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The Birkenstein Art Movement for 7th graders is a project inspired by civil rights leader Jean Birkenstein. The goal of BAM is to use the creative process as a tool to support individualized learning. Hosted weekly in the Gold Room of the Duluth Public Library, the program is provided at no cost to participants. The session runs from 5 to 7 p.m. This is an opportunity for students to delve into their creative interests while gaining leadership experience. The Duluth…
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Three journalists featured in the new book, Black Media in Minnesota: Tradition, Practice, & Vision participate in an author panel at Duluth Folk School. Panelists include: Henry Banks, the founder of the Clayton, Jackson, and McGhie Memorial; Georgia Fort, an independent journalist and two-time Emmy winner; and Tracey Williams-Dillard, owner and CEO of the Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder. The facilitator is Zari Baker, a student at Macalester College. This event is hosted by In Black Ink, a publisher dedicated to creating spaces…
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The Duluth Public Library hosts a Jane Austen-themed garden party at the Rose Garden in honor of the author's 250th birthday. The event features games, rose tours by the Lake Superior Rose Society, favorite Mr. Darcy voting and live readings of Austen classic works. There will be multiple places for pictures, so organizers say, "don't be afraid to dress up." Blue Sky Coffee and King of Creams are available to purchase treats.
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