Events in Duluth, MN

Enjoy a weekly yoga practice with the Pruitt Center for Mindfulness & Well-Being. Attend in person on the second floor of the Jim Dan Hill Library at UW-Superior, or participate virtually via Zoom. The class is open to staff, faculty, students, and community members. Sessions are planned to run each week during the academic year, with possible adjustments around major holiday weeks shared a few weeks in advance. In case of inclement weather, a virtual only format may be offered.

Connect with local support for food assistance, housing, services for older adults, and employment resources. A social work consultant is available twice a week for drop-in visits, offering information and referrals to community agencies that help with a variety of basic needs. Meet with Lexi for guidance. This service is free and confidential.

Caregiving can look like running errands for a neighbor who no longer drives, coordinating a parent’s medical visits from afar, reminding a spouse about medications, checking in daily on a sibling with a long-term condition, or handling bills and paperwork for an aging family member. Roughly 63 million people in the United States are doing some form of this, often without calling themselves caregivers, simply caring for someone they love. The Duluth Age-Friendly Initiative works to bring these everyday realities into focus so homes, businesses, public places, and neighbors can better support people at every age and stage. Powerful Tools for Caregivers offers a free, evidence-based six week class at Eco3 for anyone who sees their own experience reflected in these examples.

At Duluth Folk School, a casual cribbage tournament with prizes is paired with open board and card gaming. It offers a relaxed atmosphere for lighthearted competition and a chance to play the games you enjoy.

Take on a challenging hill-bounding workout with ski poles under the lights at the Chester Bowl ski hill. This dryland session centers on repeated climbs and suits anyone seeking a tougher set of hill repeats on a steep slope. There is no formal coaching, though experienced participants are often around and can answer questions for those trying the workout for the first time. Bring classic-length ski poles, and consider a headlamp to help when getting to and from the lit trail near the lift across from the Chester Bowl Chalet. In line with city policy, dogs are welcome but must remain on a leash.

Settle into a calming restorative yoga session that focuses on slow, supported movement and mindful breathing to ease stress and release tension. With props like bolsters, blankets, and blocks, poses are held comfortably so the body can soften and the mind can unwind. This gentle practice welcomes all levels, including beginners and those with physical limitations, offering a quiet space for self care and renewal. Please plan to arrive a little early, as exterior doors are typically locked before class begins. Advance registration is required because space is limited. As a thank you for your commitment, attend ten classes and receive one free.

Volunteer at the Oakes Avenue Garden to pitch in on a range of tasks suitable for all experience levels. Tools will be available on site. Please bring work gloves, a hydrating beverage, and a positive, can-do attitude.

This pub trivia event features team competition with prizes, including six months of free beer or wine. Drink specials are available, and guests can enjoy pool, darts, and shuffleboard at no cost all day, every day.

Start the day strong at a high-energy morning kickboxing class open to all levels. No experience is required, just come ready to move and work up a sweat. Every participant will be entered into a special UMA giveaway that takes place right after class. When the workout wraps, enjoy a fresh cup of the featured morning coffee or hot cider to keep the momentum going. The session takes place at United Martial Arts and is priced at $35.

Whether you are beginning a family tree or exploring local history, a local history librarian at Superior Public Library is available for drop-in assistance twice each week. Receive help connecting with genealogy and local history resources and learn how to operate the microfilm reader. No appointment is required.

Set at Clyde Iron Works, a historic venue, Savor du Nord 2026 gathers local chefs, wineries, breweries, and cideries for an evening of tasting and community giving. Attendees can enjoy culinary bites and handcrafted drinks, then take part in both a live auction and a silent auction. Presented by the Northland Newborn Foundation and Essentia Health, the event directs all proceeds to babies and families in the Northland, keeping every contribution within the community.

Collector’s Connection hosts a weekly Yu-Gi-Oh! tournament structured over four rounds. The entry fee is $7, and players receive a pack for each round they win. It is a good fit for regulars as well as anyone looking to try local play for the first time.

Level Up hosts a weekly One Piece Card Game night featuring open casual play throughout the day, followed by free tournaments. Tournaments typically run 3 to 4 rounds with no entry fee. Every participant receives a promo pack, and the winner earns a Tournament Winner Pack. New players and experienced competitors are equally welcome to take part and enjoy some games together.

