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Apr 2026
Easter Brunch Buffet
A holiday buffet that features chef-inspired brunch favorites, savory carved selections, fresh salads, decadent desserts and a build-your-own-pancake bar loaded with toppings. Reservations recommended.
Find out more »Crafternoon: Build a Terrarium with Green Redemption
Green Redeption Terrariums presents a beginner-friendly two-hour class in which participants make a terrarium containing live plants, along with moss, rocks/agates and other decorations. Students learn the science behind terrariums, why charcoal matters and how to keep a terrarium alive and thriving. Everything needed to create and take home a terrarium is provided. (rocks, soil, charcoal, plants, jar, decorations, headlamps, tweezers, and more). Register by completing a google form.
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Pokemon Trainer Academy
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Pokémon Trainer Academy is a free, family-friendly Pokémon program designed to create a welcoming “third place” for kids to socialize, learn and connect through play. The event emphasizes mentorship, creativity and connection rather than competition. The program will run over four weekends (4/5, 4/12, 4/19, 4/26) and is open to all youth participants, with experienced league members serving as volunteers and mentors. All age and skill levels are welcome to come meet others who enjoy Pokémon and especially playing the…
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Learn and Sing Sea Shanties
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Paul Webster and other shantymen lead this event, featuring sea shanties and other work songs that are easy to join in on. Experienced and inexperienced singers are welcome.
Find out more »Duluth Shape Note Monthly Singing
The local Shape Note Singing group meets for a singing event on first Sunday of every month. Shape Note Singing is an archaic, boisterous, four-part harmony style of singing originating in the British Isles in the 1700s. Facilitators provide instruction, song books and refreshments. The event has no religious affiliation.
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Going Solar in the Northland
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This information session is for people interested in solar power for their home or business. Those who take part recieve a free drink token courtesy of Optimum Energy Group. Sessions are held from 4 to 4:30 p.m. on Sundays from March 1 to April 12.
Find out more »Erik Koskinen & the Go Rounds
Erik Koskinen is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist who is heavily influenced by American roots music. The Go Rounds is a blue-collar band with true upper-echelon accolades, including co-billing with Billy Strings, headlining the Mazunte International Jazz Festival, and recordings that have been featured in Warren Miller’s 2016 film Here, There and Everywhere” and as cue music for National Public Radio. Tickets are available at eventbrite.com.
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Northland Peeps Art Contest Exhibit 2026
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The fourth annual Northland Peeps Art Contest features works by local artists of all ages who have transformed colorful marshmallow Peeps into imaginative works of art — from literary scenes and pop culture creations to whimsical spring displays and local inspirations. Entries are due by April 6 and can be dropped off from 1 to 7 p.m. at the Superior Public Library. Everyone is welcome to enter the art contest. The fee is $5 per art piece. The art exhibit…
Find out more »JAM Concert Series: The Boys Back Home
The Boys Back Home is a brass band led by Thomas Woytko and fueled by the region's top improvisers. The band started in 2017 as a fun way to play more music together. Since then, the band has seen many players and played every kind of show from grad parties, Duluth’s All Souls Night and marching at All Pints fest with the Magic Smelt Puppet Troupe. The nonprofit JAM Concert Series has a mission to connect, inspire and educate the…
Find out more »Community Climate Leaders
The new Community Climate Leaders program from the University of Minnesota Extension aims to empower community members to enact change at the local level. This four-session in-person series (with five online modules) will run both online and in person over eight weeks, with opportunities for skill-building and relationship cultivation. Register by March 16th to receive a copy of The Climate Action Handbook. The program is $200, which covers course materials (book, printed materials, snacks) and travel for instructors. If the…
Find out more »Poetry Slam
Poetry slam events at Fond du Lac Tribal & Community College are a chance to share a piece of writing in front of an audience in the college's Ruth A. Myers Library. Snacks are provided.
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Twin Ports Chess Club
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The Twin Ports Chess Club welcomes all those interested in chess to its weekly sessions at Wussow's Concert Cafe. No skill level is too low.
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Twin Ports Genealogical Society Meeting
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The Twin Ports Genealogical Society has been assisting family history enthusiasts since 1971. Meeting attendees can learn tips for tracing a family tree.
