In this issue
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Lost Mothra to Perform at Woodwalk Gallery
Jeanne Kuhns brings her versatile band, Lost Mothra, to the Woodwalk Gallery stage on Friday, July 3 at 7 pm. Lost Mothra is made up of Kuhns, a fixture on the Door County music scene, Chicago’s George Sawyn and Minneapolis’s Jeff Crooks on guitar, fiddle by Lynn Gudmundsen, and bass player Patrick Palmer.
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Lost Mothra to Perform at Woodwalk Gallery
Jeanne Kuhns brings her versatile band, Lost Mothra, to the Woodwalk Gallery stage on Friday, July 3 at 7 pm. Lost Mothra is made up of Kuhns, a fixture on the Door County music scene, Chicago’s George Sawyn and Minneapolis’s Jeff Crooks on guitar, fiddle by Lynn Gudmundsen, and bass player Patrick Palmer.
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Singer/songwriter Eli Mattson returns to Door County this September as part of a concert tour sponsored by Cellcom. Mattson will appear at Third Avenue Playhouse on Friday, September 25 at 7:30 pm.
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Singer/songwriter Eli Mattson returns to Door County this September as part of a concert tour sponsored by Cellcom. Mattson will appear at Third Avenue Playhouse on Friday, September 25 at 7:30 pm.
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“The Day The Music Died” Tribute on Stage at DCA
Mark Shurilla and The Greatest Hits will present “The Day the Music Died” at the Door Community Auditorium on Saturday, July 4 at 8 pm.
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“The Day The Music Died” Tribute on Stage at DCA
Mark Shurilla and The Greatest Hits will present “The Day the Music Died” at the Door Community Auditorium on Saturday, July 4 at 8 pm.
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Violinist and Pianist to Play at Hope United Church
Violinist Marina Gittins and Pianist David Beck will present an evening of Corelli, Bach, Beethoven, and Bruch on Friday, June 26 at 7 pm at the Hope United Church of Christ in Sturgeon Bay.
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Violinist and Pianist to Play at Hope United Church
Violinist Marina Gittins and Pianist David Beck will present an evening of Corelli, Bach, Beethoven, and Bruch on Friday, June 26 at 7 pm at the Hope United Church of Christ in Sturgeon Bay.
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Evenings in Ephraim Summer Concert Series Announced
Ephraim welcomes the third season of its “Evenings in Ephraim” summer promotional series, expanding to 10 Monday nights, June 22 through August 24.
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Evenings in Ephraim Summer Concert Series Announced
Ephraim welcomes the third season of its “Evenings in Ephraim” summer promotional series, expanding to 10 Monday nights, June 22 through August 24.
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DCMM Announces Summer Concert Series
The sound of music returns to the waterfront at the Door County Maritime Museum in Sturgeon Bay on Sunday, June 28, with the first of six concerts in an annual series.
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DCMM Announces Summer Concert Series
The sound of music returns to the waterfront at the Door County Maritime Museum in Sturgeon Bay on Sunday, June 28, with the first of six concerts in an annual series.
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Pianist Lorie Line to Perform at DCA
Entertainer/pianist Lorie Line will perform at the Door Community Auditorium on Saturday, June 27 at 7:30 pm. Line is bringing her show even closer to her fans as this summer she will perform in smaller venues all around the Midwest.
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Pianist Lorie Line to Perform at DCA
Entertainer/pianist Lorie Line will perform at the Door Community Auditorium on Saturday, June 27 at 7:30 pm. Line is bringing her show even closer to her fans as this summer she will perform in smaller venues all around the Midwest.
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Door County Outpost Increases Music Offerings in 2009
The Door County Outpost Gallery and Café enters the 2009 summer season with a number of exciting changes. British transplant Carl Hruza and his wife Susan, a native of Green Bay, relocated their Green Lake, Wisconsin art gallery business to the Outpost at the end of last season, re-opening the main building as Door County Outpost Gallery and Café.
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Door County Outpost Increases Music Offerings in 2009
The Door County Outpost Gallery and Café enters the 2009 summer season with a number of exciting changes. British transplant Carl Hruza and his wife Susan, a native of Green Bay, relocated their Green Lake, Wisconsin art gallery business to the Outpost at the end of last season, re-opening the main building as Door County Outpost Gallery and Café.
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Door County Bluegrass Camp Announces Second Annual Session
The second-annual Door County Bluegrass Camp will kick off with an Instructor Concert at the Third Avenue Playhouse on August 1, and the camp, set at Wagon Trail Resort, is slated for August 2 through August 7.
