skating

What kid wouldn't want to skate with Santa, Rudolph and friends. I didn't even know that Santa could skate. With the many opportunities to meet Santa around the Twin Ports, this is an chance for kids to meet Rudolph as well.

More and more things are popping up to have safer Halloween fun with kids. It's hard to find something that the whole family can enjoy and go to. Duluth Parks and Rec have come up with a family skate Wednesday, October 25, at the Essentia Health Duluth Heritage Sports Center.

The Duluth Figure Skating Club will hold the Winter One Miler. It's a family fun skating event that helps to raise money for the club. The skate is open to all ages and takes place at Mars Arena on Rice Lake Road. You can save money by registering online.

One of the big events in the area for kids is to skate and talk with the UMD Bulldogs. Families will be able to skate with the Women's and Men's Hockey Teams,  On Sunday December 4th from 3-5 pm.

It's so fun to ice skate indoors, where you don't have to worry about the weather and the elements. The Heritage is featuring a free family skate where there will be military service members to answer questions and talk about their service. There is also an opportunity to help the food shelves of the area.

The temperatures might be a little chilly, but the intention is good!  The City of Duluth invites the public to come skate for free this Saturday and Sunday at Bayfront Festival Park's Family Center.

Every kid dreams of skating on the brand new Amsoil Ice. The open area and new looking seats around. The City Of Duluth Parks and Recreation and UMD have teamed up to make that dream a reality.

Everyone likes to go skating, but sometimes the weather doesn't cooperate. Kids, especially younger ones, don't want to go out in the cold. Here is an opportunity to skate indoors and have fun as a family. Open skating will be available at the Heritage Center.

What's better than skating in the winter?  I would suggest that being able to skate for free would rank right up there!  If you or your family is interested in lacing up some skates - here's your opportunity!

There's no shortage of fun in the winter - especially if you have a pair of ice skates!  Just as you would expect in a city that fully-embraces the snow and the cold, ice skating opportunities abound within the Twin Ports.

How would you like to be part of the Reindeer games? The City of Duluth and its community partners invite the public to a free skating party with Santa and Rudolph on December 18, 2013 from 6:30 to 8:00 PM at the Duluth Heritage Sports Center (120 South 30th Ave West).

Food Shelves are at an all time low, they need your help. To call attention to the need in the community and to provide some fun for kids and families. In order to fill the food shelves people are asked to bring a non-perishable food item to donate for area food shelves.