What's New in Fargo-Moorhead

A unique youth development organization committed to providing high-quality performing arts and exceptional community entertainment.

Find original artwork, paintings, sculptures, and ceramics by local and regional artists.

Committed to bringing the very finest in choral music through their intimate Christmas dinner concert and annual spring concert.

The Fargo woodchipper scene goes down as one of the most infamous murder scenes in cult classic cinema history. And although the Coen brothers’ film Fargo wasn’t actually filmed in Fargo, North Dakota, you can still visit this original movie prop, (and its stunt double) at the Fargo-Moorhead Visitors Center. Where? The Fargo …READ MORE

Theatre B produces a four-show main stage season, presenting some of the newest, most innovative plays available for the Fargo-Moorhead region. The season spans from fall through spring, with each show running at least four or five weeks. This performance schedule is unique in the region. Theatre B’s long runs allow artists to …READ MORE

The Rourke Art Gallery + Museum in Fargo’s sister city of Moorhead, Minnesota, is the oldest art museum in the area and one of Fargo-Moorhead’s top attractions. Located inside a renovated post office building from 1915, this free art museum’s permanent collection has over 5,000 local, regional, and national works on display.  When …READ MORE

The Plains Art Museum in Fargo is the largest art museum in North Dakota, located in a renovated International Harvester warehouse in the city’s downtown district. If you’re all about finding local art, this is the place to see it. This free art museum’s permanent collection has over 4,000 local, regional, and national …READ MORE

The Division of Performing Arts at NDSU promotes the arts through its educational programs, its creative work, and its outreach activities. The Division of Performing Arts includes the Challey School of Music and the Department of Theatre Arts.

The student-focused Memorial Union Gallery hosts exhibitions, workshops, discussions, literary journals, spoken-word poetry events and performances to provide diverse opportunities to connect with the arts.

Theatrical productions by the students of the Theatre Arts program at Minnesota State University Moorhead.