Past Events › Indoor

Featuring Jamie Adrian Cordova, N.A.S.A. Solar System Ambassador, who will bring us up to speed on what’s happening in space right now. He will discuss, among other things, the deployment of the new Webb telescope and the Lucy mission that will launch mid-October. Held via Zoom.

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

“Restoration at Crossroads: Re-Meandering and More” presented by Nancy Aten and Dan Collins of Landscapes of Place. Free and open to the public. Masks recommended.

Join Barb virtually as she shares an easy toddler-friendly owl craft made with paper and cupcake-liner. Find the recordings on doorcountylibrary.org.

Enjoys arts and crafts while discovering schoolhouse history. Admission and art projects free and open to the public.

Basic knowledge of the game is required to participate. No need to sign up, just show up!

Join us upstairs in the Great Hall for a romantic drama movie set during the politically charged early 60s, where a sophisticated woman returns to her Southern home town and discovers her options are limited yet discrimination is plentiful (NR). Free popcorn, bring your own non-alcoholic beverage.

Program with former RYE student, Brandon Venero from Peru. Held in-person or via Zoom. RSVP (call or text) 309.824.7342 to get the Zoom link.

Ever wonder about the history of your home? The Algoma Public Library has historical information about residences in the city of Algoma and Town of Ahnapee by surname and street name. Come learn about this valuable asset originally compiled by Wes Cox and Harold Nell.

A lecture and musical performance by Galen Abdur-Razzaq, an educator and an accomplished musician with. Abdur-Razzaq will discuss women in jazz, their personal lives, along with their ability to perform and survive in a time when jazz was considered ‘a man’s world.’ Abdur-Razzaq will perform before and after the lecture. Free and open to the public.

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

Doors open at 6 pm and Bingo starts at 7 pm. Refreshments available. Proceeds from Bingo will help with restoration of the Bookmobile by the Egg Harbor Historical Society.

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.

Presented by Dr. Robert Jeske, professor emeritus from UW-Milwaukee. Part of the Wisconsin Science Festival Event, Dr. Jeske will discuss the ways modern archaeologists use sophisticated scientific instruments and technology to learn about the past.

Basic knowledge of the game is required to participate. No need to sign up, just show up!

Join us upstairs in the Great Hall for a movie that follows the Abbott family who now face the terrors of the outside world. Forced to venture into the unknown, they realize the creatures that hunt by sound are not the only threats lurking beyond the sand path (PG-13). Free popcorn, bring your own non-alcoholic beverage.