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  • Holiday Cheer In Ephraim

    The Ephraim Business Council will host its annual Christmas in the Village event on Dec. 2. Throughout the day, participate in the “Spot the Snowmen” activity by visiting open houses at participating businesses. Find the five different-colored snowmen and report the findings to Ephraim Village Hall between 3-4:45 pm to receive a special Ephraim gift.  […]

  • Ephraim Christmas in the Village Dec. 2

    The Ephraim Business Council will host its annual Christmas in the Village event on Dec. 2. Throughout the day, participate in the Spot the Snowmen activity by visiting open houses at participating businesses. Find the five different-colored snowmen and report the findings to Ephraim Village Hall between 3-4:45 pm to receive a special Ephraim gift.  […]

  • Holiday Open House At Artzy

    Artzy Studio is celebrating the end of its ninth season with a holiday open house Oct. 27 – 29, 10 am – 4 pm each day. Attendees can view art, enjoy treats and hot cider, and enter for a chance to win Ferns and Flowers, a hand-painted ceramic plate by gallerist Cynthia Koshalek.

  • Third Graders Travel Back In Time

    Gibraltar third grade students took a field trip to historic sites in Ephraim centered around an Overcoming Learning Challenges language arts curriculum. Students used apple peelers, drew on slates, puzzled over everything from sleighs to chamber pots, and mapped the Anderson Dock. They discovered how an organ works, then heard the highs and lows of […]

  • What’s in Store at the Townline Art Fair

    This weekend’s Townline Art Fair (Oct. 7 and 8) will bring together the work of more than 75 selected artists and several thousand attendees. Located on the grounds of the Fine Line Design Gallery on state Highway 42 at the north end of Ephraim, the fair draws huge crowds to the lawn. For visitors, this […]

  • G.G. Paschke: Keeper of the Flame of Ephraim

    It doesn’t take more than a step into the living room of Glenore “G.G.” Paschke to sense what makes her heart beat.  “I love Ephraim,” she says as I admire one of several paintings of the picturesque village that hangs on the walls of her home tucked into the woods of Maple Grove Road near […]

  • Ceramic Pumpkin Demo At Artzy Studio

    On Sept. 30, 2-4pm, at Artzy Studio, 10329 Hwy 42 in Ephraim, artist Cynthia Koshalek will show how she creates ceramic pumpkins using handbuilding techniques. She will demonstrate how to use pinch and coil methods to create unique pumpkin shapes, and how to add details and texture to the finished artwork with a variety of […]

  • Free Concert At UUF

    Join Unitarian Universalist Fellowship (UUF) Oct. 1, 7 pm for Fall Favorites, a concert featuring duo pianists Jodie DeSalvo and Jonathan Bass along with mezzo soprano Cynthia Stiehl. The concert will include selections by Bach, Chopin, Schubert, Bizet and “Rhapsody in Blue” by George Gershwin. The concert is free to the public. Freewill offerings are […]

  • Ephraim Reveals Why It Declined a $100,000 Grant

    The closed sessions the Ephraim Village Board has held since April to talk with its attorney about current or potential litigation were revealed to be about the village’s issue with a grant program Destination Door County (DDC) launched this year that benefits local community projects. The village, backed by its attorney’s opinion, is questioning the […]

  • Lost Tuk Tuk Closing

    Lost Tuk Tuk, the Ephraim curry and noodle bar that opened in 2022, announced that it will be closing for good on Sept. 23.  “Thanks for the hang, we appreciate you,” owners Ben McMahon and Laura Seaquist announced on Instagram and Facebook. The restaurant is open Wednesday – Saturday, 11 am–2 pm, through Sept. 23.

  • Barn Dance In Ephraim

    The Door County Folk Alliance (DCFA) will host a barn dance Sept. 16, 7-9 pm in the Ephraim Village Hall. Caller, Mike Grimm, leads participants through circle and long-line dances. Live music provided by the Sugar on the Floor Barn Dance Orchestra. Free and open to all. Donations appreciated. For more information, visit facebook.com/DCFolkAlliance. Ephraim […]

  • Challenging the Rules

    Hardy exhibit features three photographers in exploration The Hardy Gallery’s final exhibit of the season will challenge viewers’ notions of what photography must be. The exhibit description says that “rather than mere representations of reality, [photographs] can also serve various purposes and convey artistic value.”  Photographers David Graham, Terri Warpinski and Dan Cross explained the […]

  • September Programs At UUFDC

    The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Door County (UUFDC) is hosting programs throughout September. All programs are at 10 am.  The Rev. Joan Shiels, who has been bringing messages of hope, hardship and humor to the fellowship for 23 years, will present “How to See a Person” on Sept. 10, which will explore the experiences of […]

  • Ephraim Scraps Multi-modal Path for Pedestrian-only Path

    The Ephraim Village Board voted Wednesday morning not to proceed with the multimodal path along the north end of the village. Instead, the board voted to build a 6-foot-wide pedestrian-only path. The decision came after engineers from AECOM, the engineering firm designing the path for the village, received guidance from the Wisconsin Department of Transportation […]

  • UUFDC Hosts Program By Northern Sky Artist

    The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Door County (UUFDC) will host Door County Amplify: Celebrating BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and People of Color) Artists in Door County with Lachrisa Grandberry on Sept. 3, 10 am, at UUFDC, 10341 Water St. in Ephraim.Door County Amplify is the project of Grandberry and Molly Rhode, who are known for their […]

  • Final Exhibit For The Season At The Hardy Gallery

    The Hardy Gallery will present Rendering Intent[ions]: Contemporary Photoworks by Dan Cross, David Graham, and Terri Warpinski. The exhibit examines photography as an artistic medium through the works of three artists who challenge traditional stereotypes of photography.  Dan Cross, whose work has been shown nationally, presents his newest work “Dockside,” a series of photographs that […]

  • “To Bee or Not To Bee”

    Fine Line Designs Gallery’s final show of 2023 features works celebrating the natural world The season is coming to a close at Fine Line Designs Gallery in Ephraim, with their final exhibit of the year including oil paintings by Kristy Goggio. Goggio said Fine Line is one of her favorite places to “hang” her oil […]

  • Revisions in Works for North-End Path; Village Declines $100,000 Grant Award

    During a site visit and walk-through to review preliminary plans for the north-end path from Sip cafe to Townline Road, members of the Ephraim Village Board found there was much work to be done before plans could be finalized.  The board members reviewed site plans with a representative from AECOM for a path that would […]

  • New Gallery Features Sustainable Products

    Ephraim is now home to a new gallery, Sea Glass Boutique & Gallery at 10438 N Water St. Sea Glass features a collection of sustainably sourced and produced goods, as well as rotating exhibitions. Run by a small family team, this eco-boutique offers brands with clothing lines made of linen, bamboo, hemp and recycled plastics, […]

  • Hardy Raffling Off Lockwood Painting

    The Hardy Gallery is offering an original work by local artist Margaret Lockwood for this year’s raffle fundraiser. Since 2012, the gallery has worked with 11 artists to raise funds through ticket sales that go toward sustaining the gallery’s programming.  The drawing will take place Oct. 9, 1 pm. Purchase tickets ($5 each or five […]