This weekend in Fargo, ND

Jubilee Equine presents a schooling show with English and western dressage alongside hunter and jumper classes offered throughout the weekend. Details about the judge and how to register will be announced soon.

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 event at Little Big Wars centers on playing the Flesh and Blood trading card game. Entry is secured by buying a pack, providing the cards needed to participate. Attendees open their pack and take part in games with other players.

Sausage Fest returns to Moorhead Presbyterian Church with a full day of savory sausage, German beer, upbeat music, and a festive atmosphere for friends, family, and neighbors. Whether the draw is the food, the fellowship, or simply the vibe, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Traditional outfits like lederhosen and dirndls are welcome, and a hearty appetite will fit right in. The community comes together for another memorable celebration, with more details to be announced. Prost!

Tickets can be purchased at the door, with general admission priced at $10 and $5 for ages 12 and under. Young women from the community step into the spotlight to present their talents, demonstrate stage presence and public speaking, and highlight dedication to community service while competing for scholarships and the crown. Serving as an official preliminary to Miss North Dakota and Miss North Dakota’s Teen, the event culminates with the crowning of Miss Fargo, Miss Downtown Fargo, and Miss Cass County, along with the Teen titles for each. Presented with support from Premier Title Sponsor, Downtown Community Partnership.

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

Parachigo hosts an evening featuring Squid City Slingers and Tuesday X. Admission is a $10 cover.

Generously supported by Roger Minch, this program salutes the nation’s 250th year with a broad view of American music and its unfolding story. Carlos Simon’s Four Black American Dances brings contemporary vitality shaped by Black American dance traditions, with percussion that suggests motion at every turn. Samuel Barber’s Violin Concerto, performed by guest soloist William Hagen, stands as a treasured lyrical centerpiece in the American repertoire. Howard Hanson’s Symphony No. 2, the Romantic from 1930, places feeling at the forefront, unfolding in expansive themes and luminous orchestral colors. Together, these works trace nearly a century of composition and offer a vivid portrait of the American symphonic tradition.

This annual fall swap meet offers space for sellers and an easy way for shoppers to browse. Vendor spaces cost $20 and include entry for one person. Spectators can attend for $5.

Unwind with a relaxing, hands-on class led by Bizzy of Lilibet Crafty Co. and create a fall foliage design using Kinusaiga, a Japanese technique that layers and tucks fabric into a colorful, no-sew mosaic. Choose from a variety of templates, learn the process, and finish a 6 inch by 6 inch artwork to take home. This workshop is for ages 16 and up, and each participant must have their own ticket. Registration covers materials and instruction to begin a crocheted project. Refunds are available if requested at least 72 hours before the workshop starts. After that, refunds are not issued unless a waitlist participant can take the spot, and registrations may be transferred to another person. A minimum of 10 participants is required, and if that number is not reached you will be notified and refunded.