Online Event
Events in the Duluth area that either cannot be attended in person or the primary audience is participating or viewing via the internet on platforms such as Zoom, YouTube, Webex, etc. See individual event descriptions for details.
Dec 2022
Public Meeting on Central Entrance Project
The Minnesota Department of Transportation hosts this online public meeting to introduce the Central Entrance Project in Duluth. This will be the same information shown at the in-person kickoff event held in November. The presentation will include information on why MnDOT is looking at the corridor from Mesaba Avenue to Trinity Road and why feedback on how the corridor functions is important at this stage. The project is tentatively planned for 2026-27, but now is the time for residents, commuters,…
Find out more »Jan 2023
Professional Development Workshop: Can You Really Transform a Company Culture?
Tim Krieg from Reform Consulting, Inc. will present a webinar that addresses principles and conditions that effectively constrain a culture of engagement and effectiveness. Through this webinar, participants can gain greater awareness of the principles and conditions that effectively enable and nurture a culture of engagement and effectiveness. Registration can be found here.
Find out more »Increasing Your Diversity by Hiring Individuals with a Disability
In this Small Business Development Workshop live webinar Bruce Bock and Marci Jasper of Vocational Rehabilitation Services of Duluth will lead an interactive discussion on the advantages of hiring individuals with disabilities. The conversation will break down some of the misinformation that may discourage employers from hiring someone with a disability. Register at duluthchamber.com for Zoom access. Participation is free for chambe
Find out more »Northland Hackathon Webinar
Hosted by Cloquet native, Luke Heine, How Hackathon can Strengthen my College Application is a free-flowing, virtual webinar set to introduce students to the fun of computer science. Additional webinars in February and March will lead up to the second annual Northland Hackathon on Saturday, Apr. 15. More information and registration details for the Jan. 27 webinar and Apr. 15 Hackathon event can be found at northlandhackathon.com.
Find out more »Registration Open for Park Point 5-Miler & 2-Mile Walk
The Young Athletes Foundation has opened registration for the Park Point 5 Miler event to be held on July 13. With an out-and-back racecourse sandwiched between the Duluth Harbor and the open waters of Lake Superior, participants are treated to some wonderful views at the region’s oldest road race. Plus, the post-race celebration offers some of the greatest traditions of a midsummer night in Minnesota, including food trucks and plenty of yard games for both kids and adults.
Find out more »Feb 2023
Professional Development Workshop: Innovation in Healthcare (Postponed)
This event has been rescheduled for March 15. Sue McClernon from the College of St. Scholastica presents a Professional Development Workshop with the subject "Innovation in Healthcare" as a webinar. Zoom access will be emailed upon registration. The development workshop is free to Duluth Chamber members and $25 for non-members.
Find out more »Scrapbook Power Hour
Join Meggan Jack and Tessa Chaple for their monthly virtual Scrapbook Power Hour featuring tips and tricks on the art of scrapbooking. Power Hour is a great place to start if you are looking for a beginning scrapbook class, though experienced scrapbookers who love design insights are also welcome. Everyone that registers will receive the Zoom recording and PDF handouts following the event. Register at megganandtessa.com Previous attendees do not need to register again.
Find out more »Live from the Heart: AfroGeode
Duluth-based soul queen AfroGeode is the featured artist on the next "Live from The Heart: Songwriters/Storytellers Series." This live-stream event can be accessed from the Sacred Heart Music Center's YouTube channel but there will be a small number of free studio audience tickets available for the performance. AfroGeode is a creative music project founded by Di Jay (Diona Johnson; she/they). AfroGeode’s music can best be interpreted as a combination of neo-soul and hip-hop, though she is multidimensional and experiments with…
Find out more »What’s Going on in Greater Minnesota
Join the Center for Rural Policy and Development in exploring topics that affect Greater Minnesota communities such as the rural workforce, child care and mental health. Topics will be highlighted in 10-minute segments. Register before Feb. 6 at sourcewell.org.
Find out more »What’s New With Cohousing in Minnesota?
Cohousing groups in Minnesota will provide updates via zoom on their efforts to create an intentional community. Twin Cities Cohousing Network, an educational nonprofit, is hosting this free event. There will also be news on what TCCN is doing to catalyze cohousing in Minnesota. Cohousing is a community designed for connection. To register, and for more information, go to tccoho.org.
Find out more »The River Talks: We’ve got Fleas! Invaders and Non-local Beings in Water and Land
River Talks is a free, informal speaker series about the St. Louis River Estuary in Duluth-Superior and a cooperative project between Wisconsin Sea Grant and the Lake Superior National Estuarine Research Reserve. This online installment features Zach Stewart with Douglas County and Kelsey Taylor with the Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa. Zoom link and more information to come at lakesuperiornerr.org.
