This event is a celebration of local queer artists. Join us for a jubilant exhibition showcasing LGBTQ+ artists with a wide range of creative styles and mediums. If you would like to submit art to this show, please contact info@provegallery.com

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This event is a celebration of local queer artists. Join us for a jubilant exhibition showcasing LGBTQ+ artists with a wide range of creative styles and mediums. If you would like to submit art to this show, please contact info@provegallery.com

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Join us for a sweet summer break at our 21st annual open house hosted by Bonnie Jacobsons Insurance Agency! Bring your friends, family, and appetite for a fun and frozen treat! We’ll be serving all you can eat Hot Fudge Sundaes, Root Beer Floats, Balloons, and Raffle Prizes to connect with the community in a relaxed, family-friendly setting. Whether you’re a longtime local, or new to the area, everyone is welcome. Stop in for a scoop, or stay a while for great company; either way beat the heat and enjoy a little nostalgic fun!

The GND REC Skate Jam is going to another level this year with professional skateboard team; Real Skateboarding on site to do demonstrations and sign autographs. The team is led by former skateboarder of the year Mason Silva along with Nicole Hause, and Toby Ryan. There will be a variety of contests for skateboarders of all skill levels. There will be food trucks; Room at the Table doing smash burgers and Gumbeaux Guys doing the greatest Cajun food in the Northland. Fran’s world famous hot fudge sundaes will also be available for purchase. The DTA (Chicago / Steely Dan tribute band) begins playing greatest hits at 4pm. This is free family friendly event. Bring your lawn chairs.

The Creepmas Parade is an annual outdoor costume parade focused on folklore, blending Krampusnacht traditions and Creepmas aesthetics. Participants are encouraged to respectfully dress up as winter myths, cryptids or any creature that resonates with them. Bells are the unifying piece of the parade and organizers encourage everyone to jingle and jangle along the parade route. The parade takes place on the first Saturday in December. The parade can be joined at any point along the route. More information can be found at https://www.creepmasparadeduluth.com/