I LOVE this shop! Great variety of items, indoors and out. Prices are just right! It's…read moresectioned off very nicely. Employee's are all volunteers and lovely people. Proceeds are donated.

Fun thrift shop to explore. They had a variety of everything you can think of in this place! They…read morehad a book section, which was pretty neat. Just a fun place to explore. The ladies there were all so nice and friendly! I was lucky to score some cute items for such a deal!

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.

If you need it, Joynes will most likely have it. If they don't have it, you most likely don't…read morereally need it. This store blew my mind. It was a shopping experience that took me back to the old fashioned Ben Franklin I grew up with a mix of modern day boutique. I don't think there are many stores where you can buy craft supplies, children's unique toys, running shoes, maple syrup and Pendleton sweaters and blankets. I will agree with some of the other reviewers and say that the prices are on the high side. Being from the Mid-West I thought all prices in Minnesota were higher. However, I understand much of the areas I was visiting were tourist towns, or remote areas and that alone explains the price increases. Being a small town and a tourist town, the staff was attentive and friendly. They made shopping a fun and pleasant experience. If you're in Grand Marais, you've got to at least walk through this store and be amazed with the variety of merchandise.

What a ginormous disappointment this store has become. Please either go back to the way the store…read morewas (for decades) or just close your doors. Overpriced was NEVER part of Ben Franklin.

The place was not open on Tuesday, August 4 as the website said. Door was locked at 1:09 p.m. bug…read moredumpster in the driveway. Has the place gone out of business? Visited last year and really enjoyed looking at all the yarn and patterns.

This is a must stop place to visit. Even if you don't knit or crochet you can find great quality…read moreyarns for someone you may know that would appreciate it! The owner is so sweet! I could spend all day in here! Found some awesome yarn made in Italy and also great organic cotton choices.

This recycling center is also a thrift shop!? Crazy combo ! All clothes were $1! Other items as…read morewell. Cool little shop, bring cash!

I love thrifting. I found this little goody close to my friend's cabin. It was larger than…read moreexpected and the people were nice and COVIDaware.

Small thrift store with some decent items. Found some sorel boots otherwise a mix of various items…read morethat I didn't need. Worth the quick stop if you're in the area.

You know how I love a thrift store, especially small town thrift stores. This one was not big, but…read morehad some nice quality items. I got the best hand knit purse for $3.50 that totally would have cost me $30 at one of the boutiques in town. Also picked up some good kids books and 2 pairs of Acorn toddler booties only $1 each. This store isn't big enough to have a huge selection, but it was home to a few treasures on our trip. Sure to be a usual stop on our way up Highway 61.

This place is fantastic. It's small, but packed with fascinating information and artifacts. Person…read moreat the door was knowledgeable and very friendly. Well worth a look if you're up there.

Very surprised to find such an interesting museum in a nondescript building. Worth a stop!read more

Witty touristy place. Lots of crafty shirts. They also have alot of iron on decals to choose from…read moreand they will put them on a shirt or jacket you pick out. They are super cool iron on decals. We even bought one to put on a different jacket (not sold in store). Everyone was super helpful.

This is a very good t-shirt/souvenir shop. I have bought a number of shirts and sweatshirts here…read more Pick out the shirt that you like and in just a few minutes you can put anyone of a hundred plus logos on it. There was a young man working there from Spain. He was kind and courteous.