In order to protect the health and safety of our community, we have cancelled summer programming through August 31, 2020, including all on-site classes and activities, and our annual Arts Festival.

We are exploring ways to pivot our programming to an online platform. Look for GMAC on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to find information and ways to engage.

Check our site for additional information

See you July 8-11, 2021

Two Harbors Heritage Days is the annual four day event held the first full Thursday through Sunday after the Fourth of July Holiday.

The festival offers a three day arts/crafts show, stage entertainment, a street dance and two parades with Saturday’s parade being attended by thousands of local citizens and tourists to the area.

Heritage Days is also known for many class reunion events held that weekend.

Details

After much discussion, the Bay Days Committee has decided to cancel the 2020 Bay Days. There is a lot of uncertainty ahead in our communities and we feel it is not in our best interest to move forward with this event.

It is truly heartbreaking that we won’t be able celebrate our community this summer. We hope that you all understand.

Cancelled due to covid-19

The Hopped Up Caribou Festival features an array of local craft brewers, live music and plenty of activities—this year even offers Hassle-Free Weddings and Vow Renewals for Beer Lovers, too!

C A N C E L L E D due to Covid – see you next year!

Upcoming events and courses at North House Folk School
**some classes will be offered online only

July
6-7 :: Fly Fishing Intensive: Casting and Presenting a Fly
9-12 :: Fly Fishing the North Country in Prime Time
10-12 :: Black Ash Pack Baskets
18-19 :: Needle Felting & Bead Embroidery: Painting with Beads & Fiber
24-25 :: Raw Felted Fleece: A New Approach to the Sheepskin Blanket
24-26 :: Herbalism Apprentice: Beginner’s Botanical Medicine, Self Care to Community
29-Aug 2 :: Grand Marais & Beyond Nature Photography Workshop: Summer Session
31-Aug 2 :: Gudbransdal Rosemaling

For more events check the North House website.

Chik-Wauk Nature Center Presentation

You probably see spider webs often, now you can learn about these wondrous constructions and how to tell what type of spider made the web without seeing the spider.

Larry is a retired teacher who is now a naturalist/author having written more than ten books. He is also a frequent speaker, and has a phenology program weekly on WTIP and KUMD.

All presentations are family friendly and free to the public.