Join us for hands-on workshops where participants will integrate traditional Indigenous art forms and modern interests, with American Indian artist Airlea Indaniss DeFoe. This workshop is designed for all skill levels, whether you are brand new to beading or looking to deepen your skills. Supplies provided. Free, for Native American participants. Email airleadefoe@gmail.com to register.

Airlea Defoe is an Ojibwe beadwork artist focusing primarily on medallions. Her favorite part of making art is making people happy! She loves when people see her creations and get excited about what is made for them.

Remember how to feel. Authentic Movement provides a simple structure for connecting with our body’s inward experience and expressing it outwardly through movement—a gentle, self-guided practice that everyone (people of all bodies, abilities, and backgrounds) can do; no dance or movement experience is required. Integrate the many layers of your feeling being by letting your body guide the way. This 6-week series is designed for beginners though open to people with any level of experience. Pay-what-you-can (suggested $60-80). Register here.

Join your comrades in an informal song circle to share socialist and liberatory music for times of struggle. all levels of skill are welcome and appreciated (even those with no musical background). No instrument? No problem! Come to sing, listen, or play a hand instrument. $5 donation to the space suggested but not necessary. Bring songs to share with the group!

Calling all Studio Ghibli fans! This twice monthly film night will include most (not all) Hayao Miyazaki movies—featuring fantastical, whimsical worlds of humans, animals, and spirits colliding. Whether this is your first time or your hundredth time watching, these movies are sure to delight and inspire. For ages two to one-hundred-and-two (check the film details for age advisories). Pay-what-you-can (suggested $5-10 for one, or $65-$130 for all thirteen).

About the Film

Spirited Away (2001, 2hrs 4min) follows a sullen 10-year-old girl who, during her family's move to the suburbs, wanders into a world ruled by gods, witches and spirits, and where humans are changed into beasts. Rated PG.

A judgment-free space for giving and receiving peer support in knocking things off the to-do list. Co-work side-by-side and cheer each other on in getting things done! Kids activities available. Pay-what-you-can (suggested donation $5).

Join us for hands-on workshops where participants will integrate traditional Indigenous art forms and modern interests, with American Indian artist Airlea Indaniss DeFoe. This workshop is designed for all skill levels, whether you are brand new to beading or looking to deepen your skills. Supplies provided. Free, for Native American participants. Email airleadefoe@gmail.com to register.

Airlea Defoe is an Ojibwe beadwork artist focusing primarily on medallions. Her favorite part of making art is making people happy! She loves when people see her creations and get excited about what is made for them.

Remember how to feel. Authentic Movement provides a simple structure for connecting with our body’s inward experience and expressing it outwardly through movement—a gentle, self-guided practice that everyone (people of all bodies, abilities, and backgrounds) can do; no dance or movement experience is required. Integrate the many layers of your feeling being by letting your body guide the way. This 6-week series is designed for beginners though open to people with any level of experience. Pay-what-you-can (suggested $60-80). Register here.

A reading/writing group to dream up the kind of world we want to live in. We'll learn from each others' stories as well as from those who've resisted capitalism, oppression, and fascism in order to imagine how we can build our collective power in Duluth. Open to all genuinely interested in learning about liberatory movements for justice. A meal will be provided. Pay-what-you-can (suggested donation $5-10).

About the Book

Everything Is Tuberculosis: The History and Persistence of Our Deadliest Infection tells the story of Henry, , a young tuberculosis patient at Lakka Government Hospital in Sierra Leone, woven through with the scientific and social histories of how tuberculosis has shaped our world and how our choices will shape the future of tuberculosis.

Paper is a portal into the sacred and mundane. Writing and sending letters can be a slow, tender, nonlinear, radical release of rigid expectations and attachments to outcomes. Come unlearn and relearn how to be in relationship by turning letters into art. In this supportive group space, we’ll tune into our bodies, feel the pleasure of our raw and finished practice, and make it our own. Bring your ideas, stories, and queerest ways of connecting. Supplies will be provided—you’re also welcome to bring your own! Pay-what-you-can (suggested donation $5).

