Dink Tank McCounaghey Camp Out
Thanks so much to everyone who donated!
Thanks so much to everyone who donated!
One of the many bands playing during the sidewalk day’s car show covered Tommy Seebach’s Apache. I’ve never felt so much bliss flow though my body while walking down superior street. It truly was a Perfect Duluth Day.
I saw this one on Monday — a rubus of some sort (raspberry? cloudberry?). A few weeks from now should be a tasty time for a hike.
Boyz II Dadz is hosting another FREE FAMILY LAW clinic, next week because …
Unfortunately, this ….
sometimes turns to this …
Call 218-336-1414 for tickets or visit www.renegadecomedytheatre.com
The Spiritual Deli is hosting Ulla Suokko in an empowering workshop to align your business with your passion and to clear any old patterns and blocks to your creativity, money flow and success
* Clarify your vision, mission and values
* Facing fear – Facing courage
* How to be resourceful and self-contained in any financial climate
* How to unstuck yourself
* Valuing your unique gifts and talents and how they serve the personal, the communal and the global
* Targeting, marketing and target marketing with heart, compassion and inspiration
To register call Kathy at 1-218-343-7998
The Duluth Art Institute is hosting a “Space Train” on July 31. There will be music by Tangier 57, a chance to look at stars with telescopes, as well as food and drink. (Get your tickets here.)
To make it really special I would like to figure out a special Tang cocktail to serve – any ideas?
someday this will be me. mustache & all.
“Pawlenty should do a Sarah Palin and Step Down” that was something my friend Scott Yeazle said, speaking at a rally at city hall today. The rally was in opposition to the governor’s unallotment decisions. I’m not gonna try to be a real reporter or anything, I tried that years ago and was terrible at it, too much ego and opinion, too little filter.
This nice little button celebrates the dedication of Enger Tower. The King and Queen of Norway were on hand along with many prominent Duluth dignitaries. I’ve had this thing for more than 30 years. I think an ex-girlfriend’s mother was cleaning out a junk drawer and gave it to me.
I have an old Bridgeman-Russell Company ruler. I don’t often think about how awesome it is, so I catch myself using it to do things like scrape gunk off a counter. For the sake of history, I’ll try to be more careful in the future.
Pastors for Peace are on their way to Cuba again to bust the U.S. blockade. They’ll either deliver 100s of tons of needed aid to the island, or land in prison.
Come on out to Lafayette Community Center on the Point this Tuesday, July 7 to send them off and shake your salsa thang.
Come for all or part of the evening. Cash donations for the caravan taken at the door. It’ll be fun. And humanitarian. Can’t beat that.
Join us for another free movie Monday at the Depot.
Monday, July 6th
6:30 Galleries Open
7:30 Conquest of Space
FREE
Enjoy a free open house of the Duluth Art Institute galleries before taking in this celebrated sci-fi cult classic. Conquest of Space follows a team of American astronauts as they leave their space station on the first mission to mars. Religion, science, and men in snappy uniforms – what more do you want? Free snacks? OK!
Use the back entrance to the Depot to enter events. This program is part of two months of enhancement programming surrounding the Duluth Art Institute’s exhibit “Beyond: Visions of Planetary Landscapes ” from the Smithsonian Institution. Learn more at duluthartinstitute.org