Find out more »Laura Erickson: Birding in Cuba
Laura Erickson will transport participants to a warmer place as she remembers her 2016 trip to Cuba. She brought home many stories and photos of exciting birds, including of her favorite species, the Cuban Tody. Get the Zoom link from [email protected]
Find out more »CRPD Rural Mental Health Workforce Webinar
This Center for Rural Policy and Development webinar focuses on the new report on the rural mental health workforce and features panelists directly involved in rural mental health. The panelists include Thad Shunkwiler, Tracie Rutherford Self, Jinny Palen, Andrew Larson and Marnie Werner. To attend the webinar, register at zoom.us. Once the event is over, it will be posted on the Center for Rural Policy and Development YouTube channel.
Find out more »Promoting Positive Mental Health in the Workplace
Presented by Rick Gertsema, Mental Health Senior Advisor, Miller-Dwan Foundation. Learn concrete strategies on how to engage in activities that benefit the mental health of employees and make the workplace a healthier place overall.
Find out more »Lakewalk Interpretive Plan Public Meeting
The city of Duluth invites the public to participate in a public meeting for the Lakewalk Interpretive Plan. Two meetings providing the same content will include opportunities to provide feedback: Feb. 15, 6 p.m. at Duluth City Hall, Conference Room 330 Feb. 16, 6 p.m. online via Webex Both meetings will include a presentation about the interpretive approach, draft plans for eight defined experience districts, and proposed interpretive content. Following the presentation, there will be time for questions and discussion…
Find out more »Perspectives on Catholicism & LGBTQ+ Identities with Eve Tushnet
In this interview, Eve Tushnet will share her perspective as a lesbian and convert to Catholicism. Ms. Tushnet is an author of fiction and non-fiction, much of which explores her experience of living the Catholic faith while embracing a Gay identity. Most notably, she is the author of Gay and Catholic: Accepting My Sexuality, Finding Community, Living My Faith (Ave Maria Press, 2014) and Tenderness: A Gay Christian's Guide to Unlearning Rejection and Experiencing God's Extravagant Love (Ave Maria Press,…
Find out more »The Forever Chemicals: What Do We Need to Know About Their Effects on Birds?
The last two decades have seen a marked increase in concern over the effects of polyfluoralkyl substances (PFAS) on humans and wildlife. PFAS often called “the forever chemicals,” are persistent contaminants that enter the environment from various sources, including manufacturing, landfills, and fire suppression. Among vertebrates, birds appear to be of particular concern for both exposure and effects. Reported effects on birds include early embryo mortality, failure to hatch, and high post-hatching mortality. The specific mechanisms causing these effects are…
Find out more »Superior Hiking Trail 101 Webinar
Are you planning your first-day hike or run on the Superior Hiking Trail? Interested in experiencing winter on the Trail for the first time? Or maybe even attempt your first overnight backpacking trip? Former SHTA Trail Development Director Jo Swanson will join us to share the best first steps to taking your first hike on the SHT. The class will cover everything from what guides and maps are available to basic information about features like campsites and trailheads. For more…
Find out more »Mar 2023
Professional Development Workshop: Supporting Survivors of Domestic Violence in the Workplace
Jaci Christiansen of Safe Haven leads this Duluth Area Chamber of Commerce Professional Development Workshop. This presentation gives participants the opportunity to analyze the impacts of domestic violence in their work environments and walk away with tools to make their work environments both safer and more supportive to survivors, whether that be an employee, customer, or client. Participants walk through a best practices checklist to see where their current practices are at and identify opportunities for growth. Register online at…
Find out more »Wisconsin Indigenous & Multicultural Read-in
The University of Wisconsin-Superior’s Indigenous Cultures Resource Center has transitioned its 11th annual Wisconsin Indigenous & Multicultural Read-in featuring author Anton Treuer to an online event due to winter weather. The event will take place via Zoom. Treuer, a professor of Ojibwe at Bemidji State University, is author of Everything You Wanted to Know about Indians but Were Afraid to Ask. He will share traditional Ojibwe winter legends and how his equity, education and cultural work have put him on…
Find out more »Virtual Speaker Lea Waters
The University of Wisconsin-Superior’s Pruitt Center for Mindfulness & Well-Being will continue its virtual speaker series with Lea Waters presenting “Boosting Mental Health through a Strength-Based Approach.” Waters is an Australian academic, psychologist, author and speaker who holds a Ph.D. in organizational psychology and is a world expert in school psychology and parenting. Waters will explore three decades of research conducted by psychologists who have identified a range of strengths that are measurable and able to be developed in youth…
Find out more »Living with Disabilities, Creating Person-centered Care
This Northland Diversity in Aging Series virtual webinar features local and regional experts, including presentations by Mary Junnila, executive director of Lighthouse Center for Vital Living, and Julie Wilson, executive director for Care Partners of Cook County. Register via zoom.us. The series is a collaboration of the College of Saint Scholastica, Duluth Aging Support, Northland Foundation and the Arrowhead Area Agency on Aging.
