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You can enjoy craft beer from Voyageur Brewing Company in Grand Marais, Minnesota whenever you’d like. There doesn’t need to be a special event to visit our beautiful taproom with a terrific view of Lake Superior. But if you need a nudge to get out and enjoy a delicious beer then we’re here to give you that nudge.
We host special events in the taproom including bag tournaments, live music, beer release parties and more. We also attend events like tap takeovers, craft beer festivals and tastings across the state.
Be sure to check our event page often so you don’t miss out on a Voyageur Brewing Company event.
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North Shore Water Film Festival
July 21, 2017 @ 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Voyageur Brewing Company is hosting a film festival as part of the North Shore Water Festival the weekend of July 21st – 23rd. Tickets are $10 and include a pint of beer.
Here is the schedule for the festival:
6:00pm – When the Waves Call (24 minutes)
Through the portraits of three Wisconsin surfers, this short documentary explores the shared passion for Great Lake surfing that drives a group of surfers to seek that next freshwater wave.
6:30pm – Superior Dream (49 minutes)
UMD alumni Lucas Will and Greg Petry accomplished a shared goal: to see the entire Lake Superior shoreline from a kayak. They chose to follow “Leave No Trace” principles to give back to “the body of water that helped to shape our lives.” They completed their kayaking journey around Lake Superior in 97 days with over 80 hours of camera footage and numerous blog posts. They paddled clockwise, starting and ending in Duluth, covering over 1,200 miles.
7:30pm – Cold Love (1 hour)
Cold Love reveals the dramatic beauty and life-giving forces of our earth’s frozen places. When viewed up close, both the breathtaking majesty and the heartbreaking fragility of this world is clear for all to see. And in the seeing, we can’t help but be inspired to love and protect our earth’s frozen places, which regulate the global climate and provide a stable environment. For the past three decades, Arctic explorer Lonnie Dupre has traveled – by dogsled, skis, and kayak – more than 15,000 miles throughout the High Arctic and polar regions. His life-long love of the Arctic and the knowledge he has gained by traveling and living with Inuit people has led him to pursue one aim: advocating for these fragile Arctic environments that impact the well-being of the whole planet.
Lonnie will be present to introduce the film and afterwards for a Q&A.
Tickets available soon.