This weekend in Fargo, ND

Celebrate pride at the FM Pride 5K Fun Run. Open to everyone, it welcomes seasoned runners as well as those who prefer a relaxed walk with friends and family. The focus is on community, movement, and celebration in a supportive atmosphere.

A neighborhood celebration at Rheault Farm features special guests Daniel Tiger and Katerina Kittycat. This free gathering welcomes everyone and highlights early childhood education, health, safety, kindness, and the qualities of a caring neighbor. Activities include service projects, hands-on crafts, games, and opportunities to meet local helpers who strengthen the community. The event takes place outdoors, so comfortable clothing and shoes are recommended. Funding support is provided by Fred Rogers Productions.

Step into a family-friendly world of knights, queens, and old-world adventure at the Red River Valley Renaissance Faire. You can enjoy live entertainment, interactive performances, artisan vendors, themed food and drink, and hands-on activities throughout the weekend.

Create botanical themed trays in a relaxed, walk-in studio activity. Choose a monstera leaf or a flower shape, then use stoneware clay to build your tray, carve textures, and form it to your liking. The studio will fire and dip glaze your piece, with pickup available in about two to three weeks. Space may be limited, and everyone in the studio should be participating in the project. The activity is simple and kid friendly.

This class weaves somatic movement, pranayama breathwork, and hip and heart opening to invite deep rest and relaxation. Most of the practice unfolds on the floor with props providing comfort and support. The experience encourages connection with the soma by integrating mind, body, and spirit, supports the nervous system, and makes space to honor personal needs so life can be lived more fully.

Four Star Ninja Academy presents a North Central Ninja Series Season 8 qualifier featuring a Ninja Warrior style competition. The series highlights athletes from IA, MN, WI, NE, SD, and ND, and participation is open to residents of any state. Divisions range from age 5 through the masters 40+ category, and all divisions will be offered. Competition will follow NCNS rules, with age groups determined by series guidelines. Athletes competing as pros ages 12 and up are encouraged to hold NCNS membership for Season 8 to support finals prize money, and membership must be renewed each season. A tentative schedule will organize waves by age group, and specific start times will be announced. Registration is required and a signed waiver is mandatory. Pricing before service fees includes a $55 early bird entry, a $70 regular entry, and $5 spectator admission.

Pride Day at Red River Market features live entertainment from TBD Trio. The Community Club spotlights the Downtown Neighborhood Association. SNAP/EBT is accepted with a match of up to $15 per person, and information is available at the Red River Market information booth. Funding is provided by Livewire.

Returning to NDSU Horse Park in Fargo, ND, the 2026 edition of Pup-A-Palooza brings back its playful spirit with head-to-head races pitting corgis against wieners, along with the familiar mix of food, fun and high energy from the previous year. The celebration continues into the evening with a car show featuring plenty of prizes and trophies. Additional highlights are planned and will be shared as they are confirmed.

Enjoy a full day outdoors with free activities, live performances, and a strong sense of community. The event is filled with celebrations designed for families and people of every age. Vendor registration is closed.

This event at Little Big Wars is dedicated to the Flesh and Blood trading card game. Entry is buy a pack.

Enjoy a family-friendly weekend outing in the lower level of Langseth Hall, where weekly open hours showcase more than 50 species that highlight the diversity of our oceans. Admission is $5 per person, payable by cash or check at the door, and tickets can also be purchased in advance from the MSUM box office. Students in the Metro College Alliance receive free entry with a valid ID. An elevator is available for accessible access to the lower level.

Experience the energetic Charleston in a single-session format at Vibe Fitness FM, with a focus on its athletic roots from the early swing era. The dance features a driving beat with plenty of jazz kicks and big, expressive movements that pair well with high energy music. Wear comfortable clothing and bring clean, supportive shoes, and please leave street shoes at the door to protect the floors. The class is not advised for those with chronic pain or injuries involving the back, hips, legs, or feet. Some familiarity with swing basics can help, but it is not required. Partners are not required. Pricing is $10 per person per class, or $8 for students with a school ID.

Bring your stash to exchange with others. Paper, postcards, stickers, ribbon, maps, and sheet music are all welcome, whether vintage pieces or brand new. Along with swapping supplies, participants can share ideas, gather inspiration, and learn techniques together.

Enjoy a karaoke night with D&J Music & Karaoke at the Alibi, featuring singing, drinks, snacks, gambling, and friendly company. Microphones are sanitized between singers to keep things clean and comfortable.

Rhombus Guys hosts rooftop film nights all summer, with Saturdays dedicated to outdoor screenings. August celebrates 90s classics, including a showing of Dazed and Confused. Look for $4 pints, two-for-one well drinks, and a 12 inch two topping pizza for $10 during the movie. Admission is free and seating is first come, first served. Settle in on the rooftop for cinema, pizza, and fun.

Hosted at The Indigenous Association, this FM PRIDE community collaboration brings people together to explore hands-on crafts rooted in traditions shared across generations. Organized by The Indigenous Association and St. Mark's Lutheran Church of Fargo, participants may bring their own project or choose from several options, with supplies and guidance provided. There will be opportunities for conversation and connection, with snacks from Tee's Tacos.

FM Pride marks 25 years with a festive parade in Downtown Fargo. Expect a lively procession filled with vibrant colors, music, and community spirit as participants make their way through the streets. This joyful celebration offers a bright show of pride and support.

Raynes is set to perform at The Aquarium in Fargo. The show starts at 6:30 PM, and tickets are available via Bandsintown. All times listed are local to the venue’s timezone.