all the details on getting on the water in Fargo. Rent a…
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They say the heart of rock and roll is still beating (or at least Huey Lewis does). Here in Fargo-Moorhead, the heart of the local music scene beats loud and proud and there's no shortage of places to hear it for yourself. Let us break it down by what you’re looking for. Local, original…
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Manhattans, Old Fashioneds, artistically contrived martinis and cocktails… yes, please! When it comes to the science of concocting new cocktails or putting new twists on the classics, the mixologists of Fargo-Moorhead know what they’re doing and they do it very well. Here are a few restaurants…
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Fargo is a community of artists, by artists, and for artists. Whether you're a lover of fine jazz, a festival-goer, a vintage vinyl collector, or a lead guitarist looking to peruse new gear, you've come to the right place. Here are a few places to visit in Fargo-Moorhead from one music-lover to…
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