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DJ Trivia at Patti’s Dockside
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Patti's Dockside in Lake Nebagamon hosts DJ Trivia every Monday night, with prizes for first, second and third place. Teams that play with the same name every week have their scores added up during the league season and the top teams go on to trivia playoffs.
Find out more »Give Us This Day: A DSW Community Band Concert
The Duluth Symphonic Winds presents "Give Us This Day," a reflective concert centered on the themes of introspection and mental health. The evening will feature a curated selection of works by composers, including David Maslanka, Randall Standridge, Igor Stravinsky, H. Owen Reed and Karl King.
Find out more »The Jewish Diaspora in the Caribbean, the American Revolution, and an 18th Century Graveyard
Dr. Elizabethada Wright will speak about a project to restore a Jewish cemetery in the US Virgin Islands. She will discuss the history of the Jewish diaspora in the Caribbean and its connections with the American Revolution. She will also discuss Jewish graveyards and history in other parts of the Caribbean.
Find out more »Lindy Hop for Beginners: 8 Count
Learn the 8-count dance that developed in Harlem during the 1920s and 30s in this first installment of a four-class series. Discover how to connect with the music of the era and learn the art of partnered dance connection and touch. Registration is available at duluthfolkschool.com.
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Teen Open Studio
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Students ages 13–17 are invited to explore their creativity at the Duluth Art Institute's Lincoln Park Building during spring sessions of Teen Open Studio. Attendees can bring headphones and creative ideas; art supplies are provided, but students can also bringing their own. A $50 registration fee covers all 26 sessions, which run from 5 to 7 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays from April 2 to June 30. Attending every session is not necessary. Registration is available at duluthart.org.
Find out more »A River Resurgence: The Return of Manoomin
The St. Louis River Alliance and St. Louis River Area of Concern coordinators present this celebration of the recovery of manoomin (wild rice) in the St. Louis River Estuary. Discover why manoomin is vital to the health of the river, what its return tells us about decades of restoration work, and what this progress means for the future of the community. Local organizations will be tabling and eager to share their projects, stories and opportunities to get involved. The evening…
Find out more »Acrylic Paint Class
Northern Exposure Art presents this step-by-step paint class in which participants complete a 16-by-20-inch canvas. All materials are provided and no experience is necessary. Snacks and beverages are welcome. Northern Exposure Art's studio is in the Enger Lofts Marketplace. To reserve a spot visit northernexposureart.com.
Find out more »Lindy Hop: Connections
This Duluth Folk School class is focused on the Lindy Hop, a vibrant dance that developed in Harlem during the 1920s and 30s. Students discover how to connect with the music of the era and learn the art of partnered dance connection and touch. The class reinforces and elaborates on concepts taught in beginner classes on 6- and 8-count Lindy Hop. it alsos introduces new dancing vocabulary. Registration is available at duluthfolkschool.com.
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The Hot Club of Duluth
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The Hot Club of Duluth plays the jazz music of the roaring '20s -- from melancholy torch songs to the hot jazz of Django Reinhardt to Duke Ellington. The quartet is composed of Eli Bissonett on violin, Veikko Lepisto on standup bass, and Jimi Cooper and Darin Bergsven on guitars. Classic silent films are screened during the performances.
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Bruce Woodman and the Occasional 20-Minute Timeouts
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Woodman and friends hold their weekly jam.
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GED or Diploma Classes
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Registration for new students takes place every Wednesday morning at 9 a.m. and takes approximately three hours to complete. After registration, students put together their own independent schedule -- classes, independent study, online, in person, daytime or evening. The program is highly individualized and customized.
Find out more »West Duluth Business Club Lunch Meeting
The West Duluth Business Club meets on the second Wednesday of each month in Mr. D's banquet room. This month's guest speaker is Whole Foods Co-op General Manager Sarah Hannigan. The mission of the West Duluth Business Club is to foster and provide a common voice for business and civic groups toward the advancement of the commercial, social, civic and environmental interests of the western area of Duluth.
Find out more »Catching Memories: Creating Travel Journals
In this class, students get started on travel journals for a past trip and create a blank one to take on the next one. Participants receive supplies to make two A6/pocket notebooks, a sample pack of pens, a double-sided tape runner and a few travel themed stickers and washi tape ($30 value). Bring papers, photos, old tickets, clean food wrappers, brochures, maps, etc. Anything that is flat is eligible.
