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Mar 2023
Insect Conservation Beyond the Home Garden
Arrowhead Wild One's group presents Karin Jokela, who will describe how the Xerces Society is responding to broad environmental pollinator challenges in public policies and programs at national, state and local levels. Karin Jokela is a Xerces Society Pollinator Conservation Planner and a Partner Biologist with the USDA National Resources Conservation Service.
Find out more »Virtual Yoga for All Levels with Nicole
Bring some balance to the week in this hatha-based practice. Each class will feature a variety of standing, seated and reclining postures with modifications given. Focus on the breath will be encouraged, and a longer period of rest will be offered. All levels welcome with sign up through the Evolve website or through the Mindbody app. Drop-in price is $8. This is an online class and does not meet in person.
Find out more »Small Business Development Workshop: Benefits of Employing Youth
Webinar presented by Betsy Hill and Hannah Grunzke of the Duluth Workforce Development Board Emerging Workforce Committee and YES Duluth.
Find out more »Neurodynamic Breathwork Experience
One hour of instruction and meditation, one hour of breathwork and 30 minutes of integration with a sharing circle. Featuring a live DJ!
Find out more »Trail Astronomy on the Superior Hiking Trail
This webinar will soar into the skies to discuss stargazing and sky-watching on the Superior Hiking Trail. Host, AstroBob, will walk through how to spot “the green flash,” Northern Lights, meteor showers, identify constellations and much more! He will also share his favorite sky-watching tools like planispheres, sky charts, and new phone apps that identify constellations. For more information and registration, visit superiorhiking.org.
Find out more »Ignite Your Fuse: Warrior Brewing
Fuse Duluth, the young professional’s division of the Duluth Area Chamber of Commerce, offers presentations by local leaders in its Ignite Your Fuse luncheon series on select Thursdays throughout the year. The cost to attend is $20 for chamber members and $30 for nonmembers. Register at fuseduluth.com.
Find out more »Women’s Night – Fat Biking and Nordic Skiing
This collaboration between women representing SkiHut, Continental Bikes & Ski, COGGS and DXC takes place every Thursday for Fat Bike Riding, Skate Skiing or Classic Skiing. These all women's social rides and skiing are about bringing those who identify as women together to support each other in learning and practicing Fat Biking and Nordic skiing in a safe, fun, supportive environment, while also providing opportunities to connect with others. We welcome all body types, fitness levels, abilities, and ages. Each…
Find out more »Duluth Thrives Resiliency Summit 2023
The Duluth Thrives Resiliency Summit covers practices to unravel the affects of trauma. The first keynote speaker is Christine Bright, MBA, lead consultant and trainer of the Chicago-based Center for Healing and Justice Through Sport. She will address “The Brain & Stress: What’s Happening and What We Can Do About it.” The second keynote speaker is Jebeh Edmunds, founder and CEO of Duluth-based Jebeh Consulting, whose topic will be, “Implicit Bias, Diversity and Inclusion, Microaggressions.” Participants will be able to…
Find out more »One event on Mar 23, 2023 at 10:00 am
One event on Mar 24, 2023 at 10:00 am
One event on Mar 25, 2023 at 10:00 am
Organic Room and Body Mist Workshop
One event on Mar 23, 2023 at 10:00 am
One event on Mar 24, 2023 at 10:00 am
One event on Mar 25, 2023 at 10:00 am
In this workshop, personalized mists will be produced that can be used for body and skin nourishment or for the lightest, most refreshing way to introduce fragrance as a room deodorizer. How can these two things be made in just an hour long workshop? When using organic ingredients, the recipe doesn't differ much. The opportunity to explore several different liquid emulsifiers, essential oils, odor neutralizers, plant extracts and nourishing body oils will allow participants to go home with a gorgeous…
Find out more »An event every week that begins at 10:30 am on Saturday, repeating until Apr 29, 2023
Majestic Flow: All Levels Yoga with Ijshanita
An event every week that begins at 10:30 am on Saturday, repeating until Apr 29, 2023
This all-levels Majestic Flow class is lead by instructor Ijshanita Dunigan. It is designed to encourage, balance and uplift "feminine and masculine energies." Sign-up through the Evolve website or through the Mindbody app. Drop-in price for non-members is $15.
Find out more »Woodlands Art Expo
Woodlands Art Expo will feature artists and demonstrations, workshops, seminars and traditional games. The event will feature demonstrations from talented artists from around the region on a wide variety of mediums, including quill work with Dana Trickey, black ash basketry with April Stone, steam box wood bending with Thomas Howes, bead working with Jessica Gokey, stone works with Jeff Savage, no face dolls with Joyce LaPorte and painting with Moira Villiard and Karen Savage-Blue. The Woodlands Art Expo will also…
Find out more »Animal Yoga Pop-Up Class
Evolve instructor Jenna leads a lighthearted, energizing Hatha class focused around animals. Ancient Yogis found imitating animals to be an enlightening experience for both body and mind -- there will be lots of demonstrations in this class, in addition to an invigorating flow. The studio is heated to 80 degrees and class ends with a guided jungle-adventure meditation. Kids can join in for free.
Find out more »Forest Assisted Migration Project Presentation
Presented in UMD's Labovitz's Building room 135. The Forest Assisted Migration Project (FAMP) is a multi-regional research project that aims to re-establish a resilient northern forest and bolster the regional economy by 1) collecting tree seeds from species and populations that are predicted to thrive in the future, 2) forming the farm and forest growers, a network of small farms and nurseries that grow climate-adaptive tree seeds into seedlings and then sell the seedlings to reforestation agencies and individuals, and…
Find out more »Art at the Aquarium: Exploring Abstraction
Attendees can draw inspiration from the patterns that allow animals to hide in plain sight. Students examine examples of animal camouflage and other unique patterning found on animals in the Aquarium. Combining the patterns they see, students create an abstract painting inspired by spots, stripes and more. No experience is necessary. Ages 13+
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