Bluesman Charlie Parr performs during this week's installment of the Chester Creek Concert Series. Bring your own lawn chair.

Duluth’s main MRC teacher Darin Bergsven hosts this open stage for middle school and high school students. Enrollment in the program not required to perform. Participants can sign up for a 15 minute slot.

The Duluth Area Chamber of Commerce's monthly networking event will be held poolside at the newly renovated Holiday Inn & Suites.

One-day conference for educators with a variety of break-out sessions sponsored by the School of Education at The College of St. Scholastica. Keynote address by Jonathon Kozol, author of Savage Inequalities and The Shame of the Nation.

Teague Alexy plays the Red Star every Tuesday in June.

The kickoff to the Underground Music Storytellers Series. Mary Bue is a pop-rock singer-songwriter who plays piano and guitar. Since 1998, Mary has been writing songs and performing them around the country (38 states and counting). Now in her early 30s, Bue's songs reflect her life experiences of moving from coast to coast. Sometimes her bachelor's degree in psychology and yoga training comes into play in her songwriting. Tickets are available at the door.

The Explorers Club is presenting a favorite of theirs this week that they feel is far too underseen, "Nanami: Inferno of First Love." The film is a portrait of youth struggling to overcome their pasts as they step into the greater world and cuts to the bone. Not for the easily offended - the title character is a sex worker.

Come enjoy live music and refreshments as we share what’s been accomplished and what still needs to be done for those affected by the flood. Brief program with Mayor Ness at 5 p.m. Use the 25th Avenue West entrance of the former Lincoln Park Middle School, 2424 W. Fifth St. If you are a flood survivor, Ecolibrium3 invites you to bring photos and share your flood story on the storyboard.

Nigel Egg plays original blues songs, a few classics, and American Roots music.

The City Parks and Recreation Department invites the public to a meeting to discuss the building of a hockey and skating rink at the Old Main location. The meeting will take place at the Lower Chester Community Recreation Center located at 1417 E. Fifth St.

Pathfinder Society meets every Tuesday.

Call 218-728-1192 the day of to sign up.

Tai Chi gently promotes relaxation, general wellness, and balance. It requires little space and no equipment. Wear loose, comfortable clothing.

Live jazz.