Events around the metro
Concerts, markets, games, and meetups across Fargo, Moorhead, West Fargo, and the towns around them. Own a local business? Post your events free.
Saturday, December 5
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- Last day
Window Wonderland
Downtown Fargo, through Dec 5
Downtown Fargo storefronts dress their windows for the holidays. Free to stroll, roughly 10am-5pm daily.
- Dec 31
Holiday Lights at the Fairgrounds
Red River Valley Fairgrounds, through Dec 31
A drive-through holiday light display at the Red River Valley Fairgrounds, open nightly 5-10pm through New Year's Eve (closed Christmas Day). Admission is charged per vehicle.
- 8:00
Saturdays - Breakfast 9-1, Bingo @ Noon!
Lucky's 13 Pub
Made to order Breakfast menu 9-1. Bingo @ Noon with 5 progressive pots!
- 10:00
Christmas on the Prairie
Bonanzaville, until 5:00 PM
Bonanzaville's pioneer village celebrates an old-fashioned Christmas with carolers, horse-drawn wagon rides, blacksmith demonstrations, and a soup-and-sandwich lunch.
- 10:00
Unglued Christmas Market
West Acres Regional Shopping Center, until 6:00 PM
Unglued's holiday market brings local makers to West Acres. Free admission.
- 11:00
Santa's Snowfari
Red River Zoo, until 4:00 PM
Holiday fun at the Red River Zoo, with Santa visiting from 11am to 2pm. Free for zoo members.
- 12:00
Made & Merry: A Fine Art Pop-Up Market
Scan Design, until 9:00 PM
A holiday pop-up of fine art and handmade gifts from regional artists at Scan Design.
- 1:00
Santa Village at Rheault Farm
Rheault Farm, until 5:00 PM
Visit Santa and Mrs. Claus, meet the reindeer, and enjoy crafts and cookies at Fargo Parks' Rheault Farm. Free.
- 2:00
100th Annual Concordia Christmas Concert
Memorial Auditorium, Concordia College
Concordia College marks a century of its Christmas Concert with the theme "Child of Promise, Shine Through Us!" Tickets are available to the public.
Repeats daily · 1 more date - 6:30
Xcel Energy Holiday Lights Parade
Downtown Fargo, until 8:00 PM
Downtown Fargo's annual holiday kickoff: illuminated floats, marching units, and equestrian entries, watched by thousands along the route. Free.