This week: cops, teens and dying sociology professors
By Lawrence Lee on Jan 14, 2013 in Events
Here’s a sampling of what you have to look forward to this week on the PDD Calendar.
You can have Coffee with a Cop this morning at Whole Foods Coop.
Teens from Woodland Hills have been working with local artists to produce a “documentary theater” piece called Gr8ful for Another Day which runs Wednesday and Thursday at Teatro Zuccone.
The Duluth Art Institue is having a big Gallery Celebration on Thursday with works by Carla Stetson, Cecilia Ramon and emerging photographers
Tuesdays with Morrie opens on Thursday and runs two weekends at the Play Ground. And, as an insider to this project, let me say that Kevin Walsh and Luke Moravec turn in not to be missed performances in this two man show.
On Friday you can see Low at Mitchell Auditorium and Homegrown Winter Fiasco featuring 8 bands at 3 venues.
The Chicken Hat Plays come back to the Harbor City Theater on Saturday premiering 8 short plays which don’t exist yet!
So what are you doing this week? Can we tag along? Any upcoming events that you want to promote? Let us know!
One of the more interesting events coming up is Make Your Mark: Angels for a Cause, in which Duluth Rotarians and Proctor High School DECA students are organizing an attempt on Feb. 9 to set the world record for making the most snow angels.
And in addition to the appearance on Conan, it was just announced today that Trampled by Turtles will play Symphony Hall at the DECC on April 4.