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  • Sister Bay Library Presents School Display

    The new school year has started, and the Sister Bay/Liberty Grove Library has a nostalgic exhibit on display showcasing past and present school buildings.

  • Door County Historical Museum Presents APPLES!

    On September 17, the Door County Historical Museum will present a celebration of APPLES! between 10 am – 3 pm. There will be apple treats and a display of items giving an overview of the early history of the apple industry in Door County, including the many contributions of Joseph Zettel to the establishment of fruit growing in our area.

  • UUF of Door County Screens “La Bestia”

    La Bestia, a compelling documentary illuminating the dangers and harsh conditions endured by people attempting to improve their lives by escaping to the United States, will be screened at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship on September 20 at 4:30 pm.

  • Corner of the Past Continues Farm Market and Heritage Programs

    The Old Anderson House, centerpiece of the Sister Bay Historical Society’s Corner of the Past Museum, will close out it’s 15th year of operation on the weekend of September 24 – 25.

  • Kiwanis Club of Door County Begins Travel Film Series

    On September 23, the Kiwanis Club of Northern Door will kick off its 2011-2012 travel and adventure film series with a cruise throughout the eastern Mediterranean.

  • Getting Thrifty in the Door

    I got that craving for something new (or new to me) and was looking for a good deal. I swung into Julie’s Upscale Resale in Sister Bay and found a whole lot of nearly-new goodies that fit my description.

  • School Exhibit at Sister Bay Library

    The start of a new school year is just around the corner and so is a nostalgic exhibit at the Sister Bay/Liberty Grove Library display case on past and present school buildings.

  • Sevastopol Town Hall Hosts “Bassford Family History” Presentation

    The newly formed Sevastopol Historical Society will present its premiere program on the “Bassford Family History” on September 12 beginning at 7 pm in the community room of the Sevastopol Town Hall in Institute.

  • Bjorklunden of Door County Offers Two Seminars

    From October 2 to 7, Lawrence University’s Bjِrklunden is offering two seminars: “The Door to Beauty” with Don Quintenz and “Poetry of Place: A Photographic Experience” with Suzanne Rose.

  • Celebrate APPLES! in Door County

    This wayside sign stands on the east side of Highway 42 near the UW Peninsular Agricultural Research Station and tells of contributions by men like Joseph Zettel, Emmett Goff and Arthur Hatch to the development of the fruit-growing industry in Door County.

  • I Ate for 8.88

    Regulars to JJ’s La Puerta in Sister Bay know the menu is neatly divided into “Mexican” and “American” cuisines. But buried in the lines of the American menu lies a sandwich that is far more Mexican than anything on either side of the menu.

  • Medicine Wheel Model and Spiritual Horsemanship Workshops at Nelson Healing Center

    Phillip Whiteman, Jr., a nationally-known Indian cultural consultant, storyteller and horseman will present a two-day workshop, “The Coming of the New Moon: Shedding, Cleansing, Purifying, Letting go of the Old Ways,” on Sept. 10 and 11.

  • Mayan Culture at Bjorklunden Seminar

    Lawrence University’s Bjِrklunden is offering two seminars from Sept. 25 – 30: “Classic Maya Culture, Architecture and Art” with Karon Winzenz and “Improve Your Bridge” with Carolyn Kimbell.

  • Bjorklunden Takes Seminar to Greece

    The roots of Western civilization will be explored during a special 14-day Bjorklunden seminar to Greece April 21 to May 4, 2012. Sponsored by Lawrence University, the seminar will be led by Dan Taylor, professor emeritus of classics at Lawrence.

  • Cheese, Vanilla, and International Sauces

    The Savory Spoon of Ellison Bay has a great line up of classes to help prepare for the Labor Day celebrations and to begin the fall season! August 30 at 6 pm, “Meet the Cheese Maker and Cheese Tasting” will feature Bob Wills, president and owner of Cedar Grove Cheese, which specializes in organic cheese made from pasteurized whole organic milk.

  • Jacksonport Craft Cottage Introduces Quilt-Themed Puzzles

    The Jacksonport Craft Cottage has added new quilt-themed puzzles. “Garden Path,” “Turtle Quiltscape,” “Daffodils,” and “Grandmother’s Flower Garden” are just a few titles of the puzzles that are now featured at the shop.

  • Door County Sail & Power Squadron Offer Three Advanced Boating Classes

    The Door County Sail & Power Squadron will present three advanced boating classes this fall. “Piloting,” which begins September 12, is the first of the advanced navigational classes focusing on techniques for piloting a boat in coastal and inland conditions.

  • Bjorklunden of Door County Offers Seminars

    From September 18 to 23, Lawrence University’s Bjِrklunden is offering two seminars: “Rails Across America: The Romance of the American Passenger Train in History, Literature & Film” with Jack Rhodes and “Watercolor: A Fresh Start” with Helen R. Klebesadel.

  • I Ate for $8.88

    Ever since I stepped into the little white hut across from the Fish Creek Marina with the lulling sound of ukuleles wafting from small speakers and gaped up at the chalkboard menu with column after column of flavorful custard combinations and shaved ice options, I have been hooked on Malibu Moo’s.

  • Door County Folk Alliance Hosts Barn Dance

    The Door County Folk Alliance will sponsor a barn dance Saturday, Aug. 27 at the Sister Bay Village Hall from 7 – 9:30 pm. No experience or partners are necessary.