Videos

Duluth & Iron Range 1960s Garage Bands

Northern Wax Crew posted an hour-long video of Duluth and Iron Range 1960s garage bands from vintage seven-inch vinyl. Some great bands in here. (more…)

Summer 2026 Voyageurs National Park Critters Montage

A cast of elusive forest creatures scamper into view in the latest montage of trail-camera footage from Voyageurs National Park.

The Voyageurs Wolf Project has roughly 400 cameras set up in the park, which is about 100 miles north of Duluth.

Death of a Piano

The 2026 documentary Death of a Piano follows four years of Duluth’s SubSuperior Underwater Music and Art Festival. It features Troy Rogers and numerous other artists as they construct and experiment with Hexas — a modular, reconfigurable platform constructed from five-foot hexagonal floating docks for the purpose of serving as a rogue stage on Duluth’s waterfront. A discarded piano emerges as a central character as festival participants decide how to conduct a proper sendoff.

Directed and edited by Tomas Soderberg.

Climate>Duluth: Cherie Shelley

Climate>Duluth host Tone Lanzillo interviews Cherie Shelley, an alternative healing practitioner and member of the Duluth Citizens Climate Commission.

The program was recorded in the Duluth Public Access Community Television studio.

Dog Water Rescue Emergency

Video from the Oct. 2 rescue in the Duluth Ship Canal after a dog jumped onto and over the pier wall into the water. The United States Coast Guard, Duluth Fire Department, St. Louis County Sheriff’s rescue boat and Duluth Fire Boat Marine 19 all responded.

Meanwhile, the bulk carrier Algoma Niagara waited to depart through the canal. (more…)

Ian Alexy – “What is Mine”

A new video for an old track by Ian Alexy. The song “What is Mine” is from the 2012 album Born on the Day of the Dead.

Jonathan Thunder’s Dream Lake Vibes

[This post originally contained an embedded video that is no longer available at its source.]

Duluth’s Jonathan Thunder presents an hour’s worth of ambient wave sounds blended with a mix of piano jazz playing under a surreal full moon illuminating Uncle Harvey’s Mausoleum on the Shores of Lake Superior.

Climate>Duluth: Dave Mann and Karen Hannah

Climate>Duluth host Tone Lanzillo interviews Dave Mann and Karen Hannah of Third Act Minnesota.

The program was recorded in the Duluth Public Access Community Television studio on Sept. 3.

Lake Superior & Mississippi Railroad: Tracking the Original Line from Thomson to New Duluth, Parts 3 and 4

Part three of the Minnesota Bricks series mapping the original route of the Lake Superior & Mississippi Railroad covers the area from the Minnesota Power’s Thomson Hydro Station to the Fond du Lac neighborhood of Duluth. Part four briefly covers the short segment from Fond du Lac to Commonwealth Avenue in New Duluth.

Video Archive: KDLH-TV 1986 Weekend News Clip

This KDLH-TV evening news clip is from Sunday, Sept. 21, 1986 — 40 years ago today. It includes the famous segment on Duluth punks that appeared on Perfect Duluth Day in 2015, along with a follow up report on the aftermath of the American Spirit ’86 Road Rally. (more…)

Breanne Marie & The Front Porch Sinners – “I’m Gonna Bend”

The latest video from Breanne Marie & the Front Porch Sinners was shot in Duluth’s Central Hillside neighborhood and directed by Breanne Tepler with assistance from Evan and Anya Tepler. “I’m Gonna Bend” is from the band’s 2025 album Two Trees.

Rambunctious Deer

Duluth deer are out of control. This is what’s been going on in our yard the last few nights.

Pronoya – “Paranoya”

Pronoya‘s latest music video is for the track “Paranoya” from the 2025 EP All for the Sun. The video was shot at Blacklist Brewing during the 2026 Homegrown Music Festival and was directed and edited by Cristian Pastrana of D/E Design & Studio.

Lake Superior & Mississippi Railroad: Tracking the Original Line from Thomson to New Duluth, Part 2

Part two of the Minnesota Bricks series mapping the original route of the Lake Superior & Mississippi Railroad passes through hilltops overlooking the dalles of the St. Louis River near Oldenburg Point at Jay Cooke State Park, at times following Minnesota State Highway 210 but also passing through wooded terrain where numerous trestles once bridged the route over ravines.

