Events

Thu. Mar. 19

Give to CSS Day

Give to CSS Day is The College of St. Scholastica’s annual day of giving. It’s 24-hour community effort to support local students and keep a St. Scholastica education strong and accessible for generations to come. Early giving opens February 19 at go.css.edu/givetocssday, and every gift helps Duluth students learn, grow, and give back to their community.

Online 1200 Kenwood Avenue, Duluth

Cost: FREE

Age: All Ages

9am-7pm Thu. Mar. 19

Supply Drive for Carlton County Animal Rescue

H&R Block Rep. Meagen Csomos, along with 1 rep in Cloquet have joined to collect supply donations for Carlton County Animal Rescue. Most needed items: Purina dry Kitten and Cat food, sturdy dog leashes, hard dog chew toys (Kong, Nylabone), wire dog kennels, paper towels, copy paper, potty pads. Downtown office :205 W. 2nd St. Ste. 201, Duluth. Cloquet Ofc: 707 Hwy. 33 Ste. 13 Cloquet, MN

H&R Block 131 East Central Entrance, Duluth

Cost: FREE

Age: All Ages

noon-1pm Thu. Mar. 19

Art reception: Ivy Vaino photography

Lake Superior College 2101 Trinity Rd., Duluth

5-7pm Thu. Mar. 19

Hartley Sustainability Series

Hartley Nature Center 3001 Woodland Ave., Duluth

5-7pm Thu. Mar. 19

Art reception: Laura Stone

Duluth Pottery 1924 W. Superior St., Duluth

5-7pm Thu. Mar. 19

Gatherings by Sheraton: Hartley Nature Center

Bobcats, foxes, and bears, oh my! Join a Hartley naturalist to learn more about the Northwoods critters sneaking around in our forests. Feel furs, see skulls, and test your knowledge to find a new perspective on these amazing animals.

Sheraton Duluth Hotel 301 E. Superior St., Duluth

5pm Thu. Mar. 19

Jeremy Jewell

Sir Benedict's Tavern 805 E. Superior St., Duluth

5:30-7pm Thu. Mar. 19

Recapturing History through Restoration at Roosevelt Terrace

Learn all about the restoration of the famous Roosevelt Terrace at our March History Talk at Fairlawn Mansion! Learn from restoration experts Brian Finstad and Robert-Jan Quene to learn how they saved the building and are actively preserving history…

Fairlawn Mansion & Museum 906 E. 2nd St., Superior

Cost: $10/person

5:30-7:30pm Thu. Mar. 19

The Hounds

Northern Waters Smokehaus 394 Lake Ave. S., Duluth

6-8pm Thu. Mar. 19

House Band

SandRocks 421 Commercial Ave. N., Sandstone

6-8pm Thu. Mar. 19

Gordon Thorne

North Shore Winery 202 Ski Hill Rd., Lutsen

6-8pm Thu. Mar. 19

Acrylic Painting Class

Explore your creativity and paint your own masterpiece with step-by-step instruction! All materials to paint a 16x20 canvas will be provided and no experience is necessary. Snacks and beverages are welcome. Class will be held at Northern Exposure Art in Enger Lofts Marketplace. To see the image we’ll be painting and to register, please visit northernexposureart.com.

Northern Exposure Art 1832 W Superior St. #105, Duluth

Cost: $40

Age: All Ages

6-9pm Thu. Mar. 19

Open Mic Night

Moose Lake Brewing Co. 244 Lakeshore Drive, Moose Lake

6pm Thu. Mar. 19

Mark Connolly

Remedy Room 1222 Tower Ave., Superior

6:30-8:30pm Thu. Mar. 19

North Shore Community Swing Band

Up Yonder on 61 1615 W. Hwy. 61, Grand Marais

6:30-9pm Thu. Mar. 19

Jim Miller

Charlie's Alpine Bistro 466 Ski Hill Rd., Lutsen

7-10pm Thu. Mar. 19

Celtic Jam

Sir Benedict's Tavern 805 E. Superior St., Duluth

7pm Thu. Mar. 19

Them Coulee Boys

Reif Performing Arts Center 720 NW Conifer Drive, Grand Rapids

7pm Thu. Mar. 19

Where Have All the Grosbeaks Gone?

Northern Great Lakes Visitor's Center 29270 Co. Hwy. G, Ashland

7:30pm Thu. Mar. 19

The Baltimore Waltz

Marshall Performing Arts Center 1215 Ordean Court - UMD Campus, Duluth

7:30pm Thu. Mar. 19

Adoptions from Guatemala: A Historical Reckoning

Historian Rachel Nolan tells the poignant saga of Guatemala’s adoption industry: an international marketplace for children, built on a foundation of inequality, war, and Indigenous dispossession.

College of St. Scholastica Mitchell Auditorium 1200 Kenwood Ave., Duluth

Cost: FREE

7:30pm Thu. Mar. 19

American Voices: Celebrating 250 Years of American Choral Music

Concert celebrating the rich variety and diversity of people, perspectives and musical styles that have shaped 250 years of American choral music, feature the UW-Superior Chorale and guest singers, as well as the Lake Superior College Concerto Choir. The program will feature works by composers Randall Thompson, Morten Lauridsen, and Samuel Barber, among others. It will also include a choral arrangement of Paul Simon’s American Tune; an arrangement of a Lakota lullaby by Linthicum-Blackhorse; and the spiritual Ain’a That Good News. The performance will feature the UW-Superior Chorale and guest singers, as well as the Lake Superior College Concerto Choir under the direction of Cal Metts.

Thorpe Langley Auditorium-UWS 1710 Weeks Ave., Superior

Cost: $5 adults, free for students

7:30pm Thu. Mar. 19

Little Shop of Horrors

NorShor Theatre 211 E. Superior St., Duluth

8-10pm Thu. Mar. 19

Thursday Night Jazz

Rathskeller 132 E. Michigan St., Duluth