Heritage Sports Center

The City of Duluth does a great job at providing free skating parties for the community and on Wednesday, December 14, there will be two very special guests.

Everyone regardless of age is invited to enjoy making memories with fun activities thanks to the City of Duluth Parks and Recreation department.  The Gobbler Glide at the Duluth Heritage Sports Center will have free skating, making holiday cards for military and even frozen turkey bowling!

You're invited to spend some time skating at the Essentia Health Duluth Heritage Sports Center, 120 South 30th Avenue West with Boo Bash and this week when the kids are off from school.  The City of Duluth has you covered with free open skating.

We are half way through the week of love, and this evening there is a free Valentine's Day themed event at the Heritage Sports Center in Duluth that is a perfect family evening out.

Isn't that the way it always goes?  Suddenly, you are the "activities director" and have to come up with stuff to do that is affordable for your family, but fun.  The City of Duluth has you covered with free open skating at the DECC & the Heritage Sports Center.

Everyone regardless of age is invited to enjoy making memories with fun activities thanks to the City of Duluth Parks and Recreation department.  You'll want to keep this list of dates handy to take advantage of all the free skating opportunities that await your family.

Isn't that the way it always goes?  Suddenly, you are the "activities director" and have to come up with stuff to do that is affordable for your family, but fun.  The City of Duluth has you covered with free open skating at the Heritage Sports Center.

For 13 years the City Of Duluth Parks and Recreation has offered a Flag Football League.  It's a non-contact sport that has continued to grow in popularity with both genders. Now the City is partnering with the Denfeld Junior Football League for a couple of very useful FREE football clinics.

Spring break week in Duluth is April 6-10.  While kids are looking forward to a break from school, parents are wondering what they're going to do to occupy their free time that will keep them from being a permanent fixture in front of the TV or video games.  The Duluth Parks and Rec Department is helping with  Spring Break Week  Activities at the Heritage Sports Center.

There will be an open house held for the public to hear about a proposed plan that will make the West Duluth sports corridor a premiere athletic destination for Northeastern Minnesota.  You should fill out the questionnaire and attend the meeting to have your voice heard.  A project like this is important to our future athletes and the revenue potential our to our City could be enormous.

Isn't that the way it always goes?  The kids can't wait for school to get out for break, then they're bored.  Suddenly, you become the "activities director" and have to come up with stuff to do that is affordable, but fun.  The City of Duluth has you covered!  Skating, snowshoeing, bonfires and more!

It'll be an exciting busy night at the Duluth Heritage Sports Center with the Perkin's High School Hockey Frenzy pitting the Duluth East Greyhounds against the Cloquet-Esko-Carlton Lumberjacks in the first game at 6p.  Then the Duluth Denfeld Hunters will take on the Hermantown Hawks in an 8p match-up.  It's expected to be a sell-out crowd, so satellite parking has been arranged.