BUDGE A AND E
Dance competition honors Willie Kruger 
Alex Susuki won the first Willie Kruger Spotlight Award and also took home second place for the 21-and-up category for a second consecutive year during an amateur dance competition Sunday, Nov. 18, in Duluth.
By Budgeteer News staff , November 24, 2012
International Drum Month celebrates the rhythm of life
Levi Peterson probably got his fill of drum sticks on Thursday, but maybe not. An eighth-grader just starting drum lessons at Hamlin Music in Duluth, Peterson said he is looking forward to improving his technique, for starters.
By Thomas Vaughn , November 24, 2012
American Indian art exhibition explores the traction of time
Getting run over by a truck is guaranteed to leave an impression. Emily Arthur wanted to do something memorable, so she thought she’d give it a try — in her artwork.
By Thomas Vaughn , October 27, 2012
De la Salle makes a musical journey from France to Duluth
Having the last name de la Salle — the same as the French explorer — might be one reason to travel the world. The other reason is that people want to hear this young musician play.
By Budgeteer News staff , October 20, 2012
Was monkey artwork pictured in last week's Budgeteer misinterpreted?
Work of art or racist statement? That is the debate over a wooden sculpture that was recently on display at Duluth’s Prøve Gallery.
By Tom Olsen , October 20, 2012
Area singers find meaningful sounds in shapes
Paul Waterman might not recommend sitting in a church pew for exercise — unless you want to join him for a session of shape-note singing.
By Thomas Vaughn , October 20, 2012
Renowned organist to give workshop and concert in Duluth
World-renowned organist Martin Jean will perform a recital Oct. 21 at First Lutheran Church in Duluth, sharing the spotlight with a former Duluth musician whose music he will premiere.
October 14, 2012
Column: Diary of a Duck Stamp judge
What’s the first rule of being a U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Federal Duck Stamp judge? Tell no one you’re a Federal Duck Stamp judge.
By Dudley Edmondson , October 07, 2012
Downtown Duluth's Prøve Gallery hosting special first anniversary exhibit
It’s hard to describe the exhibits at the Prøve Gallery in a few, simple words. At any given time, visitors to the downtown Duluth gallery might see or hear paintings, sculptures, music, poetry or photographs.
By Tom Olsen , October 07, 2012
On karaoke nights, Twin Ports residents sing along for fun and prizes
Do you sing with the radio? Can’t wait for American Idol? Sing in the shower? If so, karaoke may be for you.
By Esther Piszczek , October 02, 2012
French singer gets to the bottom of it all at UMD this week
Guitarist Eric Vincent, who lives on a houseboat in Paris, knows how to stay afloat at home.
By Thomas Vaughn , October 01, 2012
Arts collective: Kids learn leadership and life skills - and have fun, too
When Patrick Weber saw a need to train kids in community involvement and leadership, he decided to do it through his favorite medium: art.
By Tom Olsen , September 23, 2012
Beaner’s Central set for musical extravaganza
It’s going to be big — really big. Starting Monday, Beaner’s Central will offer music lovers a moveable feast of bands — 21 bands in 7 days, according to organizer Jason Wussow.
By Thomas Vaughn , September 23, 2012
Books: A Minnesota take on the world’s oldest profession
Mary Casanova, a Minnesota author of more than 30 books, will be visiting Duluth from her hometown of Ranier on Thursday, Sept. 27 to celebrate the release of “Frozen,” her first book for young adults.
By Maureen Maloney , September 17, 2012
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