Feb 21 Saturday
Walk through the Zoo, lit with 1,000 glowing ice luminaries! Experience a magical winter evening as you stroll candlelit paths surrounded by the beauty of the season. Warm up along the way with festive beverages from the Porcupine Pub, relax in cozy gathering spaces, and soak in the golden glow of a thousand lights.📍 Lake Superior Zoo📅 February 13–22🌟 Event Nights & Themes💕 February 13 – Palentine’s NightFriends Who Glow TogetherAdd on animal experiences, charcuterie & champagne!
❤️ February 14 – Valentine’s NightA romantic luminary walk made for date nightAdd on animal experiences, charcuterie & champagne!✨ February 15, 17, 20 & 21 – Luminary Walk ThroughThe full luminary experience—unhurried and magical, drinks available in the Porcupine Pub🎓 February 16 – College Night• $5 admission with valid student ID• Discounted brews, ciders & a specialty cocktail👨👩👧👦 February 18 & 19 – Family NightsWinter Magic for All Ages• Kids free with paid adult admission• Animal Add ons available!✨ February 22 – Final NightLast Chance to GlowYour final opportunity to walk the lights🐾 Optional Add-OnsAnimal Experience Add-On (Available February 13 & 14, and 18 & 19 only)Upgrade your evening with a 30-minute behind-the-scenes animal experience featuring hands-on feeding, exclusive access, and one-on-one time with a Zoo Keeper.Possible experiences include:North American River Otters (Logan & Brule) – Tong-feed fish, view indoor spaces, and watch a short training demoSand Cats & Fossa – Feed Tony & Pumpkin, tour Koto’s behind-the-scenes areas, and provide enrichmentSloth Feeding Experience – Feed Georgie the two-toed sloth and Bam Bam the yellow-billed hornbillFood & Drink Add-On (Available February 13 & 14 only)Enjoy a charcuterie board and a bottle of chilled prosecco, perfect for sharing with up to six guests.✨ Whether you’re looking for a peaceful winter stroll, an up-close animal encounter, or a cozy night out, the Luminary Walk lets you create your perfect evening.About the ZooThe Lake Superior Zoo is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Your attendance supports animal care, conservation, and education programs.📍 7210 Fremont Street, Duluth, MN 55807📞 218-461-3527✉ info@lszoo.orgDuluth, Minnesota
Feb 22 Sunday
Feb 26 Thursday
Join YWCA Duluth for the first of their Raising Voices Speaker Series — an event designed to amplify the voices of modern-day leaders who educate, organize, and inspire action. Their inaugural speaker is Duluth’s own Heather N. Wilde who not only authored Floyd’s Baller alongside Adarryl Hunter but also published this young adult novel.
Heather will share the importance of writing this book at such a critical time in our history and an emcee-led conversation and Q&A with Rebeka Ndosi and Adarryl will offer deeper insight into the man behind the story. There will be hot beverages for everyone before and after the discussion and Adarryl and Heather will offer a book signing to close the night. YWCA Duluth merchandise and Floyd’s Baller books will be available for purchase.
Mar 14 Saturday
Visit our Arts and Crafts market full of unique work from local artist. Find a wide variety of beautiful handmade items for the perfect pick-me-up. Jewelry, cards, home decor, hand dyed yarn and clothing, baked goods and jams and so much more!
Mar 18 Wednesday
Salsa, Salsa, Salsa!
Tonight's Paddle Splash, featuring Simply Ballroom, is a night dedicated Latin music and dance.
Event Details:~ Social hour 6-7p~ Open To All~ Free Salsa & Bachata Lessons 7-9p~ Followed by open dance
Positive vibes curated by TNT HiFi ~ Simply Ballroom & Mole Musical!
All welcome | No Cover | Good Vibes Only | HOT HOT HOT
Apr 09 Thursday
Are you excited to paddle on the St. Louis River Estuary this summer—or curious about where to begin? Join St. Louis River Alliance and Minnesota Sea Grant for a free ‘River Orientation and Trip Planning’ event on Thursday, April 9, from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at Morgan Park Community Center (1242 88th Ave W, Duluth).
This event will equip you with the information and tools you need for a safe and successful outing on the St. Louis River Estuary National Water Trail. Participants will learn about local access points, safety considerations, weather planning, route selections, and basic gear recommendations! Minnesota Sea Grant will cover the importance of flexibility when planning trips, how to fill out a float plan, and discuss drowning hotspots around the estuary.
All attendees will receive a free St. Louis River Estuary National Water Trail map to follow along during the presentation. Bring your questions and leave with greater knowledge, confidence, and resources to plan your next river adventure!
This event is made possible through generous financial support from the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative through the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and City of Duluth.
Apr 11 Saturday
May 09 Saturday
Jun 13 Saturday
Oct 10 Saturday