Kind of a jungle...BUT... some VERY unique finds and wonderful deals and values if you are willing…read moreto check through there selection available. The cashiers are always quite busy but handle it all with grace and pleasantness in my opinion -- AGAIN-- don't go in expecting "The Ritz" -- but I've, in my opinion, uncovered some PRICELESS items and BARGAIN VALUES!!

It's a lovely, tho very small, air museum. I believe it took us less than an hour & that's with an…read moreaircraft mechanic & enthusiast accompanying me. It's well organized and clean. They do offer event space & have seating permanently out. I thought the price seemed high compared to other similar establishments. However, a big bonus is that they are part of Harvest Host Program, which is what brought us there for 1 nught. Merchandise pricing is on par with online vendors.

This place is amazing. Lots of information to read about and lots of interactive areas. I will be…read moregoing back!

What an absolutely wonderful experience!! It's a museum with lots of history about pioneer days in…read morethe North Dakota region. We arrived at 12pm and completed the tour at 4pm, so be prepared to walk a lot. It's so worth it and there are benches all around to sit. There is an eating area as well with picnic tables. It's a walk through a nice village filled with memorabilia donated from the 1880s and 1900s. There are many antique homes, banks, drug stores, antique cars, planes, church, telephones, saloon, barbershop, ice creamery etc, to see from long ago. We had a super day and learned a lot. There are many photo opts as well. Great for the family, adults and kids as well. There's a gift shop on the premises, with souvenirs and snacks. I totally recommend!!

Excellent stop. This outdoor museum includes historic buildings that were moved to this site…read moreincluding the first house (cabin) in Fargo, a German immigrants home, newspaper office with printing presses, barber shop, dry goods store, apothicary, fire station, sherifff office, saloon, and so much more. They also have an 80-ton train engine, caboose, pullman carriage and train snownplow in their train shed. It's a bit dark in there but absolutely worth a visit. You can walk through the caboose and the pullman. The airplane display also includes an ambulance and a snow vehicle. The helicopter is retired from service in Vietnam. You can walk through the C-47. Gliders, bi-plane, jet. It's a really good collection. Then you have the antique car cillection, agricultural machine collection, Telephone museum, and on and on. So much history in one place. There are picnic tables on site under full sun. Do be sure to bring water and wear sunscreen and a hat in summer as you will be walking between buildings. Public restrooms are in the main building and the church basement. The gift shop sells soda and water aside from toys and gifts, etc. Private parking lot. They have a variety of discounted entries so check out their website for information and add this to your list of places to visit.

"Wooden ships on the water, very free and easy Easy, you…read moreknow the way it's supposed to be" (Crosby, Stills & Nash) In May 1982, the Hjemkomst a massive full-size replica of a 78-foot long and 63-foot high Viking ship left Duluth Minnesota, sailed from Lake Superior across the Great Lakes into the Erie Canal, down the Hudson River to New York City and around the Statue of Liberty, then crossed the Atlantic Ocean and sailed to reach Oslo, Norway on August 9, 1982. When they arrived, Norwegian sailors gifted a keg of Norwegian beer to their visitors! After the ship returned to the US, it became the centerpiece of this beautiful museum run by the Historical and Cultural Society of Clay County. There are plenty of other exhibits to see, but the sheer scale of the Hjemkomst will captivate your attention during your stay.

Very cool museum with impressive replica Viking ship and Scandinavian church! Will return whenever…read morewe're in the F/M area!

Inspire is FANTASTIC! I danced at inspire from 6th grade until my senior year of high school. I…read morehave never felt more welcome! The staff at inspire are loving, motivated, hard working individuals which taught me a lot. I know I'm a better person today because of Inspire and dance!

This is on the second floor of Dempsey's and is great for live music! A lot of local (and some…read morenon-local) bands with unique sounds will perform here and so make sure to check out their website/Facebook page to see which shows are coming up! There's usually a $5-$10 cover when there is a show. They'll sometimes have 90's music dance nights on the weekends, which are super fun to go to as well.

Keeping downtown rocking. Local, regional, national and international bands appear here. A nice…read moreintimate space.

This ballpark is very nice, especially considering it was built for an independent baseball team…read more(and NDSU baseball). The park is almost 20 years old but it still a top notch facility to watch a game. As far as attending a Redhawks game, this has been a popular local event from Day One. The games are entertaining for fans, the park is clean and comfortable, and they have a large variety of food and drink vendors. You won't break the bank going to the game, especially with the park's own concession stand. Hot dogs are $1.50; they have a $2.50 dog deal with a bag of chips and 12oz soda.

A great place to watch a ballgame! All seats in the house provide a nice view of the action...just…read morelike a good minor league field should be. This is a friendly environment with good selections of food and drink. Be sure to check out the schedule for various promotions and specials.

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.