Saturday, Sept. 28th (9am-7pm)
and Sunday, Sept. 29th (9am-5pm)

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Our Accomplishments

Festival Projects

Looking back at the Festival’s numerous changes and accomplishments fills us with a sense of pride. Take a minute to reminisce along with us as we share a list of the projects we’ve undertaken.

Ongoing

  • Donation to Duluth Cluster Schools Foundation – $10,000
  • Annual Concert

2024

  • 2023 Duluth Co-op/ Hands of Christ – $15K

2023

  • Duluth Co-op/ Hands of Christ – $15K
  • Spectrum Autism Support Group – $10K
  • Donation to Duluth High School Scholarship Fund – $3K

2022

  • Donation to Rainbow Village – $15K
  • Donation to Duluth Co-op/ Hands of Christ – $15K
  • Donation to the Duluth Historical Society – $3K
  • Duluth Fine Arts League “Cricket” sculpture in front of City Hall – $5K

2021

  • Donation to Southeastern Railway Museum – 5-year pledge – $50K

2020

  • Painting, stage resurfacing and enhancements to Duluth Festival Center
  • Donation to the Duluth Church Cemetery – 5-year pledge – $50K
  • Donation to Bunten Road Park kitchen – $3K

2019

  • Enhanced Landscaping of the Town Green $4,000
  • Supplemented City’s Entertainment and Events $75,000
  • Concept Design for Train Viewing Platform $67,000
  • Installed Lighting on Main Street Sponsor Board $8,000

2018

  • Taylor Park Playground Equipment, Renovating Park Gazebo, Installing Gravel Parking Lot $95,000
  • Repair Bricks and Landscape Town Green $7,500
  • Run Power Under Railroad Tracks $4,000
  • Festival Center remodel, including new lighting fixtures and paint
  • HVAC installation for the Festival Center: $25,000
  • Christmas Tree enhancements $6,000

2017

  • Christmas Trees for Town Green and Parsons Alley $20,000
  • Historic Mosaic by Jennifer Freemen: $25,000
  • Brick Wall in Dreamkeepers Sculpture: $25,000
  • Duluth Bike Racks: $6,000
  • Police Camera for Town Green: $6,000

2016

  • AGCO Tractor for City: $30,000
  • Red Clay and Parsons Alley Performances: $5,000

2015

  • Parsons Alley: $250,000
  • Red Clay Music Foundry Marquees: $60,000

2014

  • City Parking Lot (paving, landscaping, and other improvements: $50,000)
  • Festival Center Renovation: $30,000

2013

  • Red Clay Music Foundry Improvements: $35,000
  • Hardwood Floors for the Festival Center $25,000

2012

  • Final payment of Festival Center: $1,300,000 (total)

2011

  • Eastern Continental Divide Monument: $11,000

2009

  • Sponsor Board and Taylor Park Entrance: $40,000
  • Plantation Shutters for the Festival Center: $20,000

2008

  • Expansion of Taylor Park Public Restrooms: $40,000

2006

  • Festival Courtyard Bricked and Landscaped: $125,000

2000

  • Festival Center Construction

1996

  • Taylor Park Acquisition (contributed 1/2 with City of Duluth): $100,000

1993-1995

  •  Trees, Shrubs, Planters, Brick Sidewalks, Lampposts, Building Renovations

Saturday, Sept. 28 (9am-7pm)
and
Sunday (9am-5pm)
Sept. 28 – Sept. 29, 2024

Festival Projects
The Duluth Fall Festival is a RAIN OR SHINE EVENT and is still on for this weekend.