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Celebrate fall with us at our annual Pumpkin Festival! We’re turning the patio into a festive autumn hangout with fun for all ages, including: Pumpkin Painting — pumpkins will be available for purchase! Face painting for kids Dog costume parade Costume contest with prizes Photo booth and festive backdrops Live Music! We’ll also have seasonal food and drink specials, cozy vibes, and plenty of reasons to stick around. Stay tuned for more details — and mark your calendars now! #CanalParkPumpkinFest
Know a kid who’s been sleeping in their costume and asking if they can wear it to the grocery store? This is for you. Family Jam is a family-friendly Halloween(ish) event that takes place before the taproom opens. Dan the Monkeyman will perform an interactive set for kids. There’ll be kid-friendly N/A beverages, ice cream, and snacks available for purchase. (Maybe even some candy too!) We’ll have cider and Birdie, too, for you. It’s free to attend. No registration is required. All ages are welcome. (Suggested age range 0-5 years old.) Costumes encouraged!
Learn about the age old craft of carving wood blocks into spoons, bowls, figures & animals from local woodcarvers. Carvings, wood, tools and books for sale. Tool Sharpening. Large selection of raffle items. Free event | Sponsored by Proctor Tourism & Lodging
Come enjoy live music on the Cosmic Stage at Bent Paddle Brewing Company! Emily Haavik is a singer-songwriter from the shores of Lake Superior, now based in the Twin Cities. “There’s soul in Haavik’s voice” (Duluth News Tribune), and she writes “terrific songs with honest lyrics and infectious hooks” (The Bluegrass Situation). Emily plays a blend of Americana, folk and glitzy-glam country, often with her incredible band the 35s. No Cover | All Ages | Family Frienldy
Stop by the galleries and celebrate the creativity of the 73 artists representing our region in the 65th Arrowhead Regional Biennial, a juried exhibition that serves up a snapshot of our current time and place. Enjoy hors d’oeuvres and beverages while exploring this full-gallery exhibition and meeting the artists. Awards will be presented for the three standout pieces selected by juror Wendy Savage.
Veterans Memorial Hall, a program of the St. Louis County Historical Society, and the Lake Superior Railroad Museum announce their next event in the local history presentation series, History in a Pint. The presentation will feature an item from our Collection known as “The Eagle’s Nest Photo Album.” The speaker will be Jay Hagen, the Veterans Memorial Hall Program Manager. It will take place in the Lake Superior Railroad Museum at the St. Louis County DEPOT on Thursday, October 23, at 5:30 pm. The Eagle’s Nest Photo Album is part of the St. Louis County Historical Society’s collection stored in the Albert J. Amatuzio Research Center. Duluthian Veteran Lawrence Swan brought home the album when the 101st Airbourne was given the privilege to be the first unit to enter Hitler’s infamous Eagle’s Nest during the close of WWII in Europe. The history of the album and the story of its…
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