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The St. Louis County Historical Society is thrilled to announce the rescheduled date for the Bicentennial Boom presentation. Hosted at the historic Lake Superior Railroad Museum inside the St. Louis County Depot (506 W Michigan St, Duluth, MN), this is the last of our three-part series — collectively themed “A Summer of Storytelling” — with an engaging blend of local triumph, humorous misadventures, and poignant wartime reflections. Attendees can enjoy a vibrant atmosphere complete with a cash bar while diving deep into the history and narratives that shaped our region and nation. Bicentennial Boom 6:00 pm on Thursday, September 3, 2026 “Charting a New Course: How Duluth Harnessed the ‘Spirit of ’76” While Duluth’s economic struggles of the early 1970s are well-documented, its incredible Bicentennial boom is a story waiting to be told. In 1975 and 1976, dozens of diverse ethnic festivals celebrated Northland heritage, sparking major community improvements —…
Duluth Studio Makers Market’s Spend the weekend shopping handmade in the heart of Canal Park! Join us for the Duluth Studio Makers Market on Saturday, September 5 & Sunday, September 6, from 10 AM–4 PM on the outdoor deck between Duluth Studio Market and Little Angie’s. Browse unique handmade goods, meet talented makers, and discover one-of-a-kind finds while enjoying one of Duluth’s favorite destinations. Whether you’re looking for a special gift, something for your home, or simply a fun way to spend the day, the Duluth Studio Makers Market is the perfect stop during your visit to Canal Park. Admission is free! Saturday, August 15 & Sunday, August 16 10 AM–4 PM 369 Canal Park Drive, Duluth
Spend the weekend shopping handmade in the heart of Canal Park! Join us for the Duluth Studio Makers Market on Saturday, August 15 & Sunday, August 16, from 10 AM–4 PM on the outdoor deck between Duluth Studio Market and Little Angie’s. Browse unique handmade goods, meet talented makers, and discover one-of-a-kind finds while enjoying one of Duluth’s favorite destinations. Whether you’re looking for a special gift, something for your home, or simply a fun way to spend the day, the Duluth Studio Makers Market is the perfect stop during your visit to Canal Park. Admission is free! Saturday, August 15 & Sunday, August 16 10 AM–4 PM 369 Canal Park Drive, Dulut
“Join the Lake Superior YMCA for a fun-filled evening of food, family activities, and community at our annual Woodland BBQ! Enjoy a free meal while exploring the YMCA Woodland Community Center and supporting the YMCA Aerial Gymnastics Team. Watch the Flip-a-Thon, enjoy open gymnastics, listen to live music, and take part in activities for all ages. Event Highlights: Flip-a-Thon* Open Gymnastics Face Painting Bounce House Fire Truck Yard Games Live Music FREE Food Bring your family, invite your friends, and enjoy an evening of fun while connecting with your community. We can’t wait to see you there!”
RAQS & RESET | September 18–20 | Duluth, Minnesota (Svälja Whole-Being in Downtown Duluth) Join us for an unforgettable weekend of dance, artistry, wellness, and community featuring legendary educators Tamalyn Dallal and Cassandra Shore, both celebrating more than 50 years in dance. Internationally acclaimed dancer, teacher, author, and founding Bellydance Superstars member **Tamalyn Dallal** has performed and taught in more than 40 countries. Influential performer and educator **Cassandra Shore** brings decades of artistry, technique, choreography, and mentorship. Experience **DanceMeditation™** with New Orleans-based dancer and educator **Kryss Statho**, a somatic practice exploring breath, intuition, and free movement. Illinois-based educator **Erin Mariele** will teach material from Zoe Jakes’ DanceCraft: Key of Diamonds. RAQS & RESET is more than dance—it’s connection, healing, and community. 100% of net proceeds benefit the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.
Junk journaling (or art journaling) is accessible to everyone, fun, a great way to upcycle materials you already have, and a way to let go of preconceived notions of any artistic outcome. This class is all about the journey. These two sessions are designed to be taken either together or individually. Participants in the first session will create their own unique junk journal. In the second session, participants will explore color and materials via some art exercises, then use those results to start embellishing their junk journals. Everyone is welcome—no prior journaling or art experience is necessary, and creating with friends, family, and/or loved ones works great. Funded by the National Endowment for the Arts.
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