Join Broadway Square's Dia De Los Muertos event for a live presentation to learn the basics of Dia De Los Muertos - what it is all about, how it differs from Halloween, and the cultural traditions and language behind this colorful and meaningful celebration. 

The opportunity to be creative is important too. Art and writing supplies are provided for shared use at the Creative Outlet station, along with drawing and writing prompts- or draw or write about whatever inspires you. Art and writing supplies are given away at the end of the event to those who have participated in the activities during the Day of Dignity event.

Professional stylists are providing free haircuts for those in need from 12:00-2:00 pm.

Mask use during the haircuts is requested, and masks will be made available.

Free fresh produce, food, and beverages from Fargo restaurants is available for people to take on a first come, first served basis.

More details coming soon.

Resource Tables are on-site during Day of Dignity for people to learn about and connect with some of the resources available in the downtown Fargo area. People can talk to representatives from a variety of organizations including:

• Harm Reduction Division of Fargo Cass Public Health (including the Gladys Ray Shelter, Withdrawal Management Unit, Street Outreach Program, Mobile Outreach Program, Harm Reduction Center and the Downtown Engagement Center)

• The Fargo Coliseum opened for business in 1968 and was a state of the art facility for the time. The Fargo Coleisum had two locker rooms, one referee room, skate shop, rental skates, seating for 3200 fans and quickly became the place to go for skating events in Fargo.
• The Fargo Coliseum was the home of The Fargo Blazers a local amateur team and the FM Sugar Kings a junior hockey that was made up of many of the best local talent in the area.