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Mapping Mystery at the Johnson Heritage Post

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Spirit of the Wilderness Episcopal Church hosts an annual spring show focusing on the overlap between creativity and spirituality.  This year’s show, ‘Mapping Mystery’ opens  Friday March 28th at the Johnson Heritage Post in Grand Marais.  North Shore Morning host Joe Detrick finds out more in this interview with Reverend Mary Ellen Ashcroft.

The opening reception, Friday March 28th at 5pm, includes a presentation entitled "Frontiers and Borderlands: Navigating the Creative Process," by Ruth Pszwaro.
 
 The exhibit ‘Mapping Mystery’ is at the Johnson Heritage Post March 28th through April 13th, open Wednesday through Saturday 10am to 4pm; and Sundays and Mondays from 1 to 4pm.  More information at 387-2314.
 

 

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North Shore Morning

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