ART & MUSIC

MUSIC IN THE ATRIUM

TUESDAY EVENINGS

We’re excited to welcome Peat Boggs to Zeitgeist, bringing live music to your evenings on the third Tuesday of every month throughout 2025. It’s the perfect midweek excuse to settle in, grab a drink, and enjoy some great local sound in a cozy atmosphere.

    SUNDAY BRUNCH

    BLAKE THOMAS

    Sunday Brunch just got even better. For the next three months, Blake Thomas will be setting the tone with live music while you sip, savor, and ease into your Sunday. Good food, great music, and even better company—what more could you ask for?

      ART IN THE ATRIUM

      GENDER JOY: PRESENTED BY YWCA AND PAVSA

      SHOW STATEMENT

      Each year, YWCA Duluth showcases artwork created by girls, women and gender-expansive folks and invites the public to an opening reception to celebrate this work that symbolizes the joy each artist finds in their gender(s). This year, we’ve partnered with PAVSA to show artwork created by sexual assault survivors too.
      Another addition to this year’s show is a community art project titled “The Elephant in the Room”, hosted by Rachel Gilbertson from Art of Presence. Participants will be invited to write words or short phrases on a large canvas representing harmful messages they have received because of their gender identity and return to splatter vibrant paint over the canvas, using different colors, tools, and shapes. Rachel will complete the artwork by painting a portion of an elephant’s face emerging from the layered words and splattered color. The elephant symbolizes the “elephant in the room” — the unspoken realities connected to gender that are widely felt yet often left unacknowledged.

       

      ART IN THE RESTAURANT

      ANIMAL FORM- A GROUP ART EXHIBIT

      The artwork of Odio Nib.

      Animal Form is a group art exhibit and reading featuring the work of over 40 artists and poets exploring our complex, emotional, and ever-evolving relationships with animals. Through visual art and spoken word, participating artists reflect on themes of companionship, instinct, memory, identity, and the ways animals shape how we understand ourselves and the world around us.

      The exhibition brings together a wide range of creative voices and perspectives, inviting viewers to pause, observe, and reconnect—with animals, with art, and with one another. A public reading featured select poets took place during the opening, offering another layer of storytelling and reflection.

      For all gallery-related inquiries and artwork submissions, please email art@zeitgeistarts.com

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