Remember how to feel. Authentic Movement provides a simple structure for connecting with our body’s inward experience and expressing it outwardly through movement—a gentle, self-guided practice that everyone (people of all bodies, abilities, and backgrounds) can do; no dance or movement experience is required. Integrate the many layers of your feeling being by letting your body guide the way. This 6-week series is designed for beginners though open to people with any level of experience. Pay-what-you-can (suggested $60-80). Register here.

Create intentional breath awareness and self-healing through practices like vagal humming, drumming, hand percussion, and authentic self-expression through a community jam session, inspired movement, and Spoken Word. Whether you're here to witness or be moved to divine inspiration, Toussaint Stewart will guide you with a container where you can freely connect with your truth through breath, beats, and body movement and word. This is a Duluthish event, as well as a Black, Brown, Indigenous, queer, and 2-Spirit safe space. Pay-what-you-can (suggested $5-10) – no one turned away for lack of funds. More dates to come…

Join us for hands-on workshops where participants will integrate traditional Indigenous art forms and modern interests, with American Indian artist Airlea Indaniss DeFoe. This workshop is designed for all skill levels, whether you are brand new to beading or looking to deepen your skills. Supplies provided. Free, for Native American participants. Email airleadefoe@gmail.com to register.

Airlea Defoe is an Ojibwe beadwork artist focusing primarily on medallions. Her favorite part of making art is making people happy! She loves when people see her creations and get excited about what is made for them.

Remember how to feel. Authentic Movement provides a simple structure for connecting with our body’s inward experience and expressing it outwardly through movement—a gentle, self-guided practice that everyone (people of all bodies, abilities, and backgrounds) can do; no dance or movement experience is required. Integrate the many layers of your feeling being by letting your body guide the way. This 6-week series is designed for beginners though open to people with any level of experience. Pay-what-you-can (suggested $60-80). Register here.

A monthly community meetup to mend and make clothes. Bring your mending projects – sewing machines and supplies will be provided. Pay-what-you-can (suggested donation $5-10).

Join us for a day of art and community. Spill Paint Not Oil is a community-driven art action collective that creates art to organize, build power, and support movements in and beyond the Twin Cities.

11am-2pm – Screen Printing Workshop *Limited space available. RSVP here!

2-4pm – Community Fundraiser *Enjoy art for sale and food to share.

Suggested donation $10-$20. All proceeds go toward supporting Waterstop & mutual aid projects (incl. The Women’s Environmental Institute, The Paper Lantern Project, The Immigrant Law Center of MN, Mid Minnesota Legal Aid’s Immigrant Law Project, The Acacia Center for Justice, Inquilinx Unidx por Justicia / Renters United for Justice, Camp Nenookaasi / Nenookaasi Ozhige).

Join us for hands-on workshops where participants will integrate traditional Indigenous art forms and modern interests, with American Indian artist Airlea Indaniss DeFoe. This workshop is designed for all skill levels, whether you are brand new to beading or looking to deepen your skills. Supplies provided. Free, for Native American participants. Email airleadefoe@gmail.com to register.

Airlea Defoe is an Ojibwe beadwork artist focusing primarily on medallions. Her favorite part of making art is making people happy! She loves when people see her creations and get excited about what is made for them.

Remember how to feel. Authentic Movement provides a simple structure for connecting with our body’s inward experience and expressing it outwardly through movement—a gentle, self-guided practice that everyone (people of all bodies, abilities, and backgrounds) can do; no dance or movement experience is required. Integrate the many layers of your feeling being by letting your body guide the way. This 6-week series is designed for beginners though open to people with any level of experience. Pay-what-you-can (suggested $60-80). Register here.

A judgment-free space for giving and receiving peer support in knocking things off the to-do list. Co-work side-by-side and cheer each other on in getting things done! Kids activities available. Pay-what-you-can (suggested donation $5).

