The quality of the shows and performances I have seen here recently is amazing! I feel so lucky to…read morebe able to access such powerful, hilarious and moving theatre works in such a small city! You won't be disappointed

I'm giving it a 3, not because it was good or bad, because it was neither. I think it's great that…read moreDuluth has this, I just wish I could've gotten in. I didn't purchase a ticket ahead of time, but thought that half an hour would be good since it's Duluth... well, I was wrong. They were sold out, which kinda bites. Huge props to this company and all for having sold out improv shows, but man did it suck to be turned away. Hope attend someday before I move.

A great place to pick up quality gifts and meet local artisans as well as wholesalers. All within a…read morebeautiful historic building. Nice time

The Depot is a really nice building. The outside is beautiful, located across the street from the…read morelibrary. The inside is very gorgeous and houses so much, especially the performing arts! They have a full museum with art, they house the Duluth Playhouse which offers nice performances of plays and musicals, you can also take a class from them. This is also one of the locations for the School of the Minnesota Ballet (yay!), which you should go see one of the shows put on by this company, or take a dance class, they offer classes from toddlers to the most wise adults.

It is really wonderful to get behind a professional local team in a mid-sized city! And this club…read morehas it all - a great team, coaches, and supporters. The venue is easy to get to and the prices make it much more available to families (no more spending hundreds of dollars to see a pro club in this state!) - reminds me of the friendly and affordable games me and my dad went to in NY as a kid in the 80s. The merchandise is high quality and affordable and there are always surprise give-aways at every home game.

Fantastic old building with a great porch with a great view…read more Perfect place to have a wedding reception. Oh, and it isn't just for women, if that's what you were thinking.

If you're traveling to Duluth for a long weekend and looking to have a experience that you will not…read moreever forget (no matter what experience level). Walking into the curling club you get this classic ballroom vibe that overlooks the club. You walk past the overlook of the lanes and you hit this little bar. Everything about this room makes you feel like you belong to the club and you have curled for years. The tables have signatures from special events held there. There are locals always there ready to talk shop and help spread the love of the game. So at least go a have a beer, grab some food and watch some skips and sweepers! Curling for beginners! I got the best crash course from the great staff/ experienced curlers. I can't express my gratitude of how patient they were on each detail and every step to overall get our team to be able to PLAY a game! They started us off by explaining some rules and etiquette. I have never curled before so this was a first for me. They taught us how to push off from the block. Slide the rocks back and forth. Teach us the lingo and hand signals. How to "curl " the rock and the correct way to sweep. Then after we got the basics out of the way, they taught us how to score. We got to play and it was an absolute blast. I was using mussels I didn't know I had. It's so easy to get into it. We got so competitive. Once we got a rock in the area you were actually supposed to. We were all Jacked. It's was a lot of bonding that we needed and something that I can't wait to do again.

We had a super fun date night painting at Northern exposure art. The process was fun and easy and…read moreit was a nonjudgmental place just to relax into being creative. This is definitely a beginner, friendly activity, but is fun for everyone of all ages and abilities. I thought the price was also very reasonable

I've never waited a full six years between experiencing what a business has to offer and writing a…read morereview before but Magic Smelt Puppet Troupe breaks the mold in more ways than one. I'm not sure what else they do besides putting on the Run, Smelt, Run! parade on the shore of Lake Superior in May but that's more than enough. I've been meaning to go back but it's a ways off from Detroit and finances are always a challenge so who knows if that will happen especially since ... gasp! This year might have been the final smelt parade. Jim Ouray, the founder of the smelt parade is stepping down as head honcho, citing the headaches of securing funding and doing all the clerical work which he's pretty tired of at his age. Hell, it sounds exhausting to me and I'm a good deal younger than him. He still wants to do the fun stuff, like play King Neptune, but unless someone steps up and takes the reins, which nobody has yet, it's curtains for the smelt parade. As grandpa would say "Well, that's too damn bad!" The smelt parade is a riot! It's kind of a northern bastardization of Mardi Gras. We have something similar in Detroit called the Marche du Nain Rouge. Ours is bigger and we wear red and dress like demons sometimes while in Duluth they wear silver and usually rock some sort of smelt themed costume. Theirs is more fun and soulful and flipped out if you ask me though. There's all manner of wacky smelt themed costumes- Smelt Lumberjack, Smelt Pope, Smeltbot 3000, Smelt Mayor and the fabulous Smelt Queen among dozens of others. There's a second line jazz band playing as the merrymakers dance down the Duluth boardwalk. There's a smelt fry and more music at the parade's conclusion at the Zeitgeist Theater. There's stilt walkers and a whole Rite of Spring type ceremony. Bye bye winter, let's party! Of course they're farther north than the Motor City so it's in May and not March. That's also the height of smelting time here - the reason for the season. Sorry it took me so long to write this. Hell, I had to create the listing, too. None of the normies here on Yelp are messing with this bizarre wonderfulness. Lots of details have slipped through my memory banks in the over half a decade that's elapsed, even if I have lots of photos and even created a travel comic about my pilgrimage here. Suffice it say I give the weirdos at Magic Smelt Puppet Troupe the highest possible recommendation and hope the Smelt Parade somehow endures.

The building had many functions. The function I went to was the Barbie exhibit that was traveling,…read moreand it was fantastic. It was full of photo opportunities and history of the gift shop price has variety. The service was fantastic.

Absolutely disgusted by the way this place has handled something that could have easily been…read moreresolved or at the very least, they could have taken responsibility for. Among a few other completely ridiculous mishaps in which the decc was responsible for the day of the wedding as well as during the wedding pertaining to prime rib that was completely uncooked... the worst of it all is that unknown to the bride and groom, a family member safely placed all gifts under the gift table... resulting in every gift being left behind after the wedding reception. The decc staff has placed blame on the bride and groom as well as the rest of the family/guests. They have not taken accountability at all whatsoever, which is very concerning being there is clearly a very dishonest thief working for them. The decc has completely ignored and disregarded all contact from the bride after the initial conversation where they proceeded to place blame elsewhere, extremely unprofessional. This place is completely ridiculous and I would not recommend for any reason. Will be sharing this experience with as many people as we can reach in hopes of saving others from having a horrible experience.