Category: Indoor Activities

The Inn at Cedar Crossing will offer a spring cookie decorating class to learn a new skill that can be used through the year. Learn skills for beautiful decorated Easter, Mother’s Day, spring and Graduation cookies.

The Ridges Sanctuary will host a workshop on building a wood duck nest box on March 19 at 2 pm. At one time, the beautifully colored wood duck was the most abundant waterfowl in eastern North America, but by the late 19th century the population was in serious decline.

Greens N Grains will feature a screening of the documentary film Tiny. Today’s tiny house movement is more concerned with the ideal of simplifying life rather than escaping to solitude, considering which comforts and possessions can be done without in order to live a life that is more deliberate.

Greens N Grains will host two health and wellness events on March 18 and 19. Cindy Knigge with discuss a raw food diet on March 18 at 1 pm. Cindy plans to answer all of the most frequently asked questions about raw and live food.

There is a card playing revival afoot at Door County Brewing Company in Baileys Harbor where you can enjoy the age-old game of Sheepshead. From 1-3 pm on March 15 and March 29, seasoned players and beginners can enjoy a relaxed atmosphere and good cheer with table hosts Jordan Zacek and Barley Bob who will be on hand to help demystify the game and provide personal instructions and refreshers as needed.

A beginner beekeeping class is being offered March 14 from 8 – 12 pm at the Peninsular Agricultural Research Station, 4312 Hwy. 42. Max Martin, master beekeeper, will share the ins and outs of getting started in beekeeping.

Bodies of ice, feet of fire. No matter what form an Irish dancer is performing, you can bet they are doing it with that saying in mind. Although its origins were not well documented, Irish dancing has a rich history in Ireland’s culture and throughout the world.

Going vegetarian isn’t easy, especially when it comes time to eat out. Here are our resident vegetarian’s favorite offseason options in Door County.

Lost Moth Gallery with host musician Buddy Mondlock on March 6 at 7 pm. Songwriters including Guy Clark, Nanci Griffith and Janis Ian have recorded Mondlock’s songs.

Door County PFLAG is holding a night of card playing, board games and trivia as an opportunity for adult members of the LGBT community, their families, friends and allies to meet and socialize.

On March 27, Designworks will be hosting Wine & Design from 4 to 6 pm. Interior designer Stephanie Bunda will discuss the basics and unique ways to incorporate them into your home.

Door County Maritime Museum’s Maritime Speaker Series will conclude on April 2,with the rescheduled presentation of current Door County Maritime Museum Executive Director Rick O’Farrell as he recounts a naval career that encompassed both aircraft carriers and submarines.

Even for the most hearty winter lovers, the frozen stretch from mid-winter to spring is a time when countywide events are left wanting. The plethora of outdoor activities and happenings that make Door County such a great place to be are still a month or two away (depending on how long it takes Mother Nature to run her frigid course) leaving a void for community-wide engagement.

Sturgeon Bay Breakfast Rotary Club presents the “12th Annual Trivia Night” on March 21. There will be 10 categories with 100 questions. Registration begins at 6:30 pm and the event starts at 7 pm at the JayCee Clubhouse in Sturgeon Bay.

Filmed in 11 countries and exploring nine key energy resources, from coal to solar, oil to biofuels, Switch takes viewers on an exciting world tour of the energy frontier.

Door County Brewing Co. announced the first annual Door County Brewing Co. Cribbage Tournament on March 14 from 1-6 pm. Gathering for great beer and card games has been a tradition since before our grandfathers’ time.

There are a series of events at the Door Community Auditorium including a movie screening, lecture and concert. On Friday, Feb. 27 at 7 p.m., DCA will present the world premiere screening of the Door County sci-fi adventure The Emissary.

Two educational programs will take place at Crossroads on March 3, both at 7 pm. The Door Peninsula Astronomical Society will hold its March meeting in the Stonecipher Astronomy Center.

The Clearing’s Winter Program Annual Student Exhibit will take place Feb. 28 and March 1 from 10 am to 4 pm at The Clearing’s Jens Jensen Visitor Center located at 12171 Garrett Bay Road in Ellison Bay.

Spoken words and music will feed off one another during the second annual “Words On Fire” musician and poet performance at Door Community Auditorium (DCA) on Saturday, Feb.