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StoryWalks®

StoryWalks® are a series of permanent signs designed to connect reading and learning with physical activity. A self-paced, family-friendly activity, the signs are spread out to encourage residents of all ages to read, move and enjoy the outdoors.

The original StoryWalk® project was created by Anne Ferguson of Montpelier, Vt., and developed in collaboration with the Kellogg-Hubbard Library to promote literacy.

Fargo currently has two StoryWalks® that feature books which change every few months. These StoryWalks® are a free activity available during regular park hours.


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The Brunsdale Park StoryWalk

The Brunsdale Park StoryWalk is located at 1702 27th Ave. S. in Fargo. The StoryWalk begins on the northwest end of the park near the playground and extends to the south along the trail before returning to end near the playground.

• The Fall 2025 picturebook featured in the Brunsdale Park StoryWalk is Daniel Finds a Poem by Micha Archer.
Note: This is a braille-enhanced StoryWalk provided in partnership with the North Dakota Vision Services and School for the Blind.

Fargo’s Brunsdale Park StoryWalk project is made possible with support from the Fargo Public Library, the Fargo Park District, the Fargo Park District Foundation, and the Fargo Park District Foundation Matching Grant Program.

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The Ed Clapp School StoryWalk

The Ed Clapp School StoryWalk is located at 3131 28th St. SW. The StoryWalk begins near the bike path on the west side of the school and extends to the north along the trail.

• The Fall 2025 picture book featured in the Ed Clapp School StoryWalk is Chooch Helped by Andrea L. Rogers and illustrated by Rebecca Lee Kunz

Fargo’s Ed Clapp School StoryWalk project was made possible with support from the Friends of the Fargo Public Library, the Fargo Public Library, the Fargo Public Schools Development Foundation, and Ed Clapp Elementary School.

More information

For more information about the StoryWalks, please contact Children’s Services.