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​HPR Guide: F-M PRIDE festivals

Culture | August 10th, 2017

At the end of a boiling hot summer, Fargo-Moorhead Pride Festivals are around the corner to light up our lives. The 2017 Fargo-Moorhead Pride events are from Thursday, August 10 to Sunday, August 13 with the Annual FM Pride Parade and Rally in Downtown Fargo. Even better, FM Pride expects to draw attendees from throughout North Dakota, Minnesota, South Dakota, and stretching into Canada, as we once again claim our spot as one of the nation’s proportionately largest PRIDE celebrations. HPR brings you the festivals’ lineup and information, to give you crazily fun days and nights. This August will be a blast!

Thursday, August 10

All Ages Bowling

All Star Bowl

309 17th St N, Moorhead

6-10 pm, free will donation

Karaoke & Trivia

Rhombus Guys Pizza

606 Main Ave, Fargo

9 pm, free will donation

Friday, August 11

Sanctuary Event Center

670 4th Ave N, Fargo

9pm – 2am, 18+, $10 cover

Saturday, August 12

Pride 5k

Woodlawn Park

400 Woodlawn Dr, Moorhead

10am – 1pm

Pride in the Park

Island Park

616 1st Ave S, Fargo

11am – 4pm

Youth Pride Drag Show

The Stage at Island Park

333 4th St S, Fargo

5:30pm – 8pm, $10 Cover

Pride Block Party

Usher’s House

700 1st Ave N, Moorhead

6pm – 1am, 21+, $15 Cover

FM Rainbow Families Pride Picnic

Island Park, 302 7th St S, Fargo

4pm – 6pm, all ages

Queer Social

Red Raven Espresso Parlor

916 Main Ave, Fargo

7pm – 10pm, all ages

Sunday, August 13

Interfaith Service

Fargo Theatre

314 Broadway N, Fargo

Reception at noon, 12:30pm service

Pride Parade

Downtown Fargo

2pm

Pride Rally

Immediately following the Parade

Pride Open House

Pride Collective & Community Center

1105 1st Ave S, Fargo

Starting after the Pride Rally until 6pm

For more information: https://www.facebook.com/events/285852841879061

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