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Hygge Festival FEBRUARY 2017 LUTSEN • TOFTE • SCHROEDER GRAND MARAIS GUNFLINT TRAIL GRAND PORTAGE 1/29-2/1 FRIDAY 2/3 - SATURDAY 2/4 EVENT FESTIVAL John Beargrease Ski Party vents Sled Dog Marathon Lutsen Mountains, Lutsen.com Hygge Festival Beargrease.com FRIDAY 2/3 E February 9 - 15th WEDNESDAY 2/1 LIVE MUSIC LIVE MUSIC Billy Johnson Songwriter Series Après Ski at Moguls Moguls Grille & Tap Room With Teague Alexy Lutsen, 4 - 6 pm Papa Charlie’s at Lutsen Mountains 8 - 10 pm Briand Morrison Voyageur Brewing Co. EVENT Grand Marais, 4 - 7 pm Outdoor Open Skate Cook County Community Center Jim and Michelle Miller Free; Skate Rentals $1 Bluefin Grille, Tofte, 8 - 10 pm Grand Marais, 3:30 - 7 pm GNDWIRE Ski Party with Community Soup Suppers Frankie Lee, The Pines, Zoar Church, Free Dead Man Winter Tofte, 5:30 - 7 pm Papa Charlie’s at Lutsen Mountains Minnesota’s Winter Storms 8:30 pm, $18, 21+ The Danish concept of “hygge” (pronounced hoo-gah) is a trend worth checking out. Hygge is the ritual of embracing life’s simple With John Silliman Joe Paulik Group pleasures. Feeling relaxed, cozy and surrounded by the warmth of Grand Marais Public Library Gun Flint Tavern family, friends, community and fire. Grand Marais and the surround- 6 - 8 pm Grand Marais, 8:30 pm ing communities will be celebrating Hygge with a new festival this EVENT year. Here are a few of the events that will be happening: THURSDAY 2/2 Outdoor Open Skate Thursday February 9th LIVE MUSIC Cook County Community Center 6 – 8 pm | Book Group at Drury Lane Books Jim and Michelle Miller Free; Skate Rentals $1 8 pm | Mumblin’ Drew & Liz Draper: Concert at Art House B&B Après Ski at Moguls Grand Marais, 11 am - 7 pm Moguls Grille & Tap Room Friday Night Reels: Friday February 10th Lutsen, 4 - 6 pm 5:30 pm | Nordic Tales & Songs at Drury Lane Books Indignation 5 – 7 pm | Trollbeads Valentine’s Day Party at Sivertson Gallery Boyd “Bump” Blomberg Grand Marais Public Library Poplar River Pub 6 - 8 pm Saturday February 11th Lutsen Resort, 6 - 8 pm ART 11 am – 3 pm | Hygge Wine Painting at North Shore Winery 12 – 2 pm | Knitting by the fireplace at Voyageur Brewing Jon Miller Copper Enameling: Youth 5 – 7 pm | Mukluk Ball at Voyageur Brewing Gun Flint Tavern Grand Marais Art Colony Grand Marais, 7:30 pm 9 am - 2 pm, $40 Other weekend events: • Special Hygge menu at Bluewater Cafe all week long Gordon Thorne • Family Night at Lutsen Mountains on February 11th Bluefin Grille, Tofte, 8 - 10 pm SATURDAY 2/4 • Northern Lights Display at Sivertson Gallery EVENT LIVE MUSIC • Open Skate times at the Cook County Community Center Small Homes Gordon Thorne throughout the week (and skate rentals are just $1!) Making It Through Winter Series North Shore Winery • “Cozy Couples Course Menu” dinner at The Crooked Spoon North House Folk School Lutsen, 3 - 6 pm Cafe (Fri - Sun & Tuesday, 4:30-8:00 pm; closed Monday) Grand Marais, 7 pm • Hygge-inspired beer at Voyageur Brewing (made only for Calendar continues inside… the Hygge festival!) • 2K of trails lit for night skiing