Good morning, Fargo.

Registration is open for Farm in the Dell, a community supported agriculture program in the Red River Valley offering locally grown produce.

Participants can sign up for vegetable boxes available from the second week of July through the end of September, with hopes of enrolling 100+ participants.

Twelve runners will trek over 400 miles from Medora starting Oct.

15 until arriving in Fargo on Oct. 18 to share stories of love and loss for families who have experienced pregnancy and infant loss (10.15 Project), an event co-founded by Haven.

Snap Dragon Asian Buffet in Moorhead will close on May 18 after more than 20 years of service — the owners plan to spend more time with their kids and may lease or sell the property, so loyal customers are invited for one final visit.

NDSU will host its annual Community Garden-themed fashion show on Wednesday, Apr.

29 at noon in the Oceti Sakowin Ballroom at Memorial Union. Eight student designers, seven senior designers, three alumni, and 11 local retailers will showcase new styles with collaborative projects (the event is free and will be livestreamed by the Bison Information Network).

Fargo-Moorhead Opera and Fargo-Moorhead Symphony will share sixty artists (their first fully joint performance) in a production of Puccini’s Tosca and a full-length opera that begins with an intense opening segment.

Executive directors Rebecca Thiel and Lucas Wood planned the idea a year ago.

Parachigo, a downtown art and music venue, is seeking donations after last month's earnings totaled as little as 76 cents despite a fully booked event schedule.

Owners say community support is vital to keeping the venue running after three years of hosting local artists + events.

After a water break was fixed in Finley following an outage since Friday afternoon, the Dakota Rural Water District is pressure testing to fully restore service.

Meanwhile, The Salvation Army will serve a hot meal in the Auditorium tonight until 8 p.m.

Clay County commissioners approved a new deer hunting zone for rifles based on Minnesota DNR permit boundaries (666 and 239).

The allowable zone runs from Highway 9 to Highway 10 then from Highway 32 to 34 and I-94, with new rules to be adopted by May 5.

World Pilates Day Celebration

2-3 p.m. — The Lights — Free entry — Celebrate World Pilates Day with a refreshing mat class and enjoy local goodies.

Petals & Pastries: A Watercolor Experience

4-6 PM — Nichole's Fine Pastry & Café — $80 — Create beautiful floral arrangements and watercolor art while enjoying delicious pastries in a springtime setting.

Splish Splash Bubble Bash Dance Camp

2-4 p.m. — Gasper's School of Dance — Registration required — Dive into a bubbly afternoon of dance, arts, and imaginative play for kids aged 3-9.

Stella Standingbear Concert

7-10:30 p.m. — The Aquarium — Tickets available — Experience the inspiring music of Stella Standingbear, an acclaimed indigenous artist making waves in the music industry.

Beer, Brats, & Brass

6:00-11:59 p.m. — Fargo Moorhead Symphony — Check for ticket pricing — An energetic evening of brass and percussion paired with brats, brews, and the lively vibe of Brewhalla.

Red River Market: West Fargo Day

10 a.m. – 2 p.m. — POW/MIA Plaza — Free entry — Explore a vibrant farmers market featuring over 40 local vendors with food, art, and more.

Midwest Wing Fest 2026

1-5 p.m. — North Dakota Horse Park — Admission required — Dive into a flavorful festival filled with wings, live music, and family fun.

The Lady's Not for Burning

7:30-10:00 PM — Fargo Masonic Center — Cost info not specified — Enjoy a captivating theatrical performance by Undiscovered Country Productions.