Are you looking for Fargo's Fourth of July events? We have a week of fun things to do for the 4th of July in Fargo.
Tuesday, July 1: A day celebrating all things Fargo
Since the 4th of July marks our American pride, spend July 1st at the different places around town that highlight the Fargo area's heritage.
701 Day
Celebrate North Dakota in Broadway Square with 701 Day. Enjoy entertainment like live music, participate in the interactive art piece, and take great Instagrammable photos.
Broadway Square | 201 Broadway N, Fargo
Brewhalla
There aren't many other spots in the area that are as uniquely Fargo as Brewhlla. This food hall, shopping market, and local beer haven are the perfect places to grab a meal and a Drekker beer while cooling down inside or on their many patios.
Plus, the fun doesn't have to stop there; Brewhalla also has a hotel where you can stay as a family.
1702 1st Ave N, Fargo | (701) 532-0506
Wednesday, July 2nd: All-American day
Breakfast at Marge's Diner
This eclectic spot not only boasts a comprehensive collection of salt and pepper shakers that would rival your grandma's, but it also offers bottomless mimosas and fantastic food every day of the week.
220 N Broadway, Fargo
Lindenwood Park
We recommend a relaxing day in the park to continue the patriotic weekend. Rent a kayak at Lindenwood Park and hop on the Red River for an afternoon of leisure.
1905 Roger Maris Dr, Fargo | (701) 499-6060
Hot Dog for Lunch
There's nothing quite like a hot dog to help celebrate the USA. Some local restaurants with a hot dog option include Hi-Ho, Moorhead Dairy Queen, and Legends.
Fargo Air Museum
The Fargo Air Museum features two full hangars of aircraft and interactive displays, catering to aviation enthusiasts of all ages.
1609 19th Ave N, Fargo | (701) 293-8043
Broadway Square Summer Music Series
Broadway Square will be hosting a music series in its bandshell this summer. On July 2, we recommend reserving a table at Rosewild and enjoying the music accompanied by a curated food and drink menu.
201 Broadway, Fargo
Trivia: Stars, Stripes & Fireworks
Celebrate America with hot dogs, history, and fireworks at Camp Lonetree. U.S. trivia begins at 7 pm, with the winning team taking home a $25 gift card and a drink token.
701 North University Drive, Fargo | (701) 532-0734
Thursday, July 3rd: A day of history & Vikings
Breakfast at Randy's Diner
Randy's has everything you'd need on a breakfast menu and excellent service to boot. Try one of their omelets or opt for the breakfast sandwich, accompanied by their crispy hash browns on the side.
2130 University Dr, Fargo | (701) 280-0414
Hjemkomst Center
1st stop: The Historical and Cultural Society of Clay County. The Ihdago Manipi exhibit examines Clay County as it took form on the western edge of Minnesota 150 years ago; its tallgrass prairies and forested rivers supported a unique ecosystem that included bison, wolves, beaver, and communities of Dakota, Ojibwe, and Métis people.
Also, check out the Hjemkomst Viking Ship and the Norwegian Stave Church while you're there.
202 1st Ave N, Moorhead | (218) 299-5515
Sons of Norway
Next, head to Sons of Norway and their Kringen Lounge for lunch. Start with some Scandinavian specialties (they'll be happy to explain anything on the menu).
After you refuel, it's time to continue on your tour of all things Scandinavian.
722 2nd Ave N, Fargo | (701) 232-9222
Rollo Statue & Shopping Downtown
While you're nearby, check out Rollo the Viking Statue across the street. This was one of five Norwegian monuments erected following Norway's independence from Sweden.
9th St & 4th Ave N, Fargo
Next, hit up Stabo. This store is your one-stop shop for all things Scandinavian.
Check out these top places to shop in Downtown Fargo for more shopping inspiration.
Dinner at Prairie Kitchen
This Scandinavian restaurant has local touches throughout, and the dining room feels like you're back home at your Grandmother's. Try the lefse platter and the hotdish of the moment, and then pop upstairs to the rooftop patio for an after-dinner drink.
701 N University Dr, Fargo | (701) 532-0734
Friday, 4th of July: Independence Day Activities
Bonanzaville: 4th of July Carnival
Head to the pioneer village of Bonanzaville, USA, to start your Independence Day for a day full of patriotic (and historic) fun! Carnival-themed games from Games Galore, food vendors, trivia, and bingo will all be part of the big day.
The historic celebration starts at 10 a.m.
1351 Main Ave W, West Fargo | (701) 282-2822
We The Party People
Get ready to party like it's 1776 at Drekker! They're throwing a super duper fun party with bouncy houses, games, treats, and star-spangled fun for all ages. The day begins at 10 a.m.
1666 1st Ave N, Fargo | (701) 532-0506
Red River Valley Fair
The Red River Valley Fair will be in full swing. After your morning at Bonanzaville, head next door for classic fair goodies, including food, treats, rides, and various displays.
1805 Main Ave W, West Fargo | (701) 282-2200
Redhawks Baseball Game
Enjoy a good ol' baseball game at Newman Outdoor Field against Winnipeg with a 4th of July Celebration and Postgame Fireworks. The game starts at 7:05 p.m.
Newman Outdoor Field | 1515 15th Ave N, Fargo | (701) 235-6161
Spending the 4th of July in Fargo means a weekend of fireworks, events, and outdoor activities. Happy birthday, America!
