Updates
Summer Scraps
In her latest blog post, Resident Artisan Laura Brown reflects on summer and some fun new directions in her quilting.
Registration Day for 2023 Winter/Spring Classes
Registration for 2023 coursework opens to everyone on Thursday, September 1 at 9am CT. (Members' Early Registration Day begins August 31 at 9am). The new 2023 courses are just waiting to be signed-up for.
Blue Ribbon Rug
Repeat Work Study volunteer and student Kelly has won first place at the Minnesota State Fair with her Punch-Needle Rug depicting North House's schooner Hjørdis!
Courses Launched for Early 2023
A fresh batch of courses for the first half of 2023 have appeared on our website, along with a new print catalog to read through in a cozy spot. Registration opens September 1.
Jarrod Dahl on reconnecting to the natural world through woodenware
Jarrod Dahl muses on the luxury he feels when dining surrounded by handmade items. Read more to learn what connects his Swedish ancestors to Japanese woodworkers and what makes wooden plates an ideal dinnerware.
2023 Craft Education Internship Application Window Open
Applications are open for the 2023 Craft Education Internship. If you've ever wanted to immerse yourself in craft and education, we've got you covered. Read the Internship Program Announcement for the full scoop. Close date: September 23rd 2022.
Shavings Summer 2022 Issue
The summer edition of North House's Shavings magazine has landed in supporters' mailboxes across the country. If you haven't seen it yet, read the digital copy for a window into what's happening on and around campus this year.
Scholarships open for 2022
Did you know North House provides scholarships in an effort to reduce barriers to students of all ages and backgrounds? Read more for details and information on how to apply.
Reflecting on Simple Craftwork in an Unhurried Time
North House Instructor Paul reflects fondly on some very special times he shared with his family during the ongoing COVID pandemic. Read the full article in the July edition of Northern Wilds.
Be Still Enough to Listen
As Artisan Development Program alumnus Elise Kyllo wraps up her Scandinavian travels, she takes a moment to reflect on her experiences and think about how they will influence her life and work going forward.