Zach Williams brings Revival Nights to life with an evening devoted to renewal through music and community. Expect favorites like Chain Breaker and Rescue Story, with Cochren & Co. adding crowd pleasers such as Church (Take Me Back) and Running Home. Singer and songwriter Christian Hohn opens with new material that shares his faith journey, reflecting everyday life, struggle, and redemption. There are limited VIP packages that include premium seating, early access to merchandise, and a photo opportunity with Zach Williams, and late arrivals will lose the photo opportunity. To avoid invalid tickets and inflated prices, purchase only through the venue’s official ticketing partner. Posts offering resale may be removed and could lead to a ban. The lineup may change.

A recurring comedy open mic showcases local and regional talent. Admission is free. Those interested in performing should arrive early and speak with Danielle for a chance to take part.

Stop by the library to pick up a treat. Costumes are welcome but not required. Treats will be available throughout the day while supplies last.

Celebrate the spooky season with a witchy barre workout filled with small pulses, bold shakes, and a hint of enchantment. Costumes are welcome and participants of all experience levels can take part. Expect a serious thigh burn and plenty of sweat, and feel free to laugh about the shake as you power through. Come ready to pulse, sweat, and playfully cast a few spells, and plan to leave any excuses behind.

Catch UW-Superior men’s hockey as the Yellowjackets take on Bethel at Wessman Arena. Tickets are $7 for youth and seniors and $10 for adults, with free admission for staff and students.

The Rocky Horror Picture Show arrives at DECC Symphony Hall for a single-night presentation featuring an immersive live shadow-cast by the drag troupe Zenith City Horror. This high-energy staging offers a fresh twist on a longstanding Twin Ports Halloween tradition. Costumes are encouraged. The film is rated R, there are no enforced age limits, and parental discretion is advised.

Coaches from the college ranks lead a Master Skills Camp that helps players elevate their game through focused skill development. The core curriculum is organized into four areas of training: hitting, infield, outfield, and speed and agility. Additional camps are available for those seeking dedicated instruction in pitching and catching.

Hosted at UW-Superior Yellowjacket Union, this fair brings together more than 40 holistic vendors and practitioners offering a wide range of wellness services and natural products. Browse herbal remedies, local raw honey, crystals, essential oils, and organic goods, and connect with providers offering energy work, wellness coaching, and psychic readings. The day also features free speaker presentations and a group mediumship gallery session. Admission is $5, and workshops are free. A limited number of complimentary gift bags will be available, with an average value of more than $310 in products and discounts, which is about 50 times the entry fee.

Learn to restore dull kitchen knives and everyday blades in a hands-on class that explores both the how and the why of sharpening. Instruction covers selecting and using common sharpening tools, step-by-step methods for bringing back a clean edge, and simple routines that help blades stay sharp longer. You will practice on your own knives and leave with improved edges, practical skills, and the confidence to maintain them at home. Please bring a few knives to work on during class.

Celebrate Halloween at the Scoop with a variety of activities, including games, prizes, and hands-on crafts. Expect more treats than tricks, plus specials on food and ice cream throughout the event. Costumes are welcome but not required, and trick or treating at the Scoop continues until closing.

A long-loved tradition offers a free, all-ages afternoon of relaxed, hands-on art-making. Learn approachable techniques for playful projects that can be customized for any age. Get set for trick-or-treating by creating take-home essentials like costume accents, a candy bag, and autumn decorations, along with other simple creations. Snacks are provided by Whole Foods Co-Op.

The UWS Yellowjackets take on Concordia (Minn.) at Wessman Arena. Tickets are $6 for youth and seniors and $8 for adults, and staff and students receive free admission.

An annual Trunk or Treat takes place in the parking lot of Hope United Methodist Church, with games, prizes, and treats for a Halloween celebration. It is hosted by Hope for Kids Childcare Center and Hope United Methodist Church.

Make this harvest party a cheerful stop along your trick or treating route. Geared toward kids and families, it offers a free visit with games, prizes, and snacks, all wrapped in seasonal fun. Costumes are welcome, and guests can drop in for a moment or stay a little longer as they make their way through the neighborhood.

Take part in a Modern format Magic: The Gathering event at Level UP Superior in Superior, WI. It uses 60 card decks and offers two ways to enter, either a $10 entry fee or by purchasing $17 in store product. The event runs three to four rounds depending on attendance, with one pack awarded for each round win. Every participant receives a promo, and first place also earns a special prize.

