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JIMMY JABBER Duluth man makes his mark in music world with New Vintage Amplifiers
His work has been seen and heard at music festivals, clubs and arenas around the world, but you wont find posters of him lining teenagers bedroom walls. Nic Patullo started New Vintage Amplifiers i...
Posted on 5/20/13 at 12:00 AM
EH? PLUS Go bowling (sort of)
The Lake Superior Woodturners hosts its annual bowl-making event this weekend, with the results going to Empty Bowls. The public is invited to stop by starting at 10 a.m. Saturday at 1205 93rd Ave. W....
Posted on 3/7/13 at 1:00 AM
STAFF BLOG ASTRO BOB A honeybee's wingbeats hint at the grooviness of light
My dog Sammy's water bowl buzzed with activity yesterday morning. When I went to fill it with fresh water, I noticed a honeybee had fallen in. In its attempt to free itself from the sticky surface t...
Posted on 9/6/11 at 12:13 PM
Gallus makes the best of Scot-rock
ALBUM REVIEW: In 2009, Chris Kelly, who started his musical career in the hamlet of Cloquet with youthful groups like the duo Chris & Matt and Midcoast Sound before moving on up to Medford, and Old Knifey and the Cutthroats, decided to transport his base of activities from Duluth to Seattle based on the word about that area’s burgeoning music scene.
By John Ziegler , October 04, 2012
Best Bets: Michael Johnson performs in Cloquet
The folk singer behind the 1978 hit “Bluer than Blue” and country singles “Give Me Wings” and “The Moon is Still Over Her Shoulders” returns to the area for a meet-n-greet and concert.
By News Tribune staff , December 15, 2011
'Yarn bombing': Art on the cuff
Those crochet cuffs, the size of armbands, wrapped around the base of parking meters in downtown Duluth aren’t just willy-nilly decorations.
By Christa Lawler , October 20, 2011
DECC exhibition showcases works by artists with disabilities
When Todd Olson was 10 and hospitalized with cancer, he received 1,000 paper cranes as a get-well gift.
By Christa Lawler , October 06, 2011
Faces & Names: Brand to be Rosie’s first guest
Rosie O’Donnell gets her wish: Russell Brand will be the first guest on her new talk show.
September 30, 2011
DSSO conductor candidate chose Saturday's program for its classical/modern contrast
The Duluth Superior Symphony Orchestra’s “Five Batons” season continues Saturday with the second conductor candidate, Dirk Meyer.
By Christa Lawler , September 30, 2011
CD review: Curtis' writing resonates with her audience
There’s a wisdom in Catie Curtis’ newest release, “Stretch Limousine on Fire,” that rises above the myopic banalities of so many other recent releases by so many other, often very gifted, singer-songwriters.
By John Ziegler , September 29, 2011
Even nerds get a night out in Duluth
Nerd Nite, a global phenomenon with a local presence, provides an educational and entertaining "happy hour" for those on the geekish fringe.
By Christa Lawler , September 29, 2011
Documentary, Q&A focus on Glensheen architect
The prolific Minnesota architect who designed Glensheen mansion is the subject of a documentary that has aired on Twin Cities Public Television and will get a public screening in Duluth.
By Christa Lawler , September 29, 2011
Best Bets for the coming week in Duluth
This week's Best Bets include "The Ladies Man" at the Duluth Playhouse, Rodney Carrington concert, Duluth Festival Opera's "Pocahontas: A Woman of Two Worlds" and more.
By News Tribune staff , September 22, 2011
Duluth Playhouse puts fresh face in director's chair
When Luke Moravec auditioned for a part in “The Ladies Man,” he faced a director who wasn’t familiar with his work in “The Secret Garden,” and hadn’t caught “Smudge” or “Hamlet.”
By Christa Lawler , September 22, 2011
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