The Fargo City Convention Center Committee meeting on August 29, 2025, focused on the design and future enhancements of the new convention center. Key discussions highlighted the importance of pre-function spaces, which are essential for creating a welcoming atmosphere for attendees. These spaces have been strategically designed to maximize views and access to the surrounding green space and river, enhancing the overall experience for visitors.

Committee members also discussed potential future projects that could link the convention center to nearby city hall and library facilities, as well as adjacent parking. This would complete the east end of the skywalk system, improving connectivity within the city. Additionally, plans for a future pedestrian bridge were mentioned, which would span Second Street across the flood wall, further integrating the convention center with the bike and pedestrian pathways along the river.

These developments are expected to not only elevate the experience for conference and expo attendees but also enrich the daily lives of Fargo residents. The committee emphasized that these enhancements will contribute to a vibrant community atmosphere, making the convention center a valuable asset for both visitors and locals alike.