More than just a music venue, Bluestem is a quintessential Fargo-Moorhead experience where some of the best memories are made. Each summer, thousands of music fans gather from near and far to take in the variety the acts booked at the amphitheater. There truly is something for everyone.
Nestled along the Red River of the North in Moorhead, MN, Bluestem Amphitheater features an outdoor stage with seating for 3,000. The venue makes up just one element of Bluestem Center for the Arts, a first-class arts facility that also offers a unique indoor educational center, which serves as a performance venue available for rent. The Center’s beautiful grounds are made up of picturesque river views, grassy meadows, woods, and wildlife.
Bluestem Center for the Arts is the home of Trollwood Performing Arts School, a testament to our region’s unfaltering commitment to the arts. Opening its doors in 2009, the Center was built with the generous support of the entire Fargo-Moorhead community.
The venue represents an exciting collaboration between Fargo Public Schools and the City of Moorhead. It is programmed and managed by Trollwood Performing Arts School, a program of Fargo Public Schools, who leases the facility from the City of Moorhead.
Bluestem Center for the Arts hosts many programs that inspire a love for the arts in community members of all ages. The facility is used for school arts curriculum and activities, public performances, exhibitions, community festivals, corporate retreats, conferences, and other private rental opportunities. Since opening, thousands of patrons have enjoyed a broad range of programming including theatre, arts educational opportunities, concerts, dance, music, and special events.
Jade Presents has been proud to partner with The Arts Partnership to develop the Jade Presents Art Partnerships Grants. Over the past several years, grants were awarded to local artists to fund studio time, touring and recording expenses, sound equipment, rental costs, and more to encourage them to follow their dreams and keep the arts alive. Please see the past recipients.
The mission of the Fargo Lions is to empower volunteers to serve the community to meet humanitarian needs. The Fargo Lions Club is North Dakota’s first Lions Club. It meets on Mondays at Noon at the Radisson Hotel located in downtown Fargo.
The Fargo Lions raises over $20,000 annually to provide local individuals and community organizations with financial assistance. Recipients include, Hjemkost Center, Anne Carlson Center, RRV Hospice, HERO, Great Plains Service Dogs, individual sight assistance requests and much more.
Friendship, Inc. is a private non-profit organization serving people with intellectual and other disabilities. We provide individualized comprehensive supports to allow for full community participation and inclusion.
Providing support and services to people with disabilities in Fargo, Grafton, Park River, Grand Forks and Cavalier, North Dakota