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  • Custom Fishing-Rod Event Comes to Door County

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    Door County’s first custom fishing-rod event will be held April 30, 8:30 am – 3 pm, and May 1, 8:30 am – 12 pm, at The Lodge at Leathem Smith, ​​1640 Memorial Dr. in Sturgeon Bay. Bill Batson, owner of Batson Enterprises in Seattle, will be the featured speaker both days and will discuss rod blank […]

  • New Exhibits Opening at Maritime Lighthouse Tower

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    The Door County Maritime Museum is unveiling new exhibits in the Jim Kress Maritime Lighthouse Tower as they are completed this winter and spring. A small ribbon-cutting event scheduled for late January will open the second floor, Shipwrecks, and the seventh, Navigation, to the public.  Following those, the next floors to be completed will be […]

  • Bowl in the New Year at Apple Valley Lanes

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    The 115 Club, Door County AOD Coalition and United Way of Door County are sponsoring a New Year’s Eve bowling party Dec. 31, 5:30-7:30 pm, at Apple Valley Lanes, 1217 N. 14th Ave. in Sturgeon Bay. The event is free for all ages, and soda and snacks will be provided. Space is limited, so sign […]

  • Jingle Mixer Gala Dec. 14

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    Enjoy the winter wonderland of decorated trees, wreaths and decorative displays now through Jan. 2, 2022, during the 10th annual Merry-Time Festival of Trees at the Door County Maritime Museum (DCMM). Raffle winners will take each of the decorations home following the Jingle Mixer Gala on Dec. 14, when uests will be entertained by live […]

  • Plus-Plus Play Time at DC Kids & Baby Boutique

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    Door County Kids & Baby Boutique will host a special holiday open house during Egg Harbor’s Holly Days Nov. 26-28, 10 am – 4 pm, all three days.  The shop will feature a Plus-Plus hands-on play time for kids and “kidults.” The Plus-Plus toy line is designed and produced in Denmark using 100% wind energy. […]

  • 2021 Maritime Museum Festival of Trees

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    Extraordinarily decorated trees, wreaths and decorative displays have turned the Door County Maritime Museum into a winter wonderland during the Merry-Time Festival of Trees, running through Jan. 2. Many include gifts, and all are donated to the museum by community businesses and individuals. Each paid admission to the museum generates one free raffle ticket for […]

  • Santa Kicks Off DCMM’s Merry-Time Festival of Trees

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    We all know Santa is quick. He’s able to make it to every home in the world all in one night, so it’s no wonder he can be in so many places in Door County this month.  His stops will include the Door County Maritime Museum (DCMM) to kick off its 10th Merry-Time Festival of […]

  • Brian Stephens to Receive Inaugural Angel Award

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    The Door County Medical Center Auxiliary will present its first Angel Award during this year’s Angel Ball, set for Oct. 8. “We wanted to recognize someone who is a champion of health care in the Door County community,” said Lynda Szczepanik, chair of the 2021 Angel Ball. “Brian Stephens, president and CEO of Door County […]

  • It’s Time for Self-Care at Hotel Washington and Studio

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    Former Island “summer girls” Sarah Koehler and Rose Widmann are offering a self-care workshop, Sisterhood & Self-Care, on July 30 and Aug. 6, 2-4:15 pm, at Hotel Washington and Studio, 354 Range Line Road on Washington Island. “Sostre,” which means “sister” in Norweigian, is the parent company for their entities: skin care, art, yoga and […]

  • Workshop Celebrates Sisterhood and Self Care on July 30, Aug. 6

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    Former Island “summer girls,” Sarah Koehler and Rose Widmann, are offering a Self Care workshop, Sisterhood & Self Care, on July 30 and Aug. 6, 2-4:15 pm, at Hotel Washington & Studio. Sostre, which means sister in Norweigian, is the parent company for their entities – divine skincare, art, yoga, and mindfulness. Participants can enjoy […]

