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Door County entertainment news from the staff of the Peninsula Pulse and Door County Living. Find the latest details on concerts, performing arts, theater, and much more from the Door County scene.

  • Danielle French at The Cookery

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    June 5, Danielle French, a nomadic singer/songwriter based out of Calgary, Alberta, will perform at The Cookery in Fish Creek at 7 pm. French is an award-winning singer/songwriter who has toured extensively throughout North America and participates regularly in Holiday Music Motel writing intensives.

  • Eva Jade Releases “Head & Heart”

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    Eva Jade Webber, sixteen-year-old junior at Sturgeon Bay High School, is releasing her first full-length album Head & Heart on May 30. The album features eleven original songs and was recorded in collaboration with other local musicians including Kim Souther on cello, Lynn Gudmundson on violin, and Robert Desotelle on percussion.

  • Day Classes at The Clearing

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    Naturalist Paul Regnier will discuss this easy, life-long hobby of birding on June 17 at The Clearing for “Birding Basics and More.” The class will start off with the basics of bird watching equipment, field guides, techniques, documentation of sightings and new technologies.

  • “Exploring Mozart’s Don Giovanni” at Bjِrklunden

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    From June 22 – 27, Lawrence University’s Björklunden offers the seminar “Exploring Mozart’s Don Giovanni” with Michael Mizrahi and Erica Scheinberg This seminar will explore the music, history and politics of one of Mozart’s most fascinating and challenging works, Don Giovanni (1787), an opera that intriguingly mixes comedy and tragedy in its depiction of a relentless and unrepentant rake.

  • Register Now for Folk Festival

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    The Door County Folk Festival (DCFF), this year scheduled for July 9 to 13, presents a fun-filled, educational dance/music weekend that attracts hundreds of participants from around the U.

  • Free Museum Day in Ephraim

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    The Ephraim Historical Foundation, celebrating its 65th anniversary, will offer a free museum day on June 20 from 11 am to 4 pm. All five of the Ephraim Historical Foundation Museums – Anderson Barn Museum, Anderson Store, Pioneer School, Goodletson Cabin and Iverson House – will be open to the public free of charge.

  • ‘Dr. Zhivago’ Singalong at Woodwalk

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    Woodwalk Gallery will present their 6th annual Fractured Classic: Sing-Along Dr. Zhivago OR Leaving On A Slow Train. Kimberly Jensen will led with the audience singing-along on “500 Miles,” “Kisses Sweeter Than Wine,” “Mockingbird,” and more.

  • Pen Players Announce 79th Season Cast

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    Peninsula Players Theatre announces cast members for its 79th season, running June 17 through October 19. The mix of plays includes a world première comedy, a classic thriller, a frighteningly funny farce, the Midwest première of a Civil War drama and a musical featuring a music icon.

  • Spots Available for Birch Creek Programs

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    Birch Creek is accepting applications for summer study in Percussion & Steel Band, Symphony, Jazz (two sessions) and Vocal Jazz (new for 2014). Applications will be accepted until all positions are filled.

  • Improved Seating for Door Shakespeare

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    Door Shakespeare recently received partial funding from the Raibrook Foundation for the purchase of new, weather-grade risers with guardrails for the audience seating area.

  • Listen to Jazz Guitar at Bjِrklunden

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    Lawrence University’s Bjِrklunden will host a concert on June 1 at 1:30 pm. The Lawrence Jazz Guitar Studio [LJGC] is happy to return to The Bjِrklunden concert series.

  • Player Profile: Kendall Haen

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    School: Sturgeon Bay School year: Senior Sport: Track and Field Events: 200m dash, 4×1 relay, 4×2 relay and long jump. Do you play other sports? Cross country Do you prefer playing individual or team sports? That’s a tough one, I would say team because we’re all a family and it’s much more fun. Why do […]

  • Article posted Thursday, May 22, 2014 9:55pm

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    As runners cross the finish line of Running Green for Crossroads trail event on June 21, they will each receive a potted evergreen tree as a reminder to live and run in environmentally conscious ways.

  • Sturgeons Take Second

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    Door County’s underwater hockey team, the Sturgeons, in combination with players from the Green Bay area, sent three teams to compete at the four-on-four underwater hockey tournament in Milwaukee the weekend of May 10 & 11.

  • Door County Blossom Run Results

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    TWO MILE – WOMEN 12 and under Zoe Rose Kuehn 16:30 Julia Michalski 17:48 Natalia Michalski 17:48 Agna Zukauskaite 19:05 Abby Fitzgerald 19:05 Molly Cormack 20:32 Symone Sandoval 20:43 Samantha Herrell 20:46 Maggie Stephens 21:44 Mia Crowel 23:01 Katie Norton 23:34 Anika Steinbach 24.

  • 2014 Nor-Door Little League

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    Standings, results and schedule.

  • Door County League Baseball

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    Standings, results and schedule.

  • High School Spring Athletics

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    Varsity sports schedules for Door County high schools.

  • A Peek at New Tap Room

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    Be sure to make time this holiday weekend to check out the beautiful Door County Brewing Company Tap Room at 2434 County F in Baileys Harbor, which has its grand opening from 11 am to 10 pm Saturday, May 24.

  • Deadline Nears for Homebrew Championships

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    Homebrewers still have time to submit their brews in the 2014 Door County Homebrew Championships. The deadline to enter the June 14 competition at the Door County Beer Festival is May 31.