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The Duluth Entertainment Convention Center (DECC) will host a series of listening sessions in August to gather regional input on the organization’s direction for facility programming and capital investment priorities. The facilitated 90-minute sessions will gather viewpoints from the public, regional partners, stakeholders, and elected leaders to discuss the DECC’s future. All feedback will be presented to the DECC’s board of directors to guide decisions on growth and programming to serve the needs of the region. Background: Two years ago, DECC staff worked with a national consultant to review its overall operation. After many discussions, it was evident that the DECC needed a clearer sense of its public purpose. Once this process is complete, the DECC will be able to better focus on serving the needs of the region and more clearly communicate its purpose to external audiences. Meetings at: Monday, August 18th | 3:30 PM | Tettegouche State Park Tuesday,…
The Duluth Entertainment Convention Center (DECC) will host a series of listening sessions in August to gather regional input on the organization’s direction for facility programming and capital investment priorities. The facilitated 90-minute sessions will gather viewpoints from the public, regional partners, stakeholders, and elected leaders to discuss the DECC’s future. All feedback will be presented to the DECC’s board of directors to guide decisions on growth and programming to serve the needs of the region. Background: Two years ago, DECC staff worked with a national consultant to review its overall operation. After many discussions, it was evident that the DECC needed a clearer sense of its public purpose. Once this process is complete, the DECC will be able to better focus on serving the needs of the region and more clearly communicate its purpose to external audiences. Meetings at: Monday, August 18th | 3:30 PM | Tettegouche State Park Tuesday,…
The Duluth Entertainment Convention Center (DECC) will host a series of listening sessions in August to gather regional input on the organization’s direction for facility programming and capital investment priorities. The facilitated 90-minute sessions will gather viewpoints from the public, regional partners, stakeholders, and elected leaders to discuss the DECC’s future. All feedback will be presented to the DECC’s board of directors to guide decisions on growth and programming to serve the needs of the region. Background: Two years ago, DECC staff worked with a national consultant to review its overall operation. After many discussions, it was evident that the DECC needed a clearer sense of its public purpose. Once this process is complete, the DECC will be able to better focus on serving the needs of the region and more clearly communicate its purpose to external audiences. Meetings at: Monday, August 18th | 3:30 PM | Tettegouche State Park Tuesday,…
IN THE ZEITGEIST ATRIUM: Boreality celebrates the skies and birds above the shore of Lake Superior. The centerpiece of the exhibition is a mural painted on polytab fabric, 8’ x 15’: it is available to be adhered to an exterior or interior wall. Panel paintings on cradled birch panels are also in the exhibition. Ann Klefstad, a sculptor and artist who has done many public art commissions in the region, has been impressed by the amazing clouds occurring this year. She has long been an admirer of corvids, and her sumi-e paintings of them are popular. In this exhibition, the two subjects converge. Klefstad is a recipient of a fiscal year 2025 Minnesota State Arts Board Creative Individuals grant, awarded to enable her exploration of mural painting on polytab, to expand her public art practice. This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the…
Duluth Harbor Monsters vs. Hot Springs Wiseguys: ARENAMANIA II CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Get ready for an unforgettable evening as the Duluth Harbor Monsters clash with the Hot Springs Wiseguys on Saturday, August 9th at 7 PM! Bring your crew, your energy, and your pride. Let’s pack every seat and keep that championship trophy home in Duluth! Highlights of the Evening: – Halftime Performance by Beauty Mountain Road! Keep the excitement soaring during halftime with a live performance by Beauty Mountain Road. Their electrifying tunes and high-energy show are sure to keep you dancing in your seats! – Discounted Tickets: Let’s PACK the arena – $14.78 ALL-IN tickets for the championship game! – Group Seating: Sit together with your troop or pack to amplify the fun and teamwork! – Special Guest: NFL Hall of Famer, Heisman Trophy Winner, and Arena League Commissioner, Tim Brown, will be in attendance! Watch as two powerhouse…
We’ve got the juice, Born Too Late has the jams. Bring your kiddo to this family-friendly event that takes place before the taproom opens. Born Too Late will perform an interactive set for kids. There’ll be kid-friendly N/A beverages, ice cream, and snack options. We’ll have cider and Birdie too for you. The event is free to attend. All are welcome to stay after the event and continue enjoying the taproom. No registration is required.
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