at Pincushion Mountain Performances and events are FREE unless otherwise noted. Learn more at VisitCookCounty.com/hygge VisitCookCounty.com • 888-922-5000 SATURDAY 2/4 cont. TUESDAY 2/7 Après Ski DJ Lounge LIVE MUSIC With Har Mar Superstar Briand Morrison Papa Charlie’s at Lutsen Mountains Poplar River Pub 3:15 - 5:15 pm Lutsen Resort, 6 - 8 pm Pete Kavanaugh Voyageur Brewing Co. WEDNESDAY 2/8 Grand Marais, 4 - 7 pm LIVE MUSIC Gordon Thorne Open Mic Night Cascade Lodge Restaurant Gun Flint Tavern Lutsen, 7 - 9 pm Grand Marais, 5 pm SplinterTones Songwriter Series Grandma Ray’s With Ben Kyle Grand Marais, 7 - 10 pm Papa Charlie’s at Lutsen Mountains Plucked Up String Band 8 - 10 pm Lutsen Resort Lobby, 7 - 10 pm EVENT GNDWIRE Ski Party With Outdoor Open Skate Night Moves, Gramma’s Cook County Community Center Boyfriend, Sims Free; Skate Rentals $1 Papa Charlie’s at Lutsen Mountains Grand Marais, 3:30 - 7 pm 8:30 pm, $18, 21+ Community Soup Suppers Joe Paulik Group Zoar Church, Free Gun Flint Tavern Tofte, 5:30 - 7 pm Grand Marais, 8:30 pm Here I Am After All EVENT With Mary Beams Cook County Snowmobile Grand Marais Public Library Club Fun Run 6 - 8 pm Hungry Jack Lodge 9 am, Gunflint Trail THURS. 2/9 - WED. 2/15 FESTIVAL Outdoor Open Skate Cook County Community Center Hygge Festival Free; Skate Rentals $1 More information on page 1 Grand Marais, 11 am - 7 pm VisitCookCounty.com/hygge Voyageur Brewing THURSDAY 2/9 Company Tour Grand Marais, 11 am - 12 pm LIVE MUSIC Boyd ‘Bump’ Blomberg ART Après Ski at Moguls Figure and Gesture Drawing Moguls Grille & Tap Room 8:30 PM | $18/Night | 21+ Grand Marais Art Colony Lutsen, 4 - 6 pm $75, 9 am - 4 pm Joe Paulik Poplar River Pub SUNDAY 2/5 Lutsen Resort, 6 - 8 pm EVENT Gordon Thorne Scandinavian Jazz Brunch Bluefin Grille, Tofte, 8 - 10 pm Moguls Grille & Tap Room Lutsen, 10 am - 12 pm Mumblin’ Drew & Liz Draper House Concert Outdoor Open Skate Art House B&B Cook County Community Center Grand Marais, 8 pm, $10 Free; Skate Rentals $1 Grand Marais, 1 - 4:30 pm EVENT Super Bowl Sunday Canteen Club Kick-Off Party Voyageur Brewing Co. NFL on the BIG Screen Grand Marais, 5 - 9 pm Papa Charlie’s at Lutsen Mountains 5 pm Film: Sherpa Making It Through Winter Series North House Folk School MONDAY 2/6 Grand Marais, 7 pm LIVE MUSIC Open Mic FRIDAY 2/10 - SUNDAY 2/12 Grandma Ray’s, Grand Marais, 6 pm FESTIVAL Boyd ‘Bump’ Blomberg Family Festival Weekend Bluefin Grille, Tofte, 8 - 10 pm Lutsen Mountains Monday Songwriter Series Lutsen.com With Molly Maher Papa Charlie’s at Lutsen Mountains 8 - 10 pm EVENT FRIDAY 2/10 Hygge Wine Painting LIVE MUSIC North Shore Winery Timmy Haus Lutsen, 11 am - 3 pm Après Ski at Moguls Outdoor Open Skate Moguls Grille & Tap Room Cook County Community Center Lutsen, 4 - 6 pm Free; Skate Rentals $1 Pushing Chain Grand Marais, 11 am - 7 pm Voyageur Brewing Co. Voyageur Brewing Grand Marais, 4 - 7 pm FUN Company Tour FUN Portage Band Grand Marais, 11 am - 12 pm Grandma Ray’s Grand Marais, 6 - 8 pm Hygge Festival Mukluk Ball Voyageur Brewing Co. Michael Monroe Grand Marais, 5 - 9 pm Bluefin Grille, Tofte, 