  • Raffle, New Exhibits at Maritime Museum

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    Tickets are on sale for the Door County Maritime Museum’s (DCMM, dcmm.org) annual wooden-boat raffle – this year for a 17-foot Rangeley lake boat, handcrafted by the instructors and students in the museum’s 2020-21 Wooden Boatbuilding Class. This one-of-a-kind wooden boat comes with a trailer donated by American Marine and Motor Sports. Raffle-ticket purchases support the […]

  • Explore the Human/Animal Connection

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    Author and inner-life coach Marggie Hatala will host an online reflective-writing workshop Sunday, June 6, 3-4:30 pm, to explore how our connection to animals expands our connection to life.  Participants will explore the immediate effect that animals have on us, as well as their larger spiritual purpose in our life, through breathwork, meditation, music, other […]

  • Indoor Golf Makes Egg Harbor a Year-round Golf Destination

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    Golf ’n More In-Door 4614 Harbor School Road, Egg Harbor Leslee Perley turned Door County and Egg Harbor into a year-round golf destination when she opened Golf ’n More In-Door in September. As courses closed in the fall and snow fell, local players of all ages and skill levels found their way to her indoor […]

  • Improve Yoga Practice with Yoga Mat Makeover

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    Give your yoga practice a boost during a Yoga Mat Makeover workshop, to be held virtually April 15, 7:15-8 pm. During free, monthly yoga-posture clinics, instructor Jodi Rose Gonzales helps participants to safely explore the alignment involved in a variety of popular yoga poses.  During this session, Gonzales will explore tree pose, and participants will […]

  • Celebrate Creativity and Nature through Art-Therapy Workshop

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    Spring is the time to celebrate creativity, nature and you, so join the Circle Artemis virtual workshop to explore a fun, nature-themed art-therapy prompt April 9, 7-9 pm. No artistic skill is needed to benefit from this event.  Jodi Rose Gonzales, a credentialed art therapist and environmental artist, offers Circle Artemis every six weeks. The […]

  • Together, Apart

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    Home-workout innovations provide connections Finding time to work out can be a challenge. Do I schedule gym time before or after work? I’m no stranger to hitting the YMCA at 5:30 am, but then when do I sleep? Add a young child to the mix, and sometimes it seems like the exercise puzzle piece was […]

  • Gain Clarity through Free Creative Mastermind Event

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    Art-therapy journaling can help you to clarify your goals, define your next steps and manage your time. Learn how during a free, virtual Creative Mastermind event April 1, 7-8 pm. Facilitator Jodi Rose Gonzales will share an art-therapy journal technique to use for a variety of goals, including health, financial, business, relationship and more. Gonzales […]

  • Crossroads’ Virtual Lectures Explore Great Lakes Issues

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    Join Crossroads at Big Creek on March 19, 3 pm, for the virtual lecture “Focal Species and Species of Local Conservation” by Gary Casper, who researches wildlife conservation, inventory and monitoring throughout the Great Lakes Region. He’ll discuss how species of local conservation interest and focal species can be determined in conservation planning. To request […]

  • Gonzales to Offer Free, Virtual Creative Mastermind Event

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    Learn how art journaling can help restore your work/life balance during Creative Mastermind, a free virtual event to be held March 18, 7-8 pm. Artistic skill is not needed to benefit from this experience. Facilitator Jodi Rose Gonzales will share an art-journaling technique that can be used for self-discovery intentions including connection, calmness, clarity and […]

  • Fish Tales Lecture Follows Fish Movements

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    Crossroads at Big Creek (crossroadsatbigcreek.org) will continue its virtual Fish Tales Lecture Series on March 4, 7 pm, with “Where Fish Wander in Green Bay: Tracking the Movements of Walleye and Whitefish,” a presentation by Dan Isermann of the Wisconsin Cooperative Fishery Unit of UW-Stevens Point. Isermann will discuss the results of his research on […]