Make Halloween sweeter with a stop at Jay Cooks Bakery. Everyone, including adults, can enjoy a complimentary freshly baked cookie while supplies last, and costumes are welcome for a lighthearted contest with categories for kids, adults, and coordinated couples. To participate, have a photo taken, complete a brief waiver, and submit your entry with a quick QR code scan. After entries are collected, photos will be posted and winners will be chosen by likes. Winners will be notified and will receive an e-gift card. For families who prefer not to share children’s faces online, the team can add an emoji or similar edit so kids can still take part, and this option is covered in the waiver. This is the bakery’s first year hosting, so turnout is uncertain, but plenty of cookies are being prepared.

Celebrate Halloween with The Swamp Donkey at The River Inn Bar & Grill. With more than a century of combined experience, the band delivers a high energy set made for singing along and dancing, featuring songs by The Cars, REO Speedwagon, Poison, Motley Crue, Metallica, Blink 182, Green Day, Lit, and more. A lively cover show for fans of classic and modern rock.

This professional comedy tour showcases 200 of the country's leading comedians, with credits that include The Tonight Show, Last Comic Standing, Saturday Night Live, America's Got Talent, Late Night, among others. Dinner is available before the show and throughout the performance.

Raise your voice with Paul Webster and the crew of All Hands in a welcoming session devoted to sea shanties. Explore maritime work songs, both time honored and in the same spirit, that are easy to learn and especially enjoyable when sung together. Everyone is invited to take part, whether you have years of experience or are brand new to singing.

Enjoy a welcoming music open mic at Duluth Folk School and the Dovetail Cafe. Performers can sign up on arrival for a 15 minute slot to share their songs, and listeners are welcome to sit back and take in the variety.

Put your knowledge to the test at a casual trivia night. There is no charge to participate, and players can compete for Main Club gift certificates.

Designed for readers ages 9 to 12, this book club features a fresh title to read and discuss each month, along with activities inspired by the story. Snacks are provided. Two sessions are available with the same activities, and participants can choose the option that works best for them. For new sign-ups, contact Morgan at 218-451-5850 or morgan.reardon-cuevas@alslib.info.

Unwind with an acrylic painting session focused on a Mountain Shimmer scene. An instructor will guide you step by step, and all supplies for a 16x20 canvas are provided, so beginners are welcome. The sun will be accented with shimmering metallic paint for an extra sparkly finish. Feel free to bring snacks and beverages to enjoy while you paint. A short demonstration video is available in the event discussions for a preview. Registration is required through the provided link. This class takes place at Northern Exposure Art in Enger Lofts Marketplace.

Duluth Symphonic Winds opens its 26-27 season with a no-cost community band performance that explores the interplay between faith and folklore. The program features music by Bach, Blackshaw, Cavez, Gallante, Hanssen, Reineke, and Tichelli, blending lighthearted touches with moments of reverence.

Meet employers who are hiring now at a job fair taking place at CareerForce in Duluth. Attendees can have direct conversations about current openings and explore immediate employment opportunities. A list of participating employers is available.

This two-week, in-person course focuses on narrative perspective. Through readings, participants will explore first, second, and third person, along with an omniscient viewpoint, to understand what works, what does not, and why. Using imagery and guided writing prompts, you will practice telling the same story from multiple angles, then apply those insights with intention to bring the core of the narrative into focus through viewpoint. Non-member cost is $40.

The final car seat check of the year offers on-site help from certified technicians who will review your current installation and assist with installing a new seat if needed. No appointment is required, and service is first come, first served. When you arrive, drive to the back of the fire station and follow the orange cones to the overhead doors. With the next event not happening until January, it is a timely opportunity to confirm your child is riding safely.

At Clyde Iron Works, this community-focused dinner features personal stories that highlight how tuition assistance is creating opportunities for students and families at Stella Maris Academy. There is no cost to attend. Throughout the evening, guests will have the chance to support the tuition assistance program, helping make a Catholic education accessible to more families in the community. For sponsorship opportunities or questions, contact sarah.pennings@stellamaris.academy.

Explore acrylic painting in a black light setting as you create a glowing sea life scene on a 16 by 20 inch canvas. An instructor provides clear, guided instruction. All materials are included, and first-time painters are welcome. The class takes place at Northern Exposure Art in Enger Lofts Marketplace. You are welcome to bring your own snacks and beverages to enjoy while you paint. Advance registration is required.

This is a three-strike tournament with a $6 buy-in, with $1 going to IFPA. The top three finishers are paid from the player buy-in pot, so a bigger turnout means bigger payouts. There will be prize giveaways. Friends and family are welcome.

