The best antique shop and gallery I've been to. The store is very neatly laid out and all the items…read moreare either in good or excellent condition. The owners are very nice. The building is worth seeing alone as it is an old department store with several original features.

I love this gallery. I visit every time I go to the Keweenaw, and enjoy the purchases I've made…read morethere. Highly recommended.

First I should say that I grew up in northern Wisconsin, and had not been back to the north for 35…read moreyears, and lived in three countries since then. I am a painter, so I went in to see what is offered. When I went into the gallery I was heartened to see true representation of local artists and that the works were skillful and professionally displayed. When I've been in other cities I've been increasingly disappointed that galleries show a large percentage of coldly decorative or derivative work. It was refreshing to see items that were sincere. I didn't expect to see a gallery of any significance in Calumet, and it is not the only one there, either.

Betsy's work is original and fun. Her vision of the north woods is unique and colorful. Her gallery…read moreand store is in a must see when in Grand Marais.

Betsy Bowen creates beautiful woodcuts and original Art and Features other Artists. It is newly…read moreremodeled this year and very exciting. Check out the new open performance space upstairs and watch for events. Also check out Rons World Rocks upstairs.

Scullery had some beautiful art in it. There's a lot of different medium so you could choose…read moresomething for your fitting, but I will say it was absolutely gorgeous and beautiful and take any pictures inside the art gallery. The work was amazing. It definitely was something worth seeing. And if you need something beautiful it was the place to get it

We went on a stroll around Grand Marias and stumbled upon Sivertson Gallery. They had a great…read moreselection from oil paintings to prints to sculptures to jewelry and the place was full of them found some amazing pieces of the north shore and found all of our Christmas gifts in one go. The people working there were super helpful in helping us scale the prints and what the process/timelines were.

Lovely art cooperative in restored (and relocated) train station. All items for sale are created…read moreby local artists .. paintings, jewelry, glassware, baskets, etc. and very reasonably priced. Friendly volunteer staffs the counter. Not very large but you can definitely find something to take home as memory of your travels through the UP.

Lots of great stuff and a really friendly lady. So full of information about local sites. All…read morelocally made items. We loved the soap, some art work, and the rolling pins made of cherry and maple! So inexpensive!! Warning...cash only! Or checks but no credit or debit cards..

Hancocks best stop for locally made and original art. Conveniently located downtown and offering…read moreworkshops with visiting artists as well as operating an old printing press. If you want to explore your creative side, or find a one of a kind gift idea, I highly suggest you visit the friendly and helpful staff at the Copper Country Community Srt Center.

From the owner: Here at the Copper Country Community Arts Center in Hancock we have wonderful local work in our…read moreArtists Market Sales Gallery! Jewelry, paintings, photography, pottery, blown glass, stained glass, wooden bowls, books, cards, and many other unique gifts in all price ranges. We have gift certificates too! Along with our artist market sales gallery we have the Kerredge Gallery and our Youth Gallery, which each change monthly.

Good art spot. You know I don't like going into detail with my reviews because I've been to many…read moreplaces and it's hard to memorize a thousand trips. So all I can say here, is decent. Average art place tbh. Thanks for reading this review, have a great day!

Look, this pandemic is messing with absolutely everyone's life. Which is why it makes it even more…read moreweird and bewildering and endearing and impressive when tiny shops in Grand Marais are just abso-fucking-lutely annihilating this whole "Operating In A Pandemic As A Small Business" situation. I've ordered from this place twice and had the exact same experience: ridiculously unbelievable wowness. I ordered this THREE DAYS AGO and now it's here. HOW. My post office is legit burned down and this was still here in three days! Look at what they sent me! All I ordered was two packs of greeting cards that I could use to whine to my friends about pandemic life! And they sent me this thoughtful, beautiful thing! What the hell is your problem, Everyone Else? Big Lake is beating the pants off of you! PS. I just turned the card over and there's a handwritten note wtfwtfwtfwtf JUST TAKE MY WALLET.

This store is so neat! It's not your typical tourist trap store - it has beautiful and unique art…read moreand cards and jewelry inside! Love this place!

Nice little gallery in Grand Marais with rotating exhibits of local artisans. The "Mostly Fiber…read moreFestival" was ongoing during our visit and was more interesting than I would have guessed.

St Francis Xavier Catholic / Chippewa Church- Driving by you think oh what a cute, quaint church…read more At least that's what I always thought until I actually visited. Walking up the steps and into the church it was very Inviting. The high blue ceiling gave the place great energy. We sat down in the pews and had a conversation including discussing stations of the cross. We learned that no religious type service has been performed since 1936. Walking to the back of the church we found a font of history with Alta Mcquarter. We learned so much from her about the fire, people settling in Lutsen (White Sky) and about the book. It's impressive the documentation there is of the people trough time. The time it must take her to go through obituaries, cut them out and add to book is a true dedication. We are lucky to have her. I highly recommend a stop. Could have stayed all day in the peaceful pew but really talking with Alta and Gary was the proverbial ice to the sore knee I needed after the Voyageur 5K. Thank you.