$99 - $299
The eighth annual Zenith Digital Marketing Conference -- organized by Aimclear and the Duluth Area Chamber of Commerce -- provides strategies, tactics and tools to boost online engagement. The cost is $199 for early-bird non-chamber member tickets, $149 for early-bird chamber member and nonprofit tickets and $99 for students. Early-bird ticket sales end March 30.
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Local Market Day artisan Lanae Rhoads walks participants through the process of making and sourcing natural cleaning supplies in the Main Library Green Room. Registration is required.
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Local Market Day artisan Lanae Rhoads walks participants through the process of making and...
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$90
Participants in this class are taught the basics of welding with a focus on terminology, applications and safety. At the end students will have the opportunity to schedule one-on-one time with an instructor for the second portion of the class to learn and practice welding. The cost includes the two-hour class along with three-hour one-on-one time to be scheduled.
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Participants in this class are taught the basics of welding with a focus on...
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$60
This retreat series employs a progression of 19 simple moves involving no physical contact that emphasize self-awareness, well-being and joy. Moves are easily learned. The sustained use of this gentle discipline aims to promote a sense of well-being as well as the ability to move softly and effortlessly. Ample time will be allowed for understanding and practicing moves and integrating information. Dress comfortably, wear flat-soled shoes and avoid fragrance or cologne. Facilitator: Sister Renata Liegey, OSB, a certified massage and…
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Deborah Petersen-Perlman, associate professor in the Department of Communication, Matt Rosendahl, director of the Kathryn A. Martin Library, and John Schwetman, associate professor in the Department of English, Linguistics, and Writing Studies, will give a presentation entitled “Fictionalizing History: A Talk on The Librarian of Auschwitz, The Lullaby of Auschwitz, The German Girl, and others.” The event is in the Kathryn A. Martin Library Rotunda Fourth Floor on the University of Minnesota Duluth campus. In addition, students from a College…
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Deborah Petersen-Perlman, associate professor in the Department of Communication, Matt Rosendahl, director of the...
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Friendly and knowledgeable faculty and staff will be on hand at more than 50 booths, with information and demonstrations about college programs, student services, student clubs, LSC athletics, campus activities and more. Campus tours start every 30 minutes. Free chair massages, refreshments and door prizes will be available throughout the event.
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Friendly and knowledgeable faculty and staff will be on hand at more than 50...
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Dr. Ashley Dressel, assistant professor in the Philosophy Department, speaks. The 40-minute talk will be followed by a question-and-answer session. Refreshments will be provided.
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Dr. Ashley Dressel, assistant professor in the Philosophy Department, speaks. The 40-minute talk will...
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Guest speaker Paul Hlina speaks about “Future Trends for Planting Trees in Douglas County.” Paul has a long and varied career in using science-based information in assessing, monitoring and restoring natural landscapes in the Upper Midwest. He has operated and owned Leaning Pine Natives and Greenhouses since 1997. This event is free, however, seating is limited. Call 715-394-5712 for more information or to make reservations.
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Guest speaker Paul Hlina speaks about “Future Trends for Planting Trees in Douglas County.”...
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$35
Low lighting, rich essential oils and a lot of hands-on work to quiet the body and mind. All experience levels welcome. Yin yoga works deeply into the body and targets deep connective tissues like ligaments, joints, bones and deep fascia networks, in addition to muscles.
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Low lighting, rich essential oils and a lot of hands-on work to quiet the...
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An event that brings together four writers and editors who will share their experience in critique, editing, rewriting and rejection. Panelists include: Konnie LeMay, Lake Superior Magazine; Cary Plocher, editor; Elissa Hoole, YA writer and teacher and Peter Baumann, Duluth News Tribune Managing Editor. Presented by Lake Superior Writers.
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An event that brings together four writers and editors who will share their experience...
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$15
Learn two different, simple bales -- one includes a spiral. A technique that can be used in other projects. Bring a button to put a bale on.
