BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//Boreal Access//Calendar//EN METHOD:PUBLISH BEGIN:VEVENT UID:03012013-18000056859@boreal.org DTSTART:20130301T180000 DTEND:20130301T210000 DTSTAMP:20130524T072920Z SUMMARY:Seen Though Native Eyes Opening Reception and Presentation LOCATION:Grand Marais Art Colony DESCRIPTION:Robert Two Bulls and Johnson Loud will present their art Friday night\, March 1\, 6:00 p.m. at the Grand Marais Art Colony.\nBriand Morris on will be providing music. CONTACT:Mary Ellen Ashcroft\,387.1536\,windcradle@boreal.org SEQUENCE:0 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:03022013-08300051555@boreal.org DTSTART:20130302T083000 DTEND:20130302T163000 DTSTAMP:20130524T072920Z SUMMARY:Heritage Center Open Monday through Saturday LOCATION:Grand Portage National Monument, Grand Portage DESCRIPTION:Grand Portage National Monument\, Now Open Saturdays\n\nCome in out of the cold and stop by the Grand Portage National Monument Heritage C enter this winter. The Heritage Center offers many fun and educational acti vities for you and your family. Visit the Heritage Center in Grand Portage Monday through Saturday from 8:30am to 4:30pm to experience a bit of local history. \n\nThe Heritage Center offers a variety of short films on our six teen foot screen\, including the twenty-three minute HD film Rendezvous wit h History: A Grand Portage Story and three other short films. The Heritage Center houses\, over 84\,000 archaeological objects\, 1400 early 20th centu ry ethnological objects\, numerous historical photographs\, replica trade g oods of the 18th century\, and the Park s administrative offices. A large s ample of the historical objects from the collection is on public display. \ n\nThe national monument also offers winter hiking opportunities. Walk in t he footsteps of hundreds of years of history\; experience the historic Gran d Portage trail\, on snowshoes. The Heritage Center offers two styles of tr aditional snowshoes to check out for daily use. \n\nThe Grand Portage Natio nal Monument became a unit of the National Park Service in 1958. Created to protect\, commemorate\, and interpret a reconstructed fur depot of the Nor th West Company\, a rendezvous site for international commerce and canoe ro ute for transcontinental\, exploration\, native heritage\, natural scene\, and history of cross cultural contact and accommodation between traders\, O jibwe\, and other participants in the fur trade.\n\nThe Heritage Center is located on County Road 17 (Mile Creek Road) in Grand Portage\, Minnesota ap proximately one mile off of Minnesota Highway 61. For more information\, vi sit our website at www.nps.gov/grpo or call the Park at 218-475-0123. CONTACT:Beth Drost\,218-475-0123\,elizabeth_drost@nps.gov SEQUENCE:0 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:03022013-09000056861@boreal.org DTSTART:20130302T090000 DTEND:20130302T160000 DTSTAMP:20130524T072920Z SUMMARY:Seen Through Native Eyes conversation and demonstration Workshops LOCATION:Grand Marais Art Colony DESCRIPTION:Robert Two Bulls and Johnson Loud will hold workshops March 2\, 9-4.p.m. \n9-noon: conversation with both artists describing their art..\n WORKSHOPS: 1-4p.m.\nRobert Two Bulls will conduct an interactive painting w orkshop: 1-4p.m. (additionl supply cost $15.)\nJohnson will demonstrate pot tery making: (no additional cost.)\nTo register for the workshop\, contact the Grand Marais Art Colony.\n\nCost: $50.\nScholarships are available. CONTACT:Mary Ellen Ashcroft\,387.2737\,windcradle@boreal.org SEQUENCE:0 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:03022013-18000056734@boreal.org DTSTART:20130302T180000 DTEND:20130302T190000 DTSTAMP:20130524T072920Z SUMMARY:Fireside Chat "My Colorful Neighborhood" LOCATION:Sivertson Gallery Grand Marais DESCRIPTION:You are all welcome to chat with Nancy Seaton about her Colorf ul Neighborhood on March 2nd at 6pm at Sivertson Gallery. Nancy will intro duce her new media - hand fused glass objects and jewelry. She'll talk abou t her colorful mess through the creative process and joy and tranquility ca ptured in her watercolors. \nCome and meet your neighbor! Nancy Seaton live s on the Gunflint Trail allowing her to stay connected to wonderful North W oods and North Shore community.\nwww.sivertson.com CONTACT:Sivertson Gallery\,218 387 2491\,info@sivertson.com SEQUENCE:0 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:03022013-19300055941@boreal.org DTSTART:20130302T193000 DTEND:20130302T213000 DTSTAMP:20130524T072920Z SUMMARY:Barbara Jean & Chastity Brown LOCATION:Arrowhead Center for the Arts DESCRIPTION:Shared bill of Americana/Appalachian and Folk-Roots/Soul-Jazz.\ n\nTickets $15 adults\, $5 students\, for sale at the door or in advance at www.tix.com (search Arrowhead Center for the Arts). \n\nThe ACA is located at 51 West 5th St.