Past Events › Outdoor

Visit Blackburns Bay Farm and learn about their horses and the services they offer. Take a picture with a shire. Kids can play games, and there will be snacks and water.

Large assortment of locally grown produce as well as foods and baked goods. Hand crafted items. Market accepts FoodShare benefits. For more information visit sturgeonbaywi.org.

The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service and FOPPI will offer guided, interpretive tours of the island's natural habitat and historic maritime structures. Hike the trails, climb the rear range light, kayak around the island and snorkel the wreck "Grape Shot." Shoreline Scenic Cruises & Charters will have two trips to Plum Island. Limited seating; call 920.421.0922 to reserve a spot.

A free and interactive event for the whole family. Learn Safety tips about boating, swimming, biking, animals, poisons, & more. Partnering with Emergency Vehicle Fun Day.

A free and interactive event for kids to learn safety tips about boating, swimming, biking, animals, poisons and more. 4-H will sell food and root beer floats. This is also Emergency Vehicle Fun Day. Drawing for prizes at 1pm. Sirens will be played at 1:30pm. Call 920.746.2234 for more information.

Door County Seed Library team members will share how to safely preserve the fall bounty of fruits and vegetables. Participants will be able to taste samples, receive handouts and recipes, and take part in a Q&A session. Free. No registration necessary.

Come watch the professionals as they soar giant show kites and compete. Join in the fun too. Concessions, demonstrations and more. Rain date: Aug. 18. Free.

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.

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

Unlimited go-kart rides, mini-golf, raffle, silent auction and many other indoor and outdoor activities in support of Door-Tran. Concessions available. $20/ticket at the door.

Join Sarah Evenson of The Dandelion Culture for an inspiring mindfulness practice for soul and soil, inside a magical garden. Through gardening, discover what needs to be nurtured, weeded and harvested within your life. Fresh brewed sun tea and light, fresh-picked fare provided. Dress in layers. Bring gloves and sunscreen. $25/person.

Live music, chain saw competition, antique tractor pulls, afternoon “barn dance,” mud pig wrestling, and more. Visit valmythresheree.org for more information.

Showing "Coco." Bring a chair or blanket and snag a spot in the park. Movies begin at dusk.

10-11:30am. Hike the Black Loop. Explore 2.5 miles of the Black Trail on this guided morning hike. Learn about invasive species, wildflowers, tree identification and native history along the way. Meet at the amphitheater outside the nature center. A water bottle and closed-toe shoes are recommended. 1-3pm. Wisconsin Furbearers. Stop by the Native American village exhibit on the red trail to learn more about the mammals that live in our state parks. If raining, meet at nature center. Free. State…

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.

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.