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Door County Bluegrass Camp Announces Second Annual Session
The second-annual Door County Bluegrass Camp will kick off with an Instructor Concert at the Third Avenue Playhouse on August 1, and the camp, set at Wagon Trail Resort, is slated for August 2 through August 7.
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Symphony Concerts Introduce Birch Creek’s 2009 Season
An all-Dvorak program on Friday, June 26 and Saturday, June 27 will finish the Birch Creek Symphony Orchestra's first week of performances in the Dutton Concert Barn, led by conductor Brian Groner.
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Symphony Concerts Introduce Birch Creek’s 2009 Season
An all-Dvorak program on Friday, June 26 and Saturday, June 27 will finish the Birch Creek Symphony Orchestra's first week of performances in the Dutton Concert Barn, led by conductor Brian Groner.
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“Art of Music” Summer Concert Series Presents Bill Camplin
National touring artist Bill Camplin will take the stage at the Door County Outpost on Thursday, July 2 at 7 pm.Co-owner of the popular folk venue "Cafe Carpe" in Fort Atkinson, Camplin entertains with the clarity of his penetrating mind, guitar mastery, and quicksilver voice.
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“Art of Music” Summer Concert Series Presents Bill Camplin
National touring artist Bill Camplin will take the stage at the Door County Outpost on Thursday, July 2 at 7 pm.Co-owner of the popular folk venue "Cafe Carpe" in Fort Atkinson, Camplin entertains with the clarity of his penetrating mind, guitar mastery, and quicksilver voice.
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Peg Egan PAC a Gift to Egg Harbor Community
Located in Egg Harbor’s Eames Cherry View Park, the Peg Egan Performing Arts Center features music and musicians in a family-friendly setting.
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Peg Egan PAC a Gift to Egg Harbor Community
Located in Egg Harbor’s Eames Cherry View Park, the Peg Egan Performing Arts Center features music and musicians in a family-friendly setting.
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Phil D’Amico scored two eagles in his one round of golf on June 13 – holes 4 and 18.
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Phil D’Amico scored two eagles in his one round of golf on June 13 – holes 4 and 18.
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June 27:Center Pointe Marina Outing, Cherry Hills920.743.4222Go for Golf, Maxwelton Braes920.839.2321Spike Birmingham Memorial Outing, Idlewild920.
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June 27:Center Pointe Marina Outing, Cherry Hills920.743.4222Go for Golf, Maxwelton Braes920.839.2321Spike Birmingham Memorial Outing, Idlewild920.
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DC Tavern League at IdlewildTwenty-five teams turned out in this fun, four-person scramble. This event supports the Door County Tavern League and the Safe Ride Program.
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DC Tavern League at IdlewildTwenty-five teams turned out in this fun, four-person scramble. This event supports the Door County Tavern League and the Safe Ride Program.
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First Two-Time Winner in Horseshoe Bay Member / GuestHorseshoe Bay member James “J.J.” Johnson of Sister Bay and his guest Stu Sickles captured the first repeat victory of the Men’s Member/Guest Invitational at Horseshoe Bay Golf Club on Saturday, June 20.
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First Two-Time Winner in Horseshoe Bay Member / GuestHorseshoe Bay member James “J.J.” Johnson of Sister Bay and his guest Stu Sickles captured the first repeat victory of the Men’s Member/Guest Invitational at Horseshoe Bay Golf Club on Saturday, June 20.
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Culture Club – Peninsula Arts and Humanities Alliance
Since 1935, Peninsula Players has been entertaining and educating Door County audiences by staging slices of life on its stage. For several decades, comedies, musicals, original works, mysteries and dramas have played before generations of theatergoers.
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Culture Club – Peninsula Arts and Humanities Alliance
Since 1935, Peninsula Players has been entertaining and educating Door County audiences by staging slices of life on its stage. For several decades, comedies, musicals, original works, mysteries and dramas have played before generations of theatergoers.
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The Clearing Announces 2009 Workshop Program Catalog
The Clearing Folk School in Ellison Bay has recently announced the publication of its 2009 Workshop Program catalog. These half-day, one, two and three-day classes begin in July and run through early November.
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The Clearing Announces 2009 Workshop Program Catalog
The Clearing Folk School in Ellison Bay has recently announced the publication of its 2009 Workshop Program catalog. These half-day, one, two and three-day classes begin in July and run through early November.
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Historic Noble House Museum Open for Season
The historic Alexander Noble House Museum is now open for the 2009 season. Hours are Tuesday through Sunday, noon – 5 pm, through October 18.
