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You won’t want to miss Duluth Superior Pride’s annual parade! The parade begins at noon heading down Tower Avenue in Superior. Parade floats will travel down Tower between Broadway and 13th. This event is family friendly. We would love for you to join our parade. If you, your business, or organization would like to enter, please fill out this application by August 23rd. https://www.eventeny.com/events/duluthsuperiorprideparade-30627/
Join the fun for a 3 hour scenic train ride up the beautiful shores of Lake Superior celebrating the LGBTQAI2S Duluth-Superior Pride Festival. This is an annual 21+ party with food included, cash bar, live dj, dancing, and amazing views while you travel on the rails of the North Shore Scenic Railroad. Arrive at The Depot early and enjoy our free pre-boarding party from 2pm to 3:30pm, with music and a bar, while you hang out in the boarding area or tour the Lake Superior Railroad Museum (included as part of PRIDE).
Join us for a chill Sunday evening at the Superior Flame to wind down from an epic Pride weekend. Beginning at 5pm, enjoy Superior Flame’s regularly scheduled Showtunes Singalong, followed by their Sunday night karaoke party hosted by Octavia Forte.
What started as an unofficial event is now an annual tradition! Join train-goers and Pride celebrators alike on Duluth Flame’s award-winning dance floor! Drinks specials, air conditioning, and a live DJ all night long.
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Calling all K through 5 elementary children! There are still a few spots open! KidsConnect is where children use their brain power as they connect with Jesus, family, and friends of all ages! As children learn and create together, they will find a place of belonging, make new friends, and follow Jesus’s example of making room for all and loving one another. Each day starts with gathering, singing and looking for connections to our communities, families, friends and the divine. Throughout the week we will engage in service projects for our community, such as gathering food for a local food shelf. Then children rotate between 3 different stations: Story Connections (reading the daily Bible story and a Children’s Book related to that day’s theme); Kinetic Connections (playing fun and cooperative games outside – a chance to move and process feelings and learnings); Creative Connections (wondering and exploration of the daily…