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There will be “fun for everyone” at the upcoming Fargo-Moorhead Science Museum
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Fargo, North Dakota – The projected $70 million Fargo-Moorhead Science Museum, according to its executive director, will emphasize science, technology, engineering, and math.
“We’re going to cover all four areas. It’s going to be an interactive museum and it’s going to be reflective of the region, and fun for everyone,” said Josey Ballenger.
According to Ballenger, the “world-class” museum would be built at the intersection of Seter Parkway and 31st Avenue South, which is southwest of Scheels Arena. The museum will have a total floor space of 63,500 square feet.
According to Ballenger, the establishment would launch sometime in the early years of 2027.
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