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North Shore MN Guide North Shore Area With Duluth, MN and Superior, WI 2-3 Local Area Events 4-5 Residential Services 6 St. Louis County History 7 St. Louis County Communities 8 Lake County History 9 Lake County Communities 10 Cook County History 11 Cook County Communities 12 City of Superior History 13-16 Parks & Recreation 17-19 Hunting Seasons 20-22 DNR License Centers 23-25 Fishing Seasons 28-29 Local Area Attractions 30-31 Area Trails Scan the QR Codes to go to the individual county pages. St. Louis County Lake County Cook County Douglas County Local Area Events JANUARY MAY JULY (CONTD.) SEPTEMBER (CONTD.) The Duluth Bridal Show Christopher & Banks MS Walk | Duluth Stars of the North Music Festival | Grand Marais Art Along the Lake | Cook County Holiday Spirit in the Lights | Duluth Dulcimer Day in Duluth Folk Music Festival South St. Louis County Fair Amsoil Speedway Northern Nationals | Superior John Beargrease Sled Dog Marathon | Duluth Annual Homegrown Music Festival | Duluth Annual Fisherman’s Picnic | Grand Marais Cause for the Paws | Superior MCSA Governors Cup College Ski Race | Duluth Memorial Day Parade | Duluth 4th of July Celebration | Superior Burrito Union Triathlon | Superior Nordic Spirit Cross-Country Ski Race | Duluth The Duluth Superior Film Festival All Pints North Summer Brew Fest | Duluth East End Family Fun Day & Rummage Sales | Superior Northwoods Snowshoe Championship | Duluth Grand Marais Jazz Festival Walk & Run to End Abuse | Superior Norpine Fat Bike Classic | Duluth Grand Marais Kite Festival AUGUST Annual Running for our Heroes 5K | Superior Winter Carnival | Duluth Le Grand du Nord | Grand Marais Brewhouse Triathlon | Duluth Sawtooth International XC Ski Race | Grand Marais Dylan Days | Hibbing Glensheen’s Annual Festival of Fine Art & Craft | Duluth OCTOBER Great Lakes Pond Hockey Classic | Superior Superior Spring Trail Races | Lutsen Art in Bayfront Park Art Fair | Duluth Boo at the Zoo | Duluth Vintage Snowmobile Selection Collection Run | Superior Art Along the Lake | Cook County Bayfront Blues Festival | Duluth Haunted Ship | Duluth Frozen Fore | Superior JAWS Fishing Derby | Superior City On the Hill Music Festival | Duluth Midnight Sun Grand Traverse | Duluth Lake Superior Ice Festival | Superior Duluth Children’s Museum Bubble Festival Wolf Family Rendezvous | Ely JUNE Duluth-Superior Pride Moose Madness Family Festival | Grand Marais FEBRUARY Grandma’s Marathon | Duluth Looney Days | Ely Inuit Premiere | Grand Marais Boulder Lake Ski Race | Duluth Larkin Hoffman MS 150 Bike Tour | Duluth Cook County Fair | Grand Marais Tailgate to Recovery | Superior Ely ArtWalk Lincoln Park District Walleye Open | Duluth Sawtooth Challenge | Grand Marais Fall Flashlight Tours | Superior Ely Winter Festival Minnesota State H.O.G. Rally | Duluth Fisherman’s Picnic | Grand Marais Two Harbors Winter Frolic Park Point Art Fair | Duluth Grand Portage Bayou Boogie Festival NOVEMBER Annual Cook County Snowmobile Club Fun Run Sieur Du Luth Summer Arts Festival | Duluth Rendezvous Days & Pow Wow | Grand Portage AMSOIL Duluth National Snocross Hygge Festival | Grand Marais Chum Rhubarb Festival | Duluth Labor Day Shootout | Hibbing Bentleyville “Tour of Lights” | Duluth Pincushion Mountain Winter Festival | Grand Marais Babbitt Walleye Whamma | Ely Merritt Days | Mountain Iron Gales of November | Duluth Cloud Cult | Lutsen Mountains Finnish American Summer Festival | Ely South St. Louis County Fair | Proctor Gobble Gallop Race | Duluth Candlelit Ski & Snowshoe | Lutsen Peter Mitchell Fun Days Dock Dogs | Ely Silver Bay Invitational Golf Tournament | Silver Bay PAVSA Art Auction | Duluth Annual Riverview Loppet Ski Races | Superior Wooden Boat Show & Solstice Festival | Grand Marais Lake County Fair | Two Harbors The Polar Express Train Ride | Duluth Hibbing Jubilee Summer Celebration Car Show | Virginia Christmas City of the North Parade | Duluth MARCH Shifters Car Show | Hibbing Annual North Shore Bike Ride | Silver Creek Arctic Film Festival | Grand Marais Fun Fair Carnival & Expo | Duluth Heritage Days | Two Harbors Northern Exposure Rabbit Club Show | Superior Annual Bluegrass Masters Weekend | Lutsen Dog Days of Winter | Duluth Timber Days | Cook County Lakefest | Superior Lake Superior Storm Festival | Lutsen, Grand Marais WolfTrack Classic Sled Dog Race | Ely Boundary Waters Expo | Cook County Head of the Lakes Fair | Superior Winterer’s Gathering | Grand Marais Puck Days | Eveleth Bong Center Military Vehicle Show | Superior Oh Ole Night Parade, Tree Lighting & Fireworks| Winter Tracks | Grand Marais JULY Lake Superior Dragon Boat Festival | Superior Grand Marais Easter Egg Hunt | Grand Marais 4th of July Celebration | North Shore Duluth-Superior PRIDE Festival | Superior Fairlawn Holiday Celebration | Superior