Cold is Cool During Frostival in Fargo-Moorhead

Photo courtesy of Visit Fargo-Moorhead

Frostival is a six-week celebration of winter fun including more than 40 family-friendly events across Fargo, Moorhead, and West Fargo. This year’s Frostival takes place from January 15 – February 27, 2022. Fargo and its sister cities Moorhead and West Fargo will be hopping with winter-themed fun that will have you believing #ColdIsCool.

How to Attend

There are tons of events happening throughout the six-week festival, most are free to attend or have a small fee to join in the fun. Check out the schedule to find events that will interest you and your family and make sure to register if need be.

What are the Top Family-Friendly Frostival Events?

• FrosTAKular
  TAK Music Venue | February 12
  Choose from two different showtimes for a concert featuring Broadway musicals performed by a 6-piece band.
• Keep me Cold in Moorhead Open Skate
  Cullen Hockey Center | February 13
  Free open skate for the entire family.
• Sleigh Rides
  M.B. Johnson Park | February 19
  Enjoy sleigh rides through the beautifully scenic M.B. Johnson Park.

Photo by Cindy Nagle

Top Outdoor Activity Events

• Candlelight Trail Walk
  Viking Ship Park | February 1
  Scenic evening stroll around Viking Ship Park and through Mary’s Light Tunnel.
• Winter Trails Day
  M.B. Johnson Park | February 5
  Learn how to enjoy snowshoeing, skishoeing, and XC skiing with mini-clinics throughout the day.
• Adult Co-ed Broomball Tournament
  Ridgewood Park | February 5
  Compete with friends and family in a game of broomball. Round-robin-style tournament where each team is guaranteed 3 games.

Top Food or Drink-Based Events

• Coffee & Cocoa Crawl
  Downtown Fargo | February 26
  Caffeine & Chocolate, what’s not to love?! Bundle up the kids and grab your friends for a day of sipping and shopping!

Come out and enjoy the festival for yourself! There are so many activities happening throughout the Moorhead-Fargo area to enjoy.

Click here to learn more about Frostival

Photo courtesy of Visit Fargo-Moorhead