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The United Steel Workers are hosting a Free Community Halloween Party on October 31, 2026 3pm-7 pm. We will be having free food, games for smaller children and a spooky room for older kids! Please help us spread the word! Everyone is welcome! We are also excepting donations of gently used decorations and candy!
Join us at PetSmart in Duluth on Saturday, October 24th from 10 am – 1 pm to meet adoptable cats, kittens, adult dogs, and puppies who are looking for their forever homes! PetSmart Charities is hosting their fall national adoption week and we are excited for the opportunity to showcase some of our adoptable animals. Submit an application ahead of time to start the approval process: https://www.ccarescue.com/adoptioninfo
Celebrate Halloween Lincoln Park style! Put on your costumes and come down to Lincoln Park for free Trick-or-Treating, discounts, and special events. Learn more here: https://visitlnpk.com/halloween Oct. 24th · 1pm – 4pm
A beloved tradition. Stop in for a FREE, casual, creative art-making afternoon and learn to make simple, fun crafts that can be customized for artists of all ages. This session: easy, wintery projects that work as decorations, handmade gifts, and fun seasonal creativity for the holidays or some midwinter color.
A Peer-led gathering on Grief, Gratitude, & Belonging Grief is not a problem to be solved, but an experience to be witnessed. Grief, when shared, becomes a bridge that connects us rather than a burden that isolates us; and offers an opportunity for finding authentic healing. We will speak from personal experience, listen with curiosity, and honor different ways of responding to grief. We will ground ourselves, share what brings us to the space, as well as what we are taking with us as we leave. As our monthly gatherings evolve, participants and community members will be invited to share the particular gifts and skills they have to offer this collective experience of grief. This may include singing, movement, breath work, and other embodied practices. Participants are welcome to bring something to add to the altar that represents their experience of grief. Bio: Paula Williams will hold the space for…
Join us for this hybrid history event! Calling all history professionals and enthusiasts! Don’t miss History Social Hour, a networking event. Then, hear from Dr. Jess McCullough about the legendary Big Gus Anderson, a Superior Policeman who was over 7′ 5″ tall! We’ll close the night by inviting anyone in the audience to share any events or updates regarding local history. Alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages will be available for purchase. 4:30 -5:30 Social Hour 5:30 – 6:00 Big Gus History Talk 6:00 – 6:30 Local History Updates from the Audience