Cree Stevens: Sharing Her Voice through Art
For Thunder Bay artist Cree Stevens, art is not something that’s merely visual: it’s also a powerful form of communication. From a young age, Stevens
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Switzerland’s Alpine Pass Route
It was late October, and my husband Stephen and I sat in a small room with the entire contents of our packs strewn about us.
Experiencing the Joy of Dance
It was a warm spring evening in the town of Grand Marais, and the theater hummed with energy. It was opening night of the Cook
Northern beekeeping: A sweet hobby
Pollinators, such as bees, are necessary for maintaining a healthy ecosystem. A majority of the crops that people rely on for food are pollinated by
Cascade Vacation Rentals launches Project: Food
Food waste is a big problem. So is hunger. It’s estimated that Americans throw away $165 billion worth of food—or 35 million tons—every year. For
Upcycled Art: Giving New Life to Old Materials
Recycling or reusing products is one of the simplest ways to help the environment. For most of us, the habit of recycling is little more
Snow Sculpting: Turning Winter into Art
Every winter in Thunder Bay, the waterfront area becomes dotted with large blocks of snow. Over the course of a few days, artists work to
Dog Sledding in the Northland
North of Hovland, a narrow road cuts through the dense, snowy forest. As the road continues on, signs begin to appear advising drivers to watch