8 - 10 pm Family Night at Summit Chalet Willie Waldman Lutsen Mountains Gun Flint Tavern 5:30 - 8:30 pm, Lutsen.com Grand Marais, 8:30 pm FEBRUARY 11 Timmy Haus SUNDAY 2/12 SATURDAY EVENING Papa Charlie’s at Lutsen Mountains LIVE MUSIC 9:30 pm, 21+ Black River Revue SUMMIT CHALET EVENT Après Ski Acoustic Outdoor Open Skate Papa Charlie’s at Lutsen Mountains 5:30 - 8:30 pm Cook County Community Center 3:30 - 5:30 pm Free; Skate Rentals $1 Briand Morrison Grand Marais, 3:30 - 7 pm Bluefin Grille, Tofte, 7 - 9 pm MAGIC BY CHAZ FACE PAINTING Nordic Tales & KIDS MUSIC WITH Timmy Haus PIZZA PARTY Songs By The Bonfire Gun Flint Tavern THE BAZILLIONS Drury Lane Books Grand Marais, 7:30 - 10:30 pm ART PROJECTS FIREWORKS Grand Marais, 5:30 pm EVENT Friday Night Reels: Blush Pincushion Mountain Dinner, Gondola Ride, Entertainment Grand Marais Public Library Family Ski Festival $20 Adult/$12 Child (age 6-12)* 6 - 8 pm *SAVE 50% with daily lift ticket or season pass Grand Marais, 10 am - 5 pm Trollbeads Valentine’s Pincushiontrails.org Day Party Scandinavian Jazz Brunch Sivertson Gallery Moguls Grille & Tap Room Grand Marais, 5 - 7 pm Lutsen, 10 am - 12 pm 218•406•1320 Outdoor Open Skate SATURDAY 2/11 Cook County Community Center LIVE MUSIC Free; Skate Rentals $1 Dat Dere Jazz Grand Marais, 1 - 4:30 pm North Shore Winery Games Galore Lutsen, 3 - 6 pm Voyageur Brewing Co. Shane Martin Grand Marais, 2 - 5 pm Après Ski Acoustic NATURE PROGRAM Papa Charlie’s at Lutsen Mountains 3:15 - 5:45 pm Moose Caribou Highlands, Lutsen, 7 pm Plucked Up String Band Voyageur Brewing Co. Grand Marais, 5 - 9 pm MONDAY 2/13 LIVE MUSIC Eric Frost Open Mic Cascade Lodge Restaurant Grandma Ray’s, Grand Marais, 6 pm Lutsen, 7 - 9 pm Monday Songwriter Series Pushing Chain Lutsen Resort Lobby, 7 - 10 pm With Communist Daughter Papa Charlie’s at Lutsen Mountains The Bazillions 8 - 10 pm FIREWORKS Summit Chalet at Lutsen Mountains On The Mountain 7 pm Pete Kavanaugh Bluefin Grille, Tofte, 8 - 10 pm Willie Waldman Gun Flint Tavern Grand Marais, 8:30 pm TUESDAY 2/14 LIVE MUSIC Cloud Cult FEBRUARY 11 Fred Anderson Papa Charlie’s at Lutsen Mountains Poplar River Pub 9:30 pm, $16, 21+ FAMILY FESTIVAL Lutsen Resort, 6 - 8 pm 8PM - Summit Chalet (See Above For Details) Songwriter Series MONDAYS & WEDNESDAYS FREE | 8:00 PM For our songwriter series, Papa Charlie’s transforms into a listening room showcasing the Midwest’s top songwriters in a theater-like setting. The intimate room and great sound gives the audience an opportunity to immerse into the stories and craft of the song. Please Note: In an effort to create the listening room environment, we ask all guests in the main room to limit conversation during the performance. Guests looking for casual dining and conversation may be seated in the adjoining Mountain View Grill. MOLLY MAHER - MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6 Molly Maher is considered by some the reigning queen of the Twin Cities scene – she’s an incomparable singer and songwriter with compelling depth and soul.
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