Tuesday, Mar. 19th, 2024

6:30-8pm Tue. Mar. 19

Science on Tap

The Alley/Deep Water Grille 808 Main St. W., Ashland

7:30pm Tue. Mar. 19

Hector Landa, piano

Holden Fine Arts Center, Webb Recital Hall 1805 Catlin Ave., Superior

Cost: $15

Wednesday, Mar. 20th, 2024
Thursday, Mar. 21st, 2024

2-3:30pm Thu. Mar. 21

Discussion: Mental health crisis in Douglas County

This free event open to the community will be facilitated by the UW-Superior social work program and will feature Randy Barker, UW-Superior director of health, counseling & well-Being, and Chrissy Barnard, president of NAMI Lake Superior South Shore.

Kruk Gallery - UWS Campus 1805 Catlin Ave, Superior

Friday, Mar. 22nd, 2024

3:40-5pm Fri. Mar. 22

Disability & Membership in a Marginalized Group

Sharon Obst will present a snapshot of her dissertation research on the intersection of students with disability and membership in a historically marginalized group. She will describe her researcher positionality and the needs for her research. This event is a School of Arts and Sciences Colloquium.

The College of St. Scholastica Library North Reading Room 1200 Kenwood Ave, Duluth

Cost: FREE

5-7pm Fri. Mar. 22

Mentor North: March Into Mentoring

March Into Mentoring at Hoops Brewing. Enjoy live music, discounted drinks, free food from New Scenic Cafe, and learn more from a great panel of current mentors. Everyone is welcome. Help us reach our goal of 100 mentor nominees!

Hoops Brewing 325 S. Lake Ave., Duluth

Cost: FREE

Saturday, Mar. 23rd, 2024

7:30pm Sat. Mar. 23

Ragtime Rendezvous

Known for his energetic ragtime and stride arrangements, Rottenberg has played in establishments such as Volstead’s Emporium in Uptown Minneapolis, the Brown Palace Hotel in Denver and the Diamond Belle Saloon in Durango, Colorado’s Strater Hotel over the last 18 years. He has performed at the Scott Joplin Ragtime Festival in Sedalia, Missouri, the Durango Ragtime Festival, the Evergreen Jazz Festival, the Summit Jazz Festival, the Cedar Basin Jazz Festival and the Old-Time Piano World Championships.

Holden Fine Arts Center, Webb Recital Hall 1805 Catlin Ave., Superior

Cost: $15

8:30-9:30pm Sat. Mar. 23

Earth Hour

The Biggest Hour for Earth! Earth Hour has been known as the “lights off” moment, a moment of unity that brings the world together, shines a spotlight on nature loss and the climate crisis, and inspires millions more to act and advocate for urgent change. The UMD Institute on the Environment urges you to join the Earth Hour “lights out” moment! On Saturday, March 23, 8:30pm - 9:30pm.

Everywhere

Cost: FREE

Age: All Ages

Wednesday, Mar. 27th, 2024
Thursday, Mar. 28th, 2024

noon Thu. Mar. 28

Under the Midnight Sun

Fourth-floor Rotunda, Kathryn A. Martin Library 416 Library Dr. University of Minnesota Duluth, Duluth

Friday, Mar. 29th, 2024
Saturday, Mar. 30th, 2024

11am Sat. Mar. 30

Maple Syrup Saturday

Iron River National Fish Hatchery 10325 Fairview Rd., Iron River

1-4pm Sat. Mar. 30

Carving Your Clan

Duluth Public Library Green Room 520 W. Superior St., Duluth

4pm Sat. Mar. 30

Piano Day Concert

Weber Music Hall 1151 University Dr. - UMD Campus, Duluth

Wednesday, Apr. 3rd, 2024
Friday, Apr. 5th, 2024

1:30-5pm Fri. Apr. 5

Lake Superior Estuarium

The Lake Superior Estuarium is a gateway to the headwaters of the Great Lakes. Beautiful interactive displays tell stories of the St. Louis River Estuary, Lake Superior, and the communities on their shores. The exhibit hall includes a play area for young children, maps to orient you to the largest estuary on Lake Superior, and information to help you get out and explore.

Lake Superior Estuarium 3 Marina Dr., Superior

Cost: FREE

Age: All Ages

Saturday, Apr. 6th, 2024

8am-5pm Sat. Apr. 6

Wilderness First Aid

The 2-day Wilderness First Aid certification course includes lectures, skills labs and scenario practice designed to help you feel ready to respond to medical emergencies, treat injuries and illnesses, and improvise solutions with the items you…

Cloquet Forestry Center 175 University Rd, Cloquet

Cost: 206.00

Age: 16+

10am-5pm Sat. Apr. 6

Lake Superior Estuarium First Saturdays

The Lake Superior Estuarium is a gateway to the headwaters of the Great Lakes. Beautiful interactive displays tell stories of the St. Louis River Estuary, Lake Superior, and the communities on their shores. The exhibit hall includes a play area for young children, maps to orient you to the largest estuary on Lake Superior, and information to help you get out and explore.

Lake Superior Estuarium 3 Marina Dr., Superior

Cost: FREE

Age: All Ages

Sunday, Apr. 7th, 2024

8am-5pm Sun. Apr. 7

Wilderness First Aid

The 2-day Wilderness First Aid certification course includes lectures, skills labs and scenario practice designed to help you feel ready to respond to medical emergencies, treat injuries and illnesses, and improvise solutions with the items you…

Cloquet Forestry Center 175 University Rd, Cloquet

Cost: 206.00

Age: 16+

Tuesday, Apr. 9th, 2024

noon-1pm Tue. Apr. 9

BCBS of MN - Prepare for Medicare 2024

Attend a free, no-obligation workshop to answer all your questions about Medicare. Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota offer community workshops to learn about comparing your options for Medicare, including prescription and drug benefits, and when to enroll. This workshop will help you feel confident about choosing the right plan.

