Blues Night
2025-05-17 19:00 - 22:30 (America/Chicago) | Sacred Heart Music Center, 201 West 4th Street, Duluth, MN, 55806, United States
Blues Night hits the music center!
Northern Minnesota-based rockers Corey Medina & Brothers, Duluth favorites Boku Frequency and rising star Jon Edwards headline a night of amazing blues on the altar stage at 7 pm Saturday, May 17.
Corey Medina & Brothers is a blues-rock band based out of Bemidji, Mn. The band is lead by Corey Medina who is a Diné/Navajo Native from Shiprock, NM. Medina recorded his first solo album in 2015, formed a group, and released two Corey Medina & Brothers records in 2019 and 2022. The band includes: Eric Sundeen on drums, Gary Broste on string bass and Brock Beaulieu on guitar/string Bass
Power trio Boku Frequency performs a mix of psychedelic funk, greasy blues and down-and-dirty dance rock. The group has played across the Twin Ports for more than 20 years. The group features Terry Gums on electric guitar, Thomas Harris on bass and Elliott Harris on drums.
Duluth-based solo artist Jon Edwards performs on the 12-string and resonator guitars. Edwards released a debut album in 2024 .
Advance E-Tickets are available for $20 (plus $3.18 handling fee) on Eventbrite.com HERE beginning at 10 a.m. Friday, March 28. Advance paper tickets are available at Globe News in Superior (cash only) and Zenith Bookstore in West Duluth (plus $1 handling fee). Tickets will be available at the door for $25 while they last. Doors at 6 pm. Music at 7.
This activity is made possible in part by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Arrowhead Regional Arts Council thanks to appropriations from the Minnesota State Legislature’s general and arts and cultural heritage funds.

Duluth Dylan Fest Songwriter Contest
2025-05-23 19:00 - 22:30
The Duluth Dylan Fest hosts its annual Singer/Songwriter Contest featuring musicians from all over performing an original song and a Bob Dylan song beginning at 7 pm Friday, May 23.
Participants are judged only on their original song and prizes are awarded to the top three artists.
E-tickets are $10 plus a $2.50 service fee on Eventbrite HERE. Tickets will be available at the door for $15. Doors at 6. Music at 7.

Shelter From The Storm: Bob Dylan Tribute Concert
2025-05-24 19:00 - 22:30
Shelter From The Storm is a Duluth-based band that celebrates the music of hometown legend Bob Dylan.
Duluth Dylan Fest is pleased to announce Shelter From The Storm will perform at its annual Bob Dylan Tribute concert beginning at 7 pm Saturday, May 24 – Bob Dylan’s 84th Birthday.
The band’s roots go back to 1993 when a group of local musicians put together a show to honor Bob Dylan’s birthday. This became an annual tradition where the group performed under the names The Bobcats and the Bob Dylan Revue, and regularly included Duluth’s finest musicians.
Different iterations of the group performed at the 2019 and 2021 Duluth Dylan Festivals. The current group consists of Jane Aas (Janie and the Spokes), Todd James (Bob Dylan Revue, The Jane Gang), Peter Aas (Janie and the Spokes), Mike Bernier (Big John Dickerson and Downright Tight, The Good, The Bad and The Funky), Garth Anderson (Landscapes, Janie and the Spokes, The Repairmen) and Jordan Ash (Janie and the Spokes).
E-tickets are available for $20 (plus $3.18 in fees) on Eventbrite.com HERE. Paper tickets will be available at Globe News in Superior (cash only) and Zenith Bookstore (plus $1 handling fee) in West Duluth. Tickets will be available at the door for $25. Doors at 6 pm. Music at 7 pm.

Requiem For The Living
2025-09-07 15:00 - 17:00
Friends of the Felgemaker present Dan Forrest’s “Requiem For The Living” conducted by Dr. Charles Sundquist at 3 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 7.
At its core, a requiem is a prayer for rest which is traditionally sung for the deceased. However, Dan Forrest’s “Requiem For The Living” focuses on the experience of those still living and their own struggle with pain and sorrow. This stunningly beautiful music has been performed by choral groups and orchestras around the world since its debut in 2013. This is music that touches the hearts of listeners, offering comfort and peace.
The event will feature vocal soloist Brian Kapp, tenor; Tasha Kapp, soprano; and Cole Ottjes, treble. Instrumentalists include Velda Graham Bell, organ; Paula Gudmundson, flute; Betsy Husby, cello; Janell Lemire, harp; Madeline Miller, oboe; Deborah Rausch, horn; Kristin Sande, violin.
Rachael Kresha will open the program on the historic 1898 Felgemaker organ performing works by Howells and Durufle.
Tickets are $20 (plus $3.18 in fees) on Eventbrite HERE. Tickets will be $20 at the door. Student rush tickets will be available at the door for $5.

