Fargo Air Museum

The Fargo Air Museum offers a singular event setting in Fargo, North Dakota: aircraft spanning the full arc of aviation history — from early biplanes to a modern MQ-1 Predator — arranged across two expansive hangars. The museum's mission centers on promoting aviation through education, preservation, and restoration, and that dedication shapes the environment guests move through when they arrive. For private events, the museum opens two hangars totaling roughly 42,000 square feet of event space. The Main Hangar measures 180 by 150 feet; the Beck-Odegaard Hangar runs 150 by 100 feet. Together they accommodate groups of 5 to 1,200 guests for weddings, corporate events, galas, anniversaries, birthday parties, holiday gatherings, and memorials. Floor-to-ceiling windows run the length of the facility, and the aircraft and vehicles on the floor serve as the primary backdrop — something few venues in the region can match. Event logistics are handled in-house: tables, chairs, setup, and teardown are all included, along with on-site staff and a dedicated Event Manager. The space is equipped with a multi-source A/V system, wireless microphones, two projectors, custom lighting, and Wi-Fi. Guests select their own caterer. Complimentary parking is reserved for event guests on the property.