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Half Marathon APRIL/MAY 2017 LUTSEN • TOFTE • SCHROEDER GRAND MARAIS GUNFLINT TRAIL GRAND PORTAGE FRIDAY 3/31 TUESDAY 4/4 LIVE MUSIC LIVE MUSIC Boyd ‘Bump’ Blomberg Joshua Schmidt vents Moguls Grille & Tap Room Poplar River Pub Lutsen, 4 - 6 pm Lutsen Resort, 6 - 8 pm Joe Paulik E Voyageur Brewing Co. THURSDAY 4/6 Grand Marais, 4 - 7 pm LIVE MUSIC Jim & Michelle Miller Eric Frost Grandma Ray’s Moguls Grille & Tap Room HAM RUN Grand Marais, 6 - 8 pm Lutsen, 4 - 6 pm Pushing Chain Joshua Schmidt Bluefin Grille, Tofte, 8 - 10 pm Poplar River Pub HALF MARATHON Lutsen Resort, 6 - 8 pm Evergreen Grass Band 5k Ham Run and Little Runts Run on the Gunflint Trail Gun Flint Tavern Fellow Pynins 10am Saturday, May 6, 2017 Grand Marais, 9 pm Gun Flint Tavern Grand Marais, 7:30 pm START YOUR RUNNING SEASON with a one-of-a-kind SATURDAY 4/1 race that winds its way through the Superior National FRIDAY 4/7 Forest on the edge of the Boundary Waters Canoe LIVE MUSIC Area Wilderness. Eric Frost LIVE MUSIC Après Ski Acoustic Timmy Haus The Ham Run is fun for the whole family! Papa Charlie’s, Lutsen Mountains Moguls Grille & Tap Room 3:15 - 5:45 pm Lutsen, 4 - 6 pm Gene LaFond & Amy Grillo Joe Paulik Voyageur Brewing Co. Voyageur Brewing Co. Grand Marais, 4 - 7 pm Grand Marais, 4 - 7 pm Joe Paulik Evergreen Grass Band Lutsen Resort Lobby, 7 - 10 pm Gun Flint Tavern THIS EVENT IS IN COOPERATION WITH AND MORE INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION AT: 8:30 pm - 11:55 pm UNDER A SPECIAL USE PERMIT FROM THE U.S. Brothers in Arms FOREST SERVICE, GUNFLINT RANGER DISTRICT. cookcountyymca.org/healthyliving/ham-run-half-marathon/ Grandma Ray’s Timmy Haus Grand Marais, 9 pm Papa Charlie’s, Lutsen Mountains 9:30 pm, 21+ Motif Papa Charlie’s, Lutsen Mountains 9:30 pm, 21+ SATURDAY 4/8 MOUNTAIN MELTDOWN SUNDAY 4/2 MUSIC FESTIVAL LIVE MUSIC Lutsen Mountains Outdoor Stage Timmy Haus Feeding Leroy Gun Flint Tavern 11:30 am - 12:30 pm Grand Marais, 7:30 pm Evergreen Grass Band EVENT 1 - 2 pm BEAVER HOUSE FAMILY FISHING FESTIVAL Scandinavian Jazz Brunch Galactic Cowboy Orchestra May 20th, Downtown Grand Marais Moguls Grille & Tap Room 2:30 - 3:30 pm Celebrate Fishing Opener and participate in a County-wide Fishing Contest Lutsen, 10 am - 12 pm hosted by the Beaver House. The contest begins on Saturday, May 13th Gin Strings, 4 - 5 pm and wraps up on Saturday, May 20th with the Beaver House Family Fishing Performances and events are Festival. Enjoy food, games for kiddos, a scavenger hunt and more. FREE unless otherwise noted. Calendar continues inside… VisitCookCounty.com • 888-922-5000 SATURDAY 4/8 cont. FRIDAY 4/14 LIVE MUSIC LIVE MUSIC Timmy Haus John Gruber Voyageur Brewing Co. Moguls Grille & Tap Room Grand Marais, 4 - 7 pm Lutsen, 4 - 6 pm Presents ird Annual Jon Kallberg Pete Kavanaugh Lutsen Resort Lobby, 7 - 10 pm Voyageur Brewing Co. Midwest Extreme Brothers in Arms Grand Marais, 4 - 7 pm Gun Flint Tavern Portage Band Snowmobile Grand Marais, 8:30 pm Grandma Ray’s Challenge Floydian Slip Grand Marais, 6 - 8 pm with Northway Sports Papa