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Free Community Dinner in West Duluth
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Salem Covenant Church hosts a community dinner every Wednesday from 5 to 6 p.m. with programming following the meal from 6 to 7:30.
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Wednesday Open Mic
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Wussow's Concert Cafe hosts an open mic event every Wednesday. The signup list for 15-minute performance slots is put out at 6 p.m. Performers traveling from out of town can email Jason Wussow about a featured slot at jasonwussow @ gmail.com.
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TNT HiFi Paddle Splash Reggae Party
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Bent Paddle's TNT HiFi Taproom Paddle Splash and Reggae Jam is a night dedicated to the musicality and resilience of reggae music and culture, featuring positive vibes curated by Al Pajamas & Friends. Expect songs of peace, love, humanity, happiness and rebellion.
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Trivia Night
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Trivia Night at the Lake Superior Zoo happens on the second Wednesday of every month inside the Porcupine Pub at Lake Superior Zoo. Each night features a mix of animal-inspired questions alongside general trivia pulled from headlines, pop culture, sports, history and more. Schedule 5 p.m. - Porcupine Pub opens 5:50 p.m. - Register a team of up to six people 6 p.m. - Trivia starts 7:30 p.m. - Trivia wraps/prizes/Last call for alcohol Trivia players can enjoy local drinks…
Find out more »The River Talks: Why is the Water Green?
Hannah Nicklay and Addi Knoll speak about how Lake Superior National Estuarine Research Reserve staff members use sensors, lab tests and years of data to understand the estuary. The presentation offers a behind-the-scenes look at how estuary health is monitored and what changes have been discovered. Participants may request an interpreter, materials in an alternative language or format, or other services to make this event more accessible, by contacting the reserve at least 20 days before the event. There’s no…
Find out more »Water Wisdom: Four Weeks of Guided Reflection With the Lake
This four-week exploration in self-reflection follows the rhythm of the water. The group begins in-studio, processing narratives through guided journaling and art, then moves to the shores of Lake Superior for deep observation. The final session ends with an optional cold dip in the lake. This series blends indoor focus with outdoor presence. Sessions are from 6 to 7:30 p.m. on Wednesdays -- April 8, 15, 22, 29. The cost for all four session is $80. Registration and more information…
Find out more »Intro to Digital Embroidery Class
This two-hour Duluth Makerspace class provides instruction for operate a Brother SE700 embroidery machine, including how to thread the machine and bobbin assembly and prepare the embroidery frame. Participants select a simple pattern to set up and make an embroidered design on fabric using an on-screen interface and free online tools. Instructor Paul Schonfeld is an experienced educator working with University of Minnesota through the Northern Lights Collaborative for Computing Education. He is a long-time member of Duluth Makerspace with…
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Community Yoga
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Community Yoga is offered every Wednesday. The accessible, hourlong classes are led by Roam Yoga co-founder Kate Horvath. Sessions offer slow-flow yoga and a vinyasa class mixed with cardio and core. No prior experience is needed to participate. Donations are welcome.
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DJ Trivia at The Shack
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The Shack Smokehouse in Superior hosts DJ Trivia with a live DJ every Wednesday with prizes for the top three teams. DJ Trivia is family-friendly. Participants can play weekly in the trivia league and may get to the DJ Trivia playoffs and championship games Read the Clue of the Day at djtrivia.com/cod.
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Bluegrass Jam
An event every week that begins at 7:00 pm on Wednesday, repeating until May 27, 2026
Sir Ben's hosts an open bluegrass jam every Wednesday night. Performers bring their own instruments.
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Wonderstruck Wednesday Planetarium Show
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Explore the wonders of the cosmos at the Marshall W. Alworth Planetarium during free shows on Wonderstruck Wednesdays. Limited seating is available. Doors open 30 minutes before showtime. Food and drinks are not allowed in the planetarium. April Schedule April 1 - Exploring the April Sky April 8 - Presentation by the Arrowhead Astronomical Society April 15 - Messier Objects and How to Find Them April 22 - Weird Worlds April 29 - Star Wars: Fact or Fiction?
