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Stop by the Fargo-Moorhead Visitors Center, and get suggestions for what to see and do in the Fargo, North Dakota area!
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06/12/2025

We asked our Instagram followers what their ideal summer day would include. Here's what they said: 🥯☀️⛱

We asked our Instagram followers what their ideal summer day would include. Here's what they said: Breakfast at Boppas Bagels Boppas has two locations in Fargo-Moorhead, both serving incredible fresh bagels with various schmears. Stick to the regular bagel and cream cheese, or choose a

06/06/2025

🎉 Big congrats to our ZZ Top ticket winners! Each of these lucky fans just scored 2 GA tickets.

Let the summer concerts begin! 🎶🔥🙌

06/03/2025

🔥 Rib lovers, mark your calendars! Happy Harry's RibFest begins tomorrow — June 4-7 at the FARGODOME! Come hungry for award-winning ribs, live music from Montgomery Gentry and Smash Mouth, and a special appearance by the NDSU Bison football team. 🦬🎶🍖

Get the full scoop and snag your tickets here or on our website👉 https://belegendary.link/HappyHarrysRibfest

05/30/2025

🎉 It's officially RACE WEEKEND in Fargo! 🎉
Whether you're running the 5K, 10K, Half, Full, or cheering from the sidelines, it's time to celebrate every mile, every runner, and every moment. Let's make it unforgettable! 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️💥

📸 Don’t forget to tag us in your photos and use to share your race weekend story with the world!

05/29/2025

Visiting Fargo with your dog? Don’t let them miss out—explore our guide to dog-friendly spots in the area!

From parks to patios, discover the city's best dog-friendly spots.

05/22/2025

Explore LGBTQIA2S+-owned and LGBTQIA2S+-friendly establishments while enjoying Fargo-Moorhead's dining, nightlife, attractions, and events. 🏳️‍🌈

05/13/2025

Every few blocks, a new mural awaits! Which local artist created your favorite?🎨

Here's a list of some of the murals you can check out in an afternoon, plus a map to keep track of where you've been.

05/07/2025

It’s National Travel and Tourism Week, and we’re celebrating the power of travel right here in Fargo-Moorhead!

Tourism brings people together, fuels our local economy, and supports the small businesses and workers that make this place one-of-a-kind. In 2024 alone, visitors spent over $1 billion in Cass County—a lot of local pride. 💙

We see that impact every day in our community, and this week, we’re proud to recognize it. 💼🌍

Share your favorite attractions in the comments!

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05/01/2025

Treat Mom to a brunch she’ll never forget. 💐 Explore the best spots in Fargo to make her day extra special!

Brunch is just the beginning—check out all the unique ways to treat Mom this Mother’s Day in Fargo-Moorhead.

04/24/2025

Another reason to plan your next visit! Fargo’s art scene is one to experience in person. 🎨🧳

Public art is the pulse of downtown Fargo, blanketing walls of alleyways and building facades. There’s also a profound maker movement.

04/22/2025

No matter the season—or the water levels—Fargo-Moorhead shows up with love for the earth. From snowy trails to leafy strolls, nature thrives here all year long. 💚⁠
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04/15/2025

Easter Brunch Alert!
Still deciding where to take the family?
Discover the top-rated spots in your area and make this Easter one to remember! Click to find out more...

Celebrate Easter with a delicious brunch! 🐰🥂🌸 Enjoy seasonal favorites, sweet treats, and bubbly sips with family and friends.

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2001 44th Street S
Fargo, ND
58103

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 4pm
Tuesday	9am - 4pm
Wednesday	9am - 4pm
Thursday	9am - 4pm
Friday	9am - 4pm
Saturday	9am - 4pm
Sunday	9am - 4pm

Website

https://www.fargomoorhead.org/

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Fargo. North of Normal

Fargo’s organized sprawl and continually growing boundaries rise from the prairie, marking the eastern border of North Dakota.

People know us by the 1996 film, Fargo, featuring thick Midwestern accents and a gruesome woodchipper murder scene (we have the original on display!).

The accents are only mildly accurate, but we swear the people are much nicer. In real life, you’ll be hard-pressed to walk downtown without receiving smiles or nods from locals, who also give out kind words like they’re going out of style.

Things to do in Fargo

Beyond the “North Dakota nice” residents, you’ll also find plenty of things to do and places to visit in Fargo -- from art museums and a zoo to an Old West-style town and an iconic 1920’s theater, plus much more.

The main Fargo events center, the Fargodome, hosts shows as huge as Elton John and Justin Timberlake (as well as an annual marathon run), while smaller venues hold comedy nights, open mics, and live music events nearly every night of the week.

The region’s largest shopping mall, a mid-sized airport, professional baseball and hockey teams, and ND’s largest college, North Dakota State University, also add to Fargo’s appeal.

Why Fargo deserves to be discovered

Fargo is a hidden gem among U.S. cities, ranking in Expedia’s top 50 vacation destinations in North America. While it supplies all the amenities of big-city living (except an IKEA), it maintains the friendly feel of a true North Dakotan small town.

Stretching under the great expanse of the ND sky, you don’t have to go far for incredible sunsets, rolling prairie, and unimpaired views of the stars.

The flat nature of the Red River Valley where Fargo sits does mean few trees and almost no hills to block the wind. So while Chicago may have cornered the nickname “Windy City”, locals agree we should put a bid in for “Windier City”.

We’re weird and we’re proud of it. Quirky events, cool sites, and interesting people make us different, and you can feel it the moment you arrive. Who wants normal when you can be north of it?