The Cook County Historical Society operates the Johnson Heritage Post Art Gallery in Grand Marais, Minnesota. This non-profit Art Gallery features local, regional, and national artists in revolving exhibits, as well as a permanent collection of original art by Anna C. Johnson, an early 1900s artist.
To learn more about the history of the JHP Art Gallery and Anna C. Johnson, CLICK HERE.
winter GALLERY Hours (October 20 - April 30)
Thursday-Saturday 10 AM-4 PM
sunday 1-4 PM
closed Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday
Summer GALLERY Hours (May 1 - October 19)
Wednesday – Saturday: 10 AM-4 PM
Sunday: 1-4 pm
Open select mondays, see below
Closed tuesdays
JHP will be open on the following days in 2025:
Monday, May 26th – Memorial Day (Open 10 AM-4 PM)
Thursday, June 19th – Juneteenth (Open 10 am-4 pm)
Friday, July 4th – Independence Day (Open 10 am-4 pm)
Monday, July 30th – Monday after the Grand Marais Arts Festival (Open 10 AM-4 pm)
Monday, August 28th – Monday after Fisherman’s Picnic (Open 10 am-4 pm)
Monday, September 1st – Labor Day (Open 10 am-4 pm)
Sept 26th-28th, and 30th, October 5th (Open 10 AM-5 Pm) for Art Along the Lake Studio Tours
Friday, November 28 – Oh Ole Night Parade (Open 10 AM-5 PM)
JHP will be closed on the following holidays:
New Year’s Day
MLK Jr. Day
Presidents Day
Veterans Day
Thanksgiving Day
New exhibition: opens friday april 25th
Please join us for the opening reception from 5pm-7pm on the 25th!
Save the Date
Recent Works by Neil Sherman
Grand Prize Winner, Plein Air Grand Marais 2024
Opening Reception Friday, May 23, 5-7pm
Missed a show? Click below for access to images from past JHP Art Gallery exhibitions!
Artist Opportunities
Interested in exhibiting with us? We have opportunities for artists of all mediums, skill levels and experience. Click the button below to find out more.
Click the photos above to learn more!
Visit the JHP Art Gallery
To contact the JHP Art Gallery call 218-387-2314 or email jhp@boreal.org.
JHP Art Gallery located at 115 W. Wisconsin St., Grand Marais, MN 55604
JHP Art Gallery operations are made possible in part by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Arrowhead Regional Arts Council, thanks to appropriations from the Minnesota State Legislature's general and arts and cultural heritage funds.