Fargo sits on the Red River of the North, across from Moorhead, Minnesota, and serves as a cultural center for the northern plains. Downtown Broadway mixes historic buildings with theaters, restaurants, and shops, and the Fargo Theatre, a restored 1926 movie palace, anchors the district with films and concerts. The Plains Art Museum and North Dakota State University add exhibitions, lectures, and campus life, while the Red River and nearby parks give the flat prairie landscape paths and green space. Winters are famously cold, and summers bring festivals and farmers markets to the streets.