Charlie’s, Lutsen Mountains Gin Strings Lutsen Mountains ~ APRIL 22 & 23 9:30 pm, $8, 21+ Gun Flint Tavern Grand Marais, 8:30 pm SUNDAY 4/9 ART MOUNTAIN MELTDOWN Exploring the Senses sunday - 4/23 MUSIC FESTIVAL The Grand Marais Art Colony Saturday - 4/22 Briand Morrision & 9 am - 2 pm, $25 9 AM - 6PM 9 AM - 4 PM Sam Miltich HILLCROSS/ CROSS 11:30 am - 12:30 pm SATURDAY 4/15 HILLCLIMB COUNTRY Joe Paulik LIVE MUSIC 1 - 2 pm Jim McGowan Spruce Roots Voyageur Brewing Co. RACE PARTY 2:30 - 3:30 pm Grand Marais, 4 - 7 pm Saturday at 9 PM at Papa Charlie’s Cook County’s Most Wanted Gordon Thorne featuring 4 - 5 pm Lutsen Resort Lobby, 7 - 10 pm PLUCKEd UP STRING BAND LIVE MUSIC Gin Strings Fellow Pynins Gun Flint Tavern Gun Flint Tavern Grand Marais, 8:30 pm Grand Marais, 7:30 pm Mysterious Ways EVENT Grandma Ray’s Scandinavian Jazz Brunch Grand Marais, 9 pm Moguls Grille & Tap Room Timmy Haus Lutsen, 10 am - 12 pm Papa Charlie’s, Lutsen Mountains 9:30 pm, 21+ MONDAY 4/10 EVENT ART Easter Egg Hunt Fundraiser My Sketchbook: Cook County Community Center Making Art a Practice Grand Marais, 9 am - 12 pm The Grand Marais Art Colony $15/family 3:45 pm - 4:45 pm, $30 SUNDAY 4/16 TUESDAY 4/11 LIVE MUSIC LIVE MUSIC Lovesick & Lonesome Jim & Michelle Miller Gun Flint Tavern Poplar River Pub Grand Marais, 6 - 9 pm Lutsen Resort, 6 - 8 pm EVENT Easter Festival Egg Hunt THURSDAY 4/13 9 am; Lift tickets required Lutsen Mountains LIVE MUSIC www.lutsen.com Boyd ‘Bump’ Blomberg Moguls Grille & Tap Room Easter Brunch Buffet Lutsen, 4 - 6 pm Justine’s at Gunflint Lodge Gunflint Trail, 10 am - 1 pm Eric Frost Spectator Access Poplar River Pub Scandinavian Jazz Brunch TICKETS: $20 - One Day / $30 - Two Day Lutsen Resort, 6 - 8 pm Moguls Grille & Tap Room includes gondola access to Moose Mountain. Lutsen, 10 am - 12 pm Jon Miller Lutsen Mountains recently unveiled the new $7 million gondola which carries Gun Flint Tavern spectators to the Summit Chalet for a premier viewing deck to watch the Grand Marais, 7:30 pm competition. No outside food or beverage is allowed in the spectator area. PLEASE NOTE: Schedules are subject to change. For the most current listings and schedule, download the free VisitCookCounty mobile app. www.lutsen.com/midwestExtreme VisitCookCounty.com • 888-922-5000 APRIL 7 - 9 • MUSIC FESTIVAL • 10 BANDS FREE OUTDOOR STAGE • 2 FOR 1 LIFT & LODGING OUTDOOR MOUNTAIN STAGE SAT. APRIL 8th SUN. APRIL 9th Feeding Leroy, 11:30 am Briand Morrison & Feeding LeRoy is a unique project that Sam Miltich, 11:30 pm came out of the collaboration of Sonja and Two phenomenal guitar players from the Lee’s original songs blending with their Northland join forces in this dueling gypsy songwriting and vocal harmonies. It’s a jazz duo. Sam Miltich, guitarist with the family affair now, with brother Luke step- Clearwater Hot Club and local guitar maestro ping in on the harmonica and longtime Briand Morrison weave their way through friend and bassist, Adam Staupe on the scales and rhythms of gypsy swing and upright bass, adding harmonies that create traditional jazz compositions. somewhat of a gospel