Jay Gabler
Arts and Entertainment Reporter at Duluth News Tribune
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2 weeks ago |
duluthnewstribune.com | Jay Gabler
DULUTH — From sheer sincerity to absolute bananas, there's an event for every mood this week in Duluth. Duluth Superior Pride doesn't happen until Labor Day weekend, but June is still Pride month across the country, and the Northland is joining the celebration. Trans Northland is hosting a Pride kickoff event Friday, June 6, at Duluth Cider, with performances by Campfire Tranarchists and Hannah Rey. The organization's Trans Joy Fest takes place Sunday, June 8, on Park Point.
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2 weeks ago |
duluthnewstribune.com | Jay Gabler
DULUTH — Theater companies will often program new work in deep winter, after the holiday confections have settled and audiences are thought to be ready for some challenging fare. Duluth Playhouse, though, has its annual new play festival scheduled for Friday, June 6. "I want that evening to feel like a celebration of women's voices," said Jess Hughes, one of the festival's two coordinators.
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2 weeks ago |
duluthnewstribune.com | Jay Gabler
EVELETH — Germaine Gemberling is used to musicians recording in the studio immediately adjacent to her living room. When the music spilled out into the kitchen, though, it took things to another level. The White Iron Band members are "just a fun bunch of guys," said Gemberling.
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3 weeks ago |
duluthnewstribune.com | Jay Gabler
DULUTH — With Memorial Day behind us, summer has officially landed in Duluth. Time to pitch a tent! A news release announcing Paranormal Cirque's impending arrival in Duluth calls it "a very unique show." That's notwithstanding the fact that when the traveling circus opens its tent flaps here on Friday, May 30, there will also be a Paranormal Cirque II playing in Yakima, Washington; a Paranormal Cirque III in Hanover, Maryland; and a Paranormal Cirque IV in Canada.
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3 weeks ago |
duluthnewstribune.com | Jay Gabler
DULUTH — While Desert Southwest tourists get their kicks on Route 66, Northland travelers have been taking it down Minnesota Highway 61 for nearly a century. Before that, the North Shore route had names including Minnesota Highway 1 and the Lake Superior International Highway. Arnold R. Alanen is the author of a new history of the North Shore, from Duluth to Grand Portage — and everything along the way.
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