My work trip to Fargo (also my first time in the Dakotas) ended up being one of my favorites! This…read morewas made possible in part by all the wonderful people I had the pleasure of meeting everywhere I went, including FM Aerial & Movement Arts. I found them on Google, looking for a place to dance on my free time. It was easy to book a class last minute, as soon as I knew my plane landed on time. I took mixed levels pole class with RoseE, which was SO fun. Everyone was warm and inviting, instantly making me feel like I belonged in their community. Even the owner stopped by to say hello to everyone before she taught her class. Parking was easy to find, and each building (for aerial & pole) was clearly labeled. What a great workout and the perfect way to get to know Fargo. Already excited for another trip here!

This place is amazing! The staff work hard to create an inviting atmosphere, and truly support you…read moreas you learn the craft. I've been able to take their classes for aerial silks, lyra, and pole, and every class has been a delight! If you're looking to try circus arts, this is the #1 place to start!

Very friendly staff with a very interesting Row by Row 2016 selection…read more During our road trip, we tried to stop in at at least one #RowbyRow2016 (https://www.rowbyrowexperience.com) quilt shop in each state that we passed through. In North Dakota, we selected Modern Textiles primarily due to their row selection and also their proximity to our route.

Fun independent fabric store. I didn't find what I was looking for, but what I was looking for was…read morevery specific, and the friendly & helpful staff helped me look up some options they might be able to order. I did think they had a number of fun fabrics that seemed like good quality, and I will come back for future projects or inspiration. It also looks like they have a lot of classes to that may be fun to try.

I usually have an absolutely amazing experience at TSPA, so I'm sad to write this…read more Last week I went in with a hair cut and color booked. I do this frequently and never have any issues. When I got there, I was told they didn't have time to do my color as I book the appointment wrong. Fine, I get it. My mistake I can move on. I rebook at the end of the appointment for the color, everything is good. I then get a call, 30 minutes before my appointment time, I'm in the process of leaving for this, and am told once again they don't have time. I'm beyond frustrated and honestly just hurt. 4 people, one of which was an instructor, was there when my color was rebooked for the time and everyone agreed then it would be enough time then. After this whole ordeal I have to say I've completely lost faith in TSPA. I've now moved my days around twice for nothing. I doubt I'll be returning, so here's to finding a new salon

I get massages there sometimes the students do real well in the instructors about as needed. I…read morerecommend you give them a try!

We came to the amphitheater here for a show and were generally pretty happy. The acoustics were…read moregood and the open air, beautiful view, outdoors in nature aspects of an open-air amphitheater were really wonderful to experience. We've been to several venues like this and really enjoyed that the layout of the amphitheater seemed to take into account giving everyone a great view and making everyone comfortable. The seated area with the plastic seats was super comfortable with a slight angle to the floor so that even short people like me could see. Even the stone rings around the top of the theater were designed for people to sit there and enjoy the show. At this particular show, it poured rain. Overall, I thought the staff did a really decent job of maintaining order and keeping everything together. The one thing I didn't like was the security crew insisting that you had to go all the way around to the top of the seated area if you had a ticket to get in there. They wouldn't check your ticket and let you just walk in the "short way." Since it was pouring rain, this was more of an issue than it might have been on a sunny day. But seriously -- no one was trying to get one over... people just wanted the shortest route from A to B. But whatever. Beautiful venue and a really nice place to see a show. If you're headed there in the summer, bring bug spray.

Fax: (218) 477.6501 Box Office: (218) 477.6502…read moreGeneral E-mail: trollwood@fargo.k12.nd.us This used to be located in Fargo, however their location that flooded every year made it almost an untenable situation, and as such, they moved here to Moorhead. Sponsored in part by the Fargo Public School system, Trollwood (as it's normally shortened to) is a school that teaches students about becoming actors/actresses, working the stage as stage hands and crew, building sets, and running productions for the main show, and art classes, music classes, ballet, dancing, and more. Every summer they put on a production be it either Broadway, off-Broadway or simply something fun for cheap under the stars - bring mosquito repellent just in case. The new bowl seating is great... but still freeze/floods a bit. Some other events including concerts, mini-performances by the younger students, lectures, talks, and performances by traveling groups also happen here. The parking is slightly better at the new location, I'll give it that.

FOR THIS AREA, THERE IS NO.BETTER. OUTDOOR VENUE--- you'd have to travel miles away to experience…read moreanything CLOSE!! The variety of acts offered is also outstanding-- especially kudos go to Jade Presents and Tickets 300!!

Great outdoor theater to see concerts at. If you go July or August, be sure to bring bug spray.read more