Local filmmaker and musician Zeapoe Matalda grew up in West Fargo where she attended Davies High School. Contributed photo: Jared Eischen By Lonna Whiting The heroines in “Pretty: The Musical”

Contributed photos: Mike Scholtz, filmmaker Fargo Theatre’s roomier new chairs have been installed. The new carpet smell is less potent by the day, and the comforting, familiar aroma of hot-buttered

If nature doesn’t have borders, why do we keep building fences? That’s a question Fargo artist Tobias Zikmund asks audiences to grapple with in his exhibition “Electric Fence,” now showing

Currently, Fargo Theatre Executive Director Emily Beck’s office functions as an ersatz storage closet. Tucked inside you’ll find a tumble of antique chairs and a coffee table from the second

While many of us will generously open our wallets on Thursday for Giving Hearts Day, a group of local wood carvers are reminding us that support comes in all shapes,

Peng Wu is a recovering insomniac. For the many years sleep evaded him, Wu’s mind turned over at night with turbulent thoughts about global immigration, health disparity and queer rights.

Audience members listen to Fargo Moorhead Choral Artists perform at Trinity Lutheran Church, Moorhead. Contributed photos/Britta The Photographer Fargo Moorhead Choral Artists’ “I Call Your Name” concerts held on January

If you’re craving cozy right now, it’s time to don your favorite frilly hat and fancy waistcoat on January 31 for “An Evening in the Victorian Era,” an intimate gathering

Life isn’t always a cakewalk, but Theatre B suggests we light some candles and celebrate anyway. That’s the lesson behind playwright Noah Haidle’s “Birthday Candles,” now showing at Theatre B

Since 2012, donors and supporters of The Arts Partnership have made a substantial commitment to supporting local art by investing nearly $224,000 in artists making a difference in the community.