What's New in Fargo-Moorhead

There are many reasons to visit (and live in) Fargo. The infamous Woodchipper, the Iconic Fargo Theatre, great local shopping, killer nightlife, tons of art, we could go on! Listed among the top reasons you’ll quickly discover, THE FOOD! Between Fargo and its sister cities, Moorhead and West Fargo, there are over 450 …READ MORE

Photo credit to North Dakota Tourism Travel in 2020 may be a bit different than usual, but road trips have never been a more popular way to get from place to place. Whether you’re flying into Minneapolis or driving from the West through North Dakota, this itinerary can help you find the best …READ MORE

Sometimes it can be daunting to find gluten-free restaurants nearby when you’re traveling, we wanted to make it easier by putting together a list of many of the restaurants in Fargo that offer gluten-free options. While restaurants are still navigating the COVID-19 pandemic, we recommend calling ahead before going to these establishments. Also, …READ MORE

Most people probably don’t associate wine with the Red River Valley. But, we deal in some pretty serious wine around these parts.

Fargo is covered in art. Literally. Everything from the buildings to the electrical boxes that are coated with the amazing works of local artists. Every few blocks a new mural awaits. Below is a list of some of the murals in the Fargo area that you can check out. Even during these uncertain …READ MORE

With a rich Scandinavian and German heritage, Fargoans tend to adapt many of their ancestors’ drinking habits. Here are some ways to keep up with us when you’re here: Put odd things in your beer Although we do like our craft beer in the Midwest, a lot of us also partake in a …READ MORE

America’s favorite pastime comes with plenty of perks – great entertainment, a family-friendly atmosphere, and (our personal favorite) delicious ballpark food. We recommend skipping dinner and heading to an FM RedHawks baseball game if you want to really indulge. Here’s what’s on the menu: Starters Peanuts & crackerjacks What would a baseball game be …READ MORE

Ah, the Red River of the North! Divider of our sister cities (Fargo and Moorhead), the Red acts as a natural border between North Dakota and Minnesota and provides both places with plenty of opportunity for fun on the water. The 550-mile stretch of the river contains 70+ species of fish and with …READ MORE

Contrary to popular belief, it’s not always frigid in Fargo. It can get hot…really hot. Throw a little humidity into the mix and it can be downright sweltering. If you find yourself in Fargo on one of these hot days, here are a few fun things to do to beat the heat. 1. Ice cream …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