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Join local food farmers, food producers, artisans, craftsmen and community service groups for an afternoon of live music, local foods, artistry and kids activities at the 4th annual Clover Valley Farm Fest! This is a free community event – bring the whole family! Please note, this is a pet and smoke-free event. Thank you for your cooperation!
Join us for an evening of creativity, connection, and relaxation as local musicians fill the space with gentle live music designed to be enjoyed rather than shouted over. This isn’t a loud concert, crowded bar, or high-energy venue. It’s a chance to slow down, settle in, and enjoy being around other people in a warm, welcoming environment. For this one, we’ve secured a band made of two cool cats, The Trash Cats, who specialize in playful banter, 90’s to current music, and the best free cat stickers in town. Bring your own craft project if you’d like. Knitting, crochet, embroidery, drawing, coloring, journaling, hand sewing, and other low-mess creative projects are all welcome. If you’d rather travel light, we’ll have supplies available including coloring pages, colored pencils, markers, yarn, crochet hooks, knitting needles, scissors, and simple beginner-friendly crafts. Our space is designed for comfort. Sink into a cozy chair, spread…
Come celebrate local arts at On The Record’s 3rd anniversary party! On The Record is bringing together all the corners of the arts community with an eclectic live and local lineup of music, unique community arts activities, phenomenal artist-vendors, and sweet giveaway drawings (+ reggae-dubbed vintage film afterparty). AUG 22 | 3 – 9 PM (11pm) | @ BENT PADDLE LIVE PERFORMANCES: 4pm – 9pm – Superior Siren – Pink Marlena – Lee Clark Allen – Mid Dream – Southpaw COMMUNITY ARTS ACTIVITIES: 3pm – sunset – Community Clay Village making w/ Prøve Collective – Screen printing w/ Ren Howl & Twin Ports Artists Collective ****BYO textile or purchase a blank one! – Drag make-up & skill-building micro workshops w/ Haus Of Queer ****BYO makeup kit to follow-along! ARTIST VENDORS: 3pm – sunset – Henry Kneizel – OkNoSew – Shayni Made This – Sillyouth – Sue Matuszak – Swertyman FOOD…
Harbor City Roller Derby (HCRD) is proud to present our Pride Mixer as part of Duluth-Superior Pride! On Sunday, September 6th, two teams made up of skaters from across the region, will battle it out at Duluth Heritage Center. The doors open at 4:00 PM, with the action starting at 5:00 PM. Choose your side, Team ROY or Team G BIV, and get ready for an afternoon of hard hits, great vibes, and celebrating our incredible derby community. Break out your brightest rainbow gear and add as much glitter as your heart desires (optional… but encouraged). Tickets are $15 at the door and online at https://www.showpass.com/harbor-city-roller-derby-pride-mixer/. Kids 12 and under are free with a paid adult. This is an ASL Interpreted Event.
Come visit MN author Brian Nicholson at his book signing at Barnes and Noble in Duluth, Saturday August 15th from 1 – 4 pm. LET’S GET AFTER IT! is an Amazone Best Seller in its genre. The book is more than just a sober and recovery book; it’s more than a personal memoir. People who have read it say it is a motivational guide to living your best life no matter what your age. The lessons in the book will help with recovery and any other life goal you are after. Wellness, Weight Loss, Grief, Goals, Fitness, Career whatever the goal you have for the rest of your life this book will help get you there. You also have access to Brian’s LET’S TALK! services at www.letsgetafterit.com If you are not in the area or have other plans and want a signed copy reach out from the website or e-mail…
Join the St. Louis River Alliance, the City of Superior, and Stantec for the next step in shaping the future of the 44th Ave E Dock—formerly known as the Bunge Dock. Building on the ideas and feedback shared during June’s community walking tour (recap here), this interactive design workshop will give participants an opportunity to review preliminary concepts for the future public waterfront access area and help refine the vision for the site. Stantec’s design team will present early design ideas developed from community input collected from the public survey and June Walk & Talk. Participants will be invited to discuss the concepts, share their perspectives, and identify the elements they feel are most important. Community feedback from this workshop will directly inform the next phase of design development. Whether you attended the June event or are joining the conversation for the first time, your input is valuable. Final plans…