Find out more »Virtual Yin Yoga with Nicole
Infuse the day with peace, quiet and TLC for the body. Nicole will guide participants through seated and reclining yin poses, which are held for 3-5 minutes to release tension from body and mind. Youth under 18 should not practice yin due to growing and changing bodies. All levels welcome with signup through the Evolve website or through the Mindbody app. Drop-in price is $8 This class is virtual and does not meet at the Evolve studio.
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 »Professional Development Workshop: Innovation in Healthcare
Sue McClernon from the College of St. Scholastica presents a Professional Development Workshop with the subject "Innovation in Healthcare" as a webinar. Zoom access will be emailed upon registration. The development workshop is free to Duluth chamber members and $25 for non-members.
Find out more »Periodic Invasions of Northern Goshawks
The Pick a Bird Brain series highlights research projects at Hawk Ridge Bird Observatory. Registration is required for this presentation. Dr. Dick Green, Professor Emeritus at the University of Minnesota Duluth, will look at historical observations made at three hawk watch sites: Hawk Ridge in Duluth, Minnesota, Cedar Grove in Wisconsin, and Hawk Mountain in Pennsylvania. Ordinarily, hawk count sites do not see large numbers of Northern Goshawks during fall counts. However, about every ten years, the normal patterns change…
Find out more »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 »Live from the Heart: Skarlett Woods
Singer-songwriter Skarlett Woods is the featured artist for the next “Live from The Heart” Songwriters/Storytellers series. This live-stream event can be accessed from the Sacred Heart Music Center’s YouTube channel but there will be a small number of free studio audience tickets available for the performance. Known to mix mesmerizing vocal work with a 7-string guitar groove far beyond your average singer/songwriter, Woods brings her unique folk and West Coast jazz to the same dinner table. Wood blends swing and…
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 »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 »Workshop Wednesday
ARAC's Grant Writing Specialist Moira (Miri) Villiard and Director of Grants & Outreach Holly Hackett-Rich will be available to answer grant-project questions. To participate, request a Zoom link from [email protected].
Find out more »Apr 2023
Professional Development Workshop: Organization Development Principles
Bob Hartl of the College of St. Scholastica will address how to apply organization development principles to address the challenges presented by COVID-19 and social unrest in the past two years. Zoom access will be emailed upon registration.
Find out more »Zenith DCHS Apartments Virtual Information Session
Join us for a Zoom presentation from our leasing and marketing teams to learn more about how we're converting Historic Duluth Central High School into apartments. View amenities, unit finishes and floor plans as well as early bird pricing. Stay online after the presentation for questions and the opportunity to lease!
Find out more »Animal Rehab at the Great Lakes Aquarium: Online Event
What happens to animals that undergo a life event leaving them unable to be successful in the wild? The answer can be bleak for some, but others find themselves on a path of rehabilitation and rehoming at zoos and aquariums. Serving now as ambassadors for their species and conservation, these animals live a different type of life while showing guests where we, as humans intersect with their wild counterparts. Join Danielle Tikalsky from Great Lakes Aquarium and meet Bogey, Horus,…
Find out more »Northland Hackathon 2023
The second annual Northland Hackathon introduces high school students to the world of computer programming. This virtual event will allow students to "hack," experiment and share creativity with other students and participating tech professionals to create something new. The goal is to give students a chance to learn more about building things on the internet and explore careers in tech. Prior to the April 15 event, students will be given a problem to solve or a theme to focus on…
Find out more »Pick a Bird Brain: Using DNA Metabarcoding
Hawk Ridge is famous for the stunning migrations of raptors. While much research has gone into understanding the timing and patterns of raptor migration, little research has been done to understand the diet of raptors during migration due to logistical research challenges. Advances in the field of molecular biology in the past two decades have opened the door to new methods for studying migratory diets. In this Pick a Bird Brain Program, Lisa Brouellette will discuss the research she conducted…
Find out more »Foraging for Mushrooms on the Superior Hiking Trail
Ariel Bonkoski is the co-founder of the Lake Superior Mycological Society and owner of Ariel’s Mushroom Co. She will be walking the class through how to identify some common mushrooms on the Trail — both edible and toxic — how to harvest sustainably, following rules related to foraging on public land and so much more! For more information and registration, visit superiorhiking.org.
