Duluth Folk News Today

The Western Lake Superior Sanitary District gets a lot of questions about what to do with "weird waste." We answered a few of them.

The next event is Feb. 15.

With a new year comes new opportunities to pick up hobbies and skills, and the Duluth Folk School provides a wide range of options.

Leslie Hughes planned to use this for plant potting and other garden tasks, but it now holds trinkets from her travels and her family — the details of her life.

Nordic Center of Duluth organize dance class to teach traditional Finnish dance.

Some residents of the Twin Ports are of Finnish ancestry and many of them always seek to find activities that will help connect them to their roots. The Nordic Dance is a workshop and dance lesson organized by the Nordic Center of Duluth. Participants are thought traditional Finnish dance in the company of a group […]

The multiday festival of local bands started as a birthday party for a local musician and aficionado.

Sister operation Dovetail Cafe and Marketplace is so successful it has overtaken the building's main floor. Organizers hope to find suitable acreage within 30 minutes of Duluth.

Next week, Linda LeGarde Grover will re-release her poetry book, “The Sky Watched.” “This is a collection of poems that’s really almost like a collective biography of an extended Ojibwe family in northeastern Minnesota from the beginning of creation all the way through today,” LeGarde Grover said. It’s an extended and revised version that the […]

“Not everyone wants to be a beekeeper," said Claire Lande, of Farm Lande. "There’s something a little more hardcore about it."