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Grand Forks, North Dakota

Comfortably located in the heart of the Red River Valley, you're sure to enjoy our small-town hospitality coupled with grand possibilities!
Grand Forks has much to see and do and we invite you to experience all of it ... spacious city parks, great local fishing, collegiate sports, an abundance of local shopping experiences, superb arts and theatre, and excellent restaurants and hotels. There are numerous community events throughout the year that provide fun for the entire family and draw the crowds, including free summer concerts in the Town Square, Grand Cities Artfest, Farmer's Market, UND's annual fall Potato Bowl, and the New Year's Eve First Night Celebration just to name a few. So if you want to hop off the fast track to experience a slightly slower pace, the plains of North Dakota beckon you. Tall prairie grass and rural life surround the Grand Cities and offer heart within this exquisite heartland. The Alerus Center is a state-of-the-art facility that can host various conventions, exhibitions, meetings and banquets. It also houses a regulation NCAA football and soccer field. The arena seats 13,400 for football or soccer and 22,000 for entertainment events. The Center features 17 luxury suites, eight concession stands, two vending sites, 14 ticket windows and four merchandise stands. With 130,000 square feet of exhibit space, it is the largest hall between Seattle and the Twin Cities. The Center opened its doors in February 2001 and has hosted such acts as Bill Cosby, Aerosmith and the Backstreet Boys. The beautiful Chester Fritz Auditorium is situated above the winding English Coulee on the UND campus and provides a splendid array of national entertainment ranging from country to theatre and family to classical performances. World renowned for its acoustic excellence, the Chester Fritz Auditorium comfortably seats 2,400 people.
From live theater to musical performances, Greater Grand Forks is alive in the fine arts. The Artsplace is a unique fine arts gallery and studio. Local, regional and national artworks are displayed, with everything from original prints (lithographs, intaglio, woodcuts and silk-screens), paintings, photographs, to computer images and digital photos. With a list of more than 300 species, Grand Forks makes an ideal base for a birding trip to the Red River Valley. Nearby prairies offer chances to see native grassland species including the greater prairie chicken, the gray partridge and the short-eared owl. Birding can be enjoyed year round, from spring migration to the waterfowl journey south in the fall. Winter birding offers its own charm with species that include the snowy owl, snow buntings and the commons redpoll. There are numerous birding sites surrounding the Greater Grand Forks area including Turtle River State Park, Kellys Slough National Wildlife Refuge, Prairie Chicken Management Area and Oak Ville Prairie.Canoeists on the Red River travel through the heart of the Valley. The 304-mile Red River passes bountiful farmland checkered with bottomland forest and tall grass prairies. Canoe rentals are available through the University of North Dakota Lifetime Sports Center. A canoe package includes a 17-foot aluminum canoe, two oars, two lifejackets, vehicle tie down kit and two seat cushions for $20 a day. North Dakota and Minnesota rank among the greatest hunting areas in the country. Whether your after white-tailed deer, waterfowl, antelope, moose, coyote or prairie dogs, a short drive from Greater Grand Forks will get you to prime hunting areas. Turtle River State Park is just 22 miles west of Grand Forks on U.S. Highway 2. Situated along the heavily wooded Turtle River Valley, this 784-acre park is a contrast to the open, agriculture lands that dominate eastern North Dakota. The river was named for the mud and snapper turtles once found in abundance in the streams. Today the entire park is a natural sanctuary, harboring an abundance of plant and animal life, including deer and occasionally a wandering moose. The wetland area is a haven for birds and migratory waterfowl. The park features 125 modern and primitive camp sites, a woodland lodge and group cabins, a mountain bike trail, self-guided nature trails, fishing for rainbow trout and special programs presented in an outdoor amphitheater. Winter activities include cross-country skiing, sledding and more. Whether you're outdoors or under one big roof, Greater Grand Forks is your source for great shopping fun! The New Grand Forks Marketplace located conveniently off I-29 is home to several retailers, restaurants and hotels. With several business opening over the course of a year, you're sure to see plenty of bustling activity at the new Best Buy, Super Target, Famous Footwear, Gordman's Department Store, Old Navy, Bed Bath & Beyond, Branigan's Restaurant and others. With more than 70 stores, Columbia Mall is the largest indoor mall in the area and includes anchor stores Marshall Fields, JCPenny and the new Sears store. The new Grand Cities Mall on South Washington Street is home to many locally-owned stores and restaurants and is anchored by Big K-Mart. Formerly the South Forks Plaza, the Grand Cities Mall is being developed as the area's only retail "entertainment" shopping center. Expect exciting changes over the next few months, including a "town square" and an authentic operating carousel. Feel free to stop by and view the progress being made. Across from Cabela's in East Grand Forks, the new Riverwalk Centre is filled with a variety of unique stores, restaurants and specialty shops, and is anchored by Crafts Direct, the largest hobby and craft supplies store between Minneapolis and Seattle. Experience the downtown area of Greater Grand Forks which offers many shopping opportunities in a scenic setting along the Red River. Antique and specialty shops in the area carry a wide assortment of items for your shopping pleasure. Greater Grand Forks offers a variety of unique dining opportunities. Experience everything from the eclectic to the elegant and from hearty fare to gourmet delicacies. We have listed all of our participating restaurants online for your convenience. The restaurants have been broken into three categories; Traditional Dining; Fast Food, Pizza, Deli; and Coffee Houses/Shops.

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