Find out more »Live from the Heart: Alberto del Toro
Alberto del Toro is the new solo project recently launched by Duluth singer-songwriter Alberto Serrano Rivera. A Spanish language project, Alberto del Toro takes inspiration from post-punk, rock and from the music Rivera heard growing up in Puerto Rico. KQDS radio disc jockey, Chris Allen will host this live-stream event on the Sacred Heart Music Center YouTube Channel. A limited number of studio audience tickets are available — please register for those tickets here in advance. Studio audience members are…
Find out more »Building Community Partnerships to Support Harm Reduction and Infectious Disease Prevention
This town hall examines the ripple effects of university-community partnerships focused on substance-use disorders and vaccine hesitancy. It features speakers from the University of Minnesota (College of Pharmacy) and community partners will showcase their work together. Register online at zoom.us.
Find out more »Myth Versus Facts of Sexual Violence
In this training, Program for Aid to Victims of Sexual Assault advocates outline the common myths surrounding sexual violence, the criminal justice system, and public opinion and provide community members with strategies to help affected people in their lives. Register for the event at zoom.us.
Find out more »May 2023
Professional Development Workshop: Designing Data Visualizations for Greater Impact
Dr. Brandon Olson from the College of St. Scholastica presents factors to consider for creating meaningful visualizations that quickly and effectively communicate the intended message. Register online for Zoom access.
Find out more »AI Art: A Human Discussion
How are the recent advancements in AI art generation affecting artists and illustrators? Bring your questions about AI and art to this livestreamed panel discussion featuring regional voices in visual art, technology, and philosophy: • MCAD Professor of Media Arts Ben Moren • Duluth artist Jonathan Thunder • UMD Professor of Philosophy Alexis Elder • Duluth illustrator Rick Kollath • Multimedia artist Kathy McTavish Register to reserve a space in the Zoom audience, or watch the livestream via the Duluth…
Find out more »Workshop Wednesday
Attorney, Jessica Karp will be presenting and answering questions on all things legal. This workshop is great for both our individual artists and arts organizations and will go over the many legal considerations you might have while running your art business.
Find out more »The Need for Permanent Affordability: Community Land Trusts and Cohousing
Land trust and cohousing expert Greg Rosenberg likes to upend conventional notions. Such as, great neighborhoods have to become ever more expensive. Housing that has qualities of an old-fashioned neighborhood and helps open doors to ownership sounds utopian but is possible, says Rosenberg, a systems change advocate from Madison. Mr. Rosenberg will speak about this opportunity via zoom hosted by the Twin Cities Cohousing Network, an educational nonprofit. To register, and for more information, go to tccoho.org.
Find out more »Small Business Development Workshop: A 3D Approach to Small Business Branding
In this live webinar, Ashly Kimball of AKimball Creative presents "A 3-Dimensional Approach to Small Business Branding." Register at duluthchamber.com for Zoom access. Participation is free for chamber members and $25 for non-members.
Find out more »Northwood Tech Instructor Fair
Do you have an area of expertise that you currently work in, but maybe want to make a shift in your career path? Perhaps you’ve thought that you might like to teach your knowledge and skills to others. Northwood Technical College is hosting an Instructor Hiring Fair that will provide information and answer questions you may have about making a transition to teaching in your field. The Instructor Hiring Fair will be held via Microsoft Teams and is for anyone…
Find out more »Duluth Dylan Fest 2023: John Bushey Memorial Lecture
Seth Rogovoy, author of Bob Dylan: Prophet Mystic Poet, speaks during this online event via Zoom. The Duluth Dylan Festival runs May 20-28, celebrating the 82nd birthday of Bob Dylan. A full list of daily events is at duluthdylanfest.com.
Find out more »Jun 2023
Professional Development Workshop: Duluth Excellence: Building a Collective Vision
Presented by ChaQuana McEntyre, Family Rise Together. The organization's mission is to help strengthen family unity by engaging fathers in their children’s lives to establish family values, social roles, and participation in the community. Zoom access will be emailed to you upon registration.
Find out more »Flower Essences for LGBTQIA2S+ Liberation (LGBTQIA2S+ Folx Only)
Alseth Acres Apothecary is offering a Pride month special, queers-only session focused on how the energetics of favorite flowers can support queer, trans, nonbinary and 2Spirit folx in repairing emotional harm and embracing their whole and beautiful selves. Please note this session is closed to only folx who identify as LGBTQIA2S+ and is meant to be a queer-to-queer support container inviting in the support of plant allies. Teach-ins will occur rain or shine and will take place entirely outside. All…
Find out more »Small Business Development Workshop: How to Identify, Curate and Create Kick-ass Social Media Content
In this live webinar, Jerry Thoreson of Destination Duluth presents "How to Identify, Curate and Create Kick-ass Social Media Content." Register at duluthchamber.com for Zoom access. Participation is free for chamber members and $25 for non-members.
Find out more »Jul 2023
Small Business Development Workshop: SunDo Daily Breathwork
In this live webinar, Kimberly Hedegaard of Body Awareness Therapeutic Massage presents "SunDo Daily Breathwork to Incorporate in Your Work Day and Beyond." Register at duluthchamber.com for Zoom access. Participation is free for chamber members and $25 for non-members.
