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October 2019
Door County Tours
There are dozens of tour opportunities daily throughout Door County. See the peninsula by foot, trolley, kayak, bus, and more. Click here for a current list of tour operators, descriptions, and details.
Find out more »Sister Bay Fall Fest
Door County’s end-of-season bash. Sister Bay Fall fest features a ping pong ball drop, parade, live music throughout town, street food, arts and crafts fair, 50/50 raffle, classic auto show, children’s activities, and more. Visit cometosisterbay.com for more information.
Find out more »Live Music
11am-3pm. The Cougars. Classic rock. 3pm. Modern Day Drifters. Classic rock and country.
Find out more »“Dad’s Season Tickets”
3pm & 7pm. A musical comedy celebrating family, folly and football. Who will inherit Frank’s treasured season tickets? The Kosinski sisters employ every trick in the playbook on the way to relearning that family isn’t everything; it’s the only thing. $35/adults. $20/students. $15/children 12 & under.
Find out more »Door County Tours
There are dozens of tour opportunities daily throughout Door County. See the peninsula by foot, trolley, kayak, bus, and more. Click here for a current list of tour operators, descriptions, and details.
Find out more »Sister Bay Fall Fest
Door County’s end-of-season bash. Sister Bay Fall fest features a ping pong ball drop, parade, live music throughout town, street food, arts and crafts fair, 50/50 raffle, classic auto show, children’s activities, and more. Visit cometosisterbay.com for more information.
Find out more »Manitowoc Minute
Charlie Berens is the creator and star of “Manitowoc Minute,” a viral online video series lampooning the Wisconsin culture he knows and loves so well. A dynamic talent in the world of American comedy. With music from The Special Consensus. $28/$38/$48.
Find out more »Baileys Harbor Farmers Market
Browse locally made & grown products from Door County farmers & artisans featuring everything from produce to handmade clothing. Come hungry and grab lunch or dessert from a food vendor with ready-to-eat items. Rain or shine.
Find out more »Go Bo! Foundation Bake Sale
265 cookie artists from the U.S. and around the world, in addition to baked goods donated by local bakers, will be available to purchase. All proceeds will go to the Go Bo! Foundation. Held in the tent next to the restaurant.
Find out more »Algoma Farmers Market
Featuring children’s activities, live music, and weekly events. For more information visit visitalgomawi.com.
Find out more »Halloween Walk
Children dress in their Halloween costumes and walk through Algoma High School’s hallways, where they see their favorite characters come to life. This year’s walk will feature Paw Patrol, Star Wars, a walk through Batman’s Cave, Disney princesses, Toy Story, and many more. After the walk, visit the craft area, energy zone and concession stand. $6/child. $3/adult.
Find out more »New Work Show
Showing a new selection of David Frykman's carvings and nature photography by Luke and Heather Frykman. Stop by and enter the drawing to win a woodcarving or photograph. Artists will be available to chat, plus light refreshments will be offered.
Find out more »Docent-Led Hikes
The terrain is a bit rugged in places, and sturdy walking shoes are highly recommended. The 2-hour walks leave from the Jens Jensen Visitor Center. Free.
Find out more »“Tomfoolery”
A revue of the witty, wicked and thoroughly twisted world of famed satirical songwriter Tom Lehrer. $32/adult. $12/student.
Find out more »Playwrights’ Collective Festival
Showcase readings of new plays by area playwrights, and read by local actors from Isadoora Theatre Company. Readings include "Numb" and "The Adventures of Artemis & Apollo" by Tonie Bear; "Sweet Child of Mine" by Tim Toepel; scenes from "I Remember Blue" by Margaret Magle; and Act I from "Selling A House" by Phyllis Zatlin. Free.
Find out more »“George Washington’s Teeth”
Enjoy the hilarious exploits of the enterprising women of the New Bunion Historical Society as they scramble to keep their doors open. For more information visit peninsulaplayers.com.
Find out more »Green and Gold Hike
Whatever the outcome of the football game, exercise will feel good and nature will be showing lots of green and gold. Meet at the Collins Learning Center. About an hour.
Find out more »Door County Tours
There are dozens of tour opportunities daily throughout Door County. See the peninsula by foot, trolley, kayak, bus, and more. Click here for a current list of tour operators, descriptions, and details.
Find out more »Open Game Group
Join in a game of Scrabble in the library. Beginner adults welcome.
Find out more »Art Zone
An open art studio for adults. Paint and create with others of all ability levels. Basic art supplies provided, just bring your imagination.
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