This weekend in Superior, WI

The Wild Duluth Races present two ultramarathon distances on the Superior Hiking Trail, with a 100K setting out from Bayfront Park in Duluth and a 50K beginning at the Oldenburg Point Picnic Area in Jay Cooke State Park. Expect rugged, scenic terrain and a challenging course. Registration has filled in previous years and capacity is limited.

Explore a community farmers market in Cloquet with seasonal produce, locally raised meats and eggs, fresh-baked treats, maple syrup, honey, and handcrafted artisan goods. Your purchases support local farmers, bakers, growers, and makers as you browse a friendly lineup of vendors. Meet the people behind the products and discover new favorites each week.

Experience fall raptor migration at Hawk Ridge Bird Observatory during an accessible, free bird observation program celebrating World Migratory Bird Day. Large birds of prey such as Bald and Golden Eagles, Red-tailed Hawks, Rough-legged Hawks, and Northern Goshawks are moving to their wintering grounds, offering opportunities to observe this seasonal spectacle. The event welcomes people of all ages, abilities, and disabilities. American Sign Language interpretation is provided. Fifteen pairs of binoculars and a spotting scope will be available to borrow, along with a wheelchair mount for binoculars and some portable seating. Attendees may stay for the full program or come and go as needed. Free bus transportation is offered with pick-ups in Superior and Duluth. Seats are reserved for those who registered for the bus, and the bus cannot accommodate additional drop-in riders. The vehicle is a school bus from Voyageur Bus Company with steps for entry, a wheelchair lift, four wheelchair spots, and seating for approximately 25 adults. A staff member will be at each bus stop holding an Everyone Can Bird sign, and one ASL interpreter will be on the bus starting in Superior. The bus remains on site for the duration and returns to the two pick-up locations after the program. Driving directly to the site is also an option. Registering in advance helps organizers plan and communicate, but it is not required to attend. To request an interpreter, materials in another language or format, more information, or other services to support access, contact Luciana at Luciana.Ranelli@wisc.edu or 715-399-4085. There is no added cost for these services. Planned in partnership with Hawk Ridge Bird Observatory, Friends of the Lake Superior Reserve, Duluth Parks and Recreation, Wisconsin Sea Grant, Minnesota Land Trust, and the Lake Superior Reserve.

Boo at the Zoo, presented by Cirrus, offers a family-friendly Halloween experience with trick-or-treat stops throughout the zoo. Browse a seasonal Boo-tique, enjoy magic shows, and watch animals receive Halloween-themed treats. Food trucks, games, and activities round out the festivities for families.

Organic, locally made goods prepared fresh will be available, including sourdough bread, bagels, cookies, and muffins. Purchases operate on the honor system, and payments can be made by cash, card, Venmo, or check.

Taking place at Benna Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram in Superior, this community adoption event is held in partnership with PJ's Rescue. Attendees can meet adoptable puppies, learn about the adoption process, and connect with local animal welfare advocates who are working to help pets find homes. Whether preparing to adopt or simply interested in learning more about rescue efforts, visitors will find friendly guidance and information throughout the event.

An every-other-week meetup where players go head to head across three rounds. There is no entry fee, and check-in is handled through the app. After the final round, participants receive a promo pack.

Designed for carvers who have already made a few spoons and want deeper guidance, this hands-on session focuses on refining technique. You will revisit safe carving practices, effective hand positions, and overall approach, with special attention on achieving clean final cuts on seasoned wood. Participants are welcome to bring works in progress or finished spoons to practice on and to share with the group. The format is guided by student questions, and the instructor will tailor discussion to your interests, which may include design choices and layout, confident axe technique, splitting stock, and edge maintenance. Tools and materials are available whether you are starting a new spoon or continuing an existing project.

Settle into a calm lounge experience featuring Tsunami’s deep downtempo selections and soothing low-end textures. The environment centers on mindful attention, immersive atmosphere, and genuine human connection. Moments drift from tranquil to lively, inviting different ways to participate. Share a close conversation, step into gentle movement, or explore quiet self-reflection. Music, companionship, and a simple cup of tea naturally fit together. There is no single way to be here… only presence and peace. This is a non-alcoholic gathering that welcomes all ages.

Mixed Martial Arts returns to Superior, Wisconsin with a packed night at the Superior Curling Club. This edition expands the lineup with a target of roughly 25 to 30 matchups, including three title fights, showcasing top Midwest talent alongside many hometown athletes. Local fighters slated for the card include Mckoy Shaul, Noah Hessevick, Preston Buss, Cody Galloway, Bo Fjeld, Alex Petersen, Luke Pearson, Amos Dull, Ken Stanley, and Morgan Martens. A special guest appearance by five time UFC champion Frank Shamrock highlights the event. Shamrock went unbeaten during his UFC tenure and compiled a 23-10 professional record. He also held world titles in WEC and Strikeforce and was ranked the sport’s pound for pound number one while UFC champion. Recognized as an early example of a truly well rounded fighter who blended strong ground skills with effective striking, his resume includes bouts with Tito Ortiz, Nick Diaz, Renzo Gracie, Phil Baroni, and Bas Rutten, whom he faced three times. Plan for about five to six hours of live action since bout lengths can vary. The Superior Curling Club will collect a $7 parking fee that is separate from the event promoter. Tickets are $30 for general admission standing and $40 for VIP floor seating with chairs, available on a first come, first served basis. All tickets are non-refundable and the card is subject to change.

At the Southeastern Railway Museum, this family friendly open house celebrates tricks and treats with trains and costumes. Supported by Duluth Fall Fest, the gathering features a performance by the Marietta Civic Band and a food truck on site. Up to 20 show cars are invited to participate by offering treats from their trunks, and registration for show car or truck participants is free. Costumes are encouraged for kids and the young at heart.

The UWS Yellowjackets face Crown at Superior Choice Credit Union Stadium, also known as SCCU Stadium. Tickets are $6.00 for youth and seniors and $8.00 for adults, with free admission for staff and students.

This is a jam session at the Dovetail.

This event centers on Modern play using 60 card decks in a structured tournament. Participation is available with a $10 entry fee or by purchasing $17 in in-store product. The event runs three or four rounds depending on the number of players. One pack is awarded for each round win, all participants receive a promo for playing, and first place also earns a special prize.

The Minnesota Golden Gophers and Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs face off in an early-season college hockey showdown at AMSOIL Arena, located within the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center complex in Duluth, Minnesota. With two established programs known for fast, physical play, this matchup offers a clear look at developing line combinations and special teams as the season gets underway.

This event features two trail races. The 10K begins at the Munger Trailhead parking lot and finishes at Spirit Mountain, and the half marathon starts at Chambers Grove Park and also concludes at Spirit Mountain. Shuttles provide transportation to the starting areas. A two day challenge recognizes participants who complete races on both days.

Raise your voice with Paul Webster and the All Hands crew in a lively sing-along of sea shanties. These seafaring work songs, rooted in tradition and newer interpretations, are easy to learn and especially enjoyable in a group. Both first-time participants and experienced singers are welcome, with call and response choruses that make it simple to jump in.

Share your songs or enjoy the performances at a music open mic at Duluth Folk School and Dovetail Cafe. Performers can sign up on site for a 15-minute spot.

Test your trivia knowledge in a free game with a chance to win Main Club gift certificates.