undertone. Evergreen Grass Band, 1 pm Joe Paulik, 1 pm With an energetic and original three-piece Joe’s songwriting style and impressive vocal range including guitar, bass and banjo, the Ever- has been compared to Gordon Lightfoot and his Green Grass Band has been winning ears lyrics to Neil Young. His repertoire inculdes a wide and hearts alike with their straight-forward, range of music — from the Beatles to Dylan. face-melting ungrass songs, toe-tappin country tunes and original grass arrange- ments of covers in any genre. Spruce Roots, 2 pm Galactic Cowboy Orchestra, 2:30 pm Spruce Roots features frequent perform- The GCO appreciates and aspires to superior ers on the local music scene. Eric Frost, musicianship while combining their love of accompanied by a stellar cast with Jim a good riff, hummable melody and groovy Elverhoy on harmonica, Jessa Frost on jam... over a jazz/jazz-rock musical bedrock. fiddle, Bill Hansen on dobro and Travis It all culminates in an intensely energetic live Wickwire on bass, the ensemble weaves performance because “we freakin’ love what through a repertoire of Americana, folk we do and love that the fans dig it too!! “ and bluegrass with a touch of swing and rock and roll to get you on your feet. Ginstrings, 4 pm A five-member string band from Minnesota arranged as a traditional bluegrass group but Cook County’s Most Wanted, 4 pm with diverse musical backgrounds. Rich warm Fine rock and choice country. Known for harmonies accompany tasteful melodies and their eclectic choice of material, vocals and imaginative rhythms in original music that all mix of instruments, they are truly a favorite listeners will enjoy. With intriguing tunes and for listening and shakin’ a leg! a passionate performance, they are sure to resonate with your soul. LATE-NIGHT AT PAPA CHARLIE’S STAGE FRI. APRIL 7th SAT. APRIL 8th Timmy Haus Floydian Slip 9:30 pm, 21+, Free 9:30 pm, 21+, $8 Timmy Haus blends his own style of Floydian Slip blend sharp pop sensibility acoustic eclectic, “He sounds more like with serious improvisational abilities. Sets a band than a one man show!” Raised move from well-crafted rock songs to in the woods of Northern MN and North extended improv jams to pulsating reggae Western Ontario, Timmy Haus has been a and back again. Songs become something singer, songwriter and guitarist for many different groups in the past entirely new, and a concert or dance 10 years. He has played thousands of shows from Minnesota to Alaska. becomes an event. Volunteer & Service Learning Weekend April 21-23 · North House Folk School Saturday, April 22 · 10 am - 2:30 pm Spring is coming! Join us as we spruce up campus for busy summer East Bay Suites · 21 Wisconsin Street, Grand Marais months. There are two great service learning courses to choose from as well as myriad volunteer projects to pitch in on. East Bay Suites proudly announces their second annual Earth Day Beach The fun will kick off on Friday April 21st at 9 am and will continue Clean-Up event, and this year we’re inviting you to join us! through the weekend.
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