Take a seat: Oppenheim schedules ‘Primetime’
“Primetime” pulsates with a seedy and saturated energy befitting its 2006 setting and subject.
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Art and Entertainment
Madonnarama
Fargo-Moorhead’s Madonna tribute returns to the Sanctuary Events Center, with an ’80s/’90s dance party and costume contest to follow.
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The Music of Studio Ghibli — FM Symphony
The FM Symphony performs Joe Hisaishi’s scores from “My Neighbor Totoro,” “Kiki’s Delivery Service” and “Spirited Away” at the Fargo Theatre.
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Grindflicks makes return at Bomb Shelter
After four years away, Randal Black brings Grindflicks back with a free “Total Action Cinema” night Sept. 25 at The Bomb Shelter in Fargo.
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RRTOS presents 51st annual Silent Movie Night
The Red River Theatre Organ Society (RRTOS) celebrates 100 years of the Fargo Theatre and the mighty Wurlitzer with a cinematic experience.
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‘Echoes in the Night: The Search for Jacob Wetterling’ director speaks with HPR
HPR film critic Greg Carlson interviewed Chris Newberry about his latest feature, “Echoes in the Night: The Search for Jacob Wetterling.”
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A sitcom safari: 25 Years of ‘The Royal Tenenbaums’
Wes Anderson’s “The Royal Tenenbaums” turns 25. Blaise Balas on the film’s sitcom bones ahead of its Sept. 22 Fargo Theatre screening.
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MODERN: A Modern Man Pop-Up Art Show
Modern Man’s work will be on view from September 11-October 31 in downtown Fargo.
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Some beloved witches return in ‘Practical Magic 2’
Sequels like “Practical Magic 2” are expected to be cinematic comfort food, a recipe dependent on the reuse of many of the ingredients that viewers love in the originals.
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Back Roads Art Crawl
If you’re up for an excellent day trip in lakes country, you won’t want to miss the 4th annual Back Roads Art Crawl September 19.
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Anime Fargo: So you want to be a hero?
Three days of voice actors, vendors, artists and Japanese arcade games at the Ramada in Fargo, themed on anime heroes.
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A pop up tribute to Modern Man and years of friendship
The late Fargo artist Modern Man will be honored with an upcoming exhibit curated by his friend, Stanley Hoglund.
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The Mission to Save Ken’s FM by September 7
KNNZ 89.1 FM (Ken’s FM) was a labor of love for the late Ken Bartz. A new fundraiser hopes to usher the station into a new era.
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Heading home again: Sasha Waters pays tribute to Mary Oliver
Waters strikes a fine balance between a traditional biographical account and an artistically-minded embrace of words.
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Red River Roots Bluegrass and Folk Festival
A family friendly day of workshops, acoustic jams and bluegrass at Crooked Lane Farm in Colfax, now in its second year.
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Don’t walk away: MacDonald is ‘Finding Emily’
“Finding Emily” won’t threaten “When Harry Met Sally” as the modern-era gold standard for the friends-to-lovers rom-com, but the adorable Rice and Fearn play the angles.
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River Runs Red: A Taste of Fargo-Moorhead at Harold’s on Main
Hardcore, punk and metal at Harold’s on Main, with Swing Low’s first show in four years and Daikaiju’s masked marauders.
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In Schoenbrun’s tent: ‘Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma’
Schoenbrun’s follow-up to “I Saw the TV Glow” deftly blends comedy, eroticism, gore and VHS-era nostalgia into an intoxicating brew of deeply personal storytelling.
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Muiderman Theatre: a hidden gem in the Red River Valley
A luthier’s living room in Thompson, North Dakota, where world-class guitarists play to thirty people once a month.
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Dani-Rae Clark, Kit Pines and Owen Broke at the Aquarium
Nashville-based queer Americana singer-songwriter Dani-Rae Clark plays the Aquarium on Wednesday, August 19, with Kit Pines and Owen Broke — and a two-step lesson to start the night.
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Mitchell takes dino movie fans to ‘The End of Oak Street’
An inexplicable cross-time event drops a family struggling with internal domestic peril into a prehistoric bubble of run-for-your-life peril.
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Gluck clocks romantic comedy in ‘One Night Only’
We land in a version of America in which the government has implemented a prohibition on unmarried intercourse for all but twelve free-for-all hours on a single night of the year.
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Manic pixie dream woman: ‘The Philadelphia Story’ at 86
“The Philadelphia Story” is one of the only screwball comedies to actually deal with the real world repercussions of its plot points.
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Araki makes long-awaited return with ‘I Want Your Sex’
“I Want Your Sex” draws heavily from the filmmaker’s love for classic screwball comedy and talent for button pushing.
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