Climate>Duluth: Linda and Norm Herron of Duluth Citizens Climate Commission

Climate>Duluth host Tone Lanzillo interviews Linda and Norm Herron of Duluth Citizens Climate Commission.

The program was recorded in the Duluth Public Access Community Television studio on Aug. 20 during Duluth Climate Week.

Denfeld class of 1992 illustrates Minnesota accent on TikTok

@marcus200113 This video is from Duluth-Denfeld Hs in 1992. Really no breakdown needed. Listen to how the first girl says “about” and how the 2nd kid speaks generally. Those two have the thickest accents. But as you guys have pointed out, the way they pronounce their vowels makes the accent #minnesota #duluth #linguistics ♬ original sound – marcus2001

A clip from a 34-year-old Denfeld High School class video has accumulated more than 2.2 million views on TikTok in two days. TikTok user “marcus2001” posted the clip with the headline “Different U.S. accents part 141: Minnesota (Duluth).” (more…)

Lake Superior & Mississippi Railroad: Tracking the Original Line from Thomson to New Duluth, Part 1

This video from Minnesota Bricks is part of a series exploring the original route of the Lake Superior & Mississippi Railroad along the St. Louis River. The series covers the section from the Town of Thomson to Commonwealth Avenue in New Duluth. (more…)

Video Archive: Meierhoff Building Circa 1967

This late-1960s film offers an inside look at the Meierhoff Building at 325 S. Lake Ave. in Duluth’s Canal Park. The building is presently known as the Waterfront Plaza and houses the Suites Hotel and numerous condos. It was constructed in 1889 for the Marshall-Wells Hardware Company, one of the world’s largest hardware wholesalers. Marshall-Wells was sold and closed in 1958. The building sat vacant until Marvin W. Meierhoff acquired it in 1966. (more…)

Berzerk Blawndz – “Runnin’ Into Scott”

The latest video release from Berzerk Blawndz pays tribute the Twin Ports’ own Scott Lillo, who is rather easy to run into. Each year Berzerk Blawndz release a song about someone they know; Lillo was the 2024 selection.

Emily Haavik – “Wingspan” (Live at Icehouse)

Duluth native Emily Haavik and her band perform “Wingspan” live at Icehouse in Minneapolis. The video was shot in April by Carly Danek. The audio mix is by Duluth native Dave Mehling, who is also playing keys.

Harbor City students seek transparency from sulfide-ore mining company

Tamarack, Minnesota is the site of a proposed underground nickel mine. This footage depicts two trips a little more than a year apart to the core shed of Talon Metals in Tamarack. WaterLegacy had a collaboration going with Harbor City International School students to study the reasoning behind opposition to sulfide ore mining in Minnesota. (more…)

Charlie Parr – “Rooming House”

Charlie Parr has a new album, Rooming House, set for release Oct. 16. Comprised of seven songs, the conceptual narrative draws listeners into the lives of ordinary people navigating hardship and finding strength within a fragile-yet-vital sense of community. The video for the title track is animated and illustrated by Drew Christie.

Best Dog-friendly Restaurants on the North Shore

Dāv Kaufman and his canine sidekick Norrie take part in a little “Coho puppy party” in the latest episode of Dāv Kaufman Eats the World. In the video, the traveling gastronome presents his favorite dog-friendly restaurants on Minnesota’s North Shore. (more…)

Drop Dead Gorgeous: Miss Duluth

The 1999 mockumentary film Drop Dead Gorgeous hit theaters July 23, 1999 — 27 years ago today. It includes a very brief reference to Duluth, which is in the short embedded clip above.

Actress Kari Ann Shiff, in the role of Miss Duluth, gets about three seconds of screen time, shortly after the line, “C’mon Miss Forest Lake, get that stick out of your ass or I will.” (more…)

The Last Log Drive in Minnesota

The last log drive in Minnesota was filmed on the Little Fork River, about 100 miles northwest of Duluth, during the spring of 1937. The scenes were captured by Carl H. Henrikson Jr. during the drive. In the mid-1970s, the Minnesota Historical Society hired TCR Productions to compile a documentary film using Henrikson’s footage, along with recorded commentary and narration. A new version, embedded above, is digitized from Henrikson’s original 1937 reels and recut to match the completed film.