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Actor Gary Farmer, in a presentation for Native American Heritage Month, will appear at Zeitgeist 7 pm Monday.

Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy, Really
Oct. 31-Nov. 8
UWS Manion Theater
Terrifying, riotous and like no Dracula you’ve seen, Kate Hamill’s play explores the nature of predators and reinvents the story as a smart, disquieting, darkly comic drama, driving a stake through the heart of toxic masculinity.

Magickal Discoveries Witchy Convention
Oct. 31-Nov. 2
Clyde Iron Works
Second annual convention with seminars, workshops, rituals, social area and music. There is a Jim Henson “Labyrinth”-themed Halloween Ball on Friday evening and a séance on Saturday evening.

The Penny Peaches
Saturday, Nov. 1, 7 pm
Pulse Barre & Fitness
Pulse Barre is normally a workout studio, but it turns into a venue for listening-room style concerts on the first Saturday of each month. Sister songwriters Hattie and Grace Peach feature lyrical storytelling, blood harmonies and soaring melodies. With Sophie Hiroko.

Rachmaninoff & Dvořák
Sunday, Nov. 2, 2 pm
College of St. Scholastica 
Mesabi Symphony Orchestra visits Duluth with a program that includes the Overture from Johann Strauss, Jr.’s Die Fliedermaus, Rachmaninoff’s epic Piano Concerto No. 2 (featuring UWS professor Hector Landa) and Dvořák’s Symphony No. 9, From the New World.

Gary Farmer
Monday, Nov. 3, 7pm
Zeitgeist
A presentation for Native American Heritage Month with the First Nations actor and musician, best known for his roles in the films Powwow Highway, Dead Man and Smoke Signals and the TV series Reservation Dogs and Resident Alien.

Lake Superior Brewing 31st Anniversary
Nov. 4-8, 6:30 pm
Lake Superior Brewing
LSB reigned as Duluth’s sole microbrewery 1994-2011 and in 2020 it became a Lakeside brewpub. Live music Tuesday with Night Song (Tom O’Hara Trio), followed on succeeding nights by Water Cat, Mahon Brothers, Squid City Slingers and Woodblind.

Prank Williams
Thursday, Nov. 6, 8 pm
Cedar Lounge
Christopher “Hollywood” Hollister, founder and singer for the rabble-rousing Twin Cities favorite Broken Spoke, and Tony Petersen, guitar hero of Duluth’s Social Animals, have created an alt-americana, symphonically diverse, sonically experimental body of work.