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There's never a dull moment at the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center. Here are the public events happening for the rest of August:

11-13 | Bayfront Blues Festival

13 | Bored Teachers: WE CAN’T MAKE THIS STUFF UP! COMEDY TOUR

15 | Beer & Bands by the Blue Bridge

17 | Duluth Police Department Kids, Cops & Cars

19 | Jurassic Park In Concert

19-20 | Art In Bayfront Park

22 | Beer & Bands by the Blue Bridge

25-26 | Tribute Fest Bayfront Park

29 | Beer & Bands by the Blue Bridge

To see a full list of public events, https://bit.ly/WhatsHappeningDECC

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