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Ursa Minor Oktoberfest Block Printing Night Thursday, September 24th, 2026 | 4-6:00 PM at Ursa Minor Brewing Looking for a creative night out to kick off Ursa Minor’s Oktoberfest week? Whether you’re hoping to drink great beer, connect with other nature and craft lovers, plan a girls’ evening, enjoy a unique date night, or just want to make something awesome without the sweat of carving and cleanup? We’ve got you covered! Join Anna from Wild Kidd Design for a fun and relaxed DIY block printing session paired with your favorite local beer at Ursa Minor Brewing. Cost: $30 per person (includes one bandana OR tote & access to all block prints) $5 for each additional bandana or print project Pay $30 here to reserve your spot, any additional projects will be paid for at the door. What to Expect: Arrive at 4 PM (event wraps up at 6 PM) Choose…
Human Design is a benevolent system that blends ancient wisdom with modern insights, offering practical tools to better understand ourselves and others. It helps us make aligned decisions, navigate relationships with greater awareness, honor the way our energy is naturally designed to function, and live with more ease, purpose, and authenticity. In this workshop learn your type, authority, and strategy that will support how you make decisions and navigate the world, all from an embodied perspective. Welcome to Tea Talks, interesting talks by interesting people about topics they are passionate about, in a cozy and informal space. We provide the talks and tea, bring your curiosity!
Learn the basics of throwing pottery on the wheel using the C.O.P.S (center, open, pull, shape) method, and basic handbuilding techniques with instruction from ceramicist and potter Matt Larson.
This twice-monthly educational session is open to any 13+ youth wanting to express themselves creatively through photography. Club meetings include field trips, individual and group projects, short info sessions, one-to-one skill development, and discussion of each other’s work. Participants are allowed to use any type of camera, including their phones.
Veterans Memorial Hall, a program of the St. Louis County Historical Society, is partnering with the Minnesota Humanities Center to present Objects of War: A Storytelling Circle of Service, Memory, and Community on Thursday, September 24, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at American Legion Post 71. The event is free, and advance registration is required. Register online at https://www.mnhum.org/event/duluth-objects-of-war-a-storytelling-circle-of-service-memory-community. Space is limited, and registration helps organizers plan seating and the light meal. For Objects of War, participants are invited to bring an item connected to military service or the experience of war and conflict — such as dog tags, a service member’s good luck charm, a photograph, a letter, or a family heirloom — and share the story behind it. Guided by trained facilitators, the evening will explore why we hold on to certain objects and how those objects help us better understand the human impacts of war. Participants…
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