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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.

  • “columbinus” Debuts this Weekend at TAP

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    columbinus will be performed at Third Avenue Playhouse in Sturgeon Bay from April 25 – 27. Following each of the four performances of columbinus, there will be an audience discussion with special guest panelists along with the cast and director of the play in order to talk further about the many issues raised in the play.

  • Pro Arte Quartet Returns to County May 5

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    Midsummer’s Music announces the first Door County appearance of the 2014 season of the world famous Pro Arte Quartet, ensemble-in-residence at the University of Wisconsin, on May 5 at 7:30 pm at the Ephraim Moravian Church for an evening of music by Mozart, Bartَk, and more.

  • Tickets Available for Birch Creek’s 2014 Season

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    Tickets are now available for Birch Creek Music Performance Center’s 2014 season concerts on birchcreek.org. The Percussion and Steel Band session kicks off the 2014 season on June 19.

  • AFT and Door Shakespeare to Give Complimentary Student Tickets

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    Capitalizing on the popularity of their ongoing student ticket program, American Folklore Theatre will distribute a complimentary ticket to every elementary, middle and high school student in Door County.

  • Rogue Theater Performs Mystery Murder Dinner Theater

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    Rogue Theater announces their upcoming show: Talk About A Murder!, a murder mystery by Lee Mueller and directed by Carrie Counihan. In the play, two talk show hosts Nicky and Rickie Rivers, played by Christine Salmon and Stuart Champeau, interview other characters, such as: Vegas singers Shecky Scagnetti (Bill Bauernfeind) and Edie Buffet (Lola DeVillers), home economist Phoebe St.

  • AFT Will Reveal New Name May 25

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    In January of 2014, American Folklore Theatre (AFT) announced that, beginning officially in 2015, the award-winning Door County troupe would debut a new name.

  • Rummage Sale to “Light the Depot”

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    The next event for the Depot Performing Arts Center’s “Light the Depot” fundraising campaign to purchase energy saving LED stage lights is a rummage and bake sale from April 25 to 27.

  • Michael Perry: Storyteller on the Page and the Stage

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    It comes as no surprise that New York Times bestselling author Michael Perry was voted class clown in high school. Since publishing the witty, humorous, and poignant memoir Population: 485, based on Perry’s experiences and observations moving back to his hometown of New Auburn, Wisconsin, he has released a number of equally witty, humorous, and poignant memoirs about his experiences since moving back to New Auburn.

  • Deer Hunt Changes Outlined

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    Changes to 2014 deer hunting regulations were outlined during the annual spring County Conservation meeting held at Sturgeon Bay High School for Door County residents and in 71 other locations in each of the counties on April 14.

  • Maibock: Another Harbinger of Spring

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    In case you still need it, another harbinger of spring arrived on Good Friday at the Shipwrecked Brew Pub in Egg Harbor when a delicious, limited edition Maibock went on tap.

  • Easter Offerings

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    Looking for a place to dine this Easter holiday? Here is a list of businesses that informed us they are serving special Easter brunches or dinners on April 20.

  • Run The Door Race Circuit Launched

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    The Door County Silent Sports Alliance, in cooperation with the distinctive running races up and down the Door County peninsula, is presenting the inaugural “Run the Door” circuit this year.

  • Player Profile: Acacia Tupa

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    School: Southern Door School year: Junior Sport: Softball Position: I play center field for my club team, the Jr. Phoenix and I have played all outfield positions for Southern Door High School.

  • Looking to Play on County A?

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    The Northern Door Volleyball Association is looking for teams to join the Summer Volleyball League on the County A courts. Each summer, teams play on Wednesday nights for friendly competition under the Door County stars.

  • Trip to Miller Park

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    Join the Door County Maritime Museum for a bus trip to see the Milwaukee Brewers play the Chicago Cubs on April 27. Outfielder Carlos Gomez will be featured on the fan-giveaway bobble head commemorating his 2013 Golden Glove Award.

  • Introduction to Team Racing

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    The Ephraim Yacht Club (EYC) is offering a two-day team racing clinic in 420-class dinghies on July 12 and13. This clinic will be a highlight of the EYC’s 2014 sailing season.

  • Top 40 Fish Win

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    Anglers are invited to take part in the Baileys Harbor Brown Trout Tournament, held April 25 – 27. Participants can fish in both Door and Kewaunee county waters on the bay and lake side.

  • Congratulations to A.J. Frank

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    It all began in the year 2000 with just one trolley, A.J. Frank has since added to the fleet with no folly. Visitors enjoy in that shiny red ride, Where beauty and lore are not hard to find.

  • FRAMED

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    Hungry birds indulged in a feeding frenzy at Gloria Dougherty’s backyard bird feeders in Ellison Bay on the morning of April 14, amidst yet another spring snowfall.

  • Article posted Thursday, April 17, 2014 1:34pm

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    Dear Mary Pat, I was wandering into a gas station with garbage and recycle cans right outside the door. I had a couple empty soda bottles and plopped them into the bright green recycle can while a lady behind me dropped her empty bottle into the garbage can! I transferred her bottle from the stinky, icky garbage can (along with three other empty bottles!) after she entered the building, but I seriously considered saying something.