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Apr 2024
Get Downtown
Downtown Duluth, the nonprofit community organization that promotes and supports the city's downtown area, presents Get Downtown week April 22–27. The event celebrates restaurants, retailers and breweries by inviting people to shop, eat and drink downtown and take advantage of special offers from about 30 participating businesses.
Find out more »Duluth Needle Art Guild Spring Luncheon
The guest speaker at this year's Duluth Needle Art Guild Spring Luncheon is Mary Mulari, who will present on "Inspirational Upcycling and Downsizing." Doors open at 11 a.m. and a lunch catered by Room at the Table will be served at noon. The Duluth Needle Art Guild meets on the fourth Monday of each month at Kenwood Lutheran Church. The guild's mission is to foster and contribute to the arts and crafts of the greater community through education and encouragement,…
Find out more »Business Sustainability Luncheon
Business and community leaders join together for the inaugural Sustainability Awards and a state-of-the-environment presentation which will detail a green opportunity that could help to define the region’s economic future. Dr. Jennifer King, from the National Renewable Energy Lab, will present research that indicates how Minnesota can build the infrastructure for green iron/steel, concrete, e-fuels and fertilizer. The registration deadline is Monday, April 15, at 5 p.m. Lunch will be catered by Clyde Iron Works.
Find out more »Hartley Park Clean Up
Join Hartley Nature Center for a volunteer Hartley Park Clean Up event on Earth Day. Participants will be picking up trash along the Woodland Avenue Connector, in the parking lot, and along old Hartley road. Rubber gloves, work gloves and trash bags will be provided. Youth under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Interested in helping, but can't make the event? Hartley would be happy to provide trash bags and rubber gloves to anyone wanting to participate…
Find out more »Bulldogs Go Green: A Sustainability Summit
UMD Marketing Department and the Marketing for a Better World class are hosting a sustainability summit. This event aims to teach the community about social, sustainable and cultural events happening at UMD and in the Duluth area. Students will showcase their work in an original research showcase where topics include UMD and Duluth sustainability, homelessness in the Twin Ports, community gardens, improving public transportation, affordable housing and sustainable businesses in Duluth. Plus, hear from a panel of local professionals, including…
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Foundations of Flash Fiction
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Writer Katie Perttunen teaches writing within six weeks at Foundations of Flash Fiction. Perttunen has published two books, written for three newspapers and was the poetry editor for an online literary magazine. This class is best for ages 12 and older and is for both experienced and beginner writers. Participants will need to bring paper, writing implements and the book "Elements of Style".
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Spring Wine Hour
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Three consecutive Mondays of different spring-focused wines with local wine experts, each week with a different theme. Price includes wines and tapas by Lake Avenue Restaurant. Tickets available at 218-722-2355.
Find out more »Duluth Public Schools Referendum Community Meeting at Congdon Park Elementary
Representatives of Duluth Public Schools are holding meetings at all of the district's schools to help inform the public about an upcoming ballot referendum. Everyone is welcome to attend and learn more about the technology levy. On Tuesday, May 14, residents in Independent School District #709 will vote on a capital projects levy which, if approved, will provide $5.2 million annually to support upgraded classroom technology and curricula, digital infrastructure, and cyber and physical security throughout Duluth Public Schools. Learn…
Find out more »Duluth City Council Meeting
Duluth City Council meetings are held on the third floor of City Hall and broadcast on WDSE 103.3 FM. Meeting agendas are online at duluthmn.gov.
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Curly J
An event every week that begins at 7:00 pm on Monday, repeating until Apr 22, 2024
Head to Bent Paddle for Curly J Mondays as he is joined weekly by Owen and Gavin of Saltydog — what delights will they dream up?
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DJ Trivia at Grand View Grill & Bar
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Grand View Grill & Bar hosts DJ Trivia with a live DJ every Monday with prizes for the top 3 teams. DJ Trivia is family-friendly. Participants can play weekly in the trivia league and may get to the DJ Trivia playoffs and championship games Read the Clue of the Day at https://www.djtrivia.com/cod
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DJ Trivia at Keyport Lounge
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Prizes for 1st, 2nd and 3rd places. Play with the same team name every week and scores will add up during the league season. Top teams go on to trivia playoffs and to possible cash prizes.
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DJ Trivia at Patti’s Dockside
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Prizes for 1st, 2nd and 3rd places. Play with the same team name every week and scores will add up during the league season. Top teams go on to trivia playoffs and to possible cash prizes.
Find out more »Earth Day Film Screening: Common Ground
For Earth Day, the film Common Ground is about the broken food system and regenerative agriculture alternatives. Refreshments and information on local sustainable food sources are available before the film at 6:30 p.m. Sponsors include CSS Global Sustainability and Justice Studies, MN Interfaith Power and Light, and the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Duluth. For questions, contact Bret Pence at 218-343-2527.
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