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Mar 2021
Call for Poetry: Duluth Dylan Festival Poetry Contest
The Duluth Dylan Festival planning committee announces a poetry contest to celebrate Bob Dylan’s 80th birthday (May 24, 2021). All entries must use one of two titles: “Miles from Home” or “Changing Course.” Two grand prize winners will be selected, one for each title, and the two best runner-up poems for each title will also be chosen. The point of the contest is to celebrate Dylan’s life, music, writing, artistry – in short, some aspect of Bob Dylan’s 80 years…
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Glensheen’s Neverending Christmas Tours
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Although the holiday months have passed, Glensheen Mansion is recreating the magic by bringing back the 25 Christmas trees and hidden elves with a new few twists. The revamp of the Christmas tours also feature an additional 25 mischievous little elves and a replica Congdon-era Christmas tree in the Amusement Room. Self-guided Christmas tours are available on Saturdays and Sundays from Jan. 16 to March 28, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Health and safety measures guided by the state…
Find out more »Snowshoeing and Photography with Vern Northrup
Snowshoe with Vern Northrup and learn to see the beauty in winter. Northrup is an accomplished photographer using only his cell phone to capture the beauty around him. He uses photography as a tool to educate both himself and the view about the rhythm of nature, the preservation of tradition, and the relationship between resilience and sustainability. In this outdoor class, Northrup invites participants to the sugar bush to snowshoe, practice mindfulness, learn about the land, and start to see…
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Charlotte’s Web
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The Duluth Playhouse Family Theatre presents E.B. White's endearing story of friendship, based on the beloved children’s book. Performances are Feb. 27-28 and March 6-7 at 1 and 4 p.m. In addition to the live production, there is also a streaming option available at showtix4u.com. Synopsis: Meet Wilbur, a terrific piglet trying to make his way in the world. Orphaned and considered to be the runt of the liter, he is loved by his owner, Fern Arable. But as soon…
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Puech Ikots' Carlos Orozco is an indigenous arts collective of 80 families based in Oaxaca, Mexico. This class includes one small hand-carved wooden statue; participants supply the paint and brush. The deadline to sign up is Feb. 20. Register at wendyupnorth.com to receive a Zoom invite.
Find out more »UMD Student Recital: Kyle Ballou and Edward Walentiny
Trumpeter Kyle Ballou horn player Edward Walentiny perform a student recital for free streaming on YouTube via the Weber Music Hall station.
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Highway 61 Revisited
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KUMD 103.3 FM's Highway 61 Revisited is a one-hour radio program dedicated to Bob Dylan’s music, airing weekly on Saturdays and Mondays at 5 p.m. Host Miriam Hanson presents Dylan’s music, including live and studio performances as well as different versions of his songs performed by other artists. The program was launched by John Bushey, who hosted it for 25 years. He died in February 2018 after a long battle with Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
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Nordic Crowns & Beyond
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A monthlong celebration of Nordic crowns and the women who make and wear them. Community members are invited to participate through virtual gallery tours and online video exhibitions, Zoom lectures and Zoom workshops. Full details here. March 7: SunFunday: Crazy Crowns March 8: International Woman’s Day: Exhibition Gallery Tour goes live on the website. March 12: Limited physical gallery viewing of historic and contemporary crowns. March 13: Gallery Zoom talk. Crowns: then and now. Zoom Registration. March 19: Zoom Talk…
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Lee Martin
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The folk-Americana musician performs. Sundays in March.
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Similar Dogs
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Joe Lindzius and Sarah Jane Hale perform a diverse repertoire grounded by acoustic guitar.
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SoulCollage Circle
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SoulCollage is a method of self discovery through the creation and analysis of a deck of collaged cards. The monthly SoulCollage Circle provides space for participants to play with images and allow their minds and hearts to come alive. The sessions run from 1:30 to 4 p.m. Making the SoulCollage cards is part of the process and helps participants learn a bit about themselves. The annual cost to attend sessions is $220. Attending a four-month series costs $80. The monthly…
Find out more »Winter Sculptures with Ann Klefstad
This outdoor class introduces participants to performative installation art, exploring temporary natural sculptures. Ann Klefstad will briefly outline the history of outdoor installation and its temporary outdoor works that are meant to disappear. Then participants will be given free time to build using natural materials and objects found on Minnesota Point. The cost is $32 for Duluth Art Institute members and $40 for non-members. Register online at duluthartinstitute.org.
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The Duluth Local Show
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The Duluth Local Show, hosted by Brittany Lind, can be heard at 104.3 and 90.9 FM the Current in Duluth every Sunday at 8 p.m. It is rebroadcast on the Local Current stream on Mondays at 2 p.m.
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St. Louis County Board of Commissioners Meeting
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The St. Louis County Board of Commissioners generally meets at 9:30 a.m. on the first, second and fourth Tuesday of each month at various locations. This meeting will be conducted in the Duluth Government Services Center, and is open to the public with social distancing measures in place. Citizens also have the opportunity to watch, listen and even speak to the board online. Citizens can submit public comments for specific board agenda items prior to the meeting by e-mailing them…
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