The Fargo Theatre is a historic movie theater located in downtown Fargo, North Dakota. It was built in 1926 and is known for its iconic marquee sign. The theater has a seating capacity of approximately 870 and hosts a variety of events including film screenings, theatrical performances, concerts, and community events. The Fargo Theatre is also a popular venue for the Fargo Film Festival, which showcases independent and international films. The theater's distinctive art deco style architecture and rich history make it a beloved cultural landmark in the city. A good place to hangout. $8 ticket & $6 popcorn bucket.

Pretty cool old theatre. Got to see one of my favorite comedians, Lewis Black, and it was a good time and he didn't disappoint. One tip for anyone going DO NOT book row AA unless you are about 5' tall. I'm 6'0 and was super uncomfortable. One in our party is 5'4" and her knees were bumping the wall.

Fabulous theater!! Excellent concessions and super friendly staff! The Barbie movie premiere here was INCREDIBLE!

Great old theater. Beware the seats in the balcony are tiny. Multiple people were having issues with the narrow seats.

Seats were small. We were in first row balcony and there was NO leg room. All of our knees were pressed up against the railing. Show was great.

Participated in Barbenheimer today. 10 out of 10 Fargo Theatre and their staff made it such a fun experience!

I have attended movies and concerts there over the last 20 years. The theater has always been clean and in good condition. It has had some updates and has held up well. With the addition of the parking ramps nearby it is an enjoyable place to go.

Had a great time twice this week. Took my daughter to see The Breakfast Club, and my son came to watch funny cat videos. There's a ton of fun stuff happening here!