Find out more »Aug 2023
Professional Development Workshop: Implicit Bias in the Workplace and Beyond
Presented by Jebeh Edmunds of Jebeh Cultural Consulting. Zoom access will be emailed to you upon registration.
Find out more »Small Business Development Workshop: Designing New and Innovative Products
In this live webinar, Ray Mattison of Design Eye Q presents "Designing New and Innovative Products." Register at duluthchamber.com for Zoom access. Participation is free for chamber members and $25 for non-members.
Find out more »Work of Art: Business Skills for Artists – Pricing
Learn an analytical approach to art pricing intended to show you the factors of production that apply to everything in the marketplace. Gain an understanding of the variables and customize a formula that fits your business model. Presented by Springboard for the Arts. Registration required. Geared for adults.
Find out more »An event every week that begins at 9:00 am on Saturday, repeating until Nov 11, 2023
Coffee & Guitar with Darin Bergsven
An event every week that begins at 9:00 am on Saturday, repeating until Nov 11, 2023
Jazz guitarist Darin Bergsven performs a livestream show every Saturday morning on his YouTube channel, sometimes with guest musicians.
Find out more »10th Mountain Triple Chairlift Auction
Lutsen Mountains auctions off 50 of their 10th Mountain Chairlift chairs in this ongoing online event, which ends on August 31. All chairs purchased will be available for pickup September 10th, 14th and 16th from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Lutsen Mountains will not ship or assist with the shipment of the chairs.
Find out more »Sep 2023
Small Business Development Workshop: QuickBooks Basics with Jake Kuschke
Take a dive into QuickBooks Online with Jake Kuschke to find out how you can set yourself up for success. Topics will include Fundamental Understanding of how QuickBooks Works, Setup Processes, Transaction Management, Bookkeeping Best Practices and an overview of the Accounting Lifecycle. Register at duluthchamber.com for Zoom access. Participation is free for chamber members and $25 for non-members.
Find out more »Mudra Chikista: Therapeutic Application of Mudras in Yoga
This mudra workshop will be held online via Zoom on Sept. 9 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2:30 to 5:30 p.m., and also on Sept. 10 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Mudra is the yogic art and science of gesturing and sealing "pranic energies" in the human body. It is considered a therapy for the body and mind. Contents: · Meaning of mudras and textural references · Types of mudra · Guidelines for practicing hand mudras as…
Find out more »Small Business Development Workshop: QuickBooks Basics
In this live webinar, Joan Kane of the Entrepreneur Fund presents "QuickBooks Basics for Small Business." Register at duluthchamber.com for Zoom access. Participation is free for chamber members and $25 for non-members.
Find out more »Professional Development: Marketing Yourself with Molly Solberg
This free virtual workshop with Molly Solberg will cover tips for selling yourself, creating a strong brand and networking effectively. A limited number of participants will also be able to receive 1-1 support outside of this session to focus on their specific needs and goals. For the zoom link and registration, visit duluthartinstitute.org.
Find out more »Tony Hawk Art Sweepstakes Ends
Gary New Duluth Community Center and Recreation Area is holding a sweepstakes with the chance to win a piece of original artwork by Tim Cortes that pays homage to famed skateboard master Tony Hawk. Entries are being accepted at betterworld.org. The painting was created directly on a "canvas" of three skateboard decks, illustrating Hawk's rise from a youth to an adult as the icon of skateboarding. The art is not only signed by the artist, but also Tony Hawk. The…
Find out more »Oct 2023
Grandma’s Marathon 2024 Registration Opens
Grandma’s Marathon opens registration for its three 2024 weekend races -- Grandma’s Marathon, Garry Bjorklund Half Marathon and William A. Irvin 5K. The 2024 Grandma’s Marathon weekend is scheduled for June 20-22, and registration for the weekend’s races opens on a first-come, first-served basis at 7 p.m. on Oct. 1. To register or to find more information visit grandmasmarathon.com. All Grandma’s Marathon weekend races are subject to a tiered pricing system, as outlined below, so early registration is encouraged. There…
Find out more »Professional Development Workshop: The Executive Development Dilemma
Presented by Barb Bengtson, from Perception Coaching LLC. The theme of this workshop is "The Executive Development Dilemma." Zoom access will be emailed to you upon registration.
Find out more »Grant Writing with Moira Villiard
Local artist Moira Villiard will be presenting a free, virtual workshop on basic grant writing for the arts. Learn how to organize yourself and the components you will need to include in order to best position yourself to win a grant award. A limited number of participants will also be able to receive 1-1 support outside of this session to focus on their specific needs and goals. For the zoom link and to register, visit duluthartinstitute.org.
