Community Calendar

Opening day at the Lincoln Park Farmers Market!

Thursday, June 12th from 3-6pm at Harrison Park (3002 W 3rd St)
There will be a variety of market vendors that will be selling produce, eggs, meat, canned goods, baked goods, gluten free & vegan items, crafts, health products, garden & bedding plants and more!
SNAP participants can swipe their EBT card at the market and receive additional matching market bucks! The full match is a $15 swipe which is accompanied by $25 in Hunger Solutions market bucks.
Kids 18 and under, and elders 60 and over, can receive $4 in tokens to spend on produce at the market through the Power of Produce (PoP) program!
Interested in becoming a vendor?
Email farmersmarket@communityactionduluth.org for details

The Central Hillside Farmers Market is open every Tuesday, from 2-5pm near the Essentia campus across from 503 E 3rd St (at the corner of E 3rd St and N 5th Ave E) from June 10th thru September 23rd.

There will be a variety of market vendors that will be selling produce, eggs, meat, canned goods, baked goods, gluten free & vegan items, crafts, health products, garden & bedding plants and more!

SNAP participants can swipe their EBT card at the market and receive additional matching market bucks! The full match is a $15 swipe which is accompanied by $25 in Hunger Solutions market bucks.
Kids 18 and under, and elders 60 and over, can receive $4 in tokens to spend on produce at the market through the Power of Produce (PoP) program!

Interested in becoming a vendor?
Email farmersmarket@communityactionduluth.org for details

The Lincoln Park Farmers Market is open every Thursday from 3-6pm at Harrison Park (3002 W 3rd St) from June 12th thru Sept 25th.

There will be a variety of market vendors that will be selling produce, eggs, meat, canned goods, baked goods, gluten free & vegan items, crafts, health products, garden & bedding plants and more!
SNAP participants can swipe their EBT card at the market and receive additional matching market bucks! The full match is a $15 swipe which is accompanied by $25 in Hunger Solutions market bucks.
Kids 18 and under, and elders 60 and over, can receive $4 in tokens to spend on produce at the market through the Power of Produce (PoP) program!
Interested in becoming a vendor?
Email farmersmarket@communityactionduluth.org for details

The Central Hillside Farmers Market is open every Tuesday, from 2-5pm near the Essentia campus across from 503 E 3rd St (at the corner of E 3rd St and N 5th Ave E) from June 10th thru September 23rd.

There will be a variety of market vendors that will be selling produce, eggs, meat, canned goods, baked goods, gluten free & vegan items, crafts, health products, garden & bedding plants and more!

SNAP participants can swipe their EBT card at the market and receive additional matching market bucks! The full match is a $15 swipe which is accompanied by $25 in Hunger Solutions market bucks.
Kids 18 and under, and elders 60 and over, can receive $4 in tokens to spend on produce at the market through the Power of Produce (PoP) program!

Interested in becoming a vendor?
Email farmersmarket@communityactionduluth.org for details

The Lincoln Park Farmers Market is open every Thursday from 3-6pm at Harrison Park (3002 W 3rd St) from June 12th thru Sept 25th.

There will be a variety of market vendors that will be selling produce, eggs, meat, canned goods, baked goods, gluten free & vegan items, crafts, health products, garden & bedding plants and more!
SNAP participants can swipe their EBT card at the market and receive additional matching market bucks! The full match is a $15 swipe which is accompanied by $25 in Hunger Solutions market bucks.
Kids 18 and under, and elders 60 and over, can receive $4 in tokens to spend on produce at the market through the Power of Produce (PoP) program!
Interested in becoming a vendor?
Email farmersmarket@communityactionduluth.org for details

Duluth's big beachy arts weekend on the shores of Lake Superior features 100+ jury-selected visual artists showing and selling work from the Midwest and beyond—plus live music, food trucks, family art activities and more. With free admission and parking, it's a welcoming annual community festival in a stunning setting.

Highlights:
• Artists exhibit and sell work in media such as ceramics, glass, jewelry, painting, photography, fiber, woodwork and sculpture—with $1,000+ in recognition prizes for top artists. Visitors get to meet the makers and often “take home a story” along with an original art purchase that supports small business. Discover the artists at https://www.facebook.com/ParkPointArtFair and parkpointartfair.org

• Live music under the big tent Saturday by singer-songwriters at 11am Russ Sackett , 1:30pm Hannah Rey and 2:30pm Water Cat; and Sunday at 11am Misisipi Mike Wolf , 1pm Paul Metsa, and 2:30pm The Has Ben’s.

• Food trucks and tasting tents
• Artist demonstrations
• Family art activity area
• Accessible paved path for visitors

Located in a park that is Duluth’s main summertime access point for Lake Superior and the Superior Bay, visitors can drive, bus, bike or boat to the “end of the Point” for a festive good time. Some people even arrive by plane at Sky Harbor Airport, which abuts the park. The PPAF is presented by volunteers of the Park Point Community Club (PPCC), a nonprofit supporting ecology, culture, civic engagement and more on Minnesota Point and the greater region.

