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STAFF BLOG CAPITOL CHATTER Legislative notebook: Farmers want clarification
By Don Davis and Danielle Killey Farmers are not sure how much more they will be taxed after the Democratic-controlled Legislature adopted a $2 billion tax increase. It appears that farmers will pay ...
Posted on 5/21/13 at 1:12 AM
STAFF BLOG EH? PLUS Poetry, music today
Todays plans can include some songs and poetry readings in downtown Duluth. Moonlight Over Stone: Poetry in Sacred Places will feature readings from Linda LeGarde Grover and Roberta Hill and music fro...
Posted on 5/18/13 at 12:00 AM
THIS WOMAN WRITES Light and Hope versus Darkness and Despair
From theStart Your Week with Steve newsletterof Steve Henderson Fine Art: Steve Says: "In art school, we were repeatedly told to find our own style and paint it, which sounds like great advice if ...
Posted on 5/6/13 at 5:53 PM
STAFF BLOG NEWS TRIBUNE ATTIC Homegrown Music Festival photos
Duluth's Homegrown Music Festival, which opened Sunday, celebrates its 15th anniversary this year. Here is a gallery of News Tribune photos from - or associated with - Homegrown Festivals of years pas...
Posted on 4/28/13 at 11:42 PM
MUSIC MOVES Hooooooold on.......
This week began like any other week (or any other week in North Dakota, at least): Sunday took us into what looked like it might be a snow day, but we forged ahead safely into programming at the Schoo...
Posted on 4/18/13 at 6:56 PM
Best Bets: Nerd Nite: Max Headroom, biking and ‘All work and no play’ 
This month, the local nerds consider a commercial character gone Hollywood, two-wheeled travel and the movie that both terrified and confused you as a child.
By News Tribune staff , May 09, 2013
Eh? Go out for that musical
The Duluth Playhouse is hosting youth education auditions for the summer performance intensives and musical theater boot camp Saturday at the Playhouse Conservatory.
By News Tribune staff , May 09, 2013
Best Bets: Sevendust to play at Clyde Iron Works
Long time alternative-metal band Sevendust plays a show Wednesday at Clyde Iron Works in support of its new album “Black Out the Sun.”
By News Tribune staff , May 09, 2013
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Best Bets: County Seat Theater considers the road trip
Don Browning is a middle-aged writer charged with his father’s remains. When he tries to give them a final resting place at his father’s childhood home, he finds that his grandmother’s house has become a grocery store.
By News Tribune staff , May 09, 2013
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Best Bets: Minneapolis-based folk duo plays Teatro Zuccone
Caroline Smith and Jesse Schuster — both of Caroline Smith and the Good Night Sleeps — will play a show at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday at Teatro Zuccone.
By News Tribune staff , May 09, 2013
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Best Bets: UMD presents Haydn’s "The World of the Moon"
An astrologer tricks the businessman father of three beautiful girls in the production of “The World of the Moon” by Franz Joseph Haydn.
By News Tribune staff , May 09, 2013
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Faces & Names: Rihanna booed in Boston, cheered in Brooklyn
Rihanna was booed for turning up late at a concert in Boston, but the audience in New York cheered her on even though she didn’t start on time the following night.
May 09, 2013
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One-man show thrills 'Lord of the Rings' fans
THEATER REVIEW: For any kid who has ever turned a playground into Middle Earth, acted out Gandalf the Grey’s return as Gandalf the White and used mouth-made effects to create the soundtrack to an epic tale, there is someone you should meet.
By Christa Lawler , May 08, 2013
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Eh? Poetry: Adults only
Hey, literati: What would happen if “Moby Dick” were rewritten as an erotic haiku?
By News Tribune staff , May 07, 2013
James Bond’s energy, intrigue reflected in symphony concert
REVIEW: Symphony Hall at the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center was elegantly rowdy on Saturday night, and the mysterious “Q” was in the first violin section. For two hours the energy and intrigue of James Bond filled the room — 50 years of music and seductive espionage.
By Samuel Black , May 06, 2013
Fans, stars flock to Scranton, Pa., for 'Office' party
The actors who play Pam, Jim, Dwight and other beloved characters from the popular NBC show “The Office” bade farewell on Saturday to the northeastern Pennsylvania city of Scranton that served as the TV setting for their fictional paper company.
By Associated Press report , May 05, 2013
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Richard Fryberger: The Occasional Painter
Richard Fryberger has been creating art for more than four decades, but he has squeezed it into a lifetime — he’s 66 — filled with career, family, community service, travel adventures, and a dazzling variety of other hobbies and interests.
By Marty Sozansky , May 04, 2013
Theater review: Cast conquers 'Coward'
The production of “Oh, Coward!,” a program that incorporates the works of writer-actor-director-composer-etc. Noel Coward, opened Thursday at The Underground starring three of the biggest locals in the biz: Cal Metts, Jeff Madison and Vicki Fingalson.
By Christa Lawler , May 03, 2013
Best Bets: DSSO takes on Bond — James Bond
Gigs with tribute performers Jeans ’n Classics are becoming a regular thing for the Duluth Superior Symphony Orchestra.
By News Tribune staff , May 02, 2013
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Best Bets: Three Altos play reunion show
When Rabbi Amy Bernstein left Temple Israel for California in June 2010, she left behind more than a congregation — she also left the music group Three Altos.
By News Tribune staff , May 02, 2013
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