Booze and flirtations flow freely in this gritty and sexy musical centered in Manhattan in the roaring twenties. Spend an evening with Queenie and Burrs, lovers and fellow vaudeville performers. To test the limits of their fierce and hot-blooded relationship, Queenie throws the wildest party New York has ever seen. What begins as an evening of games and teasing filled with reckless and alluring guests ends in unbridled passion. Held at 506 West Michigan Street in Duluth.

Lake Superior Art Glass has the unique ability to make glass art right before your eyes! Watch one of our artists work with glass or create your own masterpiece. Join one of our classes to make Wine Goblets, Ornaments, Pendants, Marbles, Paperweights and more! Fun for date nights, families, wedding parties, students and team building events! Give us a call or go online to reserve your class today!

Organizers encourage individuals and organizations that are interested in attending to save the date and make plans soon. Open to the public, The Vatican Returns to Duluth will include the artifacts themselves, a Vatican store, a sponsors’ gala dinner, and a wine and cheese night (both events with guest speakers), to name just a few of the festivities being planned. Father Kunst has always had a mission to educate people about the Church. It is his conviction that “you cannot love what you know little about. The Collection is an enjoyable, informative and sacred tool to help with that.” The Vatican Comes to Duluth 2004 was an exhibit of Father Richard Kunst’s papal artifacts collection, believed to be the largest collection of papal memorabilia in North America. It featured manuscripts, clothing, relics, Swiss Guard items and other rarities connected to the papacy, canonized saints and notable individuals. Father Kunst started the Collection while working for the U.S. Senate. Over the years, it continued to grow and became so substantial that colleagues encouraged him to share these significant artifacts through a public viewing. The year 2004 was chosen for this spectacular event, because it commemorated the end of Pope John Paul II’s Jubilee Year. The Collection has grown substantially since 2004 and now includes items from Pope Francis to Pope St. Victor I (189-199 A.D.) and even a relic from the original chair of St. Peter himself. Proceeds will benefit Stella Maris Academy, the Catholic schools of Duluth, MN. A portion of the proceeds will also be used for the education of seminarians. The Vatican Returns to Duluth is co-sponsored by The College of St. Scholastica, which is excited to renew its commitment as it did with the original The Vatican Comes to Duluth 2004. Held at Duluth Entertainment Convention Center (city Side), 350 Harbor Drive in Duluth

Drop in from 11am-5pm on Thursday or Friday (let me know if you need to come later) to make your own face mask. There isn’t much a good face mask can’t cure. They’re just as amazing at taking the stress out of a terrible day in the office as they are at banishing unsightly parched patches, minimizing pores and zapping blemishes. Held at 2301 Woodland Avenue in Duluth.

Thursday evenings in August 5:00 - 9:00 p.m. Enjoy the summer at Great Lakes Aquarium! Join us every week for al fresco food and beverages by the Duluth Harbor, and enjoy extended evening hours to explore the Aquarium. $5 Earth Rider beers will be served alongside non-alcoholic options, and a rotating selection of food trucks & pop-up tents will provide a range of snacks. Cash bar - ATM available. ID required for purchase of alcoholic beverages Admission Aquarium members: Free! Adults: $12 Children (age 3 17): $9 Children under 3 Free! Masks or face coverings required for ages 3 and up except while eating or drinking.