\, Grand Marais. Lobby opens at 6:30 PM. Showtime 7:30 PM. \n\nFor more information\, go to www.northshoremusicassociation.com. 218-387-1272. music@boreal.org. CONTACT:North Shore Music Association\,218-387-1272\,music@boreal.org SEQUENCE:0 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:03092013-08300051556@boreal.org DTSTART:20130309T083000 DTEND:20130309T163000 DTSTAMP:20130524T072920Z SUMMARY:Heritage Center Open Monday through Saturday LOCATION:Grand Portage National Monument, Grand Portage DESCRIPTION:Grand Portage National Monument\, Now Open Saturdays\n\nCome in out of the cold and stop by the Grand Portage National Monument Heritage C enter this winter. The Heritage Center offers many fun and educational acti vities for you and your family. Visit the Heritage Center in Grand Portage Monday through Saturday from 8:30am to 4:30pm to experience a bit of local history. \n\nThe Heritage Center offers a variety of short films on our six teen foot screen\, including the twenty-three minute HD film Rendezvous wit h History: A Grand Portage Story and three other short films. The Heritage Center houses\, over 84\,000 archaeological objects\, 1400 early 20th centu ry ethnological objects\, numerous historical photographs\, replica trade g oods of the 18th century\, and the Park s administrative offices. A large s ample of the historical objects from the collection is on public display. \ n\nThe national monument also offers winter hiking opportunities. Walk in t he footsteps of hundreds of years of history\; experience the historic Gran d Portage trail\, on snowshoes. The Heritage Center offers two styles of tr aditional snowshoes to check out for daily use. \n\nThe Grand Portage Natio nal Monument became a unit of the National Park Service in 1958. Created to protect\, commemorate\, and interpret a reconstructed fur depot of the Nor th West Company\, a rendezvous site for international commerce and canoe ro ute for transcontinental\, exploration\, native heritage\, natural scene\, and history of cross cultural contact and accommodation between traders\, O jibwe\, and other participants in the fur trade.\n\nThe Heritage Center is located on County Road 17 (Mile Creek Road) in Grand Portage\, Minnesota ap proximately one mile off of Minnesota Highway 61. For more information\, vi sit our website at www.nps.gov/grpo or call the Park at 218-475-0123. CONTACT:Beth Drost\,218-475-0123\,elizabeth_drost@nps.gov SEQUENCE:0 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:03152013-19000056867@boreal.org DTSTART:20130315T190000 DTEND:20130315T200000 DTSTAMP:20130524T072920Z SUMMARY:Screening of documentary "Kinngait, Riding Light into the World" LOCATION:Sivertson Gallery Grand Marais DESCRIPTION:\nFriday night and good movie go hand in hand. We have perfect treat for the end of your week and excellent start of our 13th Annual Inuit Premiere. Come and see what an inspiring artists live in Cape Dorset commu nity\, learn about their culture\, philosophy and art making process. Every one's invited! CONTACT:Sivertson Gallery\,218 387 2491\,info@sivertson.com SEQUENCE:0 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:03162013-00000056866@boreal.org DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20130316 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20130317 DTSTAMP:20130524T072920Z SUMMARY:Thirteenth Annual Inuit Premiere DESCRIPTION:Please join us for Sivertson Gallery and Siiviss Thirteenth Ann ual Inuit Premiere\, March 16 31\, featuring throatsingers Nina Segalowit z and Lydia Etok. Their first performance at Siiviis\, Duluth\, starts on F riday\, March 15th at noon. The very same day take a scenic drive up the No rth Shore to catch Friday 7pm screening of documentary Kinngait\, Riding L ight into the World at Sivertson Galllery in Grand Marais. On Saturday\, F ebruary 16th\, throatsinging continues at Sivertson Gallery at 11 AM\, 2 PM and 6 PM. Don t forget to preview our latest Inuit stone\, Dorset print co llections\, Alaskan walrus tusk and whalebone collections on our website. w ww.sivertson.com CONTACT:Sivertson Gallery\,218 387 2491\,Info@sivertson.com SEQUENCE:0 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:03162013-08300051557@boreal.org DTSTART:20130316T083000 DTEND:20130316T163000 DTSTAMP:20130524T072920Z SUMMARY:Heritage Center Open Monday through Saturday LOCATION:Grand Portage National Monument, Grand Portage DESCRIPTION:Grand Portage National Monument\, Now Open Saturdays\n\nCome in out of the cold and stop by the Grand Portage National Monument Heritage C enter this winter. The Heritage Center offers many fun and educational acti vities for you and your family. Visit the Heritage Center in Grand Portage Monday through Saturday from 8:30am to 4:30pm to experience a bit of local history. \n\nThe Heritage Center offers a variety of short films on our six teen foot screen\, including the twenty-three minute HD film Rendezvous wit h History: A Grand Portage Story and three other short films. The Heritage Center houses\, over 84\,000 archaeological objects\, 1400 early 20th centu ry ethnological objects\, numerous historical photographs\, replica trade g oods of the 18th century\, and the Park s administrative offices. A large s ample of the historical objects from the collection is on public display. \ n\nThe national monument also offers winter hiking opportunities. Walk in t he footsteps of hundreds of years of history\; experience the historic Gran d Portage trail\, on snowshoes. The Heritage Center offers two styles of tr aditional snowshoes to check out for daily use. \n\nThe Grand Portage Natio nal Monument became a unit of the National Park Service in 1958. Created to protect\, commemorate\, and interpret a reconstructed fur depot of the Nor th West Company\, a rendezvous site for international commerce and canoe ro ute for transcontinental\, exploration\, native heritage\, natural scene\, and history of cross cultural contact and accommodation between traders\, O jibwe\, and other participants in the fur trade.\n\nThe Heritage Center is located on County Road 17 (Mile Creek Road) in Grand Portage\, Minnesota ap proximately one mile off of Minnesota Highway 61. For more information\, vi sit our website at www.nps.gov/grpo or call the Park at 218-475-0123. CONTACT:Beth Drost\,218-475-0123\,elizabeth_drost@nps.gov SEQUENCE:0 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR