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Feb 2020
Winter Bike Week: Bike and Walk to School Day
Ride a bike or walk to school for Winter Bike and Walk to School Day. Anyone can participate on their own, but check with K-12 schools or higher education institutions for organized events and activities. This event is part of Zeitgeist’s Winter Bike Week, which celebrates and encourages winter biking in all its forms, whether for fun and recreation or transportation and commuting.
Find out more »Thursday Night Fat Bike Ride: Winter Bike Week Edition
Meet at the Demonstration Forest parking lot starting at 5:30 p.m. and ride out at 6 p.m. Bring headlights and/or headlamps. Full details here.
Find out more »Winter Bike Week Group Ride and Barbecue
Continental Ski and Bike will provide food from the grill and a rental fleet of fat-bikes will be made available for the public to use, free of charge, on a first-come, first-served basis. Full details here.
Find out more »Sunday Fat Bike Ride: Winter Bike Week Edition
Meet at the Demonstration Forest at 12:30 p.m. and ride out at 1. All skill levels are welcome and the Salsa Mukluk and Timberjack Kids' rental fleet will be available to reserve at no charge on a first-come, first-served basis. Call the shop at (218) 834-2117 to reserve a bike. Full details here.
Find out more »Winter Bike Week: Tuesday Night Ladies’ Ride
A special Winter Bike Week edition of Duluth's weekly Tuesday Night Ladies' Ride meets this week in the Hartley Nature Center parking lot. Bikers will start gathering at 5:30 p.m. and the ride begins at 6 p.m. sharp. Bikers should bring bike lights (sun sets at 5:20 p.m.) and a full water bottle. A limited number of bikes will be available for those who do not have one. To reserve a bike, email [email protected] to reserve a bike.
Find out more »Winter Bike Week: Winter Bike Commuting 101
The Duluth Folk School hosts a talk on winter bike commuting as part of Winter Bike Week. Topics covered include traffic principals and bike law, basic winter bike maintenance, clothing, gear and equipment needs, logistics of bike commuting, winter-specific safety and discussion of available resources and fun, encouraging events. All attendees will receive a copy of the Minnesota Bicycling Handbook, which includes information covered in the class. Tickets are $5 until Feb. 7 and $10 thereafter. To learn more and…
Find out more »Winter Bike Week: Paint Night
Zeitgeist Arts and Community hosts Paint Night with On the Rocks Studios. The painting will be a winter bike scene for Winter Bike Week. The event includes step-by-step instruction from an experienced artist, a 16×20 stretched canvas, acrylic paint, brushes, an easel and an apron. Registration costs $35.
Find out more »Draft: Duluth/Superior
Draft: Duluth/Superior is part of a nationwide meetup series gathering people who love bikes, biz and beer (or another drink of choice). The Duluth/Superior meetups bring celebrate the latest in biking and bike industry innovations. They also feature community members who speak about biking and bike-related activities. The audience is invited to make announcements and start conversations — everyone from business leaders, product developers and tech innovators to advocates and artists. This meet-up's speakers are Transportation Planner for the city…
Find out more »Winter Bike Week: International Winter Bike to Work Day
Pancakes, coffee and hot cocoa will be served at the Minnesota Power Plaza for bike communters on International Winter Bike to Work Day. Bikers can also warm up in a woodstove-heated warming tent. Hand warmers and reflective bike gear will be given away as well. Bikers can meet at the Rose Garden for a group ride to the Winter Bike to Work Day station. The ride begins from the Rose Garden parking lot at 7:30 a.m.
Find out more »Winter Bike Week: Bikes & Bites Tour
The Bikes & Bites Tour brings riders to three stops on a tasting tour of Duluth. This family-friendly guided group ride gathers at Zeitgeist Arts Cafe for registration and coffee, tea and juice, plus some tips and tricks for winter biking. Riders then bike together to Duluth Cider and have lunch from OMC Smokehouse (vegetarian and kid-friendly options will be available). The final stop is Bayfront Family Center for s’mores by the fire, hot cocoa and ice skating for those…
Find out more »Apr 2020
AAUW Trip to Chanhassen Theater
The Hibbing branch of the American Association of University Women is offering to transport people to the Chanhassen Theater to see a production of The Music Man. The group will also stop at the Rosedale Mall and Cloquet McDonald's. Pickups are at Hibbing, Crossroads (Iron) and Cloquet. The first pickup boards at the Hibbing Memorial Building at 7:30 a.m. and departs at 8. The bus is expected to return to Hibbing at 9:45 p.m. Call Kathy Gargano at 218-263-7405 for…
Find out more »May 2020
An event every year that begins at 2:00 am on of May, repeating indefinitely
Last Day of Free Parking Season in Canal Park
An event every year that begins at 2:00 am on of May, repeating indefinitely
The days of worry-free parking in Canal Park are once again ending. During the tourist season of May 15 to Oct. 15 the meters must be fed from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. or cars will be ticketed. This applies to the parking lot between Grandma's Saloon and the DeWitt-Seitz Marketplace as well.
Find out more »Jun 2020
Up North Excursions: Fish, Fish, Fish
Up North Excursions leads this bus trip to Bodin Fisheries and the Marine Museum in Bayfield. A whitefish lunch is included. The Up North Excursion bus will depart at 10 a.m. from the Perkins West parking lot. The bus returns to Duluth at 5 p.m. Contact Wendy Grethen at 218-525-5098 or wendyupnorth @ yahoo.com by May 15 to make a reservation.
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