tall ships

As those majestic ships sailed into the harbor, you could feel the excitement in the air. What a way to kick off the weekend!

The Festival of Sail brought more than just ships; it delivered a bizarre twist with a goat-carrying vessel. How did that happen?

Picture this: nine majestic tall ships gliding into the harbor, each with its own story. It's a maritime spectacle you won't want to miss.

She's back for one weekend only!

Festival of Sail tickets now include jaw-dropping high dives off a 66-foot tower on Duluth’s seawall.

Businesses have adapted how they operate to handle large crowds expected for the Festival of Sail this weekend.

Every region has their own quirks, and we are not immune to that. Here's some things that we do in The Northland that would be strange to an outsider.

Bayfront Blues Festival + Parade Of Tall Ships = Big time traffic!

The World's Largest Rubber Duck made a big splash the first time it made an appearance in Duluth in 2016!

Tall ships will be returning to the Twin Ports in the summer of 2019, re-branded as 'Festival of Sail Duluth'.

This past weekend the Duluth Harbor was filled with tourists, Tall Ships, and one giant rubber duck. The sky was also crowded with drones, and this particular drone got some great visuals for those that may have missed the festivities.

If you're wondering why Canal Park is so busy this weekend, it's Tall Ships weekend. With that being said, The Aerial Lift Bridge and the Minnesota Slip Bridge will have a modified lift schedule this weekend.