Join the Forest History Center for a celebration of winter, with outdoor games and activities including sledding, snow snake races, tomahawk throwing, horse-drawn sleigh rides, and more! Trails will a

Learn all about traditional maple syruping, join the all-day musical jam session, and take part in a nature hike.

Learn about the changing face of conservation and outdoor recreation in America with acclaimed Duluth-based author, photographer and advocate, Dudley Edmondson.

learn the importance and the craft of paddle canoes with expert Alex Comb

Join us for a panel conversation that focuses on Japanese American experiences of girlhood during this significant moment in history with Dr. Ka Wong.

Ward off cabin fever with a dizzying array of fun historical activities!

You'll try your hand at the Game of Graces, cat's cradle, ring toss, jacks, tops, and more!

Come see the Girlhood (It's complicated) exhibit and stick around for a family friendly dance party with DJ Sophia Eris. The dance party will feature and celebrate music by girls and for girls.

What a great hat! Escape the winter doldrums and join us for a Spring Tea on Saturday, March 22 at 1:00 pm!

Join the Forest History Center on FREE DAY to explore the science of snow and winter with the Bell Museum!

Artisan makers, live music by Ron Reimer, hot cocoa, mulled wine, yummy treats, a visit from Santa, and fun are all at the Outdoor Kris Kringle Market, December 16th, 1-4 p.m.!