Fargo-Moorhead comes alive in the winter with gorgeous light setups with a snowy backdrop. Check out the best spots to see holiday lights in Fargo. Mary's Light Tunnel Located along the river in Moorhead's Viking Ship Park, Mary's Light Tunnel is a gorgeous tunnel to walk, snowshoe, or…
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So much is happening for the holidays in Fargo, so we put this list together for you. Don't forget your mask when you're heading to these events and check ahead to make sure that these are still happening as planned. Dine in an Igloo or Ice House Chalet Several restaurants are offering…
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Fargo's sister city, Moorhead, has some mighty fine ethnic eats. With over 220 local restaurants in Fargo-Moorhead (around 40 of which serve great ethnic food), we wanted to talk about the top spots on the Minnesota side of the river. The Spice Grille (African) The owner of The Spice Grille…
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No one's ever uttered the phrase, "What happens in Fargo, stays in Fargo" or called it the "City that Never Sleeps." We don't have a Six Flags Over Fargo or a Playa del Woodchipper. Heck, we rarely make lists of top tourist destinations. You might find this odd coming from an organization whose…
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Although the season is short, fall in Fargo is one of the best times in the year to get cozy and enjoy the beautiful weather, pretty leaves, and fun events. Here are some fun fall activities in Fargo, ND. Red River Market The largest farmers’ market in the state happens every Saturday…
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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. American Brew Bird Brew Bird has a flour-free kitchen! Pair amazing…
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There's a pretty big secret out there. There's some world-class catfishing in Fargo-Moorhead. According to Sky Above Us, the Red River of the North is the best place for Channel Catfishing in North America. And we agree! Whether you'd like to go out on your own to the 12 landing locations in…
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Fargo may be a city, but its roots are agricultural – we swear that whole "amber waves of grain" line was written for us. Just drive 15 minutes in any direction outside city limits and you'll find yourself in fields of corn, soybeans, sunflowers, wheat, and really anything that grows. Every…
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Once the weather hits 50°F in Fargo, locals can be found outside wearing shorts and doing anything possible to soak up the warmth. That includes hitting the extensive networks of bike trails in the area. If you'd rather hold off for slightly warmer or colder (!) weather, that's understandable –…
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Are you ever looking for the best antique store near me? You could spend days finding the perfect vintage record, piece of furniture, or antique collectible. This guide lists all the top antique stores in Fargo and its sister city Moorhead from the Fargo Antiques Repurposed Market to the largest…
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