Now in its third year, this two-day witchy convention offers seminars, hands-on workshops, communal rituals, and panel conversations. The focus is the Triple Goddess, celebrating the cycles of life and the interconnected paths of Maiden, Mother, and Crone, honoring a continual journey from birth to death and eventual rebirth. Beyond the core programming, attendees can explore shopping, divination and healing services, and a quiet meditation room. The vendors room is open to the general public at no cost. Refreshments are available at a cash bar throughout the day, and a social area with music provides a comfortable place to relax. Guest of Honor Michelle Dabrowski, a sixth generation master divinator, caster, and omnistic practitioner from Grave Intentions Goods in Minneapolis, will be featured. Evening highlights include a Psychic Gallery Readings gathering hosted by Witch Sheree, a certified psychic medium with more than 50 years of experience in psychic and card reading, energy work, and magickal training, creating a space for participants to explore their spiritual paths and receive personalized insights. Another evening features an adult PJ and pizza party with a cash bar, lively trivia with prizes, exclusive adult-only readings, and a witchy burlesque performance by the Duluth Dolls.

Start the day with an all-levels yoga session surrounded by the sights and sounds of the Lake Superior Zoo. Led by Rise Yoga & Wellness, this class centers on gentle movement and breath in a calm, nature-filled setting. After the session, explore the zoo, with admission included in the price. Pre-registration is required. Cost is $15 for zoo members and $25 for non-members, with admission included.

Transform recycled book pages into festive decor in a hands-on class focused on folding 3D five-pointed stars and crafting a matching paper chain. With precise folds, a bit of glue, and simple ribbon, participants create pieces that work for the holidays or for everyday display. The session covers the full star-folding process and includes time to make stars in multiple sizes. Each person receives a kit with materials for seven stars and a small coordinating chain, a charming accent for a window or a small tree. Finished stars can be left three dimensional or designed to fold flat for easy storage.

The UWS Yellowjackets take the court at Mertz Mortorelli Gymnasium, with the opponent to be determined. Tickets are $6 for youth and seniors, $8 for adults, and free for staff and students.

At Stella Maris Academy’s Holy Rosary Campus in Duluth, this cheerful craft sale showcases unique handmade goods and seasonal gift ideas. Browse creations from more than 70 local artists, get a head start on holiday shopping, and enjoy food available for purchase. Support local creativity while finding thoughtful gifts.

The UWS Yellowjackets men’s basketball team takes the court at Mertz Mortorelli Gymnasium against a to-be-determined opponent. Tickets are $6 for youth and seniors, $8 for adults, and admission is free for staff and students.

Experience college hockey at Wessman Arena as the UW-Superior women’s team takes on Hamline. Ticket options include youth and seniors for $6.00, adults for $8.00, and free admission for staff and students.

Terrence Smith leads family workshops on the first Saturdays of the month. Participants ages 6 to 14 are welcome when accompanied by a participating adult. Each session focuses on a different theme, such as limber toys, make-your-own instrument activities, and a Swiss climbing bear. The workshops take place right before the folk jam and are free, with optional donations supporting Tamarack Dance.

A jam session is happening at the ol' Dovetail, bringing people together to make music.

Now in its 19th year, this multi-cultural, intergenerational, pay-as-able arts gathering centers on honoring ancestors, acknowledging loss, and imagining a shared future. Expect opportunities to craft, write, speak, sing, and help build visual tributes to loved ones and lost causes. Participants can don skeleton-inspired attire, drum, march, and dance together, and there is a ritual moment to consign Rotten Ideas to the fire. Before the main program, adjoining Fesler Hall hosts hands-on activities such as face painting, time to view displays, a place to add names and ideas, and a cash bar. Oasis del Norte offers food service at the entrance. The Great Hall welcomes guests with music by Tyler Scouton, followed by an opening that features vocals by Breanne Marie and a ceremony led by Jillian Forte. Later, the Pavilion becomes the site to burn Rotten Ideas before a brass-accompanied procession around the Library. Spin Collective presents fire dancing with drums, and the night returns to the Great Hall for dancing and dismantling to The Boys Back Home brass. The week also includes display setup in Fesler Hall and a spoken word gathering in Studio Four, with take-down after the main event. These activities are supported in part by Minnesota voters through organizational grants from the Arrowhead Regional Arts Council, made possible by appropriations from the Minnesota State Legislature’s general fund and arts and cultural heritage fund. More details will emerge as Samhain approaches, when the veil is considered thin.