Duluth Does The Eagles
2025-09-27 19:00 - 22:00
One of These Nights – Sept. 27 to be specific – more than two dozen Twin Ports musicians will pay tribute to the great American rock band The Eagles performing their biggest hits from the 70s and 80s.
Each northland artist will perform one song from The Eagles songbook which includes classics like “Hotel California,” “Lyin’ Eyes” and “Tequila Sunrise.”
KTWH Tuesday morning radio host John Krengel will MC.
All proceeds from the Duluth Does concert series goes to support Sacred Heart Music Center programming and maintenance of its historic 19th Century building.
E-tickets will be available on Eventbrite HERE for $15 (plus $2.85 in fees) beginning at 10 a.m. Friday, Aug. 1. Paper tickets will be available at Zenith Bookstore in West Duluth (plus $1 fee) and Globe News in Superior (cash only). Tickets will be available at the door for $20 while supply lasts. Doors at 6 pm. Music at 7.

Superior Siren & LAAMAR
2025-10-25 19:00 - 22:30
Duluth-based eerie folk group Superior Siren and soulful Minneapolis-based quartet LAAMAR share the stage for this one-time-only double bill at 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 25.
Created by singer-songwriter Laura Sellner, Superior Siren offers an alluring expression of vulnerability & desire, with inspiration from Lake Superior and Siren mythology. The band includes cellist Rachel Gobin, bassist Nyssa Krause, drummer Emma Deaner and violinist Erin Aldridge.
LAAMAR is the latest project led by Minneapolis-based singer, songwriter, saxophonist, and composer Geoffrey Lamar Wilson. The four-piece band blends folk, soul and country into songs that address racial and social justice issues and the shared human experience. The group’s debut album is planned for release this fall.
E-tickets will be available for $20 (plus $3.18 in fees) beginning at 10 a.m. Friday, Aug. 22 on Eventbrite HERE. Paper tickets will be available at Globe News in Superior (cash only) and Zenith Bookstore in West Duluth (plus $1 fee) Sept. 1. Tickets will be available at the door for $25 while supply lasts. Doors at 6 p.m. Music at 7.

Chastity Brown
2025-11-14 19:30 - 22:30
Folk, rock, and blues, melodic sensibility, and honest emotion…
​Based in Minnesota, but with roots in Tennessee, Chastity Brown grew up surrounded by country and soul music. In the full gospel church of her childhood, she played saxophone and drums and found her singing voice and a passion for music.
Her first show was in Knoxville, TN, and then it was on to Minneapolis. Since then, she’s been featured on NPR’s “Favorite Sessions,” CMT, American Songwriter, the London Times, Paste Magazine and others. Chastity has toured the U.S. and abroad, appearing on the U.K.’s Later…with Jools Holland.
Chastity Brown has released seven studio albums. Her latest album – “Sing to the Walls” – was released in 2022.
Duluth-based duo Water Cat will open.
E-tickets are available for $20 (plus $3.18 in fees) beginning at 10 a.m. Friday, Sept. 12 HERE. Paper tickets are available at Globe News in Superior (cash only) and Zenith Bookstore in West Duluth (plus $1 in fees). Tickets will be available at the door while supply lasts for $25. Doors open at 6:30. Music at 7:30.

Mason Jennings
2025-11-29 20:00 - 23:00
Minnesota troubadour Mason Jennings returns to the beautiful Sacred Heart Music Center altar stage debuting work from his new album “Magnifier.”
Jennings will perform solo both on guitar and grand piano for the 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 29 concert.
“Magnifier,” released this summer, showcases classic Jennings songwriting: Austere. Honest. Bold. Intimate. Personal. Poetic and pure.
Recorded at his lake house with just vocals, acoustic guitar, piano, kick drum, and snare drum, this album is Mason at his unadorned best. Eight songs about love, loss, change, death, the current state of the world, and hope. Each note is important and thought out. Every word counts. Nothing extra here. Just the songs.
“Magnifier” is Mason’s twentieth studio album.
Northland singer-songwriter Skarlett Woods opens.
Advance E-Tickets will be available beginning at 10 am Friday, Aug. 29 for $20 (plus $3.18 in fees) on Eventbrite HERE. Advance paper tickets will be available at Globe News in Superior (cash only) and Zenith Bookstore in West Duluth ($1 handing fee). Tickets will be available at the door for $25 while they last. Doors at 7. Music at 8.

