Winterers' Gathering 2025
Winterers' Gathering is happening November 21-23! Join us for a weekend of celebration, hands-on craft, presentations, and the Arctic Film Festival. Free and open to all.
Winterers' Gathering Featured Speaker
Meet Professor Paul Bierman, our featured speaker at Winterers' Gathering! Join Dr. Bierman Saturday, November 22 for the presentation Greenland's Value Is Its Ice, 7pm in the Red Building.
The Great Gear and Ski Sale 2025
The Great Gear and Ski Sale is happening November 22 at Winterers' Gathering! Sell gear you no longer need and find great bargains for the upcoming season. Learn more and find a gear registration form here.
Thank You 2025 Interns!
From the North House community, a farewell and heartfelt thank you to the 2025 intern crew!
Meet Lauren Newby
Meet Lauren Newby! Lauren is a woodworker and one of our new artisans in the Artisan Development Program. In this blog post, Lauren shares her four biggest influences on her craft as an artisan and instructor.
2025 Arctic Film Festival
The 2025 Arctic Film Festival lineup is here! Join us November 21-23 for over a dozen films that share some of the incredible stories of the North.
Build With Purpose: Timber Frames for Nonprofits
In 2024, North House launched Build With Purpose, a program that gets student-built timber frames into the hands of nonprofits. Applications for 2026 projects are open now—read on to learn about this unique program.
Making Japanese Sukumo Indigo Vats for North House, Unplugged 2025
This fall, Kenta Watanabe (Japan) taught sukumo indigo dyeing at North House. But in order for class to happen, someone local had to prepare the dye vats. In this blog post, Jazmin Hicks-Dahl shares the process she used to carefully prepare the living dye for class.
Writing for the Earth
Professor Paul Bierman, our Winterers' Gathering featured speaker, is teaching a half-day writing workshop November 22. Writing for the Earth is open for registration now! Click here to register.
Meet Josie Cooke
Meet Josie Cooke! In her first blog post as a Resident Artisan, Josie writes about the Slow Fashion Movement, and her work creating locally sourced, ecologically friendly, and ethically produced textiles.