Days Inn & Suites 909 Cottonwood Ave., Duluth

Cost: FREE

Age: All Ages

Wednesday, Apr. 10th, 2024
Thursday, Apr. 11th, 2024

5:30-7:30pm Thu. Apr. 11

Northern Nights, Starry Skies

The documentary is a co-production of PBS North and Hamline University’s Center for Global Environmental Education.  Informational tabling and refreshments will begin at 5:30 pm, followed by the documentary showing from 6-7 pm and tabling…

Marshall W. Alworth Planetarium 1023 University Drive, Duluth

Cost: Free, registration required

Age: All Ages

6:30pm Thu. Apr. 11

Bong Speaker Series

On March 14, Capt. (Ret) Tom Blomquist will share his experiences as a pilot in Vietnam. He flew a total of 59 weapons runs throughout South Vietnam and Laos, the majority being in Cambodia. During his time overseas, Capt. Blomquist and his crew were also standing on alert with nuclear weapons for any Cold War threats that may arise.

Richard I. Bong Veterans Historical Center 305 Harbor View Parkway, Superior

Cost: Free

7:30-9pm Thu. Apr. 11

Flint Water Crisis Community Resilience

Based on her book, What the Eyes Don't See: A Story of Crisis, Resistance, and Hope in an American City, Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha presents her work as a pediatrician and advocate in Flint, MI during the lead crisis. Co-Sponsored by the CSS Dignitas Program.

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

Cost: FREE

Friday, Apr. 12th, 2024

7-9pm Fri. Apr. 12

Nunsense II, The Second Coming

The Little Sisters of Hoboken return – and they're funnier, zanier, and more lovable than ever! A bit slicker after having been “bitten by the theater bug,” the singing nuns dance and croon their way into your hearts.

Proctor High School Auditorium 131 9th Ave, Proctor

Cost: $10

Age: All Ages

Saturday, Apr. 13th, 2024

7-9pm Sat. Apr. 13

Nunsense II, The Second Coming

The Little Sisters of Hoboken return – and they're funnier, zanier, and more lovable than ever! A bit slicker after having been “bitten by the theater bug,” the singing nuns dance and croon their way into your hearts.

Proctor High School Auditorium 131 9th Ave, Proctor

Cost: $10

Age: All Ages

Sunday, Apr. 14th, 2024

2-4pm Sun. Apr. 14

Nunsense II, The Second Coming

The Little Sisters of Hoboken return – and they're funnier, zanier, and more lovable than ever! A bit slicker after having been “bitten by the theater bug,” the singing nuns dance and croon their way into your hearts.

Proctor High School Auditorium 131 9th Ave, Proctor

Cost: $10

Age: All Ages

Tuesday, Apr. 16th, 2024

noon-12:30pm Tue. Apr. 16

Lunch with Friends: Sonata for Two Pianos & Percussion

Join pianists Jessica Schroeder and Teresa Vaughan and percussionists Jeremy Craycraft and Brett Jones in a performance of Bela Bartok's Sonata for Two Pianos and Percussion. This is the finale for the second season of Lunch with Friends. Bring lunch and bring a friend to this 30 minute recital!

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

Cost: FREE

6:30-8pm Tue. Apr. 16

Science on Tap

The Alley/Deep Water Grille 808 Main St. W., Ashland

Wednesday, Apr. 17th, 2024

7-8:30pm Wed. Apr. 17

Angels & Demons: A Conversation with Fr. Gregory Pine, OP

Do people still believe in angels and demons? Is it possible to hold such beliefs today? Join us as we explore these questions and more from a Catholic perspective with Fr. Gregory Pine, OP, instructor at the Dominican House of Studies and an Assistant Director of the Thomistic Institute. Visit the event website for the registration link to this virtual webinar.

College of St. Scholastica shorturl.at/mKP35, Duluth

Cost: FREE

Friday, Apr. 19th, 2024

1:30-5pm Fri. Apr. 19

Lake Superior Estuarium

The Lake Superior Estuarium is a gateway to the headwaters of the Great Lakes. Beautiful interactive displays tell stories of the St. Louis River Estuary, Lake Superior, and the communities on their shores. The exhibit hall includes a play area for young children, maps to orient you to the largest estuary on Lake Superior, and information to help you get out and explore.

Lake Superior Estuarium 3 Marina Dr., Superior

Cost: FREE

Age: All Ages

3:40-5pm Fri. Apr. 19

Singing Community & Creation: The Jewish Practice of Avodat Lev

Ethnomusicologist Dr. Elyse Carter Vosen explores the sounds, spiritual purposes, and social force of Avodat Lev (roughly translated as "work of the heart"), a recently-developed form of intimate, imaginative, and contemplative Jewish prayer service made up of song, chant, meditation and poetry, as an outgrowth of the Jewish farming movement.

College of St. Scholastica Library North Reading Room 1200 Kenwood Ave., Duluth

Cost: FREE

Tuesday, Apr. 23rd, 2024

6:30-8:30pm Tue. Apr. 23

Art & Music Walk

The Art Walk is a self-guided tour through Tower Hall and the CSS Theatre. Attendees will enjoy visual art showcasing the work of senior art students and music provided by the St. Scholastica Choirs, String Orchestra, Steel Band, and Handbell Ensemble. The tour begins at Mitchell Auditorium, with programs and maps available directing attendees to various art and music stops throughout campus.

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

Cost: $7 general admission, free admission for students pre-K to college and Sisters of the St. Scholastica Monastery

Age: All Ages

Wednesday, Apr. 24th, 2024