Duluth · Saint Louis County, MN

Arts & Culture in Duluth

Scout analyzed 83 Duluth places and surfaced the ones that actually fit arts & culture.

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Typical spend

$30

Typical visit

2.1 hr

Best neighborhoods for arts & culture

Ranked by how many matching spots Scout found in each area.

Canal Park

4 matching spots

Downtown - Waterfront

4 matching spots

Spirit Valley

1 matching spots

Lincoln Park

1 matching spots

Congdon Park

1 matching spots

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Canal Park

Lake Superior Art Glass

Lake Superior Art Glass is a good stop for an hour or so to browse unique glass art, potentially seeing a demonstration. It can be a free experience or lead to a moderate purchase, and pairs well with other Canal Park attractions.

ArtsShoppingViews

$0–$50 typical2 hr visitmoderate parking

Canal Park

Duluth Entertainment Convention Center

The Duluth Entertainment Convention Center is a destination for events like concerts, expos, and hockey games. Plan for a 3-4 hour visit, with ticket prices and concessions varying significantly by event.

ArtsSportsFood

$20–$100 typical3 hr visitmoderate parking

Canal Park

Lake Superior Maritime Visitor Center

This free visitor center offers an hour or two of maritime history exhibits, often paired with watching ships from the canal. Expect to spend little to no money here, making it a good addition to a Canal Park visit.

ArtsHistoryViews

$0 typical2 hr visitmoderate parking

Spirit Valley

The West Theatre

This is a local movie theater suitable for a casual evening out or a family matinee. Expect to spend 2-3 hours and around $10-25 per person, depending on snacks.

Live musicArtsFood

$10–$25 typical2.3 hr visiteasy parking

Downtown - Waterfront

NorShor Theatre

The NorShor Theatre is suitable for an evening show, often paired with dinner nearby. Expect a visit of 2-3 hours, with ticket prices typically ranging from $30-$100 per person.

Live musicArtsRelaxed

$30–$100 typical2.3 hr visitmoderate parking

Lincoln Park

Duluth Children's Museum

The Duluth Children's Museum is an ideal indoor option for families with young children for a 2-hour visit. Expect to spend $10-20 per person for admission, offering a playful and educational experience.

ArtsAnimalsWellness

$10–$20 typical2 hr visiteasy parking

Canal Park

William A Irvin Museum

This museum ship offers a guided tour through a historic freighter, making for a solid hour-long educational stop. It costs around $10-15 per person and can be paired with other Duluth harbor activities.

ArtsHistoryOutdoors

$10–$15 typical2 hr visiteasy parking

Downtown - Waterfront

The St. Louis County Depot

The St. Louis County Depot is a great stop for an educational family outing, offering multiple museums and a scenic railway. Plan for 2-3 hours and expect to spend $10-30 per person, especially if including a train ride.

Live musicArtsSports

$10–$30 typical2 hr visitmoderate parking

Downtown - Waterfront

North Shore Scenic Railroad

This is a good activity for a multi-hour family outing, offering scenic views and local history. Expect to spend $25-60 per person on tickets.

ArtsHistoryViews

$25–$60 typical2 hr visitmoderate parking

Congdon Park

Glensheen Mansion

Glensheen offers a historical house tour combined with scenic outdoor grounds on Lake Superior, suitable for a 1.5 to 2-hour visit. Expect to spend $18-30 per person for entry, making it a main activity for a Duluth trip.

ArtsHistoryViews

$18–$30 typical2 hr visiteasy parking

Downtown - Waterfront

Lake Superior Railroad Museum

This museum is good for a 2-3 hour family or solo visit, exploring historic trains and regional history, with ticket prices around $10-20 per person. It could pair well with a walk along the Duluth waterfront.

ArtsHistoryAnimals

$10–$20 typical2 hr visitmoderate parking