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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,…
A Shakespeare Teen Intensive – Performances on August 22-24 (Friday, Saturday, Sunday) at Hartley Nature Center Outdoor Amphitheater ALL SHOWS at 6:00pm FREE | First Come, First Served (there are wooden benches and lots of space, read more below) Show starts at 6pm rain or shine! In case of inclement weather a “make up” performance will take place Sunday, August 24th, location TBD. Bring a picnic, bring a lawn chair or blanket, and bug spray is recommended. Zeitgeist will have concessions available! The show is free to the public with a $10 suggested donation that will go towards future youth Shakespeare adventures! Fun for the whole fam!
A Shakespeare Teen Intensive – Performances on August 22-24 (Friday, Saturday, Sunday) at Hartley Nature Center Outdoor Amphitheater ALL SHOWS at 6:00pm FREE | First Come, First Served (there are wooden benches and lots of space, read more below) Show starts at 6pm rain or shine! In case of inclement weather a “make up” performance will take place Sunday, August 24th, location TBD. Bring a picnic, bring a lawn chair or blanket, and bug spray is recommended. Zeitgeist will have concessions available! The show is free to the public with a $10 suggested donation that will go towards future youth Shakespeare adventures! Fun for the whole fam!
A Shakespeare Teen Intensive – Performances on August 22-24 (Friday, Saturday, Sunday) at Hartley Nature Center Outdoor Amphitheater ALL SHOWS at 6:00pm FREE | First Come, First Served (there are wooden benches and lots of space, read more below) Show starts at 6pm rain or shine! In case of inclement weather a “make up” performance will take place Sunday, August 24th, location TBD. Bring a picnic, bring a lawn chair or blanket, and bug spray is recommended. Zeitgeist will have concessions available! The show is free to the public with a $10 suggested donation that will go towards future youth Shakespeare adventures! Fun for the whole fam!
An Evening of Spirits & Secrets Step into Duluth’s most historic speakeasy for an intimate night of mystery, readings, and enchantment. Three gifted mystics will be offering their unique talents, each bringing a different path to insight and self-discovery. Tickets Include Three drinks (one Herb-Infused Cherry Batch Ale and two handcrafted cocktails) Personal readings with all three mystics An unforgettable night in Duluth’s hidden speakeasy
A Slovenian History, Culture and Cuisine Festival is scheduled for Saturday, October 4, 2025, at the Depot in Duluth, Minnesota. The Festival is co-sponsored by the Minnesota Branches of the Slovenian Union of America, (SUA) and the St. Louis County Historical Society. The Festival is dedicated to honor and preserve the Slovenian legacy, heritage and culture. The program is designed to educate and expose people of Slovenian decent and the general public to the history, culture and ethnic cuisine of this important European nation. A special invitation will be sent to local Grade School History teachers to have their class attend the Festival. The Festival is divided into 2 sections, the first section is free and open to the public. Starting at 10:00 a.m., the program will open with Miro Medved, Honorary Consul, Republic of Slovenia welcoming the attendees and making opening remarks, followed by presentations by Norman Setnicker on…
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