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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.

  • Article posted Wednesday, October 12, 2011 3:19pm

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    Dear Mary Pat, My neighbor is a bit of a neat freak when it comes to his lawn. He is out there constantly in the summer with all sorts of equipment. His grass is perfectly edged at the sides.

  • FRAMED

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    Parker Rowe wonders if it is true that misbehaved children turn into stone at the Chef’s Hat in Ephraim.

  • Breakdown of a Bloody Mary

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    Well known as a hangover cure, a spicy treat on a brisk day and a perfect brunch companion, the Bloody Mary may well be the queen of cocktails. During Sister Bay’s Fall Festival, many people begin their day of revelry with a Bloody Mary.

  • Door County Sports Schedule

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    HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS GIBRALTAR HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS • Football Oct. 14 @ Hilbert, 7 pm • Volleyball Oct. 15 @ Sturgeon Bay (Conference), 10 am • Cross Country Oct. 22 @ Sheboygan Lutheran (Sectionals), TBA Oct. 29 @ Wisconsin Rapids (State), TBA SEVASTOPOL HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS • Football Oct. 14 vs. Reedsville, 7 pm • […]

  • Once New Ensemble Performs at Door County UUF

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    Musical variety is the product of the Once Now Ensemble, performing at the UU Fellowship in Ephraim on October 28 at 7 pm. The group presents a dynamic mix of musical influences that comes to a focus in a unique stream of improvised, instrumental voices playing off one another.

  • Sturgeon Bay’s Holiday Music Motel Hosts Edgar Allan Polka

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    Once again, the Holiday Music Motel will host their annual “Dark Songs / Edgar Allan Polka” bash on Halloween weekend at Cherry Lanes in Sturgeon Bay, October 28 – 29.

  • Howard Fishman and The Hot Holy Mess Perform at Door County Auditorium

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    A little slice of New York City will come to Fish Creek on October 28, when two of the hottest bands from Brooklyn’s thriving roots music scene will play at the Door Community Auditorium.

  • At the Intersection: Fall Fest’s Music

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    For many folks in Northern Door, Fall Fest marks the end of the busy season and the prelude to the next endeavor. Whether it’s an autumnal departure to another locale or simply looking forward to a slower pace this winter, the festival marks an intersection of two realities brought about in full-on revelry.

  • Pen Players Discuss Shakespeare’s Greatest Disputes

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    Peninsula Players Theatre’s series of free public seminars will conclude October 15 when cast members from the current production of God of Carnage, Joe Foust, Maggie Carney, Karen Janes Woditsch and Kevin McKillip, will host “No Holds Bard – Great Shakespearean Domestic Disputes” from 2:30 – 4 pm in the rehearsal hall.

  • Midsummer’s Music to Present “Holiday Brass!”

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    Midsummer’s Music is pleased to present “Holiday Brass!” on December 8 and 9, featuring the Wisconsin Brass Quintet from the University of Wisconsin – Madison.

  • Isadoora Theatre Performs “Eclipse of the Soul”

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    Isadoora Theatre Company will present the world premiere of Scott Kopischke’s Eclipse of the Soul at Third Avenue Playhouse, October 14 – 16. Friday and Saturday performances begin at 7:30 pm, and the Sunday matinee is at 2 pm.

  • Bjorklunden Features Jazz Guitar Program

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    The Lawrence University Jazz Guitar Studio will be making its Bjorklunden debut on October 23. The program will take the listener through many aspects of the instrument’s rich history: contrapuntal solo guitar explorations, virtuosic renderings from the American songbook, gypsy jazz, avant-garde landscapes and an opera rendered on solo guitar.

  • I Get a Kick Out of Cole

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    Birch Creek continues a tradition of excellence with the upcoming fall concert, “I Get A Kick Out of Cole,” featuring Cynthia Stiehl, mezzo soprano, and pianist Judith Jackson on October 22 in Juniper Hall.

  • Emilia-Romagno: Lambrusco

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    This week we head back to Italy to take a closer look at the wine region known as Emilia-Romagna. Located northwest of Tuscany, the highly fertile Emilia-Romagna area stretches across Italy from the Adriatic Sea in the east to its western border with the Liguria wine region.

  • Congratulations Paula Symons

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    To serve is a joy to a chosen few so Sevastopol rejoice in your find. In school the staff will announce on cue, “We love Paula; she’s one of a kind.” Arrived from the UP twelve years gone by, found the county so vibrant and rich.

  • Pumpkin Patch Schedule

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    Saturday, October 8 • 9am – 4:30pm: Silent Auction • 10am – 2pm: Used Book Sale • 10am – 4pm: Face Painting • 10am – 4pm: Artist Appearances at Dovetail Gallery • 10am – 5pm: Arts & Crafts Vendors, Carnival Rides, Inflatables, Horse-drawn Hay Rides, Free Kids Games & Activities • 10am – 6pm: Art […]

  • Overheards, Shout Outs, & Pet Peeves

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    “Shout out to all the power company, public service and tree company employees (and any others) that did such a monumental task in getting Door County back under power!”

  • Article posted Thursday, October 6, 2011 10:12am

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    Question: Stone from which Door County quarry was shipped to rebuild Chicago following the Great Chicago Fire in 1871?

  • Article posted Thursday, October 6, 2011 10:11am

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    Libra (September 23 – October 22): You are about as graceful as a burlap-clad three-legged racer, but you make up for your clumsiness by keeping a very tidy silverware drawer.

  • Be A Fall Fest Mad Hatter!

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    Dust off your raspberry berets, Mexican sombreros and bonnets, and give them some flair for the Peninsula Pulse/ Sister Bay Advancement Association Fall Fest Hat Contest.