American Legion Post 413
The American Legion post in Grand Marais, with an Auxiliary unit, which collects worn flags for Flag Day disposal.
Every club, society and non-profit in Cook County, Minnesota that welcomes the public or new members. Nobody is left off. Sponsors of the site are listed first with their logo; sponsorship is the one thing a business pays for.
The American Legion post in Grand Marais, with an Auxiliary unit, which collects worn flags for Flag Day disposal.
An independent coalition of Cook County lake and road associations working on water quality, shorelands and aquatic invasive species.
The county's community center campus with tennis and pickleball courts, a ball diamond, a skate park, a bike skills park and pumptrack, playgrounds, an outdoor hockey rink and warming house, indoor curling in winter, a horse arena, a community garden and rooms to rent.
The school district's program of youth, adult and community activities, driver's education and early childhood classes, and the office that arranges community use of school facilities.
The Lake Superior YMCA's branch in Grand Marais, with an indoor pool, a gymnasium, a sauna and hot tub, strength and cardio equipment, group exercise classes and meeting rooms.
The county government's offices, open weekdays.
A nonprofit curling club with leagues, open curling and bonspiels from October to March on the indoor sheets at the Cook County Community Center.
A nonprofit offering free tutoring and student support, workplace training and testing, professional development and lifelong learning classes in Grand Marais.
The county's historical society, founded in 1925, which runs the Cook County History Museum in the old lightkeeper's house at 8 S. Broadway and four other historic sites in Grand Marais.
The volunteer search and rescue unit activated by the sheriff for missing persons, snowmobile, off-highway vehicle and boating accidents, remote medical calls, rope rescue and underwater search, which takes members by application at the Law Enforcement Center.
The volunteer club, also called the Cook County Ridge Riders, that grooms the county's snowmobile trails and runs the Fun Run and drag races that pay for it.
The all-volunteer nonprofit, formed in 1996, that works to build the Gitchi-Gami State Trail, a paved path along the North Shore from Two Harbors to Grand Marais; its director is based at the Arrowhead Regional Development Commission in Duluth.
An art center founded in 1947 offering classes, artist residencies and studio access, with its office at Studio 120 and a seasonal gallery at Studio 21 on Highway 61.
The city government's offices, where the City Council, Planning Commission and Public Utilities Commission meet.
The senior center downtown, run by the Cook County Council on Aging, with meals, activities and resources for older residents.
The Lions service club in Grand Marais, which hosts Fisherman's Picnic each August.
A community theater company in Grand Marais, staging plays and musicals at the Arrowhead Center for the Arts on the school campus.
The city's public library, part of the Arrowhead Library System, with a meeting room to reserve and programs such as concerts.
The historical society of the Gunflint Trail, which runs the Chik-Wauk Museum and Nature Center in the old Chik-Wauk Lodge on Saganaga Lake at the end of the trail.
The volunteer fire department and EMS for the Gunflint Trail, with three halls (mid-trail, Gunflint Lake and the upper trail) and members trained as firefighters and EMTs.
The volunteer fire department and first responders for Hovland, covering Highway 61 from the Brule River to the Reservation River and inland, which takes members by application.
The Cook County Historical Society's log art gallery, showing local, regional and national artists in rotating exhibits and a permanent collection of paintings by Anna C. Johnson.
The friends group that raises money for and makes annual grants to the Grand Marais Public Library and the county's school libraries, and runs the Fisherman's Picnic book sale.
Lutsen Township's volunteer fire department, with 18 volunteer firefighters.
A folk school on the Grand Marais harbor teaching traditional northern crafts, from blacksmithing and basketry to timber framing and boatbuilding, with a school store and welcome center open daily.
A nonprofit that presents live music concerts and music education programs for all ages in Grand Marais.
The historical society that runs the Cross River Heritage Center, a museum of the Schroeder area in a 1930s Tudor-style building on Highway 61, open from mid-May to mid-October.
The volunteer association that grooms the Sugarbush cross-country ski trails and builds the Britton Peak singletrack bike trails in the Superior National Forest near Tofte and Lutsen.
A nonprofit founded in 2010 that builds and maintains mountain bike trails and puts on bike races and clinics in Cook County.
Tofte Township's volunteer fire department and rescue squad, 18 firefighters and 10 EMS members, which takes new members through its chiefs.