A DSSO concert with the DSSO Chorus conducted by Markand Thakar featuring music by Beethoven: Egmont Overture, Romance No. 2 in F major with Erin Aldridge, soloist and Missa Solemnis.

Along with the walk there will be a slient aouction with golf packages, vacations, toys, clothes, gift cards, and wine.

Presale is March 18 and tickets will go onsale to the general public on March 21. 

Minnesota Wine Exchange opened at 3 W. Superior St. over four months ago, but now it's officially "grand." Enjoy fine Minnesota wines and microbrews, along with fine local art. Massages will also be available.

A West Duluth music fest designed to promote the West Duluth music scene, and to help people cope with post-Homegrown depression, with acts at Beaner's Central and Players.

Folk dancing with live Appalachian string band music. 

Duluth’s Neo-Burlesque troupe, Duluth Dolls Burlesque and Cabaret, presents “Calendar Girls, A Doll for All Seasons." Joining the Dolls on stage are local acts singer Dakota Blue and the Dolls’ own house band: The CanDo Kens Jazz Quartet. The Dolls also welcome Minneapolis Boylesque sensation Vince V. Vice.

William Shakespeare's comedy about a filandering, rotund knight and the witty women he attempts to woo. Starring Dave Orman as Falstaff and Amanda Wenberg and Christa Schultz as the titular merry wives. Directed by Julie Ahasay.

Annual "Fly Like An Eagle" 5k and 1 mile races to benefit Lake Superior Elementary.  There are also 400 yard and 100 yard "chase the principal" races for kids at 11 a.m.  All kids' race participants receive a ribbon.  Register by May 8th to guarantee a t-shirt. Event will be at Bear Creek Park (Osaugie Trail) in Superior.

Participation is limited to a total of 500 people for both races combined.  All participants receive a race souvenir and a meal after the race.  Shower facilities will also be available. Races will be held at the Caribou Highlands Lodge in Lutsen and the course will run out and back on the Superior Hiking Trail. The 25k will begin at 9 a.m.

Enduro racing takes place mostly on circle tracks, and involves stock-based cars that have no interior and no side or rear windows.

The Lake Superior College Auto Club holds this annual car show in the lower west parking lot of the college’s Trinity Road campus and in the Automotive Program area.

An event highlighting amazing animals found in the Northwoods, and around the world, that are listed as threatened or endangered species. It will feature a special program schedule and animal encounters throughout the day. Activities included with daily admission. Members are always free.

Join the city of Duluth in celebrating Active Transportation Week by planting trees in the boulevards of a designated bike route. Meet at Heritage Garden (East Fourth Street and 20th Avenue East).

Friday and Saturday night improv shows feature "The Main Event," in which two teams of improvisers compete for points. This show is rated R. Tickets go on sale at 9:30 p.m. on show nights.

Featuring the Toga Jazz Trio of Jeff Peabody, John Thorene and Paul Ierino.

Draw from a nude model. Must be 18 or older.

Format varies. Call the store at 218-726-1360 for this week's details.

Singer Maxi Childs teams up with bassist Steve Netzel and pianist Russ Sackett (and occasionally drummer Jeff Peabody), playing jazz standards and light pop four nights a week at Black Water.