For the third installment of common crops workshops the focus is on root crops. Participants will learn about growing carrots, beets and radish from seeding to harvest.
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Every Saturday, Duluth Folk School holds free gatherings with rotating handcrafting demonstrations, tool showcases, activities, jams, dances, presentations and more. These drop-in events highlight and connect the region's handcrafting, artistic, musical and environmental communities.
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Free – $8
One Sky Project is an international collaboration focused on increasing understanding about cultural and indigenous astronomy, its historical and modern applications, and how our One Sky connects us all. Each short film represents the perspective of a different culture or Indigenous society from around the globe. Each film stands alone as a short story or in combination as a longer narrative – organized around themes of "Finding Patterns" and developing tools. Each show will be followed by a live presentation…
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For newbies as well as seasoned pros. Students are encouraged to bring a current work in progress if they have one.
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For newbies as well as seasoned pros. Students are encouraged to bring a current...
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$157
This class is an introduction to carving signs in wood with hand tools. Students learn the tools and techniques for incised and bas-relief carving, and the safety precautions to bear in mind. Students learn how to read wood grain and carve it. This is a three day class with the first session being held on June 30. Day two will be on July 7 and the last day will be July 14.
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This class is an introduction to carving signs in wood with hand tools. Students...
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$41
In this beginner-friendly foraging class students learn the foundational skills needed to safely identify common edible plants and mushrooms in their local environment. Through hands-on exploration, students discover how to observe key features, use field guides and understand seasonal clues. Students are asked to bring a basket or bag, a water bottle, sun protection, tick protection, sturdy shoes and to dress for the weather.
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$55
Demystifying Sewing Machines is a two-hour hands-on class designed to held understand sewing machines. The course covers typical sewing machines and offers opportunities to learn about the mechanics of how a stitch is formed, walking participants through threading a machine and winding bobbins, and demystify the art of adjusting tension for smooth and consistent results. Attendees can also explore needle types and sizes, learning how to match them to different threads and materials. By the end of this class, participants…
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Demystifying Sewing Machines is a two-hour hands-on class designed to held understand sewing machines....
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$118
Students learn to select and use handsaws, exercise proper form when sawing and how to maintain/clean saws at Duluth Folk School.
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Students learn to select and use handsaws, exercise proper form when sawing and how...
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$48
Art Through the Ages is a multi-week tour through thousands of years of art movements and a creative exploration of common art supplies. Each class consists of a 30-minute lecture where students explore and discuss key concepts, stylistic features and iconic artists from each art movement. Following the lecture, students dive into a creative project inspired by the current period and learn how to use various art mediums. In this session students learn about Impressionism (1865-1885) and Fauvism (1900-1935) and…
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$75 – $125
This class explores the deep connections between the natural world and the food humans eat. Participants can reflect on the web of life and how profound insights can come from observing nature during this trip through the woods. A light vegetarian charcuterie lunch is included (and can be made gluten-free or cow-milk-free on request). Bringing a water bottle is encouraged. Register at duluthfolkschool.com.
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Whether it’s cracked, torn, stained, missing a piece or just not working properly, broken things can be made good as new with the right skills and tools. WLSSD has partnered with Duluth Folk School and Duluth Makerspace to host regular events where people can learn how to fix their stuff. Volunteers specialize in a variety of repair skills, including electronics and small appliances, woodworking and furniture, watches and jewelry, clothing and upholstery, sports and outdoor gear, ceramics, artwork and more.…
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Whether it’s cracked, torn, stained, missing a piece or just not working properly, broken...
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$41
In this beginner-friendly foraging class students learn the foundational skills needed to safely identify common edible plants and mushrooms in their local environment. Through hands-on exploration, they’ll discover how to observe key features, use field guides and understand seasonal clues. This session takes place on a paved trail suitable for mobility devices and those who prefer a flat path and slower pace. This is usually a more plant based class although the occasional mushroom is found. All paces are welcome.…
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$95
In this introduction to floral design class, students work with locally grown flowers to learn about the proper processing of stems and core elements to design, with the goal of developing the skills to create full and well-balanced arrangements. Students learn about the intricacies of each flower variety to better understand their needs as a cut flower, as well as the inspiring elements they can bring to your designs. By the end of class, students will have a better understanding…
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$88
Dye like a Viking is an exploration of natural dyes used in Viking textiles – based on archeological evidence. Students learn to prepare dye baths, mordant fibers, modify colors and identify dye plants. Students receive eight 25-yard skeins of yarn to dye, enough for them to create a project. This introductory class also discusses ethical harvesting, ways to modify colors and sources for further exploration. Students should bring a waterproof bag to bring their samples home.
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