Upcoming Events › Indoor

Come to watch a movie based on the book, “The Bookshop by Penelope Fitzgerald.

The Algoma Public Library will provide board games, card games, and, once in a while, video games.

After a long day of learning, teens are welcome to come to the library to play board games, card games and, once in a while, video games. All games will be provided by the library. Snacks will occasionally be provided.

Learn about the practice of burning plant materials to purify sacred space, invite in positive energy, or remove negative energy. This practice has been adopted by millions worldwide, and is a practice that is performed with great presence, reverence and thoughtfulness. Facilitated by Megan Lundahl. $20 at the door.

For those with simple questions about email, browsing the internet, Overdrive, Libby and more.

Technology help for those with simple questions about email, browsing the internet, Overdrive, Libby and more.

Learn to waltz, two-step, rumba and swing dance. Come and learn to dance, practice or simply enjoy the music and watch the dancers. Free.

Northern Door Genealogical Society representatives help patrons do genealogical research. Just stop in.

Watch a movie upstairs in the Great Hall. Free popcorn. Bring your own beverage.

A Democratic debate watch party with a short discussion prior to and following the debate. Bring your own snacks/beverages. Snacks to share always welcome.

Short business meeting followed by program by Sally O'Brien and BJ Cassidy of the Women's Fund of Door County. Visitors welcome. $5/breakfast, non-member.

Learn how Door-Tran and their partners can get people where they need to go. Various transportation options were implemented in the past 10 years based on needs in the community. Door-Tran Staff will provide an overview of all transportation-related options.

Whether you're seeking new direction or doing research on a big decision, a personalized Tarot reading with Erika can offer a great deal of clarity on how to tackle obstacles and move forward confidently. Each session will be up to an hour. $40/reading.  

Parents, care providers and their little ones (infants, toddlers, pre-k) can enjoy Bible stories, music, art and play.

All knitters, crocheters and needleworkers are welcome to bring their current projects.

Watch a movie that builds brick by brick, plus enjoy a fresh popcorn snack provided by Miss Beth.

Teams of 2 or more can compete for great prizes. Multiple categories each night. Hosted by Ryan Patrick Shaw. No entry fee.

A free kids' program with stories, puppet shows, interactive songs, games, treats and prizes. This year's program features "Bible Heros." For more information, call Julie House at 920.421.3522.