Storyfolk is where you tell a story. Each teller gets 5 to 8 minutes. (Rule: no notes or reading. This is telling a story.) The stories should be okay for all ages, but the emphasis is entertainment for adults. An old rule of story is that you can take your listeners anywhere but bring themContinue Reading

Welcome to watercolor! Watercolor paint is an incredibly playful and flexible medium to work with, but many people do not know where to start. This class breaks down all of the basics. In this class, you will learn all of the basic skills that you need to begin watercolor painting. You will learn how toContinue Reading

Join Graham for a free demonstration of how Danish cord can be woven as seats in furniture. You can hear some about the history and functionality of Danish cord (papirsnor), and learn about how it’s woven. You are also welcome to learn and try the weaving pattern yourself! Graham will bring an unfinished frame toContinue Reading

Devan Burnett is a sewer, creator, and teacher. He used an embroidery machine (a 1963 Singer 114k) to design embroidery-on-felt “posters” of various Minnesota-native flowers, inspired by 18th- and 19th-century botanical illustrations. Devan will have the embroidery machine on-site to demonstrate, as well as let folks try their own hands at it! — This activityContinue Reading

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!

Join us for Game Night every Wednesday 5 pm – 8 pm at Dovetail Café! Cribbage and Board Games Free Admission  

Welcome to the club. Everyone is invited! The Flying Tortoises group is the brainchild of several members of the Duluth running community who wanted to build an open environment for all who want to run! No matter race, gender identity, pace, or anything else, you are welcome with us. We meet every Wednesday at 6Continue Reading

Cafe Scientifique Twin Ports is dedicated to creating a more curious, informed, and collaborative society by hosting free monthly public discussions in science, technology, and more. Local experts are invited to share their knowledge with the public in a relaxed, discussion-oriented format. Topics are diverse, and all are welcome to attend.

Hosted by the nefariously big-hearted Nick Heck, come have a fun evening with great people in a great space. Recommended team size is 6. (We’ll help teams form, so don’t worry if you’re solo or just with a friend!) 1st round: General knowledge 2nd round: Current events 3rd round: Sports 4th round: Night’s theme 5thContinue Reading