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by Diane Miller | Culture | April 15th, 2015
…Northern Folk pop-up shop will sell American-made clothing and apparelLocal shoppers and fashionistas will get a favorable opportunity to buy American-made apparel this April 18. In fact, this might be the community’s best chance yet.Northern Folk, a locally curated pop-up shop, will house 13 made-in-the-U.S.A. vendors at Ecce on Broadway.…
by HPR Contributor | Culture | April 11th, 2015
…By Tim ShannonWith summer just around the corner, the winter doldrums are giving way to the joy of spring and that has left me feeling a little thankful.I’m thankful my first winter back in the Fargo-Moorhead area in over 20 years was a mild one and that I missed the…
by Chris Hennen | News | April 11th, 2015
…Offers free needles, opiate reversal drugs and trainingAn organization called The Fargo Moorhead Good Neighbor Project recently opened up a storefront in Moorhead, where it distributes free needles and Naloxone, the opiate overdose reversal drug, which can reverse the effects of a heroin overdose as well as painkillers. It also…
by Stephen Anderson | Music | April 10th, 2015
…In the music biz, there’s an understandable element of danger in a visionary hard left turn. Time and time again, artists have followed their muses down the charts when their too-high flights of fancy glided on the momentum of their Last Big Thing.Usually the gamble is a “bigger they are,…
by Ed Raymond | Gadfly | April 8th, 2015
…March Madness Goes Way Beyond BasketballI love watching the top 64 college teams trying to win the NCAA basketball championship. I only miss a few games. But watching the North Dakota Legislature and the U.S. Congress commit March Madness governance is also entertaining and very maddening at the same time.…
by Krissy Ness | Beer Snob | April 8th, 2015
…By Krissy NessFargo Brewing Company had yet another celebration for the people who sell and distribute their beer in late March.“Meat Sweats,” properly named for the massive amounts of grilled and smoked meat, so much so that it induced sweating, was an opportunity to thank the restaurant and bar community…
by Jack Dura | Theatre | April 8th, 2015
…Spring brings another play into full bloom at downtown Fargo’s Theatre B next week – Christopher Durang’s “Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike,” a modern farce speckled with family tension.Loaded with laughs and offering a look into sibling rivalries and caring for aging parents, “Vanya” offers plenty for audiences…
by Greg Carlson | Cinema | April 8th, 2015
…Gabe Polsky’s “Red Army” skates by as swiftly and forcefully as the larger-than-life hockey personalities it closely examines.Flipping the American “Miracle on Ice” narrative on its head, Polsky’s sharp, attentive documentary invites viewers to see the dominant Cold War rink soldiers of the Soviet Union’s national team not as Ivan…
by Christopher P. Jacobs | Cinema | April 8th, 2015
…A recently-restored version of a beloved science-fiction classic came out on Blu-ray last month from Twilight Time in a limited release of 5,000 units.“First Men in the Moon” (1964) was a groundbreaking film based on a groundbreaking book by H. G. Wells written more than six decades before men finally…
by Diane Miller | Music | April 8th, 2015
…By Diane Miller and Kayla CulverPump up the outdoor jams, festival season is coming.We’ve compiled a list of the best music festivals within reasonable driving distance from Fargo. Whatever your tastes are—dubstep, country, rock, folk, blues, hip-hop, Christian or jazz—one of these music festivals is bound…