Upcoming Events › Outdoor

Featuring upcycled furniture, vintage decor, garden art, birdhouses, a food truck, live music, and a beverage bar. For more information call 920.743.2869 ext. 105.

A fun family event with educational programs, demonstrations, and interactive activities for all ages. See how honey is harvested and try samples.

Learn how the bluffs formed, identify trees and flowers, and discover a bit of park history. About two miles of difficult hiking. Pack water. Meet at Eagle Tower parking lot. Free. State park sticker required.

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.

“The Heritage Garden at Crossroads,” presented by Nancy Goldberg. She will lead a presentation reflecting on the history of the Heritage Garden, which is celebrating its 21st anniversary in 2019. Free, but donations appreciated.

Featuring arts, crafts, fresh produce,  great food, relaxing atmosphere, and occasional live music.

Join search and rescue volunteer and fire science instructor Ken Foszcz as he shares his vast knowledge of navigation and orienteering. Learn outdoor skills, how to read a topographical map and how to correctly use a compass. Starts in the Nature Center with outdoor activities to follow. Free, but state park vehicle sticker required.

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.

Featuring children’s activities, live music, and weekly events. For more information visit visitalgomawi.com.

Join the park naturalist on this 1.25-mile loop on the shores of Sturgeon Bay. Along the way they'll talk about shipwrecks, native history, wildflowers and trees. Meet at the nature center.

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.

Join the park naturalist on this weekly hike. When the series is done, every trail in Potawatomi State Park will be hiked. All are welcome to participate. Meet at the Old Ski Hill Overlook Parking Lot.  

Explore the tranquil regions of the Sanctuary Trails with a Ridges Naturalist. Hike approximately 2 miles along easy terrain. Bring binoculars if desired. $5/members. $8/public. Free for kids.

Featuring a wide variety of locally grown fruits, vegetables, and local artists and craftsmen. Weekly music adds to the festivity.

Watch local blacksmiths use historic techniques to create pieces made of iron and steel. Some pieces, including custom orders, are available for sale.

Fresh locally grown produce, plants, flowers, homemade breads, delicious jams, salsa and canned goods along with homemade arts & crafts. Canceled if stormy.

Watch local blacksmiths use historic techniques to create pieces made of iron and steel. Some pieces, including custom orders, are available for sale.

12-2pm. Wisconsin Furbearers. Stop on by the nature center to learn more about the mammals that live in our state parks. Feel their pelts, create a mammal mask, and stay for as long or little as you like. 4-5:15pm. Guided Escarpment Hike. Join the park naturalist on this 1.25-mile loop along the Niagara Escarpment on the Hemlock and Ice Age Trail. Learn about local history, native lore and how to identify plants along the way. Meet at the nature center.…