Find out more »Top 10 Reasons to Live in Cohousing
Karen Gimnig, a group facilitator, motivational speaker, relationship coach and author, will present the "Top 10 Reasons to Live in Cohousing" during this online presentation via Zoom. The presentation is based on her experience of cohousing as a resident in Georgia and Oregon and as a professional facilitator who supports groups forming and living in cohousing. The evening is hosted by Twin Cities Cohousing Network, a 501(c)3 educational nonprofit. Q and A will follow the presentation. To register, and for…
Find out more »An event every week that begins at 10:00 am on Monday, repeating until Dec 11, 2023
The Soul of a Pilgrim: Book Discussion
An event every week that begins at 10:00 am on Monday, repeating until Dec 11, 2023
A nine-week book discussion group of The Soul of a Pilgrim: Eight Practices for the Journey Within. Organizers describe that attendees "encounter the stages of the pilgrim's way—from hearing the call to coming home, accompanied by scripture stories of biblical journeys and the author's practices of prayer, writing, and photography."
Find out more »The Soul of a Pilgrim Discussion Series
A nine-week book-discussion group using The Soul of a Pilgrim: Eight Practices for the Journey Within. Topics include "great Biblical journeys," prayer, writing and photography. Mondays from 10 to 11 a.m. via Zoom between October 16 and December 11.
Find out more »First 50 Pages Workshop
Felicia Schneiderhan leads this online workshop series on Mondays from October 16 through November 20 at 6-8 p.m. that aims to have scribes writing ten pages a week with help from workshop activities.
Find out more »Sleeping Well in the 21st Century
UW- Superior's Pruitt Center for Mindfulness & Well-Being fall virtual speaker series will host J. Roxanne Prichard presenting Sleeping Well in the 21st Century: A How-to Guide for Better Health. Prichard is a professor of neuroscience and psychology at the University of St. Thomas in Minnesota. Her research focuses on sleep health in adolescents, and she served on the NCAA task force for sleep and wellness. This talk will provide an overview on the science of sleep and how to…
Find out more »Professional Development: Communication and Content Creation with Swim Creative
Come join staff from Swim Creative in this online class as they discuss communication strategies for artists to use in their professional lives. Traditional communication and contemporary social media practices will be highlighted with a focus on content creation and engagement. Register for the class here and visit duluthartinstitute.org for the ZOOM link.
Find out more »Nov 2023
Small Business Development Workshop: Sustainable Time Management
In this live webinar, Elsie Storm and Jonny Roman of Turning Life Gold present on the subject of sustainable time management. Register at duluthchamber.com for Zoom access. Participation is free for chamber members and $25 for non-members.
Find out more »Give to the Max Day
The 15th annual Give to the Max Day is a charity event in which thousands of organizations raise money to improve the quality of life in Minnesota and communities around the world. Donations are made through givemn.org. Duluth nonprofits participating in Give to the Max Day can be found by searching "Duluth" on the website. Among the many local nonprofits taking part are: American Indian Community Housing Organization Arrowhead Regional Arts Council Chum Clayton Jackson McGhie Memorial Committee Duluth Art…
Find out more »Coffee & Guitar Featuring Kim Curtis-Monson
Jazz guitarist Darin Bergsven performs a livestream show every Saturday morning on his YouTube channel, sometimes with guest musicians.
Find out more »Dec 2023
A Catholic Perspective on Artificial Intelligence: An Interview with Dr. Taylor Nutter
The introduction of artificial intelligence and its capacity for what is called "machine learning" have revolutionized the way we think about our relationship with technology. This interview with Dr. Taylor Nutter will address the difference between human and artificial intelligence from a Catholic theological perspective. Topics to be discussed include the nature of thinking, spirituality and AI and the light that Catholic Social Teaching sheds on the ethical impacts and implications of AI. Register for this virtual event here.
Find out more »Professional Development Workshop: The Great Resignation
This professional development workshop will go over the three phenomena employers must know: the great resignation, quiet quitting and hustle culture: Presented by Christina Perez, PRO Resources Zoom access will be emailed to you upon registration.
Find out more »Gaelynn Lea’s Very Merry Music Session with Guest Artist Kim Robertson
Gaelynn Lea's annual YouTube holiday concert features special guest Celtic harpist Kim Robertson. The show can be found at youtube.com/user/gaelynnlea.
