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Raise a fork in Forks on Thanksgiving
Looking to get your gobble on in Greater Grand Forks this Thanksgiving? If you don’t feel like going through all the hassle of cooking it yourself, we have several restaurants...
Putting the excitement on ice
If you’ve never been to a UND Division I hockey game, Grand Forks offers plenty of chances to see all the action up close.
See Forks through rosé colored glasses
Just like a good Cabernet, the Greater Grand Forks Art & Wine Walk keeps getting better with age.
Legendary haunts equal #SimplyGrand times
This Halloween, spirits from our community’s past will descend upon the normally quiet grounds of the Grand Forks Historical Society (2405 Belmont Road) to fill your evening with...
Value vacationing #SimplyGrand style
During times when the economy and/or exchange rate may not be great, we realize how one spends their money is more important than ever.
Kidding around in SimplyGrand Forks
Not sure how to entertain the little ones when summertime comes to an end? No need to worry, Greater Grand Forks has you covered with lots of options for keeping the kids occupied....
SimplyGrand Buys Under Fair Skies
If you’re a fan of one-of-a-kind finds, tasty eats and live tunes, make sure to clear some time on your calendar for this Friday and Saturday, September 7 and 8!
A SimplyGrand du Soleil Production Is Coming Our Way
The legendary Cirque du Soleil will soon be bringing its new, original arena creation to Ralph Engelstad Arena!
Touchdowns, Tailgating and SimplyGraND Times
With just a week remaining until the University of North Dakota football team officially opens its season, head coach Bubba Schweigert is hoping y’all will be his 12th player.
Plan for a Simply Grand Time
The Visitor Center is a friendly stopping point for information on Greater Grand Forks events, attractions, shopping, dining and accommodations.
SHOWING OFF AT THE FRITZ
Move over Big Apple, Grand Forks is stealing some of the spotlight when it comes to bringing in top-notch shows!
Parking it at Turtle River
Greek philosopher Aristotle once said: “The whole is greater than the sum of its parts.”