Events Posts

Tea Time Art Auction and Open House

Join the Domestic Abuse Intervention Programs for the Tea Time silent art auction and open house on Thursday, May 5, from 4-7pm. The silent auction will be held at the Center for Nonviolence at 202 E. Superior St. and will showcase all varieties of local art: felting, rosemaling, print, ceramics, jewelry, photography, paintings, and more! A tea leaf reader will be on hand to tell what your future may hold and many varieties of eclectic teas and gourmet desserts will be available. Spoken word, live music, and stories from adult and child survivors of domestic abuse will be featured throughout the evening. Show your support for this important community resource!

Aaron Gall and the Likely Story!

Hey folks, we are playing a last minute gig at R.T. Quinlan’s this Friday night with some neat Twin Cities bands. Aaron Gall and the Likely Story (hopefully the official permanent name) will be headlining the gig with a full lineup including washboard, sax, trombone, accordion and more!

Come check out the hype before we finish up New Band Night on Sunday, May 1, for Homegrown!

Photography Workshop w/ Astro Bob King!

star trails

Photography of the Heavens: Secrets of Night Photography
with Astro Bob King
Wednesday, May 11, 7pm

Tangier 57 will be flowing at Homegrown

Tangier 57 at the Red Star, Friday, May 6, 11 PM

Rally for a Cause: Benefit for CHUM Shelter

Thursday, April 28, 8:30 p.m.
$5 ($4 with non-perishable food item) 21+
Rex Bar at Fitger’s

Join MPIRG for a fun night of music benefiting a great local organization — Churches United in Ministry. CHUM provides core social safety net programs which include emergency food, shelter, advocacy, and outreach to over 7,000 hungry, homeless and low-income people each year. Hope you can join us to support this great organization!

Set-list:
Solidarity Hymn
Uprising
Lazaret
The People Say Fox
Blue Water Dance

Rollerdames Next Weekend

Harbor City Roller Dames

Harbor City Roller Dames

Sat. May 7
Fargo Moorhead Derby Girls
S. Pioneer Hall, DECC – Duluth

Annual Asian Cultural Show: ImaginAsian

Annual Asian Cultural Show: ImaginAsian Hosted by UMD’s Asian Pacific American Student Association. Join us in a night of Asian arts, cultural performance, and delicious Asian cuisine. Admission: $10 (admission includes dinner and a show). For more information, please contact Hli Vang at 218-726-6335 or at [email protected]

UMD Kirby Ballroom
Saturday, April 30th
6:00 p.m.

Roast of Carolyn Reisberg

Wanna feed the hungry, eat spaghetti and listen to a bunch of “comics” rip apart an ‘ol lesbo, then reel in horror as we give Carolyn an open mic to retort?

Wednesday, April 27, Pizza Luce, 7:30 p.m., $15, (+21)

Homegrown Banners

It’s that time of year again, the time when we magically change the secret folder that makes random silly pictures appear at the top of the PDD page. We’re looking for your Homegrown photos! So follow the same guidelines for submitting photos, but send us Homegrown-related images. You know, people drinking beer, playing rawknroll, hanging out, scans of your long-form birth certificate, and so on. We’ll rotate homegrown images during next week’s festivities.

Temple Israel debuting remodeled Overman Room with Boyd’s Revival show

The Overman Room at the Temple Israel Synagogue, 1602 E. Second St. in Duluth, has been remodeled. The new carpeting, solid hickory dance floor and other features will be showcased during a dance party on Saturday, May 7, from 7 to 11 p.m., featuring live music by Boyd’s Revival. Admission is a donation of $20 and an optional item for the food shelf. Tickets will be available at the door.

Boyd’s Revival is a rock and blues group organized by Gary Boyd. He recruited ex-cop Mike Adelson, Duluth jewelers Jack Seiler and Dave Blustin, accountant Greg Goldman, and food rep Jeremy Rogenovich to form the band.

Free Family Day — Tweed Museum of Art

Saturday, April 30, 2-4 p.m.
All ages welcome!
Free and open to the public.

What do you see?

Artists interpret the world in many ways. Explore the museum with a family activity guide to discover a variety of works of art, participate in a large group drawing activity, and create your own art work to take home.

More info…. contact Susan Hudec, Museum Education, 218-726-8527, [email protected]

Tweed Museum of Art
University of Minnesota Duluth
1201 Ordean Court
Duluth, MN 55812

Duluth Photographers Guild Photography Exhibit Closing Reception

 
(photo by Emily Rose)

Come on down for a last look at the DPG’s wide variety of photographic styles at the Duluth Photography Institute, 405 E. Superior St. on Saturday, April 30, from 5-8pm. Feel free to use the parking lots behind the building off of Fourth Avenue East. Call Brian at 218.393.2468 if you have any questions. Feel free to get more information at duluthphotographyinstitute.com or flickr.com/groups/duluthphotographersguild.

Dining Out For Life!

Amazing Grace Bakery and Cafe’ invites you to Dine Out on Thursday, April 28. Between 4 and 9 pm, 15 percent of all sales go to fight AIDS.

Bridge to the Community Homelessness Event at UMD

Tuesday April 26, 6pm,
UMD Kirby Rafters
Free, Open to the Public, Refreshments Provided.

Join Liz Kuoppala, Executive Director of MN Coalition for the Homeless, and representatives from CHUM, Life House, PAVSA, and Lutheran Social Services for an evening focused on the critical issue of homelessness in Duluth and Greater Minnesota. Hear directly from local service providers, learn about current legislative priorities, find out how you can become a local advocate. Come be a part of the solution!

An Evening with DeAnna Cummings: Arts for Social Change in Minnesota

Monday, April 25
6pm, UMD Kirby Rafters
Free, open to the public, refreshments provided.

DeAnna Cummings, executive director of the Minneapolis-based arts organization Juxtaposition, has been involved with using the arts and culture for positive social, political, and economic change at both grassroots and policy levels. Join Ms. Cummings as she speaks about, and displays examples of, her work utilizing the arts for positive social change in MN, and discusses how they can be used as a powerful tool to engage young people, build community, and promote positive social, legislative, and economic change.

Juxtaposition Arts is a community based education, entrepreneurship, and professional development organization for young artists, committed to being an active contributing community member, and extending its work to the city, state, and Midwest region. Ms. Cummings is also curator of the Art of T&A: Truth and Activism and one of six women who founded B-Girl Be: A Celebration of Women in Hip Hop.