Experience Finnish culture and be part of something exceptional.

From budget-friendly family activities to hidden waterfalls to recommendations from locals, check out our blog for trip ideas and to learn more about what makes Duluth so special.

Experience Finnish culture and be part of something exceptional.

Experience Finnish culture and be part of something exceptional.

Get ready for an incredible day at the Duluth Women’s Expo, packed with nearly 100 amazing opportunities to explore health, beauty, shopping, crafts, and more — all under one roof! Dive into fitness with kickboxing, pamper yourself at NuLuxe’s Beauty Bar, and find unique fashion at Mainstream Boutique or Tiny Riot Boutique. Discover handmade treasures, natural products, and essential oils, or get inspired with travel ideas and home improvement solutions. Stay informed with resources for health and wellness, financial advice, and family care, and treat yourself to everything from delicious snacks to stylish accessories. Whether you’re here to shop, learn, or simply recharge, the Duluth Women’s Expo is your one-day destination for all things inspiring, empowering, and fun! Tickets are free online until February 21st, then tickets are $5 at the door. For additional information, visit duluthwomensexpo.com or contact Lundeen Productions via email at office@lundeenproductions.com or by calling 218-727-1177.

Participate in the nation’s largest inline skating event with 2,500 inline skaters along the shores of Lake Superior from Two Harbors to Duluth. Event includes Friday – Expo and free kids inline sprints, Saturday– inline half/full marathons, rollerski marathon, “Wheels Off” half marathon run and the MN Power “Tunnel 10K” run.

Whether you’re craving an easy family hike or chasing cascades with your camera in hand, here are some of the best under-the-radar waterfall spots in and around Duluth, Minnesota.

Grandma’s Marathon is a running event that draws more than 20,000 runners from around the world each June, winding along the breathtaking shores of Lake Superior before finishing in Duluth’s energetic Canal Park.