Road Trip Reflections
The Resident Artisans in Cohort VII have started their independent study years. In her final blog post of the year, Caroline Feyling shares her reflections on home, place, and the trip back to Oregon.
Scholarships
Scholarship applications are open now! North House offers half, full, and full+ scholarships. Scholarship applications for January-June 2025 courses are open now through September 29.
Unplugged 2024, September 19-21
Celebrate the mission, sustain the dream! Unplugged is just under a month away. Join us September 19-21 as we celebrate the next chapter of North House and dedicate the new Welcome Center.
Winter/Spring 2025 Course Kickoff
It's time to plan your next trip to North House! Courses for winter and spring of 2025 are now live on our website and registration is open to all.
Ozzie Reif
Most through-hikers opt for lightweight gear and synthetic fabrics. Not Ozzie Reif—he's hiking through the BWCA using gear he made himself! Join Ozzie August 30 at 7:30pm in the Blue Building for a presentation about his unique journey through the wilderness.
Sounds of Summer
Does rosemaling have a sound? In this blog post, Tara Austin writes about rosemaling a guitar and about the synergy between form, color, and sound.
2025 Internship
We're now accepting applications for our 2025 Craft Education Internship! Spend 10 months immersed in community, craft, and life at North House. Learn more and request your application here.
Summer Sailing Season 2024
Sail Lake Superior! Take a trip on our traditionally-rigged schooner and experience Grand Marais from the water. Sails through the end of September are open for booking—learn more and book your sail here.
July Hard Hat Tour Update
The finish line is in sight! Join Director Greg Wright for an exciting update on the Welcome Center. Learn when you can see the new building and how you can help shape the future of North House.
Imperfections: What Museum Pieces Have Taught Me About Letting Go
Is craftsmanship about the pursuit of perfection? After a transformative visit to see some historic garments, Caroline Feyling writes about embracing the beauty of imperfection in handcraft.