Cinephiles should make a point to seek out director David Kittredge’s thoroughly entertaining documentary “Boorman and the ...

On November 3, Fargo voters will be asked to reauthorize Fargo Public Schools’ general fund mill levy. A YES vote allows ...

After four years away, Randal Black brings Grindflicks back with a free “Total Action Cinema” night Sept. 25 at The Bomb Shelter in Fargo.

Us North Dakotans love our Knoephla soup. I am no exception. I have fond childhood memories of sitting in my grandmother’s kitchen making this dumpling soup. From then until today, my taste buds go ...

You’ve heard of the farm to table moment. But this time, the table comes to the farm. The menu focuses on local food, with a multi-course meal prepared by Chef Paul Hagen from New Vibe Culinary and ...

Closures in the Fargo-Moorhead service industry have been fast and furious as of late. It’s an unfortunate trend that will hopefully subside. The closing of Third Drop Coffee, Twenty Below Coffee Co.

The FM Symphony performs live orchestral scores from composer Joe Hisaishi. This concert will bring the magical sounds of some of the most celebrated animated films, featuring orchestral medleys from ...

Alicia Underlee Nelson is a woman of many hats, a journalist and author of a number of books. She’s covered North Dakota full time for 13 years, so it’s her job to know what’s going on in this part of ...

STANDING ROCK – Long ago, Native American women would stuff dirt up their dresses to keep from getting raped by the wasi’chu, meaning eat the fat, a term which has evolved to denote the collective ...

Polish up your dancing shoes because the Nashville-based queer Americana singer songwriter known for their evocative yet poetic lyrics surrounding identity, struggle and the current political climate ...

BISMARCK– In 2016, Debra Haaland cooked green chili and tortillas at the Standing Rock Sioux camps pitched against the Dakota Access Pipeline. Bringing food was her traditional way of contributing to ...

A big show at The Aquarium, the first time in Fargo for Thriftworks, the electronica producer known for colossal bass notes. Supported by Dakota Faye, Chuck Wayne, and The Human Element. 21+, $15 ...