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by Särah Nour | Writer's Block | April 27th, 2016
…This Saturday, Fargo’s own Zandbroz Variety will be celebrating Independent Bookstore Day, an all-day event that’s free and open to the public. Zandbroz will only be one of hundreds of bookstores participating in this event, which is meant to generate not only sales but also appreciation for bookstores in the…
by Särah Nour | Arts | April 27th, 2016
…Next week, Fargo’s chapter of The Goddard School will hold their 4th Annual Art Fair to raise funds for their early childhood education services. This family-friendly event will be free and open to the public.Eleven paintings, all created by students, are currently on display in classroom windows, along with bidding…
by Christopher P. Jacobs | Cinema | April 27th, 2016
…While students prepare to survive final exams and end-of-semester projects over the next few weeks, two underrated films dealing with more extreme types of survival just came out on Blu-ray this April 5 and 19.A British film released in the U.S. in 1955, “The Purple Plain” (1954) is a well-produced…
by Jamie Hutchinson | Music | April 27th, 2016
…HPR caught up with local musician and former “The Voice” contestant Blind Joe before his Fargo Lions Club benefit show at the Fargo Theatre last Friday. Although he lost “The Voice,” the experience propelled his career. He’s been touring the U.S. nonstop while also working with school assemblies and he…
by HPR Contributor | Theatre | April 27th, 2016
…by Alex HuntsbergerIn an age when producers in theatre, television and film are all searching their couches for viable IP (Intellectual Property) to convert into new content, I suppose an Addams Family musical was inevitable—even if it wasn’t that advisable. The show was panned when it opened on Broadway in…
by Chris Hennen | News | April 27th, 2016
…The City of Fargo was asked this week to have police and firefighters carry Narcan, which can reverse overdose effects, to combat the recent epidemic. They decided to have firefighters carry the drug, not police. The city also issued a statement from Fargo Mayor Dr. Tim Mahoney. HPR spoke with…
by Brittney Goodman | Culture | April 27th, 2016
…May, which is National Bike Month, is just around the corner, and so is warmer weather in our area. Two years ago, Great Rides purchased two pedicabs and now for the second season you will see these two bicycle-powered cabs moving people from place to place, especially in the downtown…
by HPR Contributor | Music | April 27th, 2016
…By Payton BergerAt first listen, the music of The Lowest Pair can be summed up as simple, dramatic and expressive. As one becomes more acquainted with the music’s depth, the idea of using only three adjectives is an understatement. The interplay between the two voices at work moves between beautiful…
by HPR Staff | Best Bets | April 27th, 2016
…Saturday, April 30, 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.Radisson Hotel, 201 Fifth St. N.The seventh annual celebration of African Soul, American Heart will feature President Deb Dawson and Vice President Kevin Brooks sharing recent changes and future plans for the ASAH program. The event will also feature special guests and Dawson will present…
by HPR Staff | Best Bets | April 27th, 2016
…Saturday, April 30, 7‐11 p.m.The Bee’s Nest Tattoo and Art Studio, 14 Eighth St. S.Fargo’s newest tattoo parlor The Bee’s Nest Tattoo and Art Studio will have its grand opening this Saturday. The shop welcomes people to check out their new studio and celebrate with food, drinks and music. The first 30…