Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 6th of May.
Good morning, Duluth.
Community members gathered at Duluth City Hall Tuesday to support MMIWR (Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Relatives) by wearing red and sharing stories, and Enger Tower was lit red Tuesday night to honor those affected by violence.
The MDE found the Duluth Area Learning Center was out of compliance after an eight-month review that uncovered issues with online instruction—scheduling and record keeping.
Duluth Public Schools will suspend several programs on June 30 as it submits plans to restore ALC status.
Hermantown council delayed a vote on an $80 million tax incentive for a Google data center after community members debated benefits and concerns over job growth, pollution, declining property values & increased power needs, and no vote date has been set.
Superior City Council reviewed a resolution introduced by Councilor Robert Hering that urges state officials to maintain fish hatchery operations after the closure of the Brule Fish Hatchery due to budget constraints; approval would send the measure to state leaders, amid concerns for local tourism & fishing and the regional economy.
DIY Mother's Day Bouquets
9-11 a.m. — Whole Foods Co-op Hillside — Free entry — Create a charming bouquet for the special caretaker in your life just in time for Mother's Day.
Lotion Lab with Mix Cosmetiques
5:30-6:30 p.m. — Whole Foods Co-op Denfeld — $20 — Get hands-on in crafting your own natural lotion in this creative skincare workshop.
Sharper Living: Reviving Your Knives
5:30-7:30 p.m. — Duluth Folk School — Bring your own knives — Master the art of sharpening kitchen blades and gain confidence in maintaining your tools.
18th Annual Bike Swap
9 a.m. - 6 p.m. — Continental Ski & Bike — Tiered payout for sellers — Re-home bicycles and support local charities at this community-driven event.
Wild Rose Family Expo 2026
9 a.m. – 4 p.m. — Duluth Entertainment Convention Center — Free admission — A vibrant community event uniting families, local businesses, and youth programs for a day of discovery and fun.
Make Your Own Bitters Workshop
5:30-7 p.m. — Duluth Folk School — Registration includes instruction and materials — Explore the art of crafting your own bitters and unleash your inner cocktail-ian.
Experimental Music Night with Alex Hecter, Andrew Mahonen, Ben Zucker, and Tim Kaiser
7 PM - 1 AM — Wussow's Concert Cafe — $10 — Experience an exciting showcase of experimental music from talented local artists.
May Free ArtDAI
1-4 p.m. — Duluth Art Institute-Lincoln Park Building — Free entry — Create seasonal art projects for all ages in a casual, creative atmosphere with snacks and beverages.
Grounded Threads: Branch Weaving Workshop
12-4 p.m. — Duluth Art Institute-Lincoln Park Building — Registration required — Create unique woven wall art using natural branches and fibers.
Prime Time at the Paddle: Meat Raffle & More
6-8 p.m. — Bent Paddle Brewing Co. — Free entry — Experience a vintage meat raffle with a modern twist, benefiting a great cause and featuring exciting prizes.
Summer Crew Member - Eco3 Energy Training Corps
Join the Eco3 Energy Training Corps for a paid training opportunity this summer! Through a mix of classroom training and field experience, you will finish the summer with the skills to join the growing energy efficiency industry. Deadline to apply is May 11th!
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