Free events in Fargo, ND

Play for free in a trivia game hosted by DJ Rob. Winners may receive free drinks, gift certificates, or both.

Kids Day features a family focused offer where children 12 and under eat free, limited to one complimentary child meal per paying adult. Menu highlights include kid friendly classics like mac and cheese, pepperoni pizza, and ice cream.

Kids Day offers a family-friendly special. Children ages 12 and under dine at no cost, with the benefit applying to one child for each paying adult.

This five-session series uses the changing seasons as a gentle framework for conversations about loss and grief. Meetings take place weekly at Boulger Funeral Home. There is no cost to participate, and advance registration is required because space is limited. To reserve a spot or ask questions, call (701) 237-6441 or email griefsupport@boulgerfuneralhome.com.

Explore seasonal produce and locally made goods at the Moorhead Farmers Market, set up in the Trinity Lutheran Church parking lot. Browse a variety of fresh foods and handmade items from area vendors, and enjoy live music while you shop. SNAP benefits are accepted and tripled, so $10 becomes $30 in tokens for eligible market foods, supported by Hunger Solutions of Minnesota. The market is also authorized for the S/FMNP program, serving WIC participants and low income seniors. Power of Produce incentives, supported by West Central Initiative, offer a $2 token each week for kids ages 4 to 12 and for adults 55 and older to spend on fruits and vegetables, and participation is free. This outdoor event is weather permitting.

A community dinner at The Neighborhood Church - Fargo features Heart-n-Soul’s pay-what-you-can approach. The menu will be shared soon and may change. Guests can contribute an amount comparable to a usual restaurant meal, pay what fits their budget, or give extra to support neighbors. Volunteering in exchange for a meal is also available by speaking with Leola. Everyone is welcome, with no questions about ability to pay.

Admission is free. Enjoy an open game night at Little Big Wars focused on board games and tabletop RPGs. Try a selection of demos, or bring a favorite game or roleplaying system to play. You can also stop by to see what some of the ongoing groups are working on.

A weekly social hour at Moorhead Public Library offers a relaxed way to connect with friends over coffee, enjoy some games, and chat. Coffee and games are provided by the library, and no registration is required.

Mindful Grief Support offers a welcoming space for anyone navigating loss, with an emphasis on the restorative power of breathwork and thoughtful reflection. The class meets on the fourth Thursday of each month. Participation is free and open to the broader community. For questions, contact Boulger Funeral Home at (701) 237-6441 or griefsupport@boulgerfuneralhome.com.

Little Big Wars hosts a Magic: The Gathering night focused on the Commander format. Entry is free.

Global Day at Red River Market features live performances from Project: Constellation and Chinese Heritage of Recreation and Dance, along with a cooking demonstration led by Annie Tangpong, president of UCAFM. The Community Club highlights the City of Fargo 1st Ave N Reconstruction Project. SNAP/EBT is accepted with a match of up to $15 per person, and information is available at the Red River Market information booth. The market receives generous support from Marvin.

This monthly after-hours Ladies Night takes place at Little Big Wars. Entry is free.