Upcoming Events › Indoor

Played in the pub so people can spread out and have fun with old and new friends.

Starting with a "Hive Dive" at the Crossroads Demonstration Hive. The new State Bee Inspector Donna Stine will talk about her hive inspections and advice to make you a successful beekeeper (6:30pm). Meet at the Collins Learning Center.

The theme this month is “Red, White and Blue.” Proceeds will help with restoration of the Bookmobile. Doors open at 6pm.

Making chickens out of cups that cluck! Watch via Facebook or at doorcountylibrary.org.

An ongoing interview series. This week featuring musician and Open Door Pride founder, Cathy Grier. Streamed via Facebook. For more information, visit thirdavenueplayhouse.com.

Take a virtual tour around the Door County Leader Dogs with the library. For more information, visit doorcountylibrary.org.

Featuring a video about the Alpine Resort, produced by Bill Bertschinger. Those who are fully vaccinated do not need to wear a mask, others are encouraged to do so. Social distancing will be followed. Free.

Backgammon tournaments and other games. First place winner receives a prize from The Ginger House. For more information, visit facebook.com/TheGingerHouseDCW.

Evening social. Held in-person.

12pm. Lunch. 12:20-1:15pm. Program. Visiting Rotarians are welcome.

Played in the pub so people can spread out and have fun with old and new friends.

Visitors will experience class in a one-room schoolhouse during the 1920s and '30s, complete with reading, writing and arithmetic. Lessons are 30mins and class starts promptly - don't be late! Open to all ages.

With Nikki Voight, executive director of Door Tran. RSVP (call or text) 309.824.7342 to make a breakfast reservation. $5/non-members, payable at the meeting.

A free, monthly community discussion to voice concerns about aging, chronic illness and end of life. Sponsored by Marggie Hatala, BSN, RN, Life Doula. Held virtually. Free, but registration required at eventbrite.com, just search 'Marggie Hatala.'

Dealers at this year’s show will include purveyors of art, antiques, primitives, sports and movie memorabilia, and vintage collectibles, from Victorian to Arts & Crafts to Mid-Century Modern and much more. $6/admission. Free/children 12 and younger.

Backgammon tournaments and other games. First place winner receives a prize from The Ginger House. For more information, visit facebook.com/TheGingerHouseDCW.