The Sugar Tour | Lutsen Beaver Days | Beaver Bay Great Northern Classic Rodeo | Superior Douglas County Fish & Game Sports Show | Superior Downtown Duluth Sidewalk Days DECEMBER City of Duluth Fourth Fest SEPTEMBER Glensheen Holiday Brunches | Duluth APRIL Finn Fest in Duluth Chisholm Fire Days Holiday Banquet & City Lights Tour | Duluth Arrowhead Home & Builders Show | Duluth Taste of Duluth Burrito Union 10-hr Triathlon | Duluth Holiday Gallery Stroll | Duluth Art for Earth Day Gallery Hop | Duluth North Shore Dragon Boat Festival | Duluth Grandma’s Oktoberfest Celebration | Duluth Holiday Spirit in the Lights | Duluth Last Chance Bonspiel | Hibbing Spirit Valley Days | Duluth North Shore Inline Marathon | Duluth Weihnachtsfest | Duluth Sweetwater Shakedown Spring Music Festival | Lutsen Blueberry Art Festival | Ely KIA Drag Races & Car Show | Duluth Arrowhead Ice Fishing and Winter Show | Duluth Easter Festival | Lutsen Mountains Boundary Waters Blues Festival | Ely Duluth Rising Festival A Northwoods Christmas | Ely Midwest Extreme Snowmobile Challenge | Mines & Pines | Hibbing Harvest Moon Festival | Ely Bayfront Festival of Lights | Grand Marais Lutsen Mountains Bay Days 10K Road and Trail Run/Walk | Silver Bay A Taste of the Gunflint Trail | Grand Marais Fairlawn Holiday Celebration | Superior Gitchee Gumee Brew Fest | Superior Bay Front Reggae & World Music Festival | Duluth Radio Waves Music Festival | Grand Marais Holiday Luncheon & Musical | Superior Easter EGG-Stravaganza | Superior Great Virginia Get-Together Superior Fall Trail Races | Lutsen Annual Foolin’ Around with your Family Tree | Superior Grand Marais Arts Festival *Events are subject to change Annual Veterans Expo | Superior North Shore Water Festival | Grand Marais 2 - St. Louis, Lake, Cook Counties, MN and Superior, WI • Resident Guide www.LincolnMarketing.us - 3 Residential Services ST. LOUIS COUNTY LAKE COUNTY St. Louis County General Information ................................................................1 (800) 450-9777 Assessor ................................................................................................................(218) 834-8310 Administration .....................................................................................................(218) 726-2448 Attorney .........................................................................................................................834-8350 Assessor .........................................................................................................................726-2304 Auditor/Treasurer ...........................................................................................................834-8315 Attorney .........................................................................................................................726-2323 Board of Commissioners .................................................................................................834-8320 Auditor/Treasurer ...........................................................................................................279-2520 Court Administration .....................................................................................................834-8330 Board of Commissioners .................................................................................................726-2448 Facility Maintenance ......................................................................................................834-8447 Environmental Services ..................................................................................................749-0639 Forestry/ Land Department ............................................................................................834-8340 Extension .......................................................................................................................733-2870 Highway ........................................................................................................................834-8380 Forestry/Land Department ............................................................................................726-2606 Human Resources & Safety ............................................................................................834-8323 Information Systems ......................................................................................................726-2646 Information Systems ......................................................................................................834-8392 Law Library ....................................................................................................................726-2612 Planning & Zoning .........................................................................................................834-8327
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