Programming is provided by the PPCC with support in 2025 from: the city of Duluth, Duluth Art Institute, Solglimt Lakeshore Bed & Breakfast, The Reader, North Shore Federal Credit Union, Heirloom Vacation Rentals, PBS North / The North 103.3 FM radio, J&RS Build, Canal Park Brewing Co, Bellisio’s Italian Restaurant, Pizza Luce, Pro Print, Siiviis Gallery, Duluth Forging Community, Michael Schuetze Design Photography.

Learn about the hosts at ParkPointCommunityClub.com and how its partner 501c3, Minnesota Point 50,
strives to build resilience and support for sustaining the dynamic ecosystem and community of Minnesota Point.

Duluth's big beachy arts weekend on the shores of Lake Superior features 100+ jury-selected visual artists showing and selling work from the Midwest and beyond—plus live music, food trucks, family art activities and more. With free admission and parking, it's a welcoming annual community festival in a stunning setting.

Highlights:
• Artists exhibit and sell work in media such as ceramics, glass, jewelry, painting, photography, fiber, woodwork and sculpture—with $1,000+ in recognition prizes for top artists. Visitors get to meet the makers and often “take home a story” along with an original art purchase that supports small business. Discover the artists at https://www.facebook.com/ParkPointArtFair and parkpointartfair.org

• Live music under the big tent Saturday by singer-songwriters at 11am Russ Sackett , 1:30pm Hannah Rey and 2:30pm Water Cat; and Sunday at 11am Misisipi Mike Wolf , 1pm Paul Metsa, and 2:30pm The Has Ben’s.

• Food trucks and tasting tents
• Artist demonstrations
• Family art activity area
• Accessible paved path for visitors

Located in a park that is Duluth’s main summertime access point for Lake Superior and the Superior Bay, visitors can drive, bus, bike or boat to the “end of the Point” for a festive good time. Some people even arrive by plane at Sky Harbor Airport, which abuts the park. The PPAF is presented by volunteers of the Park Point Community Club (PPCC), a nonprofit supporting ecology, culture, civic engagement and more on Minnesota Point and the greater region.

Programming is provided by the PPCC with support in 2025 from: the city of Duluth, Duluth Art Institute, Solglimt Lakeshore Bed & Breakfast, The Reader, North Shore Federal Credit Union, Heirloom Vacation Rentals, PBS North / The North 103.3 FM radio, J&RS Build, Canal Park Brewing Co, Bellisio’s Italian Restaurant, Pizza Luce, Pro Print, Siiviis Gallery, Duluth Forging Community, Michael Schuetze Design Photography.

Learn about the hosts at ParkPointCommunityClub.com and how its partner 501c3, Minnesota Point 50,
strives to build resilience and support for sustaining the dynamic ecosystem and community of Minnesota Point.

The Central Hillside Farmers Market is open every Tuesday, from 2-5pm near the Essentia campus across from 503 E 3rd St (at the corner of E 3rd St and N 5th Ave E) from June 10th thru September 23rd.

There will be a variety of market vendors that will be selling produce, eggs, meat, canned goods, baked goods, gluten free & vegan items, crafts, health products, garden & bedding plants and more!

SNAP participants can swipe their EBT card at the market and receive additional matching market bucks! The full match is a $15 swipe which is accompanied by $25 in Hunger Solutions market bucks.
Kids 18 and under, and elders 60 and over, can receive $4 in tokens to spend on produce at the market through the Power of Produce (PoP) program!

Interested in becoming a vendor?
Email farmersmarket@communityactionduluth.org for details

The Lincoln Park Farmers Market is open every Thursday from 3-6pm at Harrison Park (3002 W 3rd St) from June 12th thru Sept 25th.

There will be a variety of market vendors that will be selling produce, eggs, meat, canned goods, baked goods, gluten free & vegan items, crafts, health products, garden & bedding plants and more!
SNAP participants can swipe their EBT card at the market and receive additional matching market bucks! The full match is a $15 swipe which is accompanied by $25 in Hunger Solutions market bucks.
Kids 18 and under, and elders 60 and over, can receive $4 in tokens to spend on produce at the market through the Power of Produce (PoP) program!
Interested in becoming a vendor?
Email farmersmarket@communityactionduluth.org for details

The Central Hillside Farmers Market is open every Tuesday, from 2-5pm near the Essentia campus across from 503 E 3rd St (at the corner of E 3rd St and N 5th Ave E) from June 10th thru September 23rd.

There will be a variety of market vendors that will be selling produce, eggs, meat, canned goods, baked goods, gluten free & vegan items, crafts, health products, garden & bedding plants and more!

SNAP participants can swipe their EBT card at the market and receive additional matching market bucks! The full match is a $15 swipe which is accompanied by $25 in Hunger Solutions market bucks.
Kids 18 and under, and elders 60 and over, can receive $4 in tokens to spend on produce at the market through the Power of Produce (PoP) program!

Interested in becoming a vendor?
Email farmersmarket@communityactionduluth.org for details