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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.

  • Birch Creek Hosts Screening of “Jazz at Birch Creek”

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    Birch Creek will host an encore screening of Jazz at Birch Creek, a program of Wisconsin Public Television (WPT) on June 21 at 7:30 pm in the Dutton Concert Barn at Birch Creek.

  • Midsummer’s Music Festival Celebrates “The Spirit of Summer”

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    Midsummer’s Music Festival is underway and begins its second concert program, The Spirit of Summer. Audiences have four different opportunities to enjoy classical chamber music up close and personal.

  • Bones Tumble Back Together at Beer Festival

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    If you catch the Brooklyn-based band Tumbling Bones it’s easy to forget that you’re listening to a trio of 20-somethings.

  • Tumbling Bones Highlight Door County Beer Festival

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    Brooklyn-based bluegrass band Tumbling Bones will take the stage at this year’s inaugural Door County Beer Festival, June 16 in Baileys Harbor. Featuring Peter Winne, Jack Hoffman, and Sam McDougle, Tumbling Bones’ raw, lucid, spin on old American music has taken them across the world.

  • “Deliverance” Star Ronny Cox Performs at The TAP

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    With a career that spans over 125 films and television shows, Ronny Cox is often ironically identified with the villains he has played in Total Recall, Robocop, and Stargate.

  • Paul Spring Performs Throughout the Door

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    Paul Spring, an independent singer-songwriter based out of St. Paul, Minnesota, will perform his unique combination of lyric-driven folk and melodic rock throughout Door County in late June and early July.

  • JT and The Clouds Bring Some Soul to Camp David

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    Chicago-based JT and the Clouds will bring their rough edged, soulful sound to Camp David on August 12. A Door County favorite, their music is alive to the ever-shifting tides of modern indie music, but remains steeped in Chicago’s fine traditions of soul, rhythm and blues.

  • Brandi Carlile Returns to DCA with The Lumineers

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    After Brandi Carlile rocked the Door Community Auditorium (DCA) in 2010 with a breathtaking performance, the audience left wanting more. Showcasing finely crafted songs and an incomparable voice, which swings easily between gentle, honky-tonk twang and fiery, rock-and-roll power, Door County has a chance to catch this powerhouse performer once more.

  • Salsa, Swing, and Tango at Birch Creek

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    Birch Creek has introduced a new dance series scheduled on various concert nights throughout the summer, inviting concertgoers to dance throughout the show.

  • Bear Suit Sucker Punch Returns to Rock Steel Bridge

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    Bear Suit Sucker Punch will be bringing their high-energy punk rock back to Door County this summer at Steel Bridge Songfest. The band is set to perform June 8 at the Hard Rock Stage along with other local and regional acts.

  • Steel Bridge Songfest

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    The eighth annual Steel Bridge Songfest will once again rock Sturgeon Bay with a record number of songwriters and bands performing at 12 indoor and outdoor venues.

  • Breaking the Silence

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    The Peninsula Pulse has long been the Door Peninsula’s guide to the sounds of summer. Since starting our special Summer Music Preview five years ago, we have seen hundreds of musicians resound the bluffs with a variety of musical stylings, and this year will be no different.

  • Article posted Wednesday, June 6, 2012 12:38pm

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    Gemini (May 21 – June 21): The water all around you will bring fluidity to your existence but it might also bring a bit of rocking of the boat. A life jacket is always recommended.

  • 2012 Nor-Door Little League

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    Results, standings and schedule for Nor-Door Little League

  • Door County League Baseball

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    Standings and schedule for DCL baseball

  • Surviving the Saddle

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    An hour bike ride through the park never fails to be enjoyable, but when that ride extends to several hours and dozens of miles, such as the upcoming Ride for Nature Century, your seat can suddenly feel uncomfortable, you curse the blister on your big toe and wonder whether you remembered to refreeze that icepack – but you can’t remember because the smashing headwind is a screaming distraction.

  • Bummy Ball

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    Of all the sports that grace popularity in a Door County summer, basketball rarely comes to mind. That would change if more people knew about Bummy Ball.

  • Students Attend Safe Swim Program

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    Gibraltar Elementary School and the YMCA recently teamed up for a Safe Swimming program. Living on a peninsula makes it very important that children know how to keep safe when near or on the water.

  • Run Green, Receive a Tree

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    Running Green for Crossroads takes place on June 23 and features a 2k, 5k and 10k trail run/walk at Crossroads at Big Creek Environmental Preserve. The run features fresh, outdoor air as the course takes participants along the perimeter trail of the Crossroads property, through coniferous woods, over wooden bridges and onto grassy trails.

  • NFL Fishing Tournament Upcoming in Sturgeon Bay

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    The Green Bay Chapter of the NFL Alumni announces a fishing tournament to be held in Sturgeon Bay on July 19. The Lodge at Leathem Smith will host the 1st Annual NFL Alumni Celebrity Fishing Tournament.