RT Quinlan's sets the stage for a hard rocking night with PSP, Lost Evidence, and P.B&J. Lost Evidence is coming to town with a birthday to celebrate. PSP, Pete’s Solo Project, features an eight string guitar. P.B&J is known to bring sandwiches. There is no cover charge.

The third annual 23rd Veteran Winter Gala centers on the real-world impact of giving warriors the tools, community, and support to move forward. Attendees will hear personal accounts from 23V RECON graduates and their families that trace obstacles faced, the effort invested, and the shift toward purpose, connection, hope, and happiness. The evening brings together veterans, first responders, public safety professionals, families, supporters, and community partners who share a commitment to those who have served. The program features a social hour with hors d’oeuvres, a cash bar, and a silent auction, followed by an opening ceremony with the Posting of Colors, the National Anthem, and a special performance by the Sky Nation Drum Band. Dinner leads into a program of impact stories, a live auction, and a celebration of the 23rd Veteran community, along with a look at what is coming next for the mission. Attire is formal or semi formal. A special group rate is available at The Lakeview Guesthouse.

Experience a free evening of jazz at Wussow's Concert Cafe featuring the Denfeld High School Jazz Band. This performance is part of a series that takes place on second Thursdays during the 2026 to 2027 season. Admission is free and all ages are welcome.

At Mertz Mortorelli Gymnasium, the UWS Yellowjackets face St. Scholastica in a head-to-head matchup. Tickets are $6 for youth and seniors and $8 for adults, and staff and students are admitted free.

Young chefs ages 5 to 10 dive into the fun of cooking in this hands-on, drop-off workshop. Participants practice measuring and mixing, follow simple recipes and learn foundational kitchen skills while preparing tasty treats. They also explore the science behind cooking and baking, get creative with a food inspired activity, and enjoy a little free playtime around the museum. A parent or guardian must sign a drop-off waiver before class begins. A water bottle is recommended. The facility is nut free. Cost is $30 per participant or $25 for current museum members, with membership required to be current on the day of the program. Each ticket includes a small snack and a juice box.

Poets, writers, and other creative voices are invited to share original work at an open mic that meets monthly on the second Friday. Participants may read, perform, or simply listen. Everyone is welcome. Readers take turns with up to five minutes at the microphone, and signups happen upon arrival for available slots.

Wessman Arena sets the stage for a women’s hockey matchup between the UW-Superior Yellowjackets and St. Scholastica. Tickets are $6 for youth and seniors, $8 for adults, and free for staff and students.

Two ensembles share the stage at Weber Music Hall as The Singers, Minnesota Choral Artists, perform alongside UMD’s University Singers. For more than twenty years, The Singers have helped sustain the Midwest choral tradition through performances and community work. The performance is supported by the UMD Robert and Kathleen Carlson Choral Music Fund, and proceeds from ticket sales go directly to student scholarships in the UMD Department of Music.

This two-day workshop focuses on traditional herbal assessment, blending lecture with extensive hands-on practice. Participants explore how the face, tongue, fingernails, and toes can reflect aspects of health, with techniques shared through the teaching lineage of master herbalist William LeSassier via mentor Margi Flint. The format is interactive and practice oriented throughout. Hosted at Energy for Life Connection.

Spend a friendly day working on your own sewing project alongside other makers at Creations Quilt Shop. This open sew takes place on the second Saturday of each month, and a $10 reservation secures an individual seat in the classroom with access to an ironing board and cutting mat. Space is limited, and reservations are honored in the order received. Shop staff are available for questions as time permits during open hours. Complimentary coffee and water are provided, and a small refrigerator is available for personal items. Participants receive 10% off in-store purchases on the day of the event, with some exclusions.

UW-Superior Yellowjackets women’s basketball faces Hamline at Mertz Mortorelli Gymnasium. Admission is $8 for adults and $6 for youth and seniors, with free entry for staff and students.

This off-site workshop at Big Lake Golf Course offers step-by-step instruction to create a wood piece for home decor or gifting. All materials are provided, and participants can choose from a variety of paint and wood stain colors. Attendees only need to bring creativity and a willingness to learn.

Twin Ports Comedy brings laughs to The Shack with headliner Comrade Tripp. The show also includes host Dustin Fawcett and feature Sam 14.

Hockey-loving families can head to Duluth Tap Exchange for a hands-on cookie decorating class that blends rink spirit with sweet creativity. Participants will design a set of six hockey-themed cookies, featuring favorites like sticks, skates, jerseys, pucks and more. A portion of ticket sales benefits the Duluth Heights Hockey Club, adding a charitable element to the fun. Attendees can enjoy a drink while they decorate and support local hockey.

