This week: Homegrown Winter Fiasco, Delicate Grace, Gallery Celebration
Wednesday, Jan. 18
The Duluth Art Institute at the Depot hosts a Gallery Celebration with four new exhibitions and music by Tangier 57.
Friday, Jan. 20
Can’t wait for Spring to get your local music fix? Homegrown takes over the town for their Winter Fiasco. There will be poster art on display with music at Prøve Gallery. Mary Bue and Bliss & Sitter perform at Sir Ben’s. Carmody plays host to the People Say Fox and the Crunchy Bunch. The new venue of Tycoon’s will have Murder of Crows and the Acceleratii. Next of Kin and Jason Wussow & Friends play at the Rex. All free and all awesome.
Saturday, Jan. 21
The Duluth Superior Symphony Orchestra performs pieces by deFalla, Rodrigo and Dvorak with Delicate Grace. Paul Metzger, Ring Toss Twins and If Thousands play at Short Circuit Duluth II at the Teatro.
Keep checking the PDD Calendar for more events.
Perfect Duluth Day will give away two free tickets to Saturday’s Short Circuit show to the first person who can correctly identify the people in the three images below:
Tuesday isn’t Monday. When did Tuesday become Monday?
Updated Fiasco info:
Admittedly I needed help with the third as I am so out of touch, but McShane, Kaiser and some dude named Cranston.
Edgeways wins!
Christian McShane of If Thousands, Tim Kaiser of Tim Kaiser and Bryan Cranston of the TV series Breaking Bad.
Where’d you get that pic of me? I can tell by the t-shirt that Wellstone was in office (I can also tell by the diminutive physique and preponderance of hair).
Tim Kaiser photo courtesy of his mnartists.org page.
Christian McShane photo courtesy of the Joe Cunningham collection.