Essentia Duluth Heritage Center

EDHC

Much more than hockey...
Sill Ice Arena
Home of the Denfeld, East, & Northern Stars High School Teams
Giuliani Hall Lobby
Seitz Arena Turf

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EDHC Covid Policy 1/10/21

Essentia Duluth Heritage Center Covid Policies

The EDHC will be strictly following the MN Department of Health (MDH) rules and Minnesota Hockey Guidelines. WELCOME
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ESSENTIA DULUTH HERITAGE CENTER.

EDHC COVID POLICIES

Players and coaches must wear masks on and off the ice.
Players will be admitted 10 minutes before their ice time.
Players are to come dressed; bags are not allowed.
Players will have locker rooms to put on their skates, helmets, and gloves.
Once the game is complete teams must exit out the players door following the arrows
within 10 minutes.

Spectators are expected to always wear mask in the building no exceptions
Spectators will be admitted 5 minutes before games time. After QR code is filled out.
Animals are not allowed unless they are a licensed service dog
We cannot allow congregating in the lobby.
Bathrooms on the mezzanine are open for the public.
Children must be sitting with parents in the bleachers as all times.
At the end of the game spectators will exit the South west stairs on the mezzanine.
Please Follow the exit signs.

We appreciate your kindness and patience with this policy and our staff!

QR code to use for Spectators to register for Contact Tracing for MDH

Rink Schedule

Facility Rental

Programs + Special Events

TURF RENTAL SEASON COMING SOON

With the hockey seasons coming to a close, you will be able to rent our turf soon!

Starting April 12th Monday - Friday & some Weekends after 7pm the turf can be reserved.

Call the EDHC at (218) 464-1711 to reserve your time.

MNHockey.TV Streaming

In regards to purchasing a game through our EDHC Streaming Tab

IMPORTANT NOTE: If you are using a card to purchase any games, your card must be able to make international purchases.

Duluth Kennel Club Dog Show

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Broken Hockey Sticks

Do you have any broken hockey sticks laying around. Drop them off at the Essentia Duluth Heritage Center and Bob Bell will convert them to walking sticks for those in need!

EDHC COVID-19 PLAN

Covid - 19 Paren Summary Note for Tournaments

MN Department Youth & Adult Sports Guidlines

Fox 21 Coverage on Unprecedented Donation

ESSENTIA DULUTH HERITAGE CENTER ANNOUNCES UNPRECEDENTED GIFT FROM TODD & SUSAN JOHNSON

ESSENTIA DULUTH HERITAGE CENTER ANNOUNCES UNPRECEDENTED GIFT FROM TODD & SUSAN JOHNSON TO HELP SUSTAIN THEM THROUGH THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC Duluth, MN — When the COVID-19 pandemic hit in March of 2020, the Essentia Duluth Heritage Center faced a seemingly impossible financial challenge. For over a decade the Center had prided itself on running like a business and now, like so many other local businesses, the Center was facing a dire financial future. The Essentia Duluth Heritage Center was created to inspire and empower Northland youth to become the best that they can be. And it was in this moment of uncertainty that a northland family stepped up to show leadership and community support in an unprecedented way. Their gift spanning 16 months will carry the operations of the Center through the current pandemic. The Johnsons have been significant community supporters for over three decades. In addition to their entrepreneurial efforts, they have also been remarkably generous in financially supporting several nonprofit enterprises in our area. They have long been impressed by the community’s creation and support of the Heritage Center. They endorse the Center's mission of citizenship, personal responsibility and community. Still, it came as a surprise when Pat Francisco, he Center’s Foundation Chair, received a call from Todd Johnson. “He called me out of the blue,” Pat said, “and asked about our organization’s current stress level. I told him, honestly, that it was on yellow and trending to red.” That was all Todd needed to hear. “Maybe I can help,” Todd said. In a moment of nationwide instability and uncertainty, a family in our community has once again stepped up to support the work of the Essentia Duluth Heritage Center, continuing the proud legacy of Jerry DeMeo and the late Dick Loraas. “The Essentia Duluth Heritage Center is a community treasure,” said Todd Johnson. “Like so many other businesses impacted by this time, they had expenses that needed to be paid. We thought it was important that someone from our community — someone who has been blessed with the resources to help — step in to do so and help them keep their crucial mission going.” “It’s so important that people with the resources to do so give back to the community we all call home,” said Todd. “We can be a force for good and show vital organizations that, when the chips are down and the future is not certain, there are people who will step forward and help” “The Johnsons saw a community need and they took action,” said Pat. “They acted on their love of this community and its care for our children. “We sincerely thank the Johnsons for their charitable leadership at such a critical time.” The Johnsons, in their crucial support of the work of the Essentia Duluth Heritage Center, are a real-life example of the words of Franklin Roosevelt when he said “we cannot always build a future for our youth, but we can build our youth for the future." About The Essentia Duluth Heritage Center Completed in 2008, the Essentia Duluth Heritage Center is a facility which provides an environment that inspires and promotes a healthy lifestyle through diverse, quality opportunities with special emphasis on youth sports and the programs of the Boys and Girls Club. About the Duluth Heritage Sports Center Foundation The Duluth Heritage Sports Center Foundation exists to support the mission of the Essentia Duluth Heritage Center and to promote the values that encourage personal responsibility and citizenship.

Lincoln Park Community bans together Pay it Forward PPE

Take Part in Our Pay It Forward PPE Project!

During each 4-hour volunteer session, 30 to 35 volunteers will assemble 6,000 face shields for use by front line workers needing added protection from the coronavirus. Volunteers will be provided with safety and assembly training, a T-shirt and masks, and prizes purchased from our local businesses.

In true pay-it-forward style, each volunteer session will allow us to distribute 500 masks to community members and organizations and raise $1,000 for your selected nonprofit partner.

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