Category: Performance

Lawrence University’s Bjِrklunden will host a concert on March 8 at 1:30 pm. Hear the music of Beethoven for cello and piano. The Lawrence University Cello Studio and their colleagues in the piano department will present Beethoven’s complete sonatas for Cello and Piano on the Appleton campus on March 11.

Classically trained harpist Tammy Naze will be performing some of her favorite pieces on a collection of harps as part of the Door Concerts Series on Feb.

The 2015 February Fest continues on Feb. 21 with Peninsula Music Festival violist Thomas Kluge and pianist Judith Jackson. The concert will take place at Shepherd of the Bay Lutheran Church at 2 pm.

The Sturgeon Bay Band will present their annual POPS concert at the Sturgeon Bay High School Gym on Feb. 21 at 4 pm. The concert will feature classic rock music from 1950 to today played by bands from 6th grade through high school including the high school concert band and wind ensemble.

As it has done each year since 1998, Peninsula Music Festival (PMF) will again brighten Door County’s long, cold winter with a series of three chamber concerts.

Rogue Theater brings the powerful show Policy to the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship in Ephraim for a single performance Feb. 7 at 4 pm. 

Lawrence University’s Bjِrklunden will host two concerts on Feb. 12 and 15. On Feb. 12 come join the ladies of Sigma Alpha Iota as they share various vocal and instrumental solo and chamber pieces in the spirit of sisterhood.

Musician Matt Wahl grew up in a household where background music included the tunes of musical greats Gordon Lightfoot, Joan Baez, Peter, Paul and Mary, and The Kingston Trio.

Door Concerts, Inc. will present the renowned Pro Arte Quartet in a concert at the Olde Opera House on Jan. 29 at 7 pm. The program will include quartets of Haydn and Dvorak, along with a special guest appearance by the Lyric Opera of Chicago’s soprano Emily Birsan.

Peninsula Music Festival presents February Fest, with three chamber concerts to warm your musical soul. All concerts are held at Shepherd of the Bay Lutheran Church at 2 pm.

Peninsula Music Festival presents February Fest, with three chamber concerts to warm your musical soul. All concerts are held at Shepherd of the Bay Lutheran Church at 2 pm.

Ministry Door County Medical Center’s (MDCMC) Art for Health free workshops for children will begin at the end of January. The workshops focus on music and art using performance, demonstrations and other activities with local visual and performing artists as facilitators.

American Folklore Theatre (AFT) has announced the line-up for its annual holiday concert show at the Old Gibraltar Town Hall. Now in its eighth incarnation, “Home for the Holidays with AFT” will feature two well-known wedded duos.

The Hagen family will once again delight audiences at Third Avenue Playhouse this weekend with their beloved annual holiday concert, Hagen Family Christmas.

St. Peters Lutheran Church will hold its annual Christmas Choir Concert on Dec. 13 at 5 pm and Dec. 14 at 7:30 and 10 am. The concert theme is “O Come Let Us Adore Him.

Join the Hagen family at Third Avenue Playhouse for their annual holiday concert on Dec. 20 at 7:30 pm. Ticket prices are $20 in advance, $25 day-of show, $10 students 12-24, and $5 children 11 and under.

The Peninsula Singers, a 60-voice choir directed by Merle Colburn and accompanied by Janet Anderson, will present its 38th annual holiday concert twice this week: at 7 pm on Saturday, Dec.

A concert at 2 pm Sunday, Dec. 7, at Hope United Church of Christ in Sturgeon Bay will celebrate the 25th anniversary of the installation of the church’s Dobson pipe organ.

The Peninsula Singers, joined by The Anderson Brass, will perform their 35th annual Christmas concerts at the Sturgeon Bay United Methodist Church on Dec.

Christmas cantatas are an annual tradition, and Sister Bay Moravian and Ephraim Moravian choirs join voices once again for “When Earth Received Her King,” a musical program written by Marty Parks.