Introducing Wesley Hathaway
Wesley started "ADP" (Artisan Development Program) back in September. His first blog post gives an introduction and lays out what he plans on doing for his time in this program at North House.
Give the gift of craft this holiday season!
We are bursting at the seams in our school store with gifts for everyone on your shopping list! Nothing's more special than a handcrafted gift to show someone you care. Find gift certificates, tools, books, kits, clothes, and more.
Introducing Delaney Keshena
In their introductory blog post, resident artisan Delaney Keshena discusses their path to the Artisan Development Program and the paths that lie ahead.
But what is your financial goal with all of this?
Artisan in Residence Nate White writes on pursuing craft without stifling the ever-present urge to create, by questioning the role capitalism and consumerism play in daily life.
North Shore Swing Band December
Jingle and jive into the holiday season with a festive performance by the North Shore Swing Band! Free, in North House Folk School’s Blue Building. Thursday, December 8 from 6-8pm.
Shavings Fall 2022 Issue Out
The latest Shavings newsletter is here. Check it out for timely updates on North House, heartening thoughts from former Interns and volunteers, and advice on charitable giving.
2022 Funder Appreciation
North House depends on the gracious support of its members and foundation partners. Read more for an update on all the generous gifts that have helped us flourish and fulfill our mission in 2022.
Family Weekend 2022 Recap
Over MEA Weekend, October 21-23, campus brimmed with families enjoying the school break by participating in local activities including North House’s Family Weekend.
Thoreau's Cabin Up for Auction
The Thoreau's Cabin completed by an industrious group of students led by instructor Randy Schnobrich is up for auction! It's a small building with big potential. Read on for more photos and information.
Upcoming Community Classes
Community classes are launching this fall! They are scheduled largely in the evenings so locals who work during the day can participate. Initial offerings include cooking, sewing, felting, and woodworking.