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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.

  • Coffeehouse Concert Series Returns to DCA

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    On January 19, the Door County Auditorium launches its annual Coffeehouse Concert Series with the jazz and blues vocals of Erin Krebs Duo. On Jan. 26, Fairland Bluegrass Band and the Cowboy Church House Band take to the Main Stage with the Fish Tale Players for an evening of foot-tapping Gospel favorites at the Door County Opry.

  • “Music Heals” Concert Series Benefits The Healing Project

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    Just as music soothes the soul, compassion soothes the heart. During life’s most difficult journeys, compassion can be as instrumental as music. Starting Jan. 25, Ministry Door County Medical Center will feature a broad range of musical concerts throughout Door County.

  • Pulse Staffers Ring in 2013

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    Angela Sherman spent New Year’s Eve muddling Old Fashioneds, enjoying a variety of delicious appetizers, participating in a white elephant gift exchange, writing and reading 2013 fortunes, and of course a whole lot of shenanigans!

  • You Are What You Drink

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    Astrologers rely on the stars and planets to determine who and what you are, perhaps they should open a coffee shop. (That’s right, your barista may know more about you than you think.)

  • Door County Band Students Showcase Talent

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    Accomplished band students from area high schools have been selected to participate in the Bay Area Music Association (BAMA) Honors Band on Jan. 5. Conductor Dr. Phillip Ostrander, Associate Professor at UW – Eau Claire, will work with the students that day, culminating in a brief concert at the Door Community Auditorium in Fish Creek at 4 pm.

  • Talented Teens Compete for Door County Idol

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    Live from Southern Door Auditorium on Jan. 5 comes Door County Idol. Modeled after the poplar reality competition, American Idol – minus Ryan Seacrest’s dramatic pauses, Simon Cowell’s sour attitude, and Steven Tyler’s distracting hair – the event features six talented teens with incredible pipes.

  • Open House for Peninsula State Park’s Golf Learning Center

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    Peninsula State Park and the Peninsula Golf Associates will hold an informational open house for a proposed Golf Learning Center on January 5 from 1 – 3 pm.

  • High School Sports Schedules

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    Varsity sports schedules for Door County high schools.

  • Congratulations to Jerry Littler

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    If you’re a guy it’s true, no question or fuss, There’s a bit of Tim Taylor in just about all of us. To the hardware store we all seem to descend, And before we become aware, spend hours on end.

  • FRAMED

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    Sisters Sophia and Emilia Bass worked together to create this friendly little snowman near their Baileys Harbor home.

  • Overheard, Shout Outs and Pet Peeves

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    Are there tid-bits of conversations you’ve heard while standing in line at the grocery store, serving a table, or walking down the sidewalk that make you smile, cringe or laugh out loud?

  • Article posted Wednesday, January 2, 2013 11:24am

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    Dear Mary Pat, We just arrived at our second home to find that our neighbor shoveled all of their snow onto our driveway! We don’t come up that often, but that doesn’t mean that our driveway should be the dumping ground for someone else’s snow.

  • Article posted Wednesday, January 2, 2013 11:19am

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    Capricorn (December 22 – January 19): It’s about time you took to wearing an eye accessory. Not because you need it, but because they look darn cool.

  • Article posted Wednesday, January 2, 2013 11:18am

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    Fill in the blanks: Sturgeon Bay is known as the ______ and ______ Capital of the Midwest.

  • The Clearing Starts Winter Classes

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    Begin the year and refresh your spirit by learning something new this winter at The Clearing. Registration is currently open for The Clearing Folk School’s winter classes.

  • “How to Live Forever” Screened at Greens N Grains

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    On a mission to live forever, film director Mark Wexler travels the world trying to find out what it means to grow old. On Jan. 10, Greens N Grains Café and the Green Door Film Society invites the community to join in a comical exploration of aging at the screening of Wexler’s How to Live Forever.

  • Scrapbooking Events at the YMCA

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    Learn something new at Ladies Night Out: Scrapbooking Night at the Sturgeon Bay YMCA on Jan. 11, 4 – 8 pm. Women are invited to show off their artistic side, take a walk down memory lane, and meet new people while putting together creative scrapbooks during the second annual “Ladies Art Night.”

  • Crossroads Shares “The History of Penny Candy”

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    The program “The History of Penny Candy” will be offered at Crossroads at Big Creek in Sturgeon Bay on Jan. 5 at 2 pm. Penny candy is a cherished memory of anyone mature enough to remember when candy really cost a penny.

  • Kelly Joe Phelps Features Lap Slide Guitar at White Gull

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    Singer, songwriter and guitarist Kelly Joe Phelps will perform at the White Gull Inn in Fish Creek on Jan. 16 at 8 pm. Since Lead Me On, his debut album, came out in 1994, the Pacific Northwest-based Phelps has written and performed some of the most compelling slide guitar music ever recorded.

  • Celebrate the New Year at Frostbite Open

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    When everyone is thinking about the holidays, The Red Putter is thinking about mini-golf! The time is near for the Third Annual Frostbite Open at The Red Putter Miniature Golf Course on New Year’s Day.