Jul 01 Tuesday
YFC peaches are tree ripened and hand-picked then shipped directly to Fargo for superior flavor. The microclimate creates concentrated flavor and sugar, making these peaches taste better than any other. Eat these juicy, plump peaches fresh or transform into pies, crisp, cobblers, smoothies, eat on top of ice cream, pancakes and French toast. Endless possibilities. Cinnamon roasted pecans are also available. Pre-order on our website. https://redriveryfc.com/event/peaches/ or just stop by the peach truck between 11-6. Your purchase supports local at-risk youth. Thank You!
Jul 02 Wednesday
Open Mic Comedy in the Cellar
Up to 25 comedians3 or 5 minute sets
Every Wednesday NightSign-up 7:30, show 8pm
Free Event!21+STAGE TIME IS NOT GUARANTEED
The CellarUnderground Comedy ClubBelow Front Street TaproomDowntown Fargo
Jul 03 Thursday
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Jul 05 Saturday
The public is invited to celebrate “Gingras Days” July 5 and 6 at state historic sites near Walhalla. The event is free, and all ages are welcome.
The Gingras Trading Post State Historic Site, located just 1.5 miles northeast of Walhalla, features the historic Gingras home and trading post. These are two of the oldest standing structures in the state. Built by prominent fur trader Antoine Blanc Gingras, these buildings offer a rare glimpse into Métis architecture and life along the northern frontier. Indigenous and settler games will be available to play each day. The Gingras open house also features free guided tours and hands-on history experiences: • Friday, July 5–Step into the role of early hunters and try your hand at an atlatl, a prehistoric spear-throwing tool, aimed at a simulated bison target. • Saturday, July 6–Watch sparks fly as Outreach Coordinator Brian Hardy fires up an antique forge to demonstrate traditional blacksmithing techniques once essential to fur trade life. While in the area be sure to stop by the Walhalla State Historic Site. It is home to the recently reconstructed Kittson cabin. From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., explore the history of Norman Kittson and the mid-19th century trading post he established around 1852. The site is located at 201 Martyr Drive in Walhalla. Gingras Trading Post State Historic Site is located at 12899 105th St NE Walhalla, ND 58282 and the Walhalla State Historic Site located at 201 Martyr Drive, Walhalla, ND, 58282 are managed by the State Historical Society of North Dakota. The grounds of both are open year-round. For more information, contact Brian Hardy, shspembina@nd.gov or 701.825.6840. Find additional programs at history.nd.gov/events.
The Timeless Traditions Workshop is a hands-on, one hour program held once a month, designed for children and beginner adults eager to explore the practical skills of the 19th-century frontier. Each session introduces a new skill, such as embroidery, quilting, butter-making, leatherworking, drop spindling, 3 Sisters gardening, soapstone carving/whittling (child safe version), dried herb caches, basket weaving, flint knapping, Tipi set up, ink making, paper making/journaling, rag rugs, tin lanterns, Mandan pottery, etc. Participants will learn the history behind the craft, observe a demonstration, and complete a small project using provided supplies.
Jul 08 Tuesday
Jul 09 Wednesday
Join us for Pawfect Pals Preschool Discovery Hour! This month, we are partnering with Central Dakota Humane Society to explore the world of pets and animal care with hands-on activities specially designed for preschoolers. From X-rays to pet cleanups, your littlest learners will discover what it means to be a responsible and loving pet owner!
Bring your preschoolers to discover:- Poop Scoop Clean-Up (don’t worry, it’s just playdough!)- Animal X-Rays- Vet Check-Ups (bring your favorite stuffed animal!)- Rigamajig Houses- …and more furry fun!
Date & Time: July 9 & 12 from 9:00 to 9:45 AMLocation: North Dakota's Gateway to ScienceBest for ages 3–5 | Free Program
Preschool Discovery Hour is proudly sponsored by Essentia Health.