Nicholas David album release show
2025-12-12 19:30 - 22:00
After five years in the making, Nicholas David is celebrating his first vinyl release: “More Than Music” with a 7:30 pm concert Friday, Dec. 12 on the beautiful Sacred Heart altar stage.
The St. Paul-based singer/songwriter has been making music “from the heart for the heart” for nearly 30 years. Like the mighty Mississippi River, David’s musical journey follows a cosmic current that’s taken him coast-to-coast and across the pond. From NBC’s “The Voice” where he met Bill Withers, sang with Smokey Robinson and took home third place honors, to riding along the rock and roll highway with the Allman Brothers’ sons!
Come celebrate an evening where dreams and reality mix into music.
Duluth’s own Teague Alexy opens the evening with his unique brand of storytelling and song.
Advance e-tickets will go on sale for $20 (plus $3.18 in service fees) on Eventbrite HERE at 10 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 9. Paper tickets will be available at Globe News in Superior (cash only) and Zenith Bookstore in West Duluth (plus $1 service fee). Tickets will be available at the door for $25 while supply lasts. Doors at 6:30. Music at 7:30.

Willowgreen and Eira: "Winter Solstice Fire"
2025-12-21 14:00 - 16:00
Duluth-based Eira and Willowgreen will perform “Winter Solstice Fire: Music for the Winter Seasons” with a special guest appearance by harpist, Mary Hagen for a memorial/tribute to Willowgreen’s longtime harpist Georganne Hunter.
This special holiday concert will be held at 2 pm Sunday, Dec. 21 on the beautiful Sacred Heart altar stage.
Willowgreen has been at the forefront of Celtic music and a Northland favorite for 40 years. Their Holiday concerts are a “must-see” in Duluth and especially at Sacred Heart Music Center.
Eira (pronounced “era” in North America) features Willowgreen members Jim Ofsthun, Sue Spencer, Liesel Wilson and Bridget Spencer. The group performs music from Scotland, Ireland, Newfoundland, Canada, Wales, China, Scandinavia and the United States. Instrumentation includes fiddle, erhu, guitars, bodhrán, octave mandolin, octave fiddle, button accordion, and whistles.
E-tickets will be available for $15 (plus $2.85 in fees) at 10 a.m. Friday, Oct. 31 HERE. Paper tickets will be available for $15 at Globe News in Superior (cash only) and Zenith Bookstore in West Duluth (plus $1 handling fee). Tickets will be available at the door while supply lasts for $20. Doors at 1 pm. Music at 2 pm.

Duluth Does The Pretenders
2026-01-24 19:00 - 22:00
More than two dozen Twin Ports musicians will pay tribute to rock icon Chrissie Hynde and The Pretenders performing some of the band’s biggest hits at 7 pm Saturday, January 24.
This one-night-only concert is part of an ongoing tribute series staged at Sacred Heart Music Center twice a year.
95 KQDS radio personality Chris Allen will host.
Each Northland artist will perform a song from The Pretenders catalog, which includes rock classics like “Brass in the Pocket,” “Middle of the Road,” and “Don’t Get Me Wrong.” Hey-Ho, don’t miss this show!
All proceeds from this Duluth Does concert goes to support Sacred Heart Music Center programming and maintenance of its historic property.
Advance e-tickets will go on sale for $15 (plus $2.85 in fees) at 10 a.m. Friday, Dec. 5 on Eventbrite HERE. Paper tickets will be available at Globe News in Superior (cash only) and Zenith Bookstore in West Duluth (plus $1 handling fee). Tickets will be available at the door for $20 while supply lasts. Doors at 6 pm. Music at 7.

Sara Thomsen album release
2026-02-01 16:00 - 18:30
Twin Ports singer-songwriter Sara Thomsen celebrates the release of her 10th album “Here & Gone” with a performance on the beautiful Sacred Heart altar stage beginning at 4 pm Sunday, Feb. 1.