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MNsure Application Assistance
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A MNsure-certified navigator is available every Thursday in the Partnership Center of the Duluth Public Library to provide free assistance using MNsure to sign up for health insurance. No appointment is necessary. For enrollment, bring information about household income, Social Security numbers for every person applying and any information about health insurance offered through work. Visit insureduluth.org for more information.
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Arrowhead Home & Builders Show 2026
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The 58th annual Arrowhead Home & Builders Show is the largest home show in the Arrowhead Region for building, remodeling and home and garden products. Online tickets are $10 for adults and $6 for ages 6-17. Door tickets are $12 for adults and $7 for ages 6-17. Admission is free for children ages 5 and under.
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FDLTCC Community Drum Practice
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Fond du Lac Tribal & Community College Community Drum Practice is held on Thursday nights from 5 to 7 p.m. until May 7 in the FDLTCC Commons. All are invited to sing, listen or hang out. Contact Blair Powless at blair.powless @ fdltcc.edu with any questions.
Find out more »Diving In: Careers in Commecial, Rescue and Research Diving
Three professional divers discuss underwater career and volunteer opportunities available in the Twin Ports, Lake Superior and beyond. Topics covered will include commercial and salvage diving, rescue diving, and research diving, as well as the education, training and certificates required to secure work in these fields. Attendees have an opportunity to ask questions and to network with potential employers. A light dinner is provided for those who register by April 7. Register is available at uwsuper.edu/LSRISpeakers
Find out more »Trip Planning and River Orientation on the St. Louis River Estuary National Water Trail
St. Louis River Alliance and Minnesota Sea Grant offer this free river orientation event for those who are excited to paddle on the St. Louis River Estuary this summer or are curious about where to begin. The event presents information and tools for a safe and successful outing on the river. Participants can learn about local access points, safety considerations, weather planning, route selections and basic gear recommendations. Minnesota Sea Grant representatives cover the importance of flexibility when planning trips…
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Denfeld Jazz Band
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Denfeld Jazz Band performs an all-ages night of free-range jazz on the second Thursday of each month at Wussow's Concert Cafe.
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Memoir & Non-Fiction Writing Circle
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Lake Superior Writers hold a writing group for memoir and creative nonfiction genres on the second Thursday of each month. The group focuses on sharing resources and workshopping pieces in a supportive and encouraging atmosphere. Writers of all skill levels are welcome to attend. RSVP to mollwick @ gmail.com.
Find out more »Acrylic Paint Class
Northern Exposure Art presents this step-by-step paint class in which participants complete a 16-by-20-inch canvas. All materials are provided and no experience is necessary. Snacks and beverages are welcome. Northern Exposure Art's studio is in the Enger Lofts Marketplace. To reserve a spot visit northernexposureart.com.
Find out more »JAM Concert Series | Saint Scholastic Jazz Band & Thomas Woytko Collective
Come see the Saint Scholastic Jazz Band under the direction of Derek Bromme. The Thomas Woytko Collective collective is a 7 piece horn band that combines jazz and pop by playing tunes from Couch, Huntertones, Lawrence, Roy Hargrove and more
Find out more »Mail is What They Want Most: The WWII Letters of Edward A. Kennedy
The executive director of the Carlton County Historical Society wrote a book after finding a very special collection of letters in the archives. After losing both his sons in combat during World War II, Edward Kennedy did something positive with his grief. He took a request from his employer, the Northwest Paper Company of Cloquet to collect names and addresses of its employees in military service and turned it into a letter-writing mission. Today, Kennedy’s letters, shared in the book…
Find out more »Northland Garden Talks Online: Growing Perennials
Master Gardener Sue Kirchner shares tips on how to create and care for a thriving perennial flower garden. Perennials are plants that return year after year. This presentation will cover essential topics such as planting, fertilizing, deadheading and dividing plants. Registration is required to receive the link for this online event.
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DJ Trivia at the Caddy Shack
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The Caddy Shack hosts DJ Trivia every Thursday night, with prizes for first, second and third place. Teams that play with the same name every week have their scores added up during the league season and the top teams go on to trivia playoffs.
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Celtic Jam
An event every week that begins at 7:00 pm on Thursday, repeating until May 21, 2026
Every Thursday, Sir Benedict's brings a little Celtic twist to the English pub with the Celtic Jam. This open session is available to anyone who wants to join in and is open to all ages and talent levels.
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