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Arts & Events Calendar
The West Theatre Events
Thursdays in May & June
May 5 - Monroe Crossing; May 12 - An Acoustic Evening with Chris Hawkey/ Storytellers Show; May 19 - Davina and the Vagabonds; June 9 - Kiss the Tiger; June 16 - Sherwin Linton and The Cotton Kings: Grand Ole Opry Tribute. Visit thewesttheatre/ events.com.
Homegrown Music Festival
May 1-8
This 24th annual event includes a scavenger hunt, children’s music showcase, mayor’s reception, poetry showcase, short films, photo showcase, video showcase, livestreams, and music, music, music! Visit www. duluthhomegrown.org.
The Diary of Anne Frank
May 6-22
Drawing from previously unpublished parts of Anne Frank’s reallife diary, this show encourages audiences to experience Anne in a way that breathes life into this fearless young woman. Performances are held at the Norshore Theater. Visit www. duluthplayhouse.org/norshor-theatre.
Shen Yun 2022 Global Tour
7:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 11
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Enjoy 5,000 years of Chinese music and dance in one night. Shen Yun weaves a wondrous tapestry of celestial paradises, ancient legends, and modern heroic tales. The performance is at the DECC’s Symphony Hall. Visit www.decc.org/event/shen-yun.
Life House Celebration of Success
5:30 p.m. Thursday, May 12
Honor the successes of local youths at Life House’s annual graduationlike celebration and fundraiser. It’s an evening of music, upscale graduation party food, raffle prizes, and acknowledging youth who have accomplished standout achievements in the face of adversity. This free event is at the DECC’s Harbor Side Convention Center. Visit www.lifehouseduluth.org.
Nice Girls of the North Arts and Crafts Show
Saturdays, May 14 & June 11
A collaborative of artists sell handcrafted items, with the artists on hand as personal shoppers and a central checkout. Visit www.nicegirlsofthenorth.com.
Make Believe
May 19-28
For the Conlee kids, playing house is no longer a game when their parents inexplicably disappear. Thirtytwo years later, their search for answers continues. Performances are at the Underground Theatre. Visit www. duluthplayhouse.org/underground-theatre.
Spirit of the Times
7 p.m. Friday, May 20
This 7th annual fundraiser features food, drinks and auction items. Proceeds support Zeitgeist’s artistic programming and community development work. For tickets and more information, visit www.zeitgeistarts.com.
Riverdance
7:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 24
This 25th anniversary show is a powerful and stirring reinvention of this beloved favorite, celebrated around the world for its Grammy-winning score and thrilling energy of its Irish and international dance. The performance is at the DECC’s Symphony Hall. Visit www.decc.org/event/riverdance.
Northland Walk for Food Allergy
10 a.m. Saturday, May 28
Gather on the Lakewalk at Endion Station to support people living with life-threatening food allergies. Free will donations and same day registration will be accepted. Visit www. aleiaproject.org/events.
Duluth Garden Flower Society Plant Sale
8-10 a.m. Saturday, May 28
Bring your own shopping bags, carts or wagons and take home great deals on all things that grow. Plants come from DGFS members’ home gardens and are sold at super low prices; proceeds go towards purchasing plants to beautify our more than two dozen city gardens. Visit www.dgfs.org/find-a-club/.
West Duluth Memorial Day Parade
12:30 p.m. Monday, May 30
The parade route runs east on Grand Avenue from 59th Avenue West to Central Avenue, then south on Central to Ramsey Street. Organizer is Duluth Women of Today.
Glensheen: The Musical
June 3-12
This musical tackles Glensheen murder mystery with wicked dialogue and evocative music. This is a special event in collaboration with the History Theatre, and is available as an addition to your Glensheen season membership. Visit www. duluthplayhouse.org/norshor-theatre.
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• Environmental Education integrated throughout the curriculum
Superior Bong Airport Open House
Saturday, June 11
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This event features the EAA breakfast from 8-11 a.m.; free airplane rides for kids; CAF lunch and tours; live music by Blue Water Big Band from 2-4 p.m.; the Antique Car Club show and more. Event is free with food donation. Visit www.superiorchamber.org/ events.
Steve-O: The Bucket List Tour
7 p.m. Thursday, June 16
Pre-K-6th: Environmental Educationintegrated throughout the curriculum,witha 20-acre schoolforest, greenhouse, orchard, and outdoorclassrooms. Kids
The stand-up comedian and star of Jackass movies will perform at the DECC’s Symphony Hall. Not for kids; discretion is advised. Visit www.decc.org/ event/steve-o-the-bucket-list-tour.
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Pre-K - 6th Grade
June 24-July 27
Learn more at northshorecommunityschool.org or call to schedulea tour!
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Art, PE,Music,and EnvironmentalEdSpecialists, SmallClass Sizes
BusingfromDuluthand TwoHarbors
The ’80s are back with this rockin’ musical, jam packed with all your favorite powerhouse hit songs from the era. Performances are held at the Norshore Theatre. Visit www.duluthplayhouse.org/ norshor-theatre.
Preschool: Fu ll an dH alfDay op tion s, Ha nds-on learning that is developmentally appropriate,
Pre-K-6th: Environmental Educationintegrated throughout the curriculum,witha 20-acre schoolforest, greenhouse, orchard, and outdoorclassrooms. Kids
CHUM Rhubarb Festival
10 a.m. to 3p.m. Saturday, June 25
The 17th annual event promises lots of rhubarb — including hundreds of pies, muffins and crisps, as well as rhubarb brats and burritos. There will also be live music, games, crafts, auctions and stage shows at Stella Maris Academy/Holy Rosary Campus. Visit chumduluth.org.
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Park Point Art Fair
June 25-26
This 50th annual event on Park Point features juried art from the region’s finest artists. Visit www.parkpointartfair.org.