The album, produced by Thomsen, was recorded, mixed and mastered by Eric Swanson at Sacred Heart. Thomsen will be joined by several local musicians who recorded on the album: Erin Aldridge on violin, Paula Pedersen on harmony vocals, Ryan Frane on piano, John Thorene on bass, and Ian Connell on drums.
Thomsen’s 14-track album, Here and Gone, explores life’s brevity – the bitter and the sweet. Lyrics weave in and around the pang of memory, the pulse of the present moment, the tug of dreams. Grief and joy sit together like old friends on a park bench. The album walks in the meadow, the woods, the nation. Digs in gardens. Dips in graveyards. Perches on a branch. Tender. Tough. Alive.
E-tickets will be available beginning at 10 a.m. Friday, Jan. 2 on Eventbrite HERE for $28.52. Paper tickets will be available for $25 at Zenith Bookstore in West Duluth (plus $1 handing fee) and Globe News in Superior (Cash only). Tickets will be available at the door while supply lasts for $30. Doors at 3 pm. Music at 4.

Friends of the Felgemaker children's event: How to Train Your Dragon
2026-02-07 10:00 - 11:30
The Friends of the Felgemaker will host an interactive children’s program that features the Sacred Heart Music Center’s historic Felgemaker pipe organ from 10 to 11:30 am Saturday morning, Feb. 7.
This program is free and geared towards younger children (K-5th grade). The morning activities will include:

Listening to music from the movie “How to Train Your Dragon” played on the historic Felgemaker pipe organ which was built in 1898
Seeing live bearded dragons courtesy of the Lake Superior Zoo Education Department
Seeing up close how a pipe organ works by experiencing an Orgelkids miniature organ
Eating animal crackers and juice

The event is free. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Signing up for tickets on Eventbrite HERE is appreciated but not necessary.

Gershwin! Prudence Johnson & Dan Chouinard with violinist Randy Sabien
2026-02-28 19:00 - 21:00
Twin Cities vocalist Prudence Johnson & pianist Dan Chouinard along with violinist Randy Sabien present a tribute to one of the great songwriters of the 20th Century: George Gershwin.
The trio will present “Gershwin!” at 7 pm Saturday, Feb. 28 on the beautiful Sacred Heart altar stage.
No other composer captured the spirit and energy of 20th Century America better than George Gershwin. In his tragically short lifetime, he produced masterpieces like “Rhapsody in Blue,” “An American in Paris,” “Porgy and Bess” and beloved songs like “Summertime,” “I Got Rhythm,” “Someone to Watch Over Me” and more.
Johnson, Chouinard and Sabien bring gentle virtuosity and playful invention to his songs and stage. Sit back and enjoy the the night.
This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.
E-tickets will be available beginning at 10 a.m. Friday, Jan. 2 on Eventbrite HERE for $28.52. Paper tickets will be available for $25 at Zenith Bookstore in West Duluth (plus $1 handing fee) and Globe News in Superior (Cash only). Tickets will be available at the door while supply lasts for $30. Doors at 6 pm. Music at 7.

Jazz Night: Kavyesh Kaviraj
2026-03-07 19:00 - 21:30
Kavyesh Kaviraj is a composer, arranger and pianist living and working in Minnesota. The Twin Cities based musician has worked with several internationally renowned artists, including the likes of Wynton Marsalis, David Sanchez, Justin Robinson, Roosevelt Collier & Steve Cole.
Born in the town of Sohar in Oman to Indian parents, Kavyesh began his musical journey almost immediately, inspired by his family’s rich musical ancestry. After studying music in India, Kavyesh moved to the United States in 2016 to pursue a music education career. He graduated from Columbia College Chicago in 2018, with a Bachelor of Music degree in Jazz Studies and Contemporary Music.
Kaviraj performs and teaches in the Twin Cities and released “Fables,” his debut album of original work, in 2025.
The Duluth Studio Trio featuring students from the University of Minnesota Duluth will open the night.
This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.
Advance E-tickets are available for $25 (plus $3.52 in fees) on Eventbrite HERE. Paper tickets are available for $25 at Zenith Bookstore in West Duluth (plus $1 handling fee) and at Globe News in Superior (cash only). Tickets will be available at the door for $30 (Student rush $5) while supply lasts. Doors at 6. Music at 7.

