Public Art in Duluth
Discover sculptures, murals, installations, museums, and galleries in Duluth. Your guide to public art worth exploring.
Artworks in Duluth
Museums
Duluth Children's Museum
Longtime center with creative & educational exhibits, programs & activities for children.
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Historic Union Depot
Museums & Performing Arts Organizations in one historic building downtown Duluth MN.
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Karpeles Manuscript Library Museum - Duluth
Historical documents & cultural events in the exhibition hall of a 1912 building with a rotunda.
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Lake Superior Maritime Visitor Center
Exhibits documenting & preserving the heritage of this maritime region are displayed at this museum.
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Lake Superior Railroad Museum
Exhibits of historic railcars & equipment in a former depot, plus excursions & regional history.
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The St. Louis County Depot
An exhibition & arts space in an 1892 depot with a rail museum, scenic railway & arts organizations.
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Tweed Museum of Art
Large university art gallery featuring eclectic works, plus educational tours & lecture series.
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Galleries & Studios
210 Gallery And Arts Center
210 Gallery And Arts Center is a community arts space offering exhibitions, classes, and cultural events.
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Arrowhead Regional Arts Council
Arrowhead Regional Arts Council supports artists and arts organizations throughout northeastern Minnesota.
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Dr. Robert Powless Cultural Center
202 W 2nd St, Duluth, MN 55802, USA
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Park Point Art Fair
Park Point Art Fair is an annual community arts event and organization in Duluth.
View details →Spirit of the Lake Community Arts
Spirit of the Lake Community Arts is a Duluth-based organization promoting community arts and cultural events.
View details →St. Louis county Heritage & Arts Center
St. Louis County Heritage & Arts Center is a community facility offering cultural programming and arts education.
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St. Louis county Heritage & Arts Center
Historic Union Depot was once Duluth's busiest train station. Closed to rail traffic in 1969, the building was rescued by a group of concerned citizens and by St. Louis County. Working together they transformed the building into a community cultural center and home to four museums, an active community theatre, ballet and symphony. Now on the national Register of Historic Places, The Depot is a family destination and one of Duluth's premier tourist attractions!
View details →Waterstop Infoshop
Waterstop Infoshop is a community space in Duluth offering workshops, events, and resources for artists and activists.
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