Whether attending movies or shows or when I work via Tickets 300-- the service may I say-- is 1000%…read moreabove and beyond FANTASTIC! I as well DARE anyone to NOT FALL to the DELICIOUS aroma of "classic" popcorn offerings of such a classic venue-- trust me, every time I work I canNOT RESIST!! :P

While traveling through Fargo we decided to take in a movie at this historic theatre. The movie we…read morewanted was in the smaller theater two. This theater is smaller but has some really great upgrades. The seats are super comfortable, with cup holders and a bit of a recline. The sound and picture were very good. if you are wondering if you want to wait for a movie to go to the bigger screening room the answer should be no. This one is perfect.

We came to the amphitheater here for a show and were generally pretty happy. The acoustics were…read moregood and the open air, beautiful view, outdoors in nature aspects of an open-air amphitheater were really wonderful to experience. We've been to several venues like this and really enjoyed that the layout of the amphitheater seemed to take into account giving everyone a great view and making everyone comfortable. The seated area with the plastic seats was super comfortable with a slight angle to the floor so that even short people like me could see. Even the stone rings around the top of the theater were designed for people to sit there and enjoy the show. At this particular show, it poured rain. Overall, I thought the staff did a really decent job of maintaining order and keeping everything together. The one thing I didn't like was the security crew insisting that you had to go all the way around to the top of the seated area if you had a ticket to get in there. They wouldn't check your ticket and let you just walk in the "short way." Since it was pouring rain, this was more of an issue than it might have been on a sunny day. But seriously -- no one was trying to get one over... people just wanted the shortest route from A to B. But whatever. Beautiful venue and a really nice place to see a show. If you're headed there in the summer, bring bug spray.

Fax: (218) 477.6501 Box Office: (218) 477.6502…read moreGeneral E-mail: trollwood@fargo.k12.nd.us This used to be located in Fargo, however their location that flooded every year made it almost an untenable situation, and as such, they moved here to Moorhead. Sponsored in part by the Fargo Public School system, Trollwood (as it's normally shortened to) is a school that teaches students about becoming actors/actresses, working the stage as stage hands and crew, building sets, and running productions for the main show, and art classes, music classes, ballet, dancing, and more. Every summer they put on a production be it either Broadway, off-Broadway or simply something fun for cheap under the stars - bring mosquito repellent just in case. The new bowl seating is great... but still freeze/floods a bit. Some other events including concerts, mini-performances by the younger students, lectures, talks, and performances by traveling groups also happen here. The parking is slightly better at the new location, I'll give it that.

I would highly recommend going to the marcus theaters by sky zone because they are really nice…read morethere and make people feel welcome and show basic hospitality.

Super Comfy! Helpful staff! Yummy treats! Total winner!! #Century10 #Fargo #ND #AdventuresOfHollyD…read more#TheNannyDiaries

FOR THIS AREA, THERE IS NO.BETTER. OUTDOOR VENUE--- you'd have to travel miles away to experience…read moreanything CLOSE!! The variety of acts offered is also outstanding-- especially kudos go to Jade Presents and Tickets 300!!

Great outdoor theater to see concerts at. If you go July or August, be sure to bring bug spray.read more

Amazing venue! We got to see Carrie Underwood here and Journey last year for my work Christmas…read moreparties. The sound in the arena is incredible! I usually prefer outdoor festivals, but for an indoor venue this definitely is it! They offered many drink and food options as well. You can see great from any seat in the house. The bathrooms were kept clean. No complaints!

Didn't have any meat, didn't t offer anything else. They brought a plate of broken chips and didn't…read morecheck back. Definitely wasted a new years Eve dinner during this amateur hour!

Amazing jump scares! I love the decor! Many actors! Many rooms definitely worth more than they ask!…read moreLove that they help the shelter! So worth it!

Solid four stars for Gate City Bank Field at the Fargodome. It feels reliable and worth…read morerecommending, even if it isn't necessarily a must-visit favorite. I'd be comfortable going back.

I've been here about 5 times for NDSU Bison Football games. It gets loud…read more This place definitely needs an overhaul. Pro Tip: Do not by tickets in Rows AA and up. These are in row 27 on up and the stairs are steep. The lack of variety of concessions is very noticeable. Hot dogs, nachos, Domino's Pizza, cinnomin almonds and walking tacos. Concourses are crowded and bathroom lines are long. We walk about 3 blocks for $5 parking. I really enjoy Bison Football games, so will be returning for the next 2 years. The wifi here is awful!

Moorhead does it better. Here are the arts. A long time center of the arts community and…read morecornerstone of the regional arts. A great place for events.

The Rourke is much like Doctor Who's TARDIS: It's bigger on the inside! This museum might look…read moresmall, but it is jam-packed with Art that challenges, that makes you ask questions, that inspires. Bonus: the price of admission is FREE so you can visit as often as you want. My favorite exhibit hosted by The Rourke in recent years was TransNodak, which was "a photo series about twelve local trans people living in/from North Dakota." The gallery talk with the artist was both moving and educational. My favorite piece from the permanent collection is a sculpture called "Cream Puff with Frogs." It is exactly what it sounds like, and I never pass by it without pausing to smile. Weather-permitting, don't miss the sculptures on the patio to the West and the pollinator gardens to the East! Across the street, between M&H and Ace Hardware, is a small area called the Sticks Garden, which features pillar sculptures by local artists as well as beautiful flowers in the summer. It's a unique space to sit and rest your feet after an afternoon walking around The Rourke. Check it out here: https://sticksgarden.com/about-2/