Find out more »Jan 2024
Lake Superior Water Walk Presentation
In this Zoom presentation, Sharon Day will present the spiritual practice of the Lake Superior Water Walk and discuss the importance of healing the water, the environment and ourselves through these water walks. On these Nibi Walks, participants carry water along a river or lake to speak to the nibi spirits and pray for the health and future of the waterways. Nibi is the Ojibwe word for water. Registration Deadline is Monday, January 8 by 5 pm. Registration link is…
Find out more »Public Meeting Regarding Proposed Water Rate Increases
The Duluth Public Utilities Commission is holding this public meeting by electronic means regarding proposed water rate increases. Members of the public can monitor the meeting and provide public comment on the proposed rate increase through Microsoft Teams. To access the meeting visit duluthmn.gov/live-meeting. The commission will also hold an in-person public meeting at the commencement of its regular meeting on Jan. 16 at 5:15 p.m. in the City Council Chambers, located on the third floor at Duluth City Hall,…
Find out more »Words for Winter Wonder with Emily Stone
Award-winning author and naturalist Emily Stone offers a writing workshop about one of her favorite seasons. Winter is a time of hidden magic, ethereal beauty, and curmudgeonly humor. At this 2-hour workshop, participants will engage in a series of writing exercises to explore the many facets of the season, while also learning snowflake science and traveling to the mystical realm of the Subnivean Zone.
Find out more »Duluth Chamber Education Series: The Importance of Leadership Training for Your Workplace Culture
Leadership training resented by Julie Visger of Flint Group. This event is a live webinar and will have a question and answer opportunity.
Find out more »Feb 2024
Book Club for Writers: Writing Literary Nonfiction that Publishers Notice
Learn how author Erica Hannickel took her nonfiction writing skills to the next level and found a major publisher for her book, Orchid Muse, in Lake Superior Writer's next installment of Book Club for Writers. Trained as a cultural historian, Hannickel published Empire of Vines: Wine Culture in America with U. Penn in 2013. When she decided to write a book about orchids for a wider audience, she re-trained herself in nonfiction to let the story lead and find new…
Find out more »Poetry Essentials with Gary Boelhower
Want to hone your poetry writing skills in the company of like-minded writers? Award-winning poet and writing instructor Gary Boelhower is hosting a month-long online course on the fundamental building blocks of poems. Boelhower's goal is to fine tune your ability to see how a poem uses core dimensions to create an experience. Each class will include a writing prompt and 12-15 minutes of writing, followed by sharing from anyone who wishes to share. Each class will end with a…
Find out more »Common Cents: The Money and Homebuyer Class
This 12-to-16-hour class reoccurs monthly and is held as a four-part series each month. The course always begins on the second Wednesday of every month. Attendees can learn about budgeting to create savings, understanding credit reports, getting out of debt, avoiding predatory lending and getting a mortgage. A Homebuyer Education Certificate is presented upon completion. This month's sessions are being held online via Zoom. To register email okrenz @ communityactionduluth.org.
Find out more »MN Cohousing – A Listening Session
The Twin Cities Cohousing Network brings together stakeholders and allies over Zoom to hear ideas for getting cohousing started all over Minnesota. Cohousing enthusiasts are encouraged to share what Twin Cities Cohousing Network, as a statewide organization, could do to make this happen. A cohousing community consists of an intentional neighborhood of multiple full-featured private homes and includes shared spaces and facilities indoors and out. The community is designed by future residents with the help of cohousing experts. The goal…
Find out more »Mar 2024
Unlocking Potential: Second-Chance Hiring in Healthcare
Shayla Drake (Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development) and Jason Beckman (SOAR Career Solutions) provide insight into the successful integration of second-chance hiring into staffing strategies.
Find out more »Stress Less and Embrace More Joy
The Duluth Area Chamber is hosting another webinar in their educational series, Stress Less and Embrace More Joy. presented by Nichole Karnowski. Register at duluthchamber.com — zoom access will be emailed to you upon registration.
Find out more »Writing and Artificial Intelligence: Use Applications for Professional and Creative Writers
From designing book covers to drafting social media posts, writers are starting to use artificial intelligence (AI) to assist with their creative tasks. ChatGPT secured a record as the fastest growing software application of all time in 2023, and currently has around 180 million active users. But what exactly can these AI tools do, and how can writers use them in an ethical and meaningful way? University of Wisconsin-Superior writing professor Dr. Dan Lawrence covers creative applications and use cases…
Find out more »March into Mentoring Lunch and Learn
This Mentor North event is a chance for potential mentors to hear from a panel of current mentors, ask questions and learn how to get involved in mentoring. Due to weather conditions, the event is being held entirely online. RSVP using the Google Form and attend via Zoom.
Find out more »Apr 2024
Dr. Jud Brewer and Anxiety
UW-Superior is hosting Dr. Jud Brewer for his virtual presentation, Unwinding Anxiety: Can Anxiety and Worry be Perpetuated like a Habit? Drawing on his clinical work, neuroscience research studies and development of next-generation digital therapeutics for habit change, Brewer will discuss the underlying behaviors of why anxiety and other habits are formed and how we can paradoxically tap into these very processes to uproot them. He will also discuss how we can apply these insights to improving clinical treatments and…
Find out more »Nursing Summit
Essentia Health is hosting the nursing summit, The Future of Nursing is Now: Innovation and Excellence in Care. This online summit connects nurses so they can share their expertise and experiences with one another. The summit will focus on new practices in nursing that improve patient care and the profession overall. Register at cmetracker.net — you will receive a zoom link shortly after.
