Past Events › Indoor

"Into the Ring of Fire, Climbing the Cascade Volcanos." Kevin Quinn has climbed a series of volcanoes in North, Central and South America over the past 15 years. He will discuss the history of the Ring of Fire and describe his climbs of 5 specific volcanoes in one of the most active regions. Visit DoorCountyLibrary.org calendar for Zoom details or watch via Facebook live.

12pm. Lunch. 12:20-1:15pm. Program. Visiting Rotarians are welcome. To attend, email club president Sean Linnan at [email protected]

Bring your clothing items that need mending. The Harborettes Homemakers Club can sew on buttons, patch items, repair seams, etc. No zippers. Practicing social distancing and CDC guidelines. A bakery and plant sale will also be held to go toward Club projects.

“A Beginner’s Guide to Using the Door County Map Portal?” presented by Brian Forest, Door County Soil and Water Conservationist. Forest will lead a tutorial on how to the Door County Map Portal to find your watershed address and learn more about your property. Email [email protected] with ‘DC Map Portal’ in the subject line for a link.

Exec board meeting. Held virtually. Call or text 309.824.7342 for the Zoom link.

"Cybersecurity" with Nathan Drager and Quantum PC. Free, donations welcome. For more information and to sign up, visit leadershipdoorcounty.com.

12pm. Lunch. 12:20-1:15pm. Program. Visiting Rotarians are welcome. To attend, email club president Sean Linnan at [email protected]

Stop in at the Forestville Library to pickup all of the fixings to make a bird paper craft. For toddlers and young children.

Meeting topic: Human Trafficking with the Sheriff's department. Held virtually. Call or text 309.824.7342 for the Zoom link.

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.'

Karen Newbern, Door County Master Gardener and Nursery Manager of Door Landscape & Nursery will take you through some basic guidelines that will attract an array of butterflies and other pollinators. Participants and listeners are welcome. Visit the DoorCountyLibrary.org calendar for Zoom details.

“The Urgent Need to Stop Burning Gas: Electrify Our Economy with Clean Power Now!” presented by Bruce Nilles, executive director of Climate Imperative. Nilles will focus on how we can and must move away not only from coal but also from burning gas in our homes, businesses and power plants. Free. Held virtually. To register, visit climatechangedoorcounty.com.

12pm. Lunch. 12:20-1:15pm. Program. Visiting Rotarians are welcome. To attend, email club president Sean Linnan at [email protected]

Whether you’re an amateur or a seasoned pro, join us to gather together to share tips, exchange information, share your brick walls and successes, and leave with new ideas and suggestions. Visit DoorCountyLibrary.org calendar for Zoom details.

A monthly program touching on everything from historic topics to current issues affecting the Great Lakes, and the economy that relies upon them. Admission is free with a non-perishable food donation.

Join Ephraim Historical Foundation Curator Cody Schreck and Milwaukee County Historical Society (MCHS) staff as they explore the linked history of Milwaukee and Ephraim. Held virtually on the MCHS Facebook page.

Stop by Glō Door County, a new cosmeceutical and retail store. While browsing the space, enjoy a glass of something tasty and stay around for live demonstrations and product samples while they last.