Shows in Fargo

Fargo Theatre is North Dakota's most beautiful historic performing arts venue — a 1926 Art Deco movie palace on Broadway presenting film festivals, concerts, and community performances in one of the finest preserved vintage theaters in the Northern Plains. Its role as the architectural centerpiece of Fargo's downtown entertainment district and its celebration of the Coen Brothers' legacy (who immortalized the city in their landmark film) make it North Dakota's most culturally significant entertainment venue.

Fargo-Moorhead Symphony Orchestra is the northern plains' most important classical music institution — presenting outstanding orchestral concerts for the most vibrant metro area in the Dakotas. FM Symphony's remarkable programming breadth and its extraordinary community support (the FM orchestra is one of the most well-funded smaller orchestras in America) create a classical music experience of genuine Great Plains cultural significance.

NDSU's Festival Concert Hall is Fargo's most important performing arts facility — a university theater presenting outstanding orchestral, theatrical, and dance performances for North Dakota's largest and most dynamic city. NDSU's remarkable academic programs and its growing performing arts tradition create a university arts program of considerable North Dakota cultural significance.

Plains Art Museum is Fargo's most important cultural institution — a beautifully designed downtown facility presenting visual arts, performing arts, and cultural programming that serves as the artistic heart of the Fargo-Moorhead community. Plains Art Museum's extraordinary commitment to presenting world-class art in the Great Plains and its remarkable community engagement create a cultural institution of genuine North Dakota artistic significance.