Find out more »An event every week that begins at 10:30 am on Saturday, repeating indefinitely
Paint with Me Livestream
An event every week that begins at 10:30 am on Saturday, repeating indefinitely
Featuring David and Kristen Austin, their four-year-old Hugo and other local artists every Saturday morning. Streaming live on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and TikTok. Explore new abstract and modern art techniques in a family-friendly atmosphere, with viewers watching and asking questions live from around the world. Use new media and tools to create paintings and art together.
Find out more »Common Cents: The Money and Homebuyer Class
This 12-to-16-hour class reoccurs monthly and is held as a four-part series each month. The course always begins on the second Wednesday of every month. Attendees can learn about budgeting to create savings, understanding credit reports, getting out of debt, avoiding predatory lending and getting a mortgage. A Homebuyer Education Certificate is presented upon completion. This month's sessions are being held online via Zoom. To register email okrenz @ communityactionduluth.org.
Find out more »Six Things I Learned Writing My Breakout Novel
Lake Superior Writers presents this online workshop discussing what it takes to write a breakout novel. Karen Dionne, author of The Marsh King’s Daughter will lead the two-hour Zoom workshop that covers the six things she learned about writing breakout novels. During the class, she will also share what it was like to have The Marsh King’s Daughter adapted for the big screen. For full details and to register for the Zoom link, visit lakesuperiorwriters.org. Lake Superior Writers is a…
Find out more »Am I Ok? Medical Options Available After Sexual Assault
After sexual assault happens, victim-survivors have the option to receive medical care and typically their most common questions is “Am I OK?” Holly Olson and Alaine Ripley discuss medical options following sexual assault, including the option to receive a medical forensic exam. This webinar includes where to go, explanation of consent, elements of the medical forensic exam and what providing patient-centered care looks like. Presenters Holly Olson and Alaine Ripley have been practicing as Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners (SANEs) with…
Find out more »An event every week that begins at 10:30 am on Saturday, repeating indefinitely
Paint with Me Livestream
An event every week that begins at 10:30 am on Saturday, repeating indefinitely
Featuring David and Kristen Austin, their four-year-old Hugo and other local artists every Saturday morning. Streaming live on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and TikTok. Explore new abstract and modern art techniques in a family-friendly atmosphere, with viewers watching and asking questions live from around the world. Use new media and tools to create paintings and art together.
Find out more »Angels and Demons: A Conversation with Fr. Gregory Pine, OP
Do people still believe in angels and demons? Is it possible to hold such beliefs today? Join St. Scholastica as they explore these questions and more from a Catholic perspective with Fr. Gregory Pine, OP, instructor at the Dominican House of Studies and an Assistant Director of the Thomistic Institute. Visit css.edu for the registration and webinar link.
Find out more »An event every week that begins at 10:30 am on Saturday, repeating indefinitely
Paint with Me Livestream
An event every week that begins at 10:30 am on Saturday, repeating indefinitely
Featuring David and Kristen Austin, their four-year-old Hugo and other local artists every Saturday morning. Streaming live on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and TikTok. Explore new abstract and modern art techniques in a family-friendly atmosphere, with viewers watching and asking questions live from around the world. Use new media and tools to create paintings and art together.
Find out more »Duluth Area Chamber Education Webinar
The Duluth Chambers are hosting a webinar that will transform the way you approach decision-making. This webinar, Anticipate the Future Using the Power of Predictive Analytics, is a gateway to harnessing the power of predictive analytics to improve decision-making and gain a competitive edge. To register and get the link for the webinar, visit duthmncoc.weblinkconnect.com.
Find out more »An event every week that begins at 10:30 am on Saturday, repeating indefinitely
Paint with Me Livestream
An event every week that begins at 10:30 am on Saturday, repeating indefinitely
Featuring David and Kristen Austin, their four-year-old Hugo and other local artists every Saturday morning. Streaming live on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and TikTok. Explore new abstract and modern art techniques in a family-friendly atmosphere, with viewers watching and asking questions live from around the world. Use new media and tools to create paintings and art together.
Find out more »May 2024
An event every week that begins at 10:30 am on Saturday, repeating indefinitely
Paint with Me Livestream
An event every week that begins at 10:30 am on Saturday, repeating indefinitely
Featuring David and Kristen Austin, their four-year-old Hugo and other local artists every Saturday morning. Streaming live on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and TikTok. Explore new abstract and modern art techniques in a family-friendly atmosphere, with viewers watching and asking questions live from around the world. Use new media and tools to create paintings and art together.
Find out more »