Blues Night: Cornbread Harris
2026-03-27 19:00 - 22:00
Minnesota music legend Cornbread Harris, age 98, sings and performs his unique brand of blues on piano with a full backing band in a historic night at Sacred Heart Music Center.
Born in Chicago and raised in St. Paul, Harris began entertaining on piano while in the U.S. Army at a World War II recreation center. Following the war, he joined a band led by Augie Garcia, recording Minnesota’s first rock and roll hit “Hi-Yo Silver.” The group famously opened Elvis Presley’s first Twin Cities concert in 1956.
Harris has performed solo jazz and blues piano regularly in Twin Cities nightclubs and bars for decades. He is the father of musician and Grammy-winning producer “Jimmy Jam” Harris.
Biographer Andrea Swensson will discuss her 2024 University of Minnesota Press book Deeper Blues: The Life, Songs, and Salvation of Cornbread Harris prior to the show with Duluth New Tribune arts and entertainment reporter Jay Gabler.
This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.
Advance E-tickets will are for $20 (plus $3.18 in fees) on Eventbrite HERE . Paper tickets are available for $20 at Zenith Bookstore in West Duluth (plus $1 handling fee) and at Globe News in Superior (cash only). Tickets will be available at the door for $25 while supply lasts. Doors at 6. Music at 7.

Rachael Kilgour & Zack Baltich
2026-04-11 19:00 - 22:00
2025 McKnight Music Fellowship award winners Rachael Kilgour and Zack Baltich, both Duluth-based artists, collaborate on a special night of music on the beautiful Sacred Heart Music Center altar stage at 7 pm Saturday, April 11.
Singer-songwriter Rachael Kilgour is a confessional poet at heart, her songs set out in pursuit of the universal truths within her own fears, loves and longings. Kilgour’s fourth full length album, My Father Loved Me (2023), was written in memory of her late father. Kilgour has toured extensively throughout the U.S. and Canada and has been featured at NYC’s Lincoln Center and The Kennedy Center in Washington DC.
Percussionist Zack Baltich creates work to inspire curiosity in the creation of sound; instigate empathy in the form of emotional resonance; and bring satisfaction that comes from long-form music weaving. He has collaborated with Mathew Jazcewski’s Arena Dances, folk band Ginger Bones and superproducer Lazerbeak.
Advance E-tickets will be available for $20 (plus $3.18 in fees) on Eventbrite HERE beginning at 10 a.m Friday, March 6. Paper tickets will be available for $20 at Zenith Bookstore in West Duluth (plus $1 handling fee) and at Globe News in Superior (cash only). Tickets will be available at the door for $25 while supply lasts. Doors at 6. Music at 7.

Sara Thomsen & Peter Mayer
2026-04-24 19:30 - 22:00
Minnesota folk favorites share the beautiful altar stage for a special concert celebrating Earth Day.

Minnesota folk favorites Sara Thomsen and Peter Mayer will celebrate Earth Day with a great double bill on the beautiful Sacred Heart altar stage at 7:30 pm Friday, April 24.
A portion of the ticket proceeds will go to Ecolibrium3, a sustainability non-profit working in Duluth’s Lincoln Park neighborhood.
Based in Stillwater, Peter Mayer has produced music full-time for 25 years, performing in venues across the United States and beyond. He writes songs for a small planet, songs about life and the mysterious fact of our existence. He also writes about dress hats, pumpkins and pajamas and other important stuff. Peter has 11 albums to his credit and has sold over 100,000 of them to his legions of fans.
Northland singer-songwriter Sara Thomsen has released seven solo albums including her latest “Here and Gone.” She is artist director and member of “Three Altos” and is the founder and artistic director of the Echos for Peace Choir. Her music has been compared to Joan Baez, Pete Seeger and Holly Near, filled with passion for love, life, nature and human rights.
Peter and Sara will each perform a set and play together on a few choice songs as we celebrate our planet.
Tickets are $30 in advance (plus $3.85 in fees) and $35 at the door. E-tickets will be available HERE at 10 am Friday, March 20. Paper tickets will be available at Globe News in Superior (cash only) and Zenith Bookstore in West Duluth(plus $1 service fee). Tickets will be available at the door while supply lasts. Doors at 6:30 pm. Music at 7:30.

Duluth Homegrown Music Festival
2026-05-01 19:00 - 22:00
The Duluth Homegrown Music Festival takes over the altar stage with three Twin Ports area bands performing each night May 1-2.
Friday, May 1:
7 p.m. – James Taylor Donskey
8 p.m. – Lee Clark Allen
9 p.m. – Ross Thorn
For ticket information go to the Duluth Homegrown Music Festival website HERE.

Duluth Homegrown Music Festival
2026-05-02 19:00 - 22:00
The Duluth Homegrown Music Festival takes over the altar stage with three Twin Ports area bands performing each night May 1-2.
Saturday, May 2:
7 p.m. – Misisipi Mike & The Plain High Drifters
8 p.m. – Cyr & The Cosmonauts
9 p.m. – Witchfarm
For ticket information go to the Duluth Homegrown Music Festival website HERE.

