BUDGE A AND E
'A Night of Steampunk' at the Depot
The Historic Depot Train Museum was the backdrop for A Night of Steampunk, presented by The Duluth Art Institute on Thursday, May 17.
By Emily Rose , May 26, 2012
Berklee composer plans to put Hermantown choir students to the test
After spending nearly three years at one of the world’s most prominent music schools, Hermantown High School graduate Brian Erickson is returning to his alma mater to compose a song for the school’s winter music festival.
By Joe Cadotte , May 26, 2012
Judge rules on murder case — in his latest novel 
Character building takes commitment. Just ask local author Mark Munger. Munger gets up every morning at 5 a.m., brews coffee, and sits down in front of his computer.
By Thomas Vaughn , May 19, 2012
Redheads rule the lobby of the North Shore Bank of Commerce
Award-winning pastel artist Michelle Wegler opened her exhibit “Portraits: Fair to Fiery” earlier this month at the North Shore Bank of Commerce downtown office, 131 W. Superior Street.
May 19, 2012
Boydz Revival set to rock Temple Israel
Organizers are excited about staging their second annual major fundraising event for Temple Israel, and the community is invited to join in on the fun.
By Valerie Clark , May 12, 2012
Benefit concert opens 2012 Duluth Dylan Fest
A memorable evening of live music and nostalgic reverie keyed in to local historic preservation will set the tone for the 2012 Duluth Dylan Fest.
By Thomas Vaughn , May 05, 2012
Guild of Organists features Harry Potter music
Music from “Harry Potter” on the organ? The May 6 recital by members of the Arrowhead Chapter of the American Guild of Organists will feature that and more.
April 28, 2012
Duluth Photography Institute celebrates Minnesota
Nine photographers with connections to the Duluth Photography Institute have had their photographs chosen to be published in “Capture Minnesota,” a book produced by Twin Cities Public Television.
By Naomi Yaeger , April 28, 2012
Alleys and garages provide new venues for art exhibits in Duluth
By Joseph Thoennes , April 27, 2012
Novel by Minnesota author deals with wolf die-off
A Duluth author recently published a novel based on Isle Royale's wolf population issue. “Eye of the Wolf” explores the pressures experienced by researchers, the park service and visitor-service providers.
By Budgeteer News Staff , April 22, 2012
Book review: Encounters of the werewolf kind on Isle Royale
Fans of the “Twilight” saga, rejoice. The Northland now has its own tale of werewolf lore and love in “Eye of the Wolf,” a paranormal romance set on Isle Royale.
By Maureen Maloney , April 22, 2012
Brian Matuszak column: Mickey’s passion for life, stage swept Brian like a tidal wave
So a friend passed away last week. She wasn’t a close friend. In fact, I can’t even remember the last time I saw her. She was, however, one of those lovely souls who step into your life path for a bit and then move on, randomly drifting in and out after that.
By Brian Matuszak , April 21, 2012
Northland artists to host Earth Day Gallery Hop on April 21
Taking place Saturday, April 21 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., the 22nd Annual Earth Day Gallery Hop will feature 13 art galleries in Duluth and Superior.
By Julie Krienke , April 16, 2012
Local author shares inspirational tales about light display
Chuck Frederick has spent much of his life telling people’s stories as a newspaper reporter and editor. Continuing this tradition in his recently published book, “Spirit of the Lights,” Frederick tells the story of Marcia Hales, a local woman who holds a Christmas light display in her beachside backyard every year.
By Chuck Frederick , December 02, 2011
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