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![]() ShoppingShopping in Grand Marais is a unhurried and enjoyable. It's not the “early bird specials” scene at the mall or the barrage of bewildering choices for frankly average goods. Whether you're shopping for yourself, or for friends and family back home, there is no lack of possibilities. For just about every taste, hobby or pastime, a shop or gallery here can fill the bill. The outdoor enthusiast, the chef, the reader, the crafter, the music and art lover, the coffee aficionado, the fine diner are all easy to please here, whether it's a gift you choose or a gift certificate for their own shopping. Art, jewelry, outdoor wear, beautiful things for the home – the list goes on and on. So choose a pace that allows for appreciating the one-of-a-kind, the artistry and the special niches that our shops have developed over time. You'll meet friendly, helpful retailers who want you to be really happy with your Grand Marais purchases. Most shops are located on Highway 61, Wisconsin Street (our main street that hugs the harbor) and the side avenues. West of downtown, you'll find Dockside Fish Market, North House Folk School, Crystal's Quilt Shop, The Blue Moose and 1910 Rock Shop Jewelry and Gifts. North of 61, check out the Viking Hus, That Little Red House, Bella Terra and Betsy Bowen Studio. All offer local items not found anywhere else, and it's guaranteed that you'll enjoy the creativity and first-class quality all around town. And be sure to stop in the Visitor Information Center on Broadway Avenue if you need assistance. So spend some time to take it all in. Pause for coffee, a piece of pie, dinner or stay the night. Looking over the harbor beats acres of parking lot, right? | Places to Shop | For additional information, call the Grand Marais Area Tourism Association: |