Fargo has an up-and-coming, entrepreneurial spirit to the community that you’ll notice right when you arrive. The metro area spans three cities (Fargo, Moorhead, and West Fargo) and two states separated by the Red River of the North.

Discover canoe parades in the fall, gorgeous wineries along the prairie, and vintage markets on Downtown streets. The rooftop patio views of the sunsets cannot be beaten, and the inspired food and crafted drinks are a perfect match. Immerse yourself in the historical Stave church and Hjemkomst Viking ship, the downtown murals, and step back in time at Bonanzaville, the pioneer village. Experience north. North of Normal.

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The Rumble on the Red Wrestling Championships would like to welcome you to one of the largest wrestling events in the country. Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday, December 29, 30, & 3,1, 2026, will mark the 20th year of the Rumble High School Tournament (Dec 29-30), the 18th year of the Rumble Youth Duals (Dec 30), and the 14th year of the Rumble Youth Individual Tournament (Dec 31) held at the Fargodome. This will also be the 6th year of the girls' high school division (Dec 29-30) and a girls' youth individual division (Dec 31).
 
We've got 24 mats running continuously for 3 days, hosting over 2000 Boys Varsity & JV/Girl wrestlers, 50+ youth dual teams, and 1200+ youth individual wrestlers.

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The Fargodome is an indoor athletic stadium located in Fargo, North Dakota, on the campus of North Dakota State University. Opened in late 1992, the facility is owned by the City of Fargo, built on university land. The arena's seating capacity is 18,700 for football and over 25,000 for full arena concerts. The stadium also plays host to many events such as large concerts, sporting events, and trade shows.

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