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Tuesday, April 30
7 p.m. – The Brothers Burn Mountain
8 p.m. – Woodblind
9 p.m. – A Band Called Truman
10 p.m. – Big Wave Dave and the Ripples
DECC — The Brothers Burn Mountain — Woodblind — A Band Called Truman — Big Wave Dave and the Ripples — Homegrown Music Festival
Homegrown Music Festival at the DECC lineup
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Truth is, nobody does this kind of whimsical civic experience quite like the DECC. Remember their other big swings? The glitzy Bentleyville Christmas village that practically owns our lakefront each winter. The rollicking Oktoberfest.
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The events are truly a Duluth-style night out. Where else can you watch the sun set over Lake Superior, see the Lift Bridge rise, and hear great music from the deck of a 1930s freighter?
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