Curator Michelle Sunset, who uses she/her pronouns, is highlighted in the Visual Culture Lecture Series in a program at 80 Montague Hall. Recently appointed to the Tweed Museum of Art after her most recent role at the University of Wyoming Art Museum in Laramie, she brings a portfolio guided by curiosity and collaboration. Her projects include Luke Gilford: Portraits of the Queer Frontier (2022), Jenene Nagy: while navigating the distance around the sun (2023), a show noted in ArtForum, and Sympoiesis: Co-Creating Sense of Place (2025). Sunset holds a BA in History from the University of North Florida and two MAs from Florida State University, one in the History and Criticism of Art with a focus on Museum and Cultural Heritage Studies and another in Art Education with a specialization in Visitor-Centered Curation. The Visual Culture Lecture Series is supported by the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences John & Mary Gonska Cultural Fund and the Department of Art & Design. All events are free and open to the public.

Support the UWS Yellowjackets as they face St. Scholastica at Mertz Mortorelli Gymnasium. Tickets are $6 for youth and seniors, $8 for adults, and free for staff and students.

Explore a centuries-old Eastern European folk art in a class at Duluth Folk School. Although pysanky are most commonly connected with Easter, the technique suits the Christmas season as well. The session highlights traditional motifs, the meanings of colors, and stories associated with the eggs. Instruction covers the wax-resist method step by step. Participants use a kistka to draw with melted wax on egg shells, dye in a light color, add more wax, then repeat with additional colors. When all layers are finished, the wax is melted away to reveal a bright, layered design.

Gather at Wussow's Concert Cafe for a monthly meetup made for writers and anyone who cherishes the written word. Bring a piece of your own to read or share a selection from a favorite author. The evening includes open mic time and space to mingle with fellow creatives, and every genre is welcome. Admission is free. For more information, call 218-624-5957.

This craft show takes place at Miller Hill Mall and follows regular mall hours. Vendor spaces measure 8 by 8 feet and cost $275 for the full run, with the option to share a space as long as each participating vendor provides an ST-19 form. Vendors may also choose to close their booths early if needed.

Connect with Morgan and fellow beaders at the library for a relaxed, community-focused beading circle. Work on projects alongside others in a welcoming setting. No registration is required, basic supplies will be available, and participants of every age and skill level are welcome.

This free seminar offers a deeper look at fraud, explaining how hackers gather information and sharing practical ways to prevent them from accessing yours. Expect clear, actionable tips to help you protect your personal data.

Celebrate the season at a festive market showcasing more than 50 local makers, crafters, and small businesses at Clyde Iron Works Event Center. Admission and parking are free. Enjoy live music as you browse, grab a drink from the cash bar, let the kids have fun in the bounce house, and watch for raffles held every hour. A suggested $5 donation at the door benefits Ronald McDonald House Charities Upper Midwest.

Speed Friending at Dovetail Cafe at Duluth Folk School brings people together for a friendly series of one-on-one conversations. Participants talk with someone new for a few minutes, then rotate when prompted to switch, continuing until everyone has met everyone. The focus is on casually meeting a wide variety of neighbors rather than finding an instant best friend, and many regulars do make friends along the way. The setting is facilitated and welcoming to introverts and extroverts, people young or old, and folks from near or far. The event begins promptly, and late entry is not permitted. Attendance is limited to 32 for audio reasons. It is free to attend, and donations to Duluth Folk School are welcome. These gatherings have been hosted more than fifty times.

UW-Superior men’s hockey faces UW-Eau Claire at Wessman Arena. Admission is $7.00 for youth and seniors, $10.00 for adults, and free for staff and students.

A monthly Stern Army tournament at Tap on Tower features a three strike group knockout format. Players are randomly placed into groups of four, the bottom two in each group take a strike, and play continues until a single winner remains. The current machine lineup includes Foo Fighters Pro, Deadpool Pro, Stanger Things Pro, James Bond Pro, Avengers: Infinity Quest Pro, Jurassic Park Pro, and Uncanny X-Men Pro. Entry is $7, with $5 to the prize pool, $1 to IFPA, and $1 for PRPA results, plus coin drop per game. Payouts go to the top three finishers. Raffles and prize drawings run throughout the event, with one participant receiving a Stern translite.

Watch the UWS Yellowjackets in women's basketball action against St. Catherine at Mertz Mortorelli Gymnasium. Tickets are $6 for youth and seniors and $8 for adults, and admission is free for staff and students.

