Community Calendar

An all ages event! Come out to White Horse Hill for free snow shoe rentals (weather permitting) from 12 - 4 pm every second and fourth weekend of January and February 2025! Free snowshoe rentals are provided by Friends of White Horse Hill and the National Wildlife Refuge System.

Join Prairie Public for a premiere event for our new original documentary, Chosen Home.

With first-hand accounts and archival photos, this 30-minute film explores immigrant and refugee experiences — their challenges, successes, and how their experiences have shaped their new life in Minnesota.

📅 Tuesday, April 1, 2025

📍 Barry Auditorium at Concordia College, Moorhead

⏰ Schedule:
5:30pm: Reception & Refreshments
6pm: Film Screening
6:45pm: Panel Discussion

Panelists include Sam Garcia, Dr. Fanny Roncal Ramirez, and Dr. Marcia Santiago Scarpin. Concordia professor Dr. Lisa Twomey will moderate.

This event is free and open to the public. We hope to see you there!

This project is made possible by the Minnesota Legacy Amendment's Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund.

Open Mic Comedy in the Cellar

Up to 25 comedians
3 or 5 minute sets

Every Wednesday Night
Sign-up 7:30, show 8pm

Free Event!
21+
STAGE TIME IS NOT GUARANTEED

The Cellar
Underground Comedy Club
Below Front Street Taproom
Downtown Fargo

Join Hospice of the Red River Valley for Heartstrings: A Remembrance Service, a special hands-on grief workshop and remembrance ceremony. During this class, you will have the opportunity to create personalized memory keychains using individually chosen beads, to honor your loved ones. The class will be followed by a remembrance service to celebrate those we’ve lost. This event is free and open to the public, but preregistration is required as space is limited.

Join Hospice of the Red River Valley for Heartstrings: A Remembrance Service, a special hands-on grief workshop and remembrance ceremony. During this class, you will have the opportunity to create personalized memory keychains using individually chosen beads, to honor your loved ones. The class will be followed by a remembrance service to celebrate those we’ve lost. This event is free and open to the public, but preregistration is required as space is limited.

Saturday, April 5
8-9:30am or 10-11:30am
$5/Person

Limited spots available. Reserve your tickets today!

Hop into spring with our special BREAKFAST WITH THE BUNNY event! Esteemed guests enjoy:
• Tasty Treats
• Festive Family Activities
• Bouldering Wall & Inflatable
• Family Play Center
• Photo Op with the Easter Bunny!
All proceeds from this festive fundraiser support Family Memberships, Safety Around Water and Childcare & Camp Scholarships for local youth!

https://bismarckymca.org/register.aspx

An all ages event! Come out to White Horse Hill for free snow shoe rentals (weather permitting) from 12 - 4 pm every second and fourth weekend of January and February 2025! Free snowshoe rentals are provided by Friends of White Horse Hill and the National Wildlife Refuge System.

The Our Place Motorcycle Club (OPMC) and Designer Genes of ND are “riding tandem” to raise funds for the iCan Bike Camp which will be held in Bismarck this summer, 2025.

The 9th Annual Bikers 4 Bikers Fundraising is on Saturday, April 5th, 2025. There will be lots of family fun to be had. In addition lunch (free will donation), music, games, bake sale, a silent auction, and more.

We hope that we can encourage you to help us out with this amazing opportunity for individuals who want to learn how to ride a two-wheel bike without training wheels.

All sponsorships and funds raised through this event will go towards the cost of the bike camp and are tax-deductible. All sponsorships and donations will be advertised at the event.

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.

North Country Fiddle and Dance
Community Dance

with
Sugar on the Roof, (of Hibbing and Duluth)

Live Music! All Join Hands! All ages; families, couples, singles

North American Folk Dances: Reels, squares, circle mixers and more...
all dances are taught and easy to learn!

Sugar on the Roof is Megan Orwig Reynolds on guitar and vocals, Jefferson Reynolds on banjo and trombone, and Clancy Ward on fiddle and vocals.  We craft an evening of early Americana music from the 1920's, 30's and 40's; and we met on the dance floor, so dancing is our thing.