
Next session starts: February 8, 2025 8:30 am
Fika & Fiber
Join us for a free, drop-in knitting and fiber arts group! Saturdays at 8:30 am at the Dovetail Cafe. Come share a cuppa’ and craft! *Fika is a beloved Swedish custom of pausing for a moment of quality time to connect with others, often with a cup of coffee and a sweet treat. Please note:Continue Reading
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Next session starts: February 8, 2025 9:00 am
Canceled - Green Wood Shrink Boxes
Shrink boxes are a fun and easy way to create your own wooden containers using green wood sides and dry wood bottoms. Though they are called boxes most are round. The process is very simple: Hollow out a branch, cut a slot in the bottom of the cylinder and snap in a bottom piece. TheContinue Reading
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Next session starts: February 8, 2025 5:00 pm
Folk School Night
Join us for Folk School Nights every Saturday from 5pm – 7pm! Good-hearted folk are invited to gather and see what’s going on at Duluth Folk School. We’ll have rotating activities and programming, so there’ll always be something new happening each Saturday. (Just step on in, Folk School Nights are completely free.) February’s Folk SchoolContinue Reading
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Next session starts: February 9, 2025 9:00 am
Introduction to Spoon Carving
Join us for a 3 hour introduction to the craft of greenwood spoon carving. You will finish the class with your own hand carved serving spoon. For the first part of class we will study safety, knife grips and traditional techniques for carving. For the rest of the class you will apply what you haveContinue Reading
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Next session starts: February 9, 2025 5:00 pm
Open Mic
Come share your music! (Or come hear some great local musicians!) If you’d like to play or perform, you can register for a time slot when you arrive. We’re a friendly community where everyone is welcome — and we’d love to have you join us!
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Next session starts: February 10, 2025 5:30 pm
Cooking with Winter Vegetables: Taking Winter Storage Vegetables to Winter Feast!
Dark winter days call for bright flavors and satisfying dishes. While we wait for fresh green vegetables to fill the markets in the spring, we can find so much joy in winter storage vegetables. Whether you already love them and look forward to them all year long or you’re looking to cultivate a new appreciation,Continue Reading
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Next session starts: February 10, 2025 6:00 pm
Building an Appalachian Egg Basket
In this class, you will spend almost two months building an Appalachian Egg Basket! Together we will make hoops, weave rosettes to anchor the frame, and then add ribs to build out the frame. We need to spend so much time incrementally weaving the baskets closed to allow sufficient time for the willow weavers toContinue Reading
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Next session starts: February 11, 2025 5:00 pm
Ski Coat Rack
Our repurposed ski racks are a hit everywhere and now is your opportunity to make one of your own (or make one as a gift)! We’ll take skis that are cast-offs from our friends at the Chester Bowl ski program and turn them into creative and unique coat racks. Or if you prefer, you canContinue Reading
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Next session starts: February 11, 2025 5:30 pm
Hamantaschen: A Triangular Taste of Tradition
Celebrate Purim – a Jewish spring holiday – by baking traditional Ashkenazi hamentaschen. These jam-filled treats are said to represent the ears of the evil Haman. And what better way to celebrate the defeat of your enemies than by eating their ears? We’ll talk about the Purim story and roll, fill, and bake dozens ofContinue Reading
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