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Philosophy After Hours is a reading group open to adults who are curious about the classic works of philosophy but have never had an opportunity to read them. Individuals with or without experience in higher education are encouraged to participate. The group reads all texts at a slow pace. Stupid questions are encouraged.
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Philosophy After Hours is a reading group open to adults who are curious about...
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Learn about philosophy through experience. Think and act ecologically by reading and discussing texts and putting them into practice. Bring ways to integrate ecology into teaching and learning. This is an emerging group. Come help shape it. Children are welcome and encouraged. Contact mmacgregor @ css.edu about meeting locations, timing and readings.
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Learn about philosophy through experience. Think and act ecologically by reading and discussing texts...
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Participants (ages 13 to 16) meet on the Michigan Street Plaza at the Main Library, then head out for adventure for Ride, Read and Hammock. Transportation will be provided from the library to the location for biking, hammocking and reading. There will be a different location for each session. All bikes, helmets and hammocks will be provided. Lunch from Erbert & Gerbert's will also be provided with vegetarian options available. All participants need to bring is a book to read.…
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Participants (ages 13 to 16) meet on the Michigan Street Plaza at the Main...
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A monthly gathering of writers and people who love the written word. Attendees can bring their own work or the work of their favorite authors to share. There will be time for an open mic and mingling. All genres are welcome.
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A monthly gathering of writers and people who love the written word. Attendees can...
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Duluth authors Andy Bennett and Katy Helbacka celebrate the national publication of their debut novel Codebreaker with an event hosted by local author Lucie Amundsen. Codebreaker is a thriller that follows "a brilliant teenage girl as she races across D.C. to decode the clues her father left behind, which may just be the key to saving the country from a devastating tragedy." The novel has earned a starred review in Publisher's Weekly and is a Junior Library Guild Gold Standard…
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Duluth authors Andy Bennett and Katy Helbacka celebrate the national publication of their debut...
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Bent Paddle Brewing hosts Crow & Co. to Go every fourth Sunday for a pairing of local brews with fresh reads. During this community book swap, attendees can bring up to four high-quality used books to trade with fellow book lovers with the intention to discover something new while giving old favorites a second life. Crow & Co. to Go is a pop-up bookstore dedicated to the "queer, weird and wonderful."
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Bent Paddle Brewing hosts Crow & Co. to Go every fourth Sunday for a...
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The Duluth Public Library will be at Brighton Beach to discuss Crow Talk by Eileen Garvin. Garvin weaves a tale of unlikely friendship, centered on the rehabilitation of a found baby crow. The book discussion will be followed by a hike led by Duluth Parks and Recreation. Registration is required via the Parks and Recreation catalog.
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The Duluth Public Library will be at Brighton Beach to discuss Crow Talk by...
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The Duluth Public Library is hosting a discussion of the book Crow Talk by Eileen Garvin at Brighton Beach in Kitchi Gammi Park. Garvin's book weaves a tale of unlikely friendship, centered on the rehabilitation of a found baby crow. The book discussion will be followed by a hike led by Duluth Parks and Recreation. Registration is required via the Parks and Recreation online catalog.
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The Duluth Public Library is hosting a discussion of the book Crow Talk by...
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The Duluth Public Library will be at Chester Park to discuss participant's favorite adventure stories. Fiction, memoir, poetry, etc. The discussion will be followed by a hike led by Duluth Parks and Recreation. For 18+ Registration is required.
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The Duluth Public Library will be at Chester Park to discuss participant's favorite adventure...
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Scientists and staff of UMD's Large Lakes Observatory invite the community to board and tour the Blue Heron research vessel on the Duluth Harbor behind the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center. The Science on Deck event is free and runs from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. At 1:30 p.m., featured scientist Craig Hill will give a presentation. His research interests span the intersection between marine environments and engineered systems. His talk will focus on identifying new technologies to aid in society’s…
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Scientists and staff of UMD's Large Lakes Observatory invite the community to board and...
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