Northern Sustainability
Symposium: Foods

May 5-8 | Pull up a chair—we’ve got a few courses you’re really going to enjoy! The North House Folk School presents a focus on sustainable foods, from oven-crafting, to sausage-making, to eating local. Kim Ode, author of “How Bread Changed My Life or Everything I Know I Learned by Sticking My Head in an Oven” will be the featured speaker and will discuss bread breaking and community on Saturday, May 7, at 7:30pm. Find out more.

Fiber Arts Retrospective
with Lennie Sobanja

May 13-June 5, Johnson Heritage Post | Witness the wonders of the woven world as seen through the eyes of Lennie Sobanja, a student of Swedish weaving and operator of Sugarbush Fiber Arts. Her original woven items include blankets, rugs, curtains, placemats, tablecloths and other textural, tactile works of art. Learn more.

Grand Marais
Memorial Weekend

May 27–30 | Take three days to get away! This weekend is filled with music, art, history, art, harbor walks and, as we may have mentioned—art!
Find it all at DoNorth.mn.