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Trick-or-Trot at North Country Ride Date: Saturday, October 25, 2025 Time: 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm Location: North Country Ride (180 Hatinen Road, Esko, MN 55733) Saddle up for a spook-tacular afternoon of fall fun at Trick-or-Trot, hosted by the Duluth Children’s Museum and North Country Ride! Families are invited to enjoy festive activities, sweet treats, and plenty of Halloween magic in a horse-themed setting. Activities Include: Horses in Costumes Obstacle Course with Hobby Horses Scavenger Hunt with prizes Halloween Carnival Games Costume Parade Face painting Treat giveaways at every station! Snacks & Sips: Fresh cookies Warm apple cider & hot cocoa Admission: $10 per person (General Admission) $7 per person (DCM members & North Country Ride participants) Pre-sale registration available through the Duluth Children’s Museum. Proceeds benefit both North Country Ride and the Duluth Children’s Museum, helping us bring accessible, hands-on experiences to our communities. Freewill donation bins will…
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!
It’s the that time of year folks! We got a Halloween show that will bring the spirits out and make the wolves howl. We’ll also be paying tribute to the Witch Tree or more appropriately known as Manidoo-Giizhigans (Little Cedar Spirit Tree) which holds a special significance to the region and is sacred to the Ojibwe people. Costume Contest! Winner will receive $100 and the painting featured in the poster! $5 entry at the door Doors open at 7 pm | Music starts at 8 pm | Costume contest at around 10 pm Bands: The Leave Alones A Band Called Truman Gnarwals
Giselle is a captivating ballet that weaves together ethereal beauty and haunting emotion. Set in a mystical world where love, betrayal, and the supernatural collide, the story follows a young woman whose tragic fate leads her into a ghostly realm of vengeful spirits. With its stunning choreography and evocative music, Giselle remains one of the most beloved and enduring works in the classical ballet repertoire. The ballet’s haunting atmosphere and emotional depth, complemented by its breathtaking score, offer an unforgettable journey into a realm where beauty and mystery intertwine, leaving audiences spellbound. Performances at 7:00 pm October 24 and 3:00 pm October 25-26, 2025 at UMD’s Marshall Performing Arts Center.
Giselle is a captivating ballet that weaves together ethereal beauty and haunting emotion. Set in a mystical world where love, betrayal, and the supernatural collide, the story follows a young woman whose tragic fate leads her into a ghostly realm of vengeful spirits. With its stunning choreography and evocative music, Giselle remains one of the most beloved and enduring works in the classical ballet repertoire. The ballet’s haunting atmosphere and emotional depth, complemented by its breathtaking score, offer an unforgettable journey into a realm where beauty and mystery intertwine, leaving audiences spellbound. Performances at 7:00 pm October 24 and 3:00 pm October 25-26, 2025 at UMD’s Marshall Performing Arts Center.
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