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Events

Come and experience our diverse community

Festivals, seminars, fundraisers, and gatherings that bring the cultures of Fargo-Moorhead together. Find what is coming up, how to register, and the events that return every year.

CDR's signature events are Pangea: Cultivate Our Cultures, held every November at the Heritage Hjemkomst Center in Moorhead, and the Native American Festival and Educational Series, presented every November with the Fargo Public Library, the Fargo Native American Commission, and the Plains Art Museum. SEED seminars run monthly from September through May, and Giving Hearts Day takes place each February.

Upcoming

Upcoming events

No dated events are posted right now.

Our next Pangea and Native American Festival dates are announced each fall, and SEED registration opens ahead of the September start. Subscribe to the newsletter to hear first, or check the annual calendar below.

Every year

Recurring annual events

Mark your calendar. These programs return every year, and dates are posted above as soon as they are set.

  • Every November

    Pangea: Cultivate Our Cultures

    Heritage Hjemkomst Center, Moorhead, MN

    A free, indoor, one-day family celebration of the rich cultural diversity of the Fargo-Moorhead community. Community members share and learn about the crafts, skills, and talents of the area's cultural groups through performances, ethnic food, cultural exhibits, and children's activities.

    Learn about Cultural Events

  • Every November, Native American Heritage Month

    Native American Festival and Educational Series

    Fargo Public Library and partner venues, Fargo, ND

    Speakers, storytellers, musicians, artists, cultural activities, and documentaries that increase awareness of Indigenous history, values, and the diversity of cultures.

    Presented with Fargo Public Library, Fargo Native American Commission, Plains Art Museum, Cultural Diversity Resources.

  • Monthly, September through May

    SEED seminar season

    Virtual, with hybrid options under consideration

    Nine structured conversations on equity and diversity for educators, parents, and community members, guided by facilitators trained through the National SEED Project. CEUs available.

    Register for SEED

  • Annually, for current SEED participants

    Virtual SEED Summit

    Online

    A gathering that brings the year's SEED groups together for shared learning and connection.

    SEED Summit details

  • Every February

    Giving Hearts Day

    Online

    A 24-hour online fundraiser created by the Dakota Medical Foundation and Impact Foundation. Gifts to CDR on Giving Hearts Day have been matched in past years.

    Support CDR

  • Twice a year

    Entrepreneurship training cohorts

    Fargo, ND

    Twelve weekly classroom sessions, plus one-on-one coaching, for Fargo-Moorhead entrepreneurs starting or growing a business.

    Apply for training

Registration

How to register

  • Pangea and the Native American Festival are free and open to everyone; no registration is needed to attend. Performers, exhibitors, food vendors, and volunteers sign up through the Cultural Events form.
  • SEED seminars use the SEED registration form. Scholarships and group rates are available.
  • SEED Summits are for current participants and open through the Summit page when a date is set.
  • Entrepreneurship training cohorts start twice a year; apply on the Small Business Training page.

Looking back

Past events

Giving Hearts Day 2026

Online

The region's 24-hour online giving day, created by the Dakota Medical Foundation and Impact Foundation. Gifts to CDR on Giving Hearts Day support every program we run.

Pangea: Cultivate Our Cultures 2019

Heritage Hjemkomst Center, Moorhead, MN

More than 1,800 attendees shared cultural performances, ethnic food, exhibits, and children's activities at CDR's largest Pangea celebration to date. The event was held virtually in 2020 and 2021.

Free

Champions for Diversity Awards

Fargo-Moorhead

CDR recognized nonprofit organizations, businesses, and K-16 educational institutions that demonstrate, encourage, and promote diversity and inclusion in the region.

See photos from past festivals and gatherings in the photo gallery.