Community Calendar

The American Indian Community Housing Organization is hosting 21 local food and art vendors in the parking lot at One Roof Community Housing. We will have a birchbark making workshop taught by Linda Winter. All are welcome to watch the demonstration, only registrants are allowed to participate. Registration for the workshop is closed.

Entrepreneurs will be selling items such as garden-grown produce, frozen meats, smoked white fish, wild rice, fermented foods, Indigenous teas, maple syrup, jams and jellies, herbs, honey, wild rice cupcakes, salves and cannabidiol products. Artwork on sale includes prints, apparel, beadwork, jewelry and more.

This is the first in a series of eight markets throughout the summer and fall. SNAP/EBT benefits are accepted.

Anamakaageg! Everyone is welcome. AICHO’s Food & Art Markets are funded by the Statewide Health Improvement Partnership of Minnesota.

First Avenue, Rose, The Current, and The North 103.3 present

Trampled By Turtles with special guest The Jayhawks

Bayfront Festival Park, Duluth, MN

All Ages

Strikepoint, Duluth's internationally-acclaimed handbell ensemble, will be performing at First United Methodist Church in Duluth. Admission is free but a $15 donation is suggested. This performance is the homecoming concert of the group's 2022 summer tour. Strikepoint is noted for capturing the enthusiasm of audiences with its dynamic style and accessible music. Concert selections range from a 1940s Glenn Miller ballad to Lady Gaga to a bluesy spiritual, and include both familiar and new music. Concert reviews have praised their "athleticism and showmanship," "rhythmic precision, musical nuance and technical confidence," with an "exceptionally creative bent!"

Big Dave Wave and the Ripples (a Duluth-based funk/soul/blues/rock eight-piece vocal, rhythm, and horn band) will be performing on Monday, July 18 at 6:30 p.m. at First United Methodist Church, 230 E. Skyline Parkway, Duluth. Bring the entire family, lawn chairs and your dancin' shoes to this free parking lot concert. You'll also want to save room for dinner. The "Room at the Table" food truck will be there with a limited dinner menu beginning at 5:30 p.m. A free-will offering will be taken for the CHUM Food Shelf. In case of poor weather, the rain date will be July 25.

The American Indian Community Housing Organization is hosting local food and art vendors in the parking lot at One Roof Community Housing. At this market, participate in a dream catcher making workshop. All are welcome to watch the demonstration and participate while supplies last.

Entrepreneurs will be selling items such as garden-grown produce, frozen meats, smoked white fish, wild rice, fermented foods, Indigenous teas, maple syrup, jams and jellies, herbs, honey, wild rice cupcakes, salves and cannabidiol products. Artwork on sale includes prints, apparel, beadwork, jewelry and more.

SNAP/EBT benefits are accepted.

Anamakaageg! Everyone is welcome.

AICHO’s Food & Art Markets are funded by the Statewide Health Improvement Partnership of Minnesota.

Daniel Champagne will be playing Wussow's Concert Cafe in Duluth, Minnesota on Tuesday, July 26, 2022.

Event Link: https://www.simpletix.com/e/daniel-champagne-tickets-97324

Australian Singer-songwriter and guitar virtuoso Daniel Champagne will be kicking off his 38-date tour on June 30th in Seattle, WA, and finishing up in Gainesville, FL on August 21st. Champagne will be touring in support of his upcoming still-untitled 6th album. Additionally fellow Australian artist Catherine Britt will be joining him on select dates.

Champagne is a classically trained guitarist who has been touring professionally since he was 18 years old. His guitar prowess and ability to infuse percussive rhythms into his catchy roots-rock ballads make him truly one of a kind. Champagne is also a notorious road warrior who averaged over 300 shows a year pre-pandemic. He has played some of the biggest festivals in the world and shared stages with greats such as Tommy Emmanuel, INXS, John Butler, Lucinda Williams, Rodrigo Y Gabriela and many others. On top of being critically acclaimed for his live performances, Champagne’s song “Holding The Moon” from his album “The Gypsy Moon Volume II” took home the award for best Folk/Americana/Roots song at the International Acoustic Music Awards in 2015.

When the pandemic hit in early 2020, Champagne was forced to return home to Australia where he was sequestered by a two year travel ban. Despite the unforeseen circumstances, he continued honing his craft, writing new songs and engaging his fans relentlessly with 400 straight days of performing via livestream. In preparation for his upcoming tour, Champagne has curated a brand new can’t miss live show that is bound to delight guitar enthusiasts and music lovers alike.