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JAM Duluth is at the Paddle for Highkey Mondays in April! Get on down to Bent Paddle every Monday in April to enjoy live local jazz, industry night specials and positive vibes galore. 4-6 The Boys Back Home – The Boys Back Home a brass band was started back in 2017 and is led by Thomas Woytko and fueled by the region’s top improvisers. The Boys Back Home was inspired by Lucky Chops, Trombone Shorty, and other Brass Bands that Thomas and his band mates enjoyed listening to and couldn’t help but play along with. 4-13 Owl’s Club Big Band – The Owls Club Big Band hatched in 2017, taking the name of their home nest, The Owls Club. Fly on down to Bent Paddle for the 17-piece band playing swinging, horn-driven dance music. The group explores big band jazz with the goal of being a hoot to hear. The…
Our beloved Bent Hop IPA is officially becoming a teenager. Hands-on-face gasp! Join us as we celebrate the IPA that started it all — a beer that, over the years, has grown up right alongside us and solidified itself as Duluth’s IPA and beyond. From its early days to today, Bent Hop has built a legacy of bold hops, loyal fans, and a whole lot of great memories. The Celebration We’re marking 13 years of Bent Hop with a full day of music, food, stories, and of course plenty of Bent Hop on tap. Live Music (No Cover) Kyle Orla — 6–7 PM Good Morning Bedlam — 7:30–9 PM Food Trucks Keep an eye out for hip-hop–inspired offerings alongside their always-amazing menus. Burger Joint — 12–4 PM Bowlz N Thangz — 4–8 PM Bent Hop Photo Slideshow Thirteen years of this beer means a lot of memories and adventures. We’ll…
Thursday Night Vinyl Sessions continue! Come and vibe on vinyl every first and third Thursday of the month! Vinyl Sighting Presents: Northern Wax Crew “We are a crew of vinyl addicts’ way up north via Duluth, MN” Curated DJ sessions from a rotating cast! You will hear sets from DJ ANIBODY, Saint John, DJ Fraudulent, DJ StaggaLee, Natty Nico, Steeze in the Breeze, Bog Boy, Moeview, and Al Pajamas! 6-9 PM All are welcome! ~vibe on vinyl~
Zenith City Press and the Lake Superior Railroad Museum present “The Twin Ports Rail-to-Sail Connection,” an illustrated history presentation featuring Duluth historian Tony Dierckins. Adapted from Dierckins’s book “Twin Ports Trains: The Historic Railroads of Duluth and Superior,” this talk traces the rise and decline of the “Head of the Lakes” as a vital commercial shipping center and illustrates the socioeconomic, cultural, and environmental impact that railroads, Great Lakes freighters, and the industries they served had on the region.
After a long northern winter, there’s a moment when the light shifts, the colors return and everything starts to feel possible again. Out of Hibernation is a collaborative exhibition celebrating that feeling. The reawakening of spring and the simple things that make us feel alive after months of cold and quiet. Through vibrant color and the energy of the changing season, our artists explore what it means to step out of the dark and into the warmth. What does it feel like to wake up to a new world? Join us for the opening reception: Saturday, April 11th | 2–5 PM Siiviis Gallery Come shake off winter with us, experience new work from our incredible artists and celebrate the return of color, light and community. We hope to see you! Original Art: Bear’s Spring Awakening By: E.J. Klepinger
This year for National Volunteer Week, Head of the Lakes United Way is teaming up with our non-profit partners in the Twin Ports and on the Northshore to celebrate current volunteers and spark volun-curiousity for those looking to give back to their community. We are hosting two Volun-Cheers events that will feature door prizes, food, music and a chance to mingle with volunteers, volunteer coordinators, leaders from local non-profit organizations, sponsors and participating businesses. This event will be followed by a screening of a local documentary, “The Middle Ground,” highlighting the work of local volunteers with the Duluth Center of Women and Children in their Nourish Initiative. The film will be shown at the Harbor Theater at 6:15 pm. Following this screening at 7 pm, the Harbor Theater will show “To Kill a Mockingbird.”
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