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Larry Weber talks about the recent snowstorm and the uptick in migration

An American Robin on the ground, in sunlight, with bug in its beak

Larry Weber talks about the spring migration and the onset of longer days

Academics vs. Zombies: they're dead; they're all messed up

Say what you want about the federal government, but they take their zombie apocalypse seriously.In fact, the CDC (we kid you not) has a whole page of…

KUMD's Go-to Gigs 4/26

Pert Near Sandstone, Feeding LeroyBluegrass and alternative countryThe Red Herring LoungeThursday, April 25 | 8pm | $15 | 18+Celebrate Beaner’s ‘One Week…

Where's Art? with Annie Dugan - "the northland's Salvador Dali - without the annoying mustache"

Variegated - Marked by VarietyOpen now at Gallery 315, formerly Washington Studio Gallery“His and Hers - New Year, Old & New Work”The work of Sue and…

Where's Art?: death and taxidermy and the bizarre art appreciation of Annie Dugan

They say only two things are certain in this life: death and taxidermy. Well, something like that. Duluth's Lupe Linares presents a fascinating, funny…

Hundreds of blue Lego bricks in a haphazard pile

Community Connection: Lego at the Library

Katie Schmitz from the Duluth Public Library talks about ongoing youth Lego events

Poster for "Autonomy" documentary; a mechanical man stands in front of the open door of a futuristic looking red car

Community Connection: Doc & Talk at Zeitgeist

Andrea Crouse talks about the screening of "Autonomy" as part of the Doc & Talk series tonight at Zeitgeist

Poster for an event with the "Minnesota Million Project" - a small tree in the background

Green Visions: Minnesota Million Project

The Minnesota Million Project aims to utilize one million acres of land to aid in reforestation in the state

Radio Gallery: Sarah Brokke

Duluth painter Sarah Brokke opens a new show called "Sacred Selves" at The Duluth Pottery this week. In the heart of the Lincoln Park Craft District, The…

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