Instructor Airlea Indaniss DeFoe teaches students ages 9–12 how to make patterns in beadwork using color theory, drawing and counting. To develop these skills, students make beaded wall…

This is a flexible week of creativity, discovery and hands-on fun best for ages 8-12, led by artist and educator Lara Fahnlander. Register for a single class, full…

Students explore storytelling through games, creative writing, illustration, performance and outdoor adventures. Weather permitting, the class will visit nearby natural spaces to inspire original stories and imaginative worlds.…

Children on grades K – 6 can participate in new maker program each week. Some of the programs will be messy, so wear appropriate clothes. The projects change…

This outdoor class invites students to learn directly from the landscape while working with cattail. Students explore where cattail grows, how to identify healthy stands and how to…

Americana musician Teague Alexy plays most Monday evenings at Sir Ben’s.

Duluth City Council meetings are held on the third floor of City Hall and broadcast on WDSE 103.3 FM. Meeting agendas are online at duluthmn.gov.

The Twin Ports Chess Club welcomes all those interested in chess to its weekly sessions at Wussow’s Concert Cafe. No skill level is too low.

The Duluth Huskies baseball club of the Northwoods League takes on the Rochester Honkers.

July Mondays are for Jumpsuit, a funk/jam outfit with a big side bowl of soul. Come lounge in the yard with friends for industry night specials, funky jams…

This class introduces students to the colorful world of fabric design. Campers will experiment with resist-dye techniques to transform cotton bags, shirts and other items into one-of-a-kind wearable…

Memorial Blood Centers is set up in Allete’s Hodnik Hall for this Donate Downtown Blood Drive. Millions of children and adults depend on matched blood donations to receive…

Youths ages 8 to 18 to can explore the Music Resource Center’s various instruments and recording equipment during two two-day sessions on July 28 and 30 and August…

Will Sings Songs performs original songs for young people of all ages. Driven by audience participation, Will’s songs get kids moving, grooving, laughing and singing. A naturalist by…

Farmers outside LNPK Grocery are giving away produce every Tuesday from 2 to 4 p.m. The produce stand is stocked with fresh greens and vegetables supplied from the…

The Carlton Farmers Market is open Tuesdays through October. Set-up starts at 3 p.m., and early-bird shoppers are welcome. There are fresh fruits and vegetables, garden plants, breads…

Beat the heat the with infused fresh flavors. Registration is available at eventbrite.com.

This is a 3-day course. In the first class, learn honorable harvest practices, explore how to gather, and the many uses and versatility of cattail. In the second class,…

Pitch in for PAVSA is a double-elimination bags tournament supporting the Program to Aid Victims of Sexual Assault, presented by Jade Cavallin, a financial advisor at Viridian Wealth.…

Attendees can learn about the landscape, 1.1 billion-year-old geology, industrial “ghost lines” in the forest and deep Indigenous history. This class for adults is led by Emily Macgillivray,…

Veterans Memorial Hall, a program of the St. Louis County Historical Society, is presenting a special three-part series of its History in a Pint program. The theme —…

This sound bath offers a peaceful midweek reset through immersive sound, quiet reflection and deep relaxation. Bring a yoga mat or towel, settle in and let soothing sound…

Music in the Park this week features Sound Inc. Attendees should bring a chair or blanket. Food and refreshments are available to purchase from local vendors. In the…

Peat Boggs is preforming at this weeks Music in the Park. The eclectic quartet blends groove, jazz, folk, doom rock and surf rock into their tunes. The only…

StageNorth’s monthly Jazz Jam is moving outside for one night under the Big Top tent. The event is a chance for musicians of any skill level to collaborate…