AICHO Music Festival
2026-05-09 17:00 - 21:00
Music is a profound language that brings together community members, generates medicinal impacts, and has positive impacts throughout an individual’s body. We are excited to have James Harvin, Pink Marlena, Annie Humphrey, and Keith Secola with Geneviève Gros-Louis, who is a world class Native violinist, joining us for our music festival and sharing their gifts with the community.
TICKETS: $35 per person, Gathering Circle Pass – must be purchased before May 8, 2026
$40 per person, Good Life Pass – purchased at the door.
Over the last 30 years, AICHO has been instrumental in providing safety and shelter for people who experience domestic, need permanent supportive housing, as well as offer traditional health and healing programming for residents and community members.
AICHO has been a voice on local, state and national levels particularly for Indigenous people.
Please join us for this spectacular gathering to support the work we are doing in our community.
This event is alcohol and substance free.
Tickets and more information HERE.

Saltydog & Lanue
2026-05-15 19:00 - 22:30
Duluth’s favorite jam band Saltydog and Eau Claire-based Lanue share the beautiful Sacred Heart altar stage with a one-time-only concert at 7 p.m. Friday, May 15.
Saltydog is a funk jam Improvisational exploration that takes the audience & band on a journey through their playfully crafted folk driven tunes inspired by the likes of everyone from The Talking Heads, The Band, those classic country and jam band staples along with everyone in between.
The band spawned on the banks of Duluth’s ice covered stones by brothers Jacob and Owen Mahon. This midwestern psychedelic cowboy review features Calvin (Calzone) Lund, Lefty Johnson, Gavin St. Clair, and Sam Deters.
The group released its third album “Runnin’ Again” earlier this year.
Singer-songwriter Sarah Krueger founded Lanue in Duluth and released a self-titled debut album in 2021. Krueger has a knack for straightforward and earnest songwriting while maintaining a vocal delivery that sits like honey over layers of warm synths, guitars, and percussion. Ranging from confessional to nostalgic, each track is brightened by a lush lift while continuing to rest inside the framework of the folk tradition.
Krueger relocated to her hometown of Eau Claire, Wisconsin, and continues to push the Lanue sound forward.
Advance E-tickets will be available for $15 (plus $2.85 in fees) on Eventbrite beginning at 10 a.m Wednesday, April 1 HERE. Paper tickets will be available for $15 at Zenith Bookstore in West Duluth (plus $1 handling fee) and at Globe News in Superior (cash only). Tickets will be available at the door for $20 while supply lasts. Doors at 6. Music at 7.

Music For All, Voices Together
2026-05-21 21:00
Music For All, Voice Together is a fundraiser for the Kako Foundation and the Music Resource Center in Duluth. The event will be held at 6 pm, Thursday, May 21.
The fundraiser will feature music from the Solomon Witherspoon Band, Jon Edwards, Born Too Late, Casino Cuz’O and Jason Schooler Band. Music Resource Center students will also perform.
Admission will be by freewill donation, with a suggested donation of $15 for individuals and $25 for families. Appetizer buffet and cash bar available. Doors at 5:30. Music at 6.

Duluth Dylan Fest Songwriter Contest
2026-05-22 19:00 - 22:00
The Duluth Dylan Fest hosts its annual Singer/Songwriter Contest featuring musicians from all over performing an original song and a Bob Dylan song beginning at 7pm Friday, May 22.
Participants are judged only on their original song and prizes are awarded to the top three artists.
E-tickets are $10 plus a $2.50 service fee on Eventbrite HERE. Tickets will be available at the door for $15. Doors at 6. Music at 7.

Canal String Quartet - Beethoven & Perrault
2026-05-31 15:00 - 16:30
The Duluth Superior Symphony Orchestra debuts its Canal String Quartet on the beautiful Sacred Heart altar stage at 3 pm on Sunday, May 31.
The Canal String Quartet blends contemporary storytelling with classical brilliance. Featuring “Exodus,” a three-movement work dedicated to all those forced from their homelands, by local Haitian American composer Jean “Rudy” Perrault. The piece will be paired with the first of Beethoven’s famous “Razumovsky” Quartets.
Don’t miss this timely and important event.
Advance tickets are available HERE. Tickets will be available at the door while supply lasts. Doors at 2 pm. Music at 3.
