With art classes for both young and old, the Grand Marais Art Colony offers a great variety of courses and workshops. Click above for full course listing and details.

From Pebble Jewelry, to Cedar Hand Drums and Birding by Ear, North House offers a great variety of courses and workshops. Check out Family Weekend. Click above for full course listing and details.

Three events -> Falls View Hike, CCC tent and Cats of the Northwoods. Click title above for details

Join us up in the Northwoods for an evening of eating gourmet game foods and washing it down with a variety of local craft beers. $94 per person

Our partner in this event is Castle Danger Brewery, from Two Harbors, MN, who will be pouring some of their Dangerously Good Ales.

2018 Menu
Duck Tataki
Ginseng Game Hen Soup
Fall Greens and Farro Salad with Rabbit Sausage
Ricotta Dumplings
Shoulder of Roasted Elk
Spiced Poached Pear

Weekend lodging and meal package available.

Friday Happy Hour :: 4-7pm
Full menu plus nachos with $1 off beer & wine. Live Music some nights.
through October 19th

Saturday Two Harbors Farmers Market :: 9am-noon

Photographic Scavenger Hunt

9am – 3pm
At the Visitor Center
Use your own camera or borrow one of ours and head out on a Photographic Scavenger Hunt in the Park. Complete the list and win a prize!

Antlers and Animals That Wear Them

11am – noon
Drop-in Program in the Visitor Center
Antlers are weird. Stop in to talk with the Naturalist about why some animals grow antlers and see examples of antlers from this part if the world. We?ll also discuss issues surrounding the moose population decline in Minnesota, and other relevant topics.

Guided Hike to the Cascades

1-3:30pm
Meet the Naturalist in the Visitor Center and head out on a leisurely hike to the understated Cascades of the Baptism River. We’ll ‘naturalize’ on the way, investigating what we find as we go.

A 1.5 mile round-trip hike of medium difficulty.

Join us for this fan favorite with artists Richard Gruchalla and Carrin Rosetti. Buy a piece to glaze yourself, then watch the dramatic raku firing process right here in the Sivertson Gallery parking lot. You’ll go home with your own work of art!

Raku is a dramatic process of firing clay: the piece is put through rapid extremes of temperature and has a distinctive look when done. The clay is blackened, the glazes are crackled, and the atmosphere affects the colorants in the glazes. The mark of fire is on the piece.

Every Saturday afternoon

Special Event … Nov 2-4 … 28th Annual Bluegrass Masters Weekend

Saturdays – Brewery Tours, 11am-12pm; click here to make a reservation

Wednesdays 4:30-6:30 Local Artisan Spotlight and Sale, through Christmas

LIVE MUSIC, 4-7pm

FEBRUARY
Feb 22 – Matt & Laurel

Watch the process of pouring molten hot metal sculpture in our studio foundry and relax with lite fare, beer and wine

Live Music 6-8pm

Oct 25 – Frozen Britches
Oct 27 – Jim & Michele