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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.

  • Overheards & Shout Outs

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    “Shout out to Easter candy! When’s the next excuse to fill the house with holiday-themed candy? I’ll tell you – Halloween, that’s months away. Enjoy the Cadbury Eggs and jelly beans, everyone!” ~ Anonymous Sweet Tooth

  • Article posted Wednesday, April 11, 2012 2:45pm

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    Dear Mary Pat, I have a friend who thinks she’s perfect. Recently, we were having dinner where she proceeded to point out everything that our mutual friends did wrong in life.

  • Article posted Wednesday, April 11, 2012 2:21pm

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    Aries (March 21 – April 19): If you have just one day off, make sure to fill it with as much couch potato action as possible. The Hallmark Channel and Lifetime Movie Network are a great place to start.

  • Registration Open for Running Green

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    Now is the time to register for the 3rd annual Running Green for Crossroads, 2k, 5k, and 10k trail run or walk event on June 23. The run takes place on a 115-acre preserve at Crossroads at Big Creek in Sturgeon Bay.

  • Runners Set to Go Hog Wild in Sturgeon Bay

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    The second annual Hog Wild 5k will feature a new scenic backdrop as it moves to Downtown Sturgeon Bay’s Martin Park with the Side Pork Festival. The race, featuring a 5k, 15k, a 15k relay and a kids run, will be staged on Memorial Drive along the shores of the Sturgeon Bay shipping canal.

  • Brother and Sister Combo Pitch the Vikings Into Spring Season

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    Gibraltar’s spring sports season got off to a great start thanks to the brother and sister combination of Matt and Helen Hecht. Matt, a junior, pitched the baseball team to a 4 – 0 victory over Green Bay N.

  • Door County Half Marathon Seeks Volunteers

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    Do you want to join the team working on one of Door County’s fastest-growing community events? The Door County Half Marathon and Nicolet Bay 5k is looking for volunteers to help prepare for the 5th annual race May 5, 2012.

  • Free Throw Prodigies

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    Lauren Kita and Anthony Laughlin, both eighth graders at Gibraltar Middle School, competed at the state level of the Knights of Columbus Free Throw Championship in Wisconsin Rapids on March 17.

  • Sprint Triathlon Nearly Sold Out

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    The Door County Triathlon is nearly full: the Half Iron sold out in early February to its 1,000 participant capacity while the Sprint event has just a few spots left.

  • Nicolet Bay 5k Fills

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    Registration for the Nicolet Bay 5k, part of the Door County Half Marathon event, is now closed. The race set a record with 550 runners signing up for the May 5 event in Peninsula State Park.

  • TAP’s Spring Theatre Class Offerings

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    Third Avenue Playhouse’s (TAP) spring theatre classes will begin April 12 and April 14. Instructors Amy Ensign and Ross Dippel are offering four theatre classes for children in second through 12th grade.

  • Midsummer’s Music Announces Start of Season

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    Midsummer’s Music season begins June 8 with “Fantasy and Magic,” and its “red carpet” premiere at Birch Creek Performance Center near Egg Harbor. The premiere promises to deliver a delightfully balanced evening of champagne, chocolate, and the music of Schumann, Kreutzer and Raff.

  • “Anything Goes” at Gibraltar High School

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    The award winning theatre students of Gibraltar High School are set to sing and dance in their performance of Anything Goes on April 13 – 15 at the Door Community Auditorium (DCA).

  • Bjorklunden Hosts a Concert of Chamber and Solo Music

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    Lawrence University’s Bjِrklunden will host a concert on April 29 at 1:30 pm. The Lawrence University Trombone Ensemble, Tuba-Euphonium Ensemble, and Low Brass Ensemble will perform a concert of chamber and solo music under the direction of Lawrence professors Marty Erickson (tuba-euphonium) and Nick Keelan (trombone).

  • AFT’s “Guys & Does” Referenced in Psychological Study

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    A new study indicates that musical theater may be a promising method for promoting attitudinal change. The study looked at people’s beliefs about deer hunting before and after they saw American Folklore Theatre’s (AFT) musical comedy Guys & Does.

  • Door County Women Perform “The Vagina Monologues”

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    The Vagina Monologues is an award-winning play by Eve Ensler based on interviews with more than 200 women. With humor and grace the piece celebrates women’s sexuality and strength.

  • TAP Hosts Various Concerts in April

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    Third Avenue Playhouse (TAP) in Sturgeon Bay is hosting various concerts throughout April. The Tuesdays at TAP Concert Series continues with Highland Road and Cynthia Stiehl.

  • 2012 Steel Bridge Songfest Weekend Passes

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    Sturgeon Bay’s Steel Bridge Songfest 2012 discounted weekend passes are now on sale. The songfest is set for June 7 – 10 and features over 10 venues around Sturgeon Bay and boasts 150 bands and solo artists performing original music over the span of four days and three nights.

  • Lost Mothra at Holiday Music Motel

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    Almost exactly one year since her last live studio concert in the Holiday Music Motel in Sturgeon Bay, Jeanne Kuhns returns on April 14 to make her motel show annual event.

  • Corky Siegal and Dorothy Scott Perform at the Cornerstone Pub

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    The Cornerstone Pub in Baileys Harbor will present a night of blues and alternative music with harmonica master Corky Siegel and national touring artist Dorothy Scott on April 21 at 8 pm.