DINE Watch for the region’s first Indigenous Food Market and Café in 2019! Nestled in the hillside, with stunning views of Lake Superior, the new food market and café is where you can experience the traditional Indigenous cuisine and bring traditional foods into your own culinary repertoire. Also, an Indigenous Coffee Shop will open in the Lincoln Park Craft District and feature an Indigenous art retail space. Enjoy the warmth and traditions of the Indigenous culture while visiting Duluth.

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“Akawe EXPERIENCE Attend a summer powwow, Anishinabe Akiing” hosted by the Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa, that blends tribal tradition and modern hospitality. While there, plan to visit the Fond du THE SHORES OF LAKE SUPERIOR have been Lac Reservation Cultural Center & Museum. home to native people for centuries. The City of November is National Native American Heritage Month Duluth and the surrounding region rests on the CELEBRATE NATIVE AMERICAN HERITAGE DAY traditional Indigenous land of the Lake Superior Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) people. You’ll find special Exhibits • Activities • Speakers • Music • Food November 30, 2019 at The Depot celebrations and attractions that preserve and promote native culture.

SHOP Visit Indigenous First Art and Gift Shop to experience Indigenous culture. The shop is Duluth’s first Indigenous-led art gallery and art shop, featuring over 70 different contemporary Indigenous artists. You’ll find original art, giclee prints, jewelry, pottery, books, apparel, and Indigenous traditional food including teas, wild rice and maple syrup. OFFICAL VISITOR GUIDE | VISITDULUTH.COM 15