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$5 - $20
In each of five sessions, attendees can view recorded keynote presentations from a March 2019 conference featuring Franciscan priest Richard Rohr, historian John Dominic Crossan and public theologian Jacqui Lewis. Facilitators: Sister Mary Catherine Shambour, OSB, a longtime member of St. Scholastica Monastery and retired secondary instructor, college instructor and vocation director and Marilyn Mayry, an Oblate of St. Scholastica Monastery, retired college instructor and counselor.
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In each of five sessions, attendees can view recorded keynote presentations from a March...
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The Labovitz School of Business and Economics presents the fourth annual UMD Shark Tank Entrepreneurship Competition. All the contestants are UMD students. Their names, along with their products, services, or businesses, are as follows: 1. Cole DiMeglio, Cheffly – This business is a revolutionary food app where you can essentially upload the ingredients you have on hand, and the app will generate a number of different recipes that you could possibly make. By taking a photo of your grocery store…
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The Labovitz School of Business and Economics presents the fourth annual UMD Shark Tank...
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A donation-based yoga practice and guided free-form writing workshop, held the first Thursday of every month. This workshop is intended to be an opportunity to slow down in order to reflect and reconnect through the use of yoga and prompted journal-writing. Each month will have a different theme, with the goal of building self-awareness and appreciation. Materials will be provided, but attendees are asked to bring a journal (if they have one) and anything else desired for their comfort. This…
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The annual World Accordion Day celebration features an array of concerts, workshops and educational seminars. Performances will be featured in international live-stream broadcast under the auspices of Confédération Internationale des Accordéonistes in Finland. The event will feature Kevin Friedrich as spokesperson for the CIA and as emcee. The University of Missouri at Kansas City Chamber Accordion Ensemble is the headline attraction, under direction of Prof. Joan Cochran Sommers. The ensemble will perform works originally composed for accordion by composers of…
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$17
Explore chakras in a playful, intuitive and curious environment. Meditation, positive affirmations, chanting and breath work will also be explored. All levels are welcome. Taught by April Harries, RYT200.
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Explore chakras in a playful, intuitive and curious environment. Meditation, positive affirmations, chanting and...
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Based on the DVD series Understanding Depression: Hope Through Treatment, this presentation begins with a short DVD that outlines the common symptoms, evaluation, diagnosis and treatments of major depression. Afterward, Patricia Michals, MS, RN, will lead a discussion with a question/answer session. Educational materials from NAMI MN will be available at no charge. Certificates of attendance will also be available.
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Based on the DVD series Understanding Depression: Hope Through Treatment, this presentation begins with...
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The inaugural luncheon of the Gary New Duluth Recreation Center features a meal prepared and served by Denfeld High School culinary students. RSVPs are needed so an accurate number of meals can be prepared. To RSVP email gnddevelopmentalliance @ gmail.com or mail an RSVP card to GND Development Alliance, 2630 W. Superior St., Duluth MN 55806 no later than May 1. Those requiring a vegetarian meal should state so on their RSVP. Schedule 11:30 a.m. - Registration begins 11:45 a.m.…
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The inaugural luncheon of the Gary New Duluth Recreation Center features a meal prepared...
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Based on the DVD series Understanding Depression: Hope Through Treatment, this presentation begins with a short DVD that outlines the common symptoms, evaluation, diagnosis and treatments of major depression. Afterward, Patricia Michals, MS, RN, will lead a discussion with a question/answer session. Educational materials from NAMI MN will be available at no charge. Certificates of attendance will also be available.
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Based on the DVD series Understanding Depression: Hope Through Treatment, this presentation begins with...
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$200
Juniper's "Living Well" workshops are designed for people with health conditions such as chronic pain, diabetes, arthritis, cancer, heart disease or mental health conditions. Participants share common concerns and problems, brainstorm solutions and set weekly plans to achieve their goals. Juniper is looking for volunteers and professionals to be class leaders to co-lead this six-week workshop with a certified instructor. Cost is $200; scholarships are available.
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