by Patrizia Winsper | May 18, 2023 | Arts & Entertainment
Local artist Amy Rader’s neighbors must question why U-Haul trucks regularly come and go from her property. The self-professed introvert works out of her serene home studio and office near Town Center. “They probably wonder what I do for a living,” Rader...
by Glenn Boylan | Mar 7, 2023 | Arts & Entertainment, City of Duluth
Duluth resident creates a short film exploring the American Dream. Duluth resident Sam Dubin has drawn upon his own family history to create The Stream, a film that explores the American Dream from the perspective of a middle class immigrant family, where deep love...
by SWG Staff | Feb 17, 2023 | Arts & Entertainment, Books
Duluth mother and author Janelle London has released her first children’s book, The Greatness Within. It was inspired by watching her four-year-old son and his experiences taking on new activities and challenges. The Greatness Within is an illustrated journey of a...
by SWG Staff | Feb 7, 2023 | Arts & Entertainment, City of Duluth, Gwinnett Library
A Black History Month celebration that uses storytelling to create powerful imagery On Saturday, February 11, the work of the nationally recognized local artist duo CreativeSoul Photography will be exhibited at the Gwinnett County Public Library (GCPL) Duluth branch,...
by Courtesy of Elliott Brack's Gwinnett Forum | Jan 22, 2023 | Arts & Entertainment, City of Duluth
Duluth has a new mural, centrally located and most visible on the back windows of the Nacho Daddy building, dubbed Meet Me on Main. It’s a colorful step back in Duluth history, the product of talented local artist Brenda Ehly. Ehly says “When I first...
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by SWG Staff | Jan 21, 2023 | Arts & Entertainment
January 19 – February 19, 2023In the Metro Waterproofing Mainstage Kim’s Convenience by Ins ChoiDirected by Rebecca S. Wear Mr. Kim dispenses fatherly wisdom, history lessons and potato chips from behind his convenience store counter. A Korean immigrant, he planned a...