A 7-week sacred movement and energy workshop on alternating Sundays from July 13 – October 5, 1-3pm with Triple OG Shak Ita designed to awaken the body, clear energetic blocks, and reconnect to divine feminine power. Through guided flow, sensual rhythm, and intention, participants experience dance as healing. Come for the full series or pick and choose what you’re able to attend. Participants are encouraged to attend Mandala Method™ sessions on alternating weeks. Pay-what-you-can (suggested $5-25 per session). Register here.

Free mutual aid potluck at the Clayton Jackson McGhee Memorial (East 1st St & North 2nd Ave). Bring food, clothing, and hygiene items to share. Volunteers and donations welcome. For more info, email fnbduluth@gmail.com.

A 7-week chakra-inspired mandala creation workshop on alternating Sundays from July 6 – September 28, 1-3pm with Triple OG Shak Ita rooted in sacred ritual and inner reflection. Participants are guided through breath, intention, and intuitive design to create healing mandalas that reflect their energy, emotions, and transformation. Come for all sessions to experience all 7 chakras, or choose what you’re able to attend. Participants are encouraged to attend True Elevation™ sessions on alternating weeks. Pay-what-you-can (suggested $5-25 per session). Register here.

Bi-gaawayikeg! Come do quill embroidery with Petrina Naytahwaush Drum Hall. In this hands-on 2-session workshop, master quiller Petrina shares over four decades of experience in traditional quillwork, a skill passed down through generations of her family. Taught by her mother, Orvilla Longfox, Petrina proudly continues her family’s legacy as a cultural bearer. Participants will learn about processing quills and the zigzag stitch, and will complete a small tobacco pouch. All skill levels welcome. Free to Native American participants. Supplies & light food provided. Limited spots. Register at tinyurl.com/quillapplique.

A judgment-free space for giving and receiving peer support in knocking things off the adulting to-do list. Co-work side-by-side and cheer each other on in getting things done! Kids activities and snacks available. Pay-what-you-can (suggested donation $5).

Family-friendly, non-toxic comedy open mic in an intimate, sit-down format. Come work out bits, meet fellow funny people, take risks, bomb freely. Pay-what-you-can (suggested $5).

A 7-week sacred movement and energy workshop on alternating Sundays from July 13 – October 5, 1-3pm with Triple OG Shak Ita designed to awaken the body, clear energetic blocks, and reconnect to divine feminine power. Through guided flow, sensual rhythm, and intention, participants experience dance as healing. Come for the full series or pick and choose what you’re able to attend. Participants are encouraged to attend Mandala Method™ sessions on alternating weeks. Pay-what-you-can (suggested $5-25 per session). Register here.

Bi-gaawayikeg! Come do quill embroidery with Petrina Naytahwaush Drum Hall. In this hands-on 2-session workshop, master quiller Petrina shares over four decades of experience in traditional quillwork, a skill passed down through generations of her family. Taught by her mother, Orvilla Longfox, Petrina proudly continues her family’s legacy as a cultural bearer. Participants will learn about processing quills and the zigzag stitch, and will complete a small tobacco pouch. All skill levels welcome. Free to Native American participants. Supplies & light food provided. Limited spots. Register at tinyurl.com/quillapplique.

A judgment-free space for giving and receiving peer support in knocking things off the adulting to-do list. Co-work side-by-side and cheer each other on in getting things done! Kids activities and snacks available. Pay-what-you-can (suggested donation $5).

Art salons are great ways to deepen your creative practice, whether you’re an emerging artist, professional artist, or you don’t even identify as an artist! All mediums are welcome. Bring a piece of your work to share or come to create community.

A community art session for Black, Indigenous, and other artists of color to create in a supportive environment. Bring your project(s) and preferred supplies (basic painting and drawing supplies available).

A 7-week chakra-inspired mandala creation workshop on alternating Sundays from July 6 – September 28, 1-3pm with Triple OG Shak Ita rooted in sacred ritual and inner reflection. Participants are guided through breath, intention, and intuitive design to create healing mandalas that reflect their energy, emotions, and transformation. Come for all sessions to experience all 7 chakras, or choose what you’re able to attend. Participants are encouraged to attend True Elevation™ sessions on alternating weeks. Pay-what-you-can (suggested $5-25 per session). Register here.