High Plains Reader is published weekly from its offices in downtown Fargo, ND. HPR features the best in local news, arts and entertainment.

The Darkest Day of Horror Film Festival features 12 hours of indie horror flicks for your viewing pleasure.

This juried group multidisciplinary exhibition of LGBTQIA+ artists arrives just in time for Pride month.

Unplug, refocus and take care: small revolutionary acts Editorial | February 21st, 2025 By Sabrina Hornung sabrina@hpr1.com 2025 marks us halfway through the roaring 2020s. Boy, am I glad I didn’t bob ...

We are the first editorially driven, non-subscription newspaper that survived. The first new newspaper in Fargo to survive more than 30 months in decades.

Indian Fighting Today: Gibson, Dunn and Crutcher News | September 19th, 2024 By Winona LaDuke winona@winonaladuke.com The business of Indian Hating is a lucrative one. It’s historically been designed ...

Say His Name: ‘Beetlejuice Beetlejuice’ Cinema | September 9th, 2024 By Greg Carlson gregcarlson1@gmail.com Thirty-six years is just a blink in eternity’s endless ocean of the afterlife, but as far as ...

Fargo-Moorhead Comic-Con is calling fans of all ages because this is your gateway to all things pertaining to comic fandom.

Spring Gala: Color Flings | High Plains Reader, Fargo ND Spring Gala: Color Flings Best Bets | April 27th, 2025 Saturday, May 3, 7 p.m.-Midnight Plains Art Museum ...

Fairy Fest Best Bets | May 19th, 2025 May 24-25, 1-4 p.m. Yunker Farm & Dog Park, 1201 28th Avenue N., Fargo. Who’s ready for a fun filled family friendly day of enchantment and imagination ignition?

High Plains Reader is published weekly from its offices in downtown Fargo, ND. HPR features the best in local news, arts and entertainment.