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Experience TTT’s unique model of performing in the round, with the lights on, minimal sets, and live music. The result is a performance that engages the imagination of our audiences. Through this dynamic exchange, artists and audiences breathe new life into theater together, reminding us that theater is essential to all of our lives. Directed by Caitlin Lowans. Music Direction by Isabella Dawis. Featuring Maje Adams, Sasha Andreev, Pedro R. Bayón, Phinehas Bynum, Julia Diaz, Suzie Juul, and Norah Long. A waitress finds a love note from a mysterious customer and begins a letter-writing romance. Little does she know the object of her growing love is an aging immigrant wine grower. Fearing rejection, he sends her another man’s photograph. This beautiful story marks the revival of TTT’s second-ever musical, asking who deserves love and how we come to understand each other. Free show, donations encouraged.
Duluth Sister Cities is sponsoring a free showing of the Oscar award-winning film, Mr. Nobody vs. Putin at Zeitgeist Theater on Wednesday, April 29 at 6:30pm. Russian teacher, Pavel “Pasha” Talankin, documents the systematic indoctrination of his students after Russia declared war with Ukraine. This powerful film explores the complexities of modern geopolitics through a deeply human lens. Following the screening, DSCI board member JP Gresh — who has served as a military attaché in both Ukraine and Russia — will lead a discussion on cultural dynamics in Russia and the long-term impact of Russia’s war on Ukraine. Admission is free and all are welcome.
Happy Homegrown! Each year from April 26 to May 3, the Zenith City transforms into an eight-day, 172-band musical marathon. Join local musician and Steering Committee member Famous Kaylee for an insider’s guide to navigating Duluth’s favorite local holiday — from snagging your weeklong wristband and mastering Western Wednesday to catching sets at Amsoil Arena and finding your new favorite band in a Lincoln Park taproom.
‘Tis the season to clear out your old gear and score something new (to you). Bring your clean gear, set your own prices, and buy, sell, or trade. Coming to shop? Bring a few small, in-demand items and see what you can trade — or just come ready to find a great deal. The choice is yours! Shop items from local sellers, Free Air Life, Tortoise & Hare, and Romp Bags! Got clothing that doesn’t sell? Leave it with us — we’ll donate it to Union Gospel Mission after the event. Want to sell? We’re looking for vendors! We still have a few more spots available if you’ve got some gear you’d like to sell! Email marketing@bentpaddlebrewing.com to reserve your spot. Space is limited to about 10–12 tables (feel free to team up with friends), plus outdoor space for larger items.
Danny Frank and Erin Aldridge will be pairing down their full 5-piece Smoky Gold sound to a sweet duo set, showcasing their soulful vocals, rich harmonies, and as always, virtuosic instrumentalism. Adam Herman & Friends performing some old and new blues tunes from B.B. King to Gary Clark Jr. with some fun originals tossed throughout. No Cover | All Ages | Family Friendly
Come as you are for Harbor City Roller Derby’s home opener! Saturday, April 18, 2026 at the Duluth Heritage Sports Center. Join us with a throwback to the grunge era for Smells Like Derby Spirit, a night inspired by the iconic Nirvana Nevermind album. Expect gritty energy and derby attitude that would make the 90’s proud! Harbor City Roller Derby (HCRD) faces off against the Windchill from Minnesota Roller Derby in St. Paul. Embrace the season with flannel, band tees, ripped jeans, and rebellious spirit! Bonus points for HCRD blue! Tickets available now!
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