What's New in Fargo-Moorhead

As soon as the snow melts in North Dakota and Minnesota, it’s shorts season – other places call this summer. The Northern Midwest doesn’t get as long of a summer as other regions, so locals covet the warm weather and celebrate with a very specific set of must-dos. Here’s how to summer like a …READ MORE

When you house an epic movie prop in your Visitors Center, it’s only natural that people want to take pictures with it. So we encourage them, with funny hats and stuff. But we also judge them, and show our adoration for the top shots here, every month. Want to be included? Just tag …READ MORE

Fargo was recently ranked as the most patriotic city in North Dakota, so we obviously go all out for our 4th of July celebrations. If you’re in town for the day, or for the entire weekend, here’s an itinerary to fill your days. Wednesday, July 4th Bonanzaville: A Historical Independence Day To start …READ MORE

The first of two Streets Alive! events is happening this Sunday, August 28th from noon ’til 5:00 PM.

The Scandinavian Hjemkomst and Midwest Viking Festival celebrates Nordic culture and the Viking Age – two things we take seriously in Fargo. A large percentage of our population is of Scandinavian descent, so ‘Viking Fest’ (as it’s known for short) is a great way to learn about the local culture. Live like 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 a F-M 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

Now that the weather in Fargo-Moorhead is reaching for 70’s quite consistently it is perfect weather to start rolling again. Thankfully the F-M has been expanding and improving the bike trails around the area.

Fargo Craft Beer Week is happening for the first time EVER from June 11-16. Celebrate this momentous occasion by picking up a special beer passport. For this week only you can: Pick up a passport from any of the local breweries or the Fargo-Moorhead Visitors Center, Follow the below route through Fargo’s 8 …READ MORE

Fargo loves beer… the craftier the better. Locals play games surrounding it, put strange things in it, and help hold down North Dakota’s #3 position on the list of states that drink the most beer. Fargoans are also huge supporters of drinking local, and we have the breweries to prove it. Fargo breweries …READ MORE

Ahhh Fargo. For better or worse, the Coen brothers named their beloved cult classic film after our sprawling Midwestern metropolis, and forever left people wondering if we actually sound like that. Truth be told, some do. Others, however, think the thick movie accents overdo it, leaving a bad impression of North Dakotans and Minnesotans. …READ MORE