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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.

  • Looking Forward to Fall Fest

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    Pumpkin Patch Weekend (known as Columbus Day outside Door County) is here, which means Fall Fest is right around the corner. As restaurants and shops flood with visitors this weekend, usually the busiest of the year for restaurants in Northern Door, the only relief for the staff now hanging by a thread is the vision of Fall Fest dancing in their heads.

  • Master Young to Teach Tai Chi Classes October 22 – 24

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    From October 22 – 24, Tai Chi Master Wasentha Young will offer a series of classes for participants of all skill levels.

  • Savory Spoon Offers Tasty Classes

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    On Friday, October 8 at 6 pm, the Savory Spoon Cooking School of Ellison Bay will offer “Harvest Meals,” featuring fall flavors at their best. Using fresh vegetables from Horsley Gardens and North Bay Road Farms in Sister Bay, participants will prepare Saganaki with sauté of honey crisp on greens, leeks and potatoes, schnitzel will black olive crust, and sweet potato tart will red wine caramel.

  • Southern Door Family Center Hosts Fitness Classes

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    The Family Centers of Door County is partnering with the YMCA to host fitness classes at the Southern Door Family Center located at 1400 County Road DK, Brussels.

  • Eagle Bluff Lighthouse Features Evening Tours

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    For the first time in the history of Eagle Bluff Lighthouse Museum, visitors will have an opportunity to tour the lighthouse after sunset. Under a lantern’s glow, visitors may experience life in the lighthouse as it was between 1868 and 1926.

  • Sheri Gibbs Presents Documentary

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    “Gibraltar Talks…Door County: Traditions of a Rugged Pioneer Past” will be held on Tuesday evening, October 12 at 7:30 pm at the Gibraltar Town Center behind the Fish Creek Post Office.

  • Bjorklunden Hosts Dr. Steven E. Landfried

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    Internationally-known crane conservation and Door County native, Dr. Steven E. Landfried will return to Baileys Harbor from October 17 – 22 for five morning presentations at Bjِrklunden to share 25 years of fascinating crane conservation work.

  • Movie Recommendation: “How to Train Your Dragon”

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    Underdogs appreciate How to Train Your Dragon, the story of an unusually scrawny Viking boy named Hiccup whose very existence is defined by being as much of a spasm as his name implies.

  • “Panic” Character Inspired by Hitchcock

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    Panic, a new thriller by Joseph Goodrich, is now on stage at Peninsula Players through October 17. The play features the character Henry Lockwood, inspired by the film legend, Alfred Hitchcock.

  • Peninsula Players Continue Seminar Series

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    Peninsula Players’ Saturday Seminar Series will conclude with three seminars in October, featuring Players’ designers and actors. The seminars will be held from 2:30 – 4 pm in the Players’ Rehearsal Hall.

  • Actors Portray Norse Myths at PSA Exhibition

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    An hour of original performances by Door County actors will precede the opening reception of the exhibition, “Norse Mythology, the Muse,” opening on Saturday, October 2 at Peninsula School of Art.

  • From Page to Stage

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    When considering an adaptation for the stage of a well known, non-fiction novel, questions arise about the particular challenges of making the production successful.

  • OVERHEARDS

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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? Here are some of the best-of-the-best bits of overheard information from all over the county.

  • FRAMED!

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    Bob Grawien, Tomm Hummel, and Kathy Grawien enjoyed a round in their favorite argyles socks at Deer Run on Washington Island.

  • Southern Door Auditorium Hosts Siegel-Schwall Band

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    On Friday, October 15 at 7 pm, the Southern Door Community Auditorium will feature the legendary blues band, Siegel-Schwall Band, for its first annual fundraiser.

  • Cookery Wine Bar Continues Thursday Night Music Series

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    The Cookery’s Wine Bar Music Series will continue throughout October. At 8 pm on Thursday nights, a great lineup of local artists will perform in the wine bar.

  • Upcoming Shows at the Fishing Hole

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    Miss Meaghan Owens will perform at The Fishing Hole on Friday, October 1 in promotion of the upcoming release of her second CD, Gun Shy Of A Kiss. The CD will be available exclusively at the show.

  • What I Love About Music In Door County

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    Music has always been a passion of mine because it is an excellent foundation to spread positive messages and share common feelings. Musicians pour a little piece of themselves into every song and performance, making music that can cross generations and span lifetimes.

  • Violin and Piano Program

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    On Saturday, October 9 at 7 pm, violinist Alicia Doudna and pianist Hannah Shields will combine their talents in a concert at Shepherd of the Bay Lutheran Church in Ellison Bay.

  • Pro Arte String Quartet Performs

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    The Pro Arte String Quartet will return to Door County to perform at the Ephraim Moravian Church for a single performance on Saturday, October 2 at 7:30 pm.