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6 days ago · The Zeitgeist Arts building is a hub for film, food, art, and community in downtown Duluth. We are your home movie theater, performance theater, art gallery and restaurant & bar. We thrive on connecting creatives and community members.
A two show pass to Zeitgeist Theater shows inside the theater! POTUS: or, Behind Every Great Dumbass Are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive, and the Duluth premiere of Invisible Fences.
Situated near Canal Park and the stunning Lake Superior, you can enjoy your meal while soaking in the beauty of Duluth. We offer a variety of local beers, craft cocktails, and fine wines to complement your meal, ensuring a memorable dining experience.
Zeitgeist Duluth, Duluth, Minnesota. 9,862 likes · 87 talking about this · 8,575 were here. Championing Arts & Community in Duluth Restaurant & Bar -...
Zeitgeist Restaurant & Bar, Duluth: See 186 unbiased reviews of Zeitgeist Restaurant & Bar, rated 4.5 of 5 on Tripadvisor and ranked #22 of 188 restaurants in Duluth.
Zeitgeist is a nonprofit arts and community development organization. In our building we house the Zeitgeist Arts Cafe, Zeitgeist Teatro Performance Theater, and Zinema 2 Movie Theaters. We are also home to the iconic Renegade Theater Company and Renegade Improv Team.
6 days ago · Duluth’s only non-profit restaurant, serving new American cuisine, local beer, craft cocktails, and wine. A culinary and cultural destination in the heart of downtown Duluth.
Full scale restaurant and bar offering 'New American' cuisine- classic comfort foods with a contemporary touch- and fresh, house-made food in a casual atmosphere. Our menu features a variety of gluten free, vegetarian and vegan options!
Jan 20, 2023 · “The Boys Room” acts as a comeback for Zeitgeist Theater, as Zeitgeist hasn’t produced a show themselves since October 2021. You can find ticket information here.
Apr 4, 2024 · The local Zeitgeist Arts Building hosted opening night on Wednesday by screening highly anticipated local and international films during this year’s Minnesota Film Festival. The progressive Duluth film scene has hit new records, with more than 350 films sent in for review this past year.