The UWS Yellowjackets host Macalester in a women’s basketball matchup at Mertz Mortorelli Gymnasium. Tickets are $6 for youth and seniors, $8 for adults, and free for staff and students.

UWS Yellowjackets men’s basketball faces Macalester at Mertz Mortorelli Gymnasium. Tickets are $6 for youth and seniors and $8 for adults. Staff and students receive free admission.

Swamp Donkey delivers a high-energy night at The River Inn Bar & Grill, drawing on more than a century of combined experience. Expect a set packed with singalong rock and party-ready tracks from bands like The Cars, REO Speedwagon, Poison, Motley Cruë, Metallica, Blink 182, Green Day, Lit, and more, keeping the dance floor moving from start to finish.

Fans can support the UWS Yellowjackets at Wessman Arena. Tickets are $7.00 for youth and seniors, $10.00 for adults, and free for staff and students.

Now in its fifth year, the Winter Wonderland Market gathers small businesses, local artists, and a variety of vendors to make holiday gift shopping easy. Browse the offerings to find thoughtful presents for the people you are shopping for while supporting local sellers. Get Schick Done Events is the exclusive organizer of this market. Be alert for scams or others falsely claiming to run the event.

At Northland Country Club in East Duluth, this Small Business Saturday gathering features a variety of small business crafters and vendors. Browse locally made goods and find unique, one of a kind items for Christmas gifting while supporting area makers and entrepreneurs.

Wessman Arena hosts a UW-Superior women’s hockey game as the Yellowjackets face Lawerence. Tickets are $6 for youth and seniors and $8 for adults, and UW-Superior staff and students receive free admission.

Enjoy a holiday concert at Blacklist Brewing Co. featuring Nashville-based jazz vocalist Haley Schattschneider with Duluth’s Big Time Jazz Orchestra. Classic seasonal favorites will be performed in big band style, from nostalgic melodies to lively holiday swing. No ticket is required. The Big Time Jazz Orchestra is a 19-piece Duluth ensemble that has supported jazz performance and education since 1990. Its members include collegiate and school music instructors as well as former military band musicians, and the group programs music by Thad Jones, Woody Herman, Toshiko Akiyoshi, Duke Ellington, Jim McNeely, Bob Brookmeyer, Gordon Goodwin, and Maynard Ferguson. Notable appearances include the MN Music Educators conventions, the 50th anniversary convention of the American School Band Directors Association, and a joint concert with the Duluth Superior Symphony. With support from the Arrowhead Arts Council, the orchestra has released two recordings featuring original works and jazz standards. Haley Schattschneider blends traditional and contemporary influences in a style that connects with longtime jazz fans and new listeners. Her debut album, Over the Moon, features eight moon-themed favorites such as Fly Me to the Moon, Moon River, and Dancing in the Moonlight, and her singles have charted on iTunes Jazz. Her recent work includes collaborations with Sam Levine, Jon Cowherd, Oli Parker, Leif Shires, and Daniel Fiamengo, along with extensive studio and live contributions as a background vocalist, demo singer, vocal contractor, and arranger across jazz and gospel.

Swamp Donkey returns to Birds Bar with a high energy rock and roll show. Drawing on more than a century of collective experience, the band powers through sing along hits from Motley Crue, Poison, REO Speedwagon, Bush, The Cars, STP, Blink 182 and more. The set is built to keep the crowd moving, with favorites made for dancing and belting out the choruses.

Settle in for a guided acrylic painting session at Northern Exposure Art in Enger Lofts Marketplace, where you will create a “Silent Night” scene on a 16x20 canvas. An instructor leads you step by step, all materials are provided, and beginners are welcome. Personalize your artwork by choosing the ornament colors you like. Participants may bring snacks and beverages to enjoy while painting. Registration is required.

UW-Superior women's hockey takes on Lawrence at Wessman Arena. Enjoy the action and support the Yellowjackets. Tickets are $6 for youth and seniors and $8 for adults, and staff and students get in free.

The UWS Yellowjackets face UW-Stout at Mertz Mortorelli Gymnasium. Tickets are $6 for youth and seniors, $8 for adults, and staff and students get in free.

Wessman Arena hosts the UWS Yellowjackets as they face Beloit. Tickets are $6.00 for youth and seniors and $8.00 for adults, and staff and students are free.

The College of St. Scholastica Music Program presents its annual Christmas concert at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Rosary. Choral, brass, and string ensembles unite to tell the Christmas story and share the spirit of the season through moving performances. A freewill offering will be received to support Chum.

