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Meet our New Building: 501

Posted May 9, 2016
by North House Folk School
As some of you may know (or not know): North House bought a new building! This building happens to…
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"Live it up, it goes quick!"

Posted April 20, 2016
by North House Folk School
Eleven weeks here already and it feels like we have only just arrived...I will be your host…
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Mother and Daughter Take the Hard Out of Hardanger

Posted December 1, 2015
by North House Folk School
While prepping for a summery pizza bake, I recognized a new student and quickly discovered she was…
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Harvesting a Tree to Weave into a Backpack

Posted December 1, 2015
by North House Folk School
Another batch of Black Ash Pack Basket makers hatched this summer, thanks to Instructor Ian Andrus.…
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An Internship Ends

Posted November 24, 2015
by North House Folk School
If if weren't for the changing day length, I might never have noticed that my time at North…
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Living in the World, With the World

Posted October 29, 2015
by North House Folk School
Trudging a river with food and tent in tow. If you had driven from Minneapolis to Duluth this past…
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Crafting in the Woods: Bushcraft Courses

Posted October 29, 2015
by North House Folk School
Whether you are an avid Boundary Water wilderness tripper, a weekend warrior car camper, or a…
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A Modern Day Old-Fashioned Log Cabin

Posted October 25, 2015
by North House Folk School
At North House, I frequently have the experience of being inspired. I strike up a conversation with…
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New Horizons in Baking: Sprouted Grain Flours

Posted October 5, 2015
by North House Folk School
Bread baker extraordinaire and North House instructor Amy James is always on the lookout for new…
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Eating Nose to Tail: Going Whole Hog in Butchery

Posted October 5, 2015
by North House Folk School
To take a foods class with Eric Edgin is to be fully immersed in a subject, whether fermentation,…
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