The Grand Marais area is rich in cultural events and activities.
North House Folk School
The North House teaches hands-on folk craft to people from around the world. From building boats and homes to creating baskets, chairs, jewelry, food and casksets. North House also hosts the Hjordis' Harbor Cruises.
The Arrowhead Center for the Arts performance theatre is located 8 blocks away on the High School Campus. Productions are held year round and feature talented local and regional performers.
The natural beauty of Grand Marais has inspired many artists. Over 50 years ago, the Art Colony was founded by one such person, Birney Quick. View the class opportunities on this link. The Art Colony is located only 2 blocks from the Harbor Inn. Participants receive a 10% discount on motel rates.
Sivertson Gallery is a destination for art on the North Shore of Lake Superior, exhibiting the work of over 60 regional artists in addition to Canadian Inuit and Alaskan native art, Canadian First Nation and Native American art. Exhibiting artwork that reflects the character of Lake Superior remains the gallery's dominant focus. Including art from the more remote northern regions of Alaska and Arctic Canada brings an adventurous and independent flavor to the gallery.
Find places to shop, trails to hike and more all at the Grand Marais Visitor Center, if you're in town its just 2 blocks away from the Harbor Inn.
The Superior Hiking Trail is a 205-mile long footpath that follows the rocky ridgeline above Lake Superior in northeastern Minnesota. The trail has trailheads with parking lots every 5-10 miles making it ideal for both day hikes and backpacking.
A Grand Marais charter fisherman - Captain Gary Radloff, Jr., U.S. Coast Guard licensed and CPR Certified. You'll be fishing for trout and salmon aboard his 27' Sea Ray Amberjack.
Visit the historic Wilard Munger Inn in Duluth, MN. Located at the foot of The Spirit Mountain Ski Resort on The Beautiful Willard Munger State Trail. Easy access to the St. Louis River and Cross Country Ski Trails.
