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While life still looks a little different for everyone, that doesn’t mean Easter can’t be celebrated. Granite City Granite City’s Lawless Easter Brunch will be serving up freshly carved ham, omelet creation station, salmon, and more! Reservations are encouraged. Granite City also has you covered for family-style to-go! Offering from9 a.m-2 p.m., enjoy …READ MORE

Of all the things to do with your family in Fargo, the Red River Zoo should top the list. You can spend hours visiting over 89 species, riding an antique carousel, and playing in the new interactive children’s exhibits. Fargo’s zoo features both native and exotic animals found in similar climate conditions as …READ MORE

Whether you’re traveling with toddlers or teenagers, this Fargo parents’ guide should help you get a start on your vacation the right way. Things to do for any age Red River Valley Zoo Regardless of the age of your kiddos, the Red River Zoo is a good option. Stroll among these endangered, cold-weather …READ MORE

It has been a long winter in Fargo and as much as we love a snow-covered tree, it’s nice to finally see the sun! Several things mark the beginning of spring in Fargo – one of which is the locals wearing shorts any day that’s 40°F or warmer. Beyond pale legs finally seeing the …READ MORE

Turning 25 this year, Fargo has a special place in our hearts. Let’s take a look at 25 facts that even super fans may not know. 25 Things True Fans Should Know 1. No, it’s not a true story Although the film begins with the preface saying otherwise, the plot is pure fiction. …READ MORE

We asked our locals where they like to eat in town. Downtown Dave, a local hero who was a huge part of Downtown Fargo’s revitalization, shared where he likes to enjoy a meal. Here are his recommendations: Mezzaluna Mezzaluna is an upscale eatery right in Downtown Fargo. They shine through their locally sourced …READ MORE

Fargo’s tagline is “North of Normal.” The phrase is about an attitude and a way of doing things that’s different and unexpected, so we thought it would be fun to highlight a few places in the area that you might not find in any other destination – North of Normal places, if you will. …READ MORE

We talked with Andy Maus, the CEO and Director at the Plains Art Museum to get an inside look at the museum and what’s to come in 2021. Question: What’s the history of the Plains Art Museum? Andy: Plains Art Museum was established as the Red River Art Center in 1965 in the …READ MORE

If you love outdoor wintry fun, Fargo is a great place to visit. We have so many things to do while you’re here, we created a two-day itinerary for you to follow just to fit them all in. But first, let’s talk about Fargo in the winter. Is it cold? Yes, but we’ve added a …READ MORE

Our dogs know how to make the best out of most situations, and winter weather is no exception! The 10 Best Things About Winter in Fargo, According to Dogs: 1). Snow piled up on snoots 2). Catching a big wet snowball in mid-air 3). Snowshoeing with humans 4). Skijoring! 5). Catching a whiff …READ MORE