Our Renegade Improv teams performs multiple nights a week to sold-out crowds in Downtown Duluth and also at private events. Comprised of talented artists that sometimes act in our mainstage productions as well, these weekly performances are completely made up with engaging audience participation.
Arts, Culture & Entertainment
Discover Duluth’s vibrant arts, culture, and live entertainment — from museums and theaters to historic landmarks and local galleries.
The People and the Place
From budget-friendly family activities to hidden waterfalls to recommendations from locals, check out our blog for trip ideas and to learn more about what makes Duluth so special.
St. Louis County Depot
The St. Louis County Depot is a landmark cornerstone of arts and cultural organizations that entertain, educate, inspire and provide space for diverse guests. The Depot provides new, engaging experiences; is a destination and a community center; and fosters community through education and entertainment that enhances the quality of life for visitors.
Sir Benedict’s Tavern on the Lake
Sir Ben’s offers their customers an authentic English Tavern with homemade foods, live music, a huge variety of beers and a relaxed dining experience. Sir Ben’s brings out the feel of Duluth’s historic lakeside and embraces the English tavern atmosphere. Fantastic homemade foods, 20+ beers on tap and a full bar with live music six nights a week.
Siiviis Gallery
Showcasing regional and local artists in painting, printing, jewelry and more.
Renegade Theater Company
Start off your weekend the right way—with a hilarious Improv show at Zeitgeist. This new team of fresh, funny local talent will perform game-style Improv made famous by “Whose Line Is It Anyway”. It’s fast-paced, smart, entertaining comedy from some of the finest talent our region has to offer.
S.S. William A. Irvin
In the heart of Canal Park, set against the majestic Aerial Lift Bridge, is a Great Lakes vessel you can’t miss – and won’t want to. Despite carrying iron ore and coal for 40 years through treacherous storms, the William A. Irvin remains in mint condition today. Tour the proud former flagship of U.S. Steel’s Great Lakes Fleet or schedule a group visit, get ticketing information and discover its rich history.