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Tony O’Neil is the heart and soul behind Jamrock Cultural Restaurant in downtown Duluth. He brings the flavors of the Caribbean and his grandmother’s recipes to life, providing a place to share delicious food and build community. Another passion of his is football, and this year, he’ll take the field as head coach for Duluth’s new arena football team, the Harbor Monsters. His zest for both food and football are vibrant contributions to the community.
There’s no better place than Duluth for making family memories. Here we’ve compiled all the resources you’ll need to plan your spring break trip and make the most of your time together.
With its picturesque landscape full of winter wonder, vibrant entertainment, and plenty of warm spots to cozy up, Duluth is for lovers: outdoor lovers, craft beverage lovers, arts and culture lovers, or just lovers of a good time.
Dirk Meyer is celebrating his 10th season directing the DSSO, so we caught up with him to find out more about what this community means to him and what patrons can expect from the symphony’s upcoming season.
With health and wellness being a top priority for many, there’s never been a better time to plan a vacation to focus on you. Dubbed by some as a “fit-cation,” this getaway can revolve around a time to relax, focus on your health goals and channel the best version of you. Offering both outdoor and indoor activities and treatments year-round, Duluth is the perfect spot for your own personal health and wellness retreat.
To help plan your visit and alleviate some of the stress and work associated with dietary needs, we’ve rounded up spots across Duluth that offer gluten-free, vegetarian and vegan menu items.