At the DECC along Harbor Drive, the Duluth Winter Village returns as an outdoor marketplace filled with seasonal greenery, favorite shops, warm beverages, and more. Wander through the village with Lake Superior and the Lift Bridge providing a picturesque backdrop, then take advantage of nearby Canal Park and Bentleyville for added festivities, dining, and shopping. Parking is plentiful at the DECC. Explore offerings from local businesses, including familiar favorites and new faces, in a lively, holiday atmosphere overlooking the harbor. Service animals only.

Watch the UWS Yellowjackets face Bethany Lutheran at Mertz Mortorelli Gymnasium. Admission is $8 for adults, $6 for youth and seniors, and free for staff and students.

UWS Yellowjackets women’s hockey faces UW-Stevens Point at Wessman Arena. Enjoy a lively matchup on the ice. Tickets are $6 for youth and seniors, $8 for adults, and admission is free for staff and students.

UW-Superior men’s hockey faces UW-Stout at Wessman Arena. This home game brings fast-paced action and hometown energy. Tickets are $7 for youth and seniors and $10 for adults, and staff and students are admitted free.

The CSS Music Program, Borealis Chamber Artists, and Twin Ports Choral Project come together for St. Scholastica’s 44th Annual Messiah Singalong at The College of St. Scholastica Mitchell Auditorium in Duluth, MN. Attendees can warm up their voices and sing Handel’s Messiah, using their own score or borrowing one at the door, for a joyful evening of music.

The UWS Yellowjackets face Northwestern (Minn.) at Mertz Mortorelli Gymnasium. Admission is $6 for youth and seniors, $8 for adults, and free for staff and students.

UW-Superior men’s basketball faces Northwestern (Minn.) at Mertz Mortorelli Gymnasium. Support the Yellowjackets from the stands. Tickets are $6 for youth and seniors, $8 for adults, and admission is free for staff and students.

Tap on Tower hosts a monthly Stern Army pinball tournament featuring a three-strike, group knockout format. Players are randomly grouped into foursomes, and the bottom two in each group receive a strike. Play continues until a single winner remains. The current lineup includes Foo Fighters (pro), Deadpool (pro), Stanger Things (pro), James Bond (pro), Avengers: Infinity Quest (pro), Jurassic Park (pro), and Uncanny X-Men (pro). Entry is $7 per player, allocated as $5 toward payouts, $1 to IFPA, and $1 to PRPA results, plus coin drop per game. Payout is awarded to the top three finishers. Raffles and prize drawings take place during the tournament, including a Stern Translite for one winner.

Indecent Proposal returns to Mr. D’s Bar & Grill in Duluth for an ugly sweater holiday party packed with high-energy music and festive spirit. The band mixes covers with original songs, all powered by a big guitar sound. Attendees are encouraged to wear their most outrageous holiday sweaters, enjoy a drink, and lean into a playful pre-holiday celebration where questionable knitwear becomes a bold statement.

The UWS Yellowjackets face Minnesota Morris at Mertz Mortorelli Gymnasium. Admission is $6 for youth and seniors, $8 for adults, and free for staff and students.

UW-Superior men's basketball faces Minnesota Morris at Mertz Mortorelli Gymnasium. Tickets are $6 for youth and seniors, $8 for adults, and free for staff and students.

Wessman Arena hosts UW-Superior men’s hockey against Hamline. Fans can cheer for the Yellowjackets from the stands. Tickets are $7 for youth and seniors and $10 for adults, with free admission for staff and students.

Watch UW-Superior women's basketball take on North Central (Minn.) at Mertz Mortorelli Gymnasium in Superior, WI. Youth and senior admission is $6, adult admission is $8, and staff and students are admitted free.

UW-Superior men’s basketball meets North Central (Minn.) at Mertz Mortorelli Gymnasium. Tickets cost 6 dollars for youth and seniors and 8 dollars for adults, and staff and students are admitted free.

Head to Wessman Arena to see the UWS Yellowjackets face Augsburg. Tickets are $7 for youth and seniors and $10 for adults. Staff and students receive free admission.

Wessman Arena hosts the UWS Yellowjackets against Saint Benedict. Tickets are $6 for youth and seniors, $8 for adults, and free for staff and students.

Catch the Yellowjackets facing UW-Eau Claire at Wessman Arena. Tickets are $6 for youth and seniors and $8 for adults, and staff and students receive free admission.