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Historic Noble House Museum Open for Season
The historic Alexander Noble House Museum is now open for the 2009 season. Hours are Tuesday through Sunday, noon – 5 pm, through October 18.
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Linden Centre Accepting Reservations for “Adventures in a Chinese Kitchen” Tour
“Have you eaten yet?” In China, this is one of the most common and respected greetings. Jeanee and Brian Linden, owners of the Linden Centre in Yunnan Province, China, and Linden Gallery in Ellison Bay invite guests to share in a 12-day Chinese epicurean adventure tour.
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Linden Centre Accepting Reservations for “Adventures in a Chinese Kitchen” Tour
“Have you eaten yet?” In China, this is one of the most common and respected greetings. Jeanee and Brian Linden, owners of the Linden Centre in Yunnan Province, China, and Linden Gallery in Ellison Bay invite guests to share in a 12-day Chinese epicurean adventure tour.
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No HaloNot supposed to writepoems about angels,so my writing teacher says.No sunsets, roses, rainbows, doves.
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No HaloNot supposed to writepoems about angels,so my writing teacher says.No sunsets, roses, rainbows, doves.
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Poet’s Corner Interview: Sharon Auberle
Henry C. Timm (HCT): When did you start writing poetry?Sharon Auberle (SA): I began writing poetry in high school.
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Poet’s Corner Interview: Sharon Auberle
Henry C. Timm (HCT): When did you start writing poetry?Sharon Auberle (SA): I began writing poetry in high school.
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After many years of dividing her time between our northern woods and the Southwest, Sharon Auberle has settled full time on the sheltering pines and open waters of Door County.
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After many years of dividing her time between our northern woods and the Southwest, Sharon Auberle has settled full time on the sheltering pines and open waters of Door County.
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Breakfast HungerFirst, instant adrenalinevoids the normal body issues.Clearing the scene brings on the hunger.
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Breakfast HungerFirst, instant adrenalinevoids the normal body issues.Clearing the scene brings on the hunger.
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Libraries Promote Summer Reading
Families are encouraged to enjoy the summer programming at Door County Libraries; creativity will be explored from many angles with activities and reading programs free for all ages.
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Libraries Promote Summer Reading
Families are encouraged to enjoy the summer programming at Door County Libraries; creativity will be explored from many angles with activities and reading programs free for all ages.
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Scandinavian Heritage Highlighted at Novel Ideas
Minnesota author Eric Dregni will be signing his new book In Cod We Trust: Living the Norwegian Dream at Novel Ideas Bookstore in Baileys Harbor on Thursday, July 2 at 1 pm.
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Scandinavian Heritage Highlighted at Novel Ideas
Minnesota author Eric Dregni will be signing his new book In Cod We Trust: Living the Norwegian Dream at Novel Ideas Bookstore in Baileys Harbor on Thursday, July 2 at 1 pm.
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The Peninsula Pulse is excited to announce Wisconsin’s current Poet Laureate, Marilyn L. Taylor, is the poetry judge for this year’s Hal Grutzmacher Writers’ Exposé.
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The Peninsula Pulse is excited to announce Wisconsin’s current Poet Laureate, Marilyn L. Taylor, is the poetry judge for this year’s Hal Grutzmacher Writers’ Exposé.
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During the late forties, the Starlight Bowling Alley over on Lincoln Avenue, across from the Biograph Theater and above the A&P, was a thriving business.
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During the late forties, the Starlight Bowling Alley over on Lincoln Avenue, across from the Biograph Theater and above the A&P, was a thriving business.
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But don't leave the toilet seat up when you finish, she said. He hesitated on his way to the bathroom, following the pointed direction of her finger to a hallway.
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But don't leave the toilet seat up when you finish, she said. He hesitated on his way to the bathroom, following the pointed direction of her finger to a hallway.
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Letter to the Literary Editor: Another First Rate Tragedy
What has happened to Mr. Bjorn Bakken? For all those months he was a reassuring presence in every issue. Suddenly he has vanished, and without a word or a trace.
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Letter to the Literary Editor: Another First Rate Tragedy
What has happened to Mr. Bjorn Bakken? For all those months he was a reassuring presence in every issue. Suddenly he has vanished, and without a word or a trace.
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American Life in Poetry: Column 222
Coleman Barks, who lives in Georgia, is not only the English language's foremost translator of the poems of the 13th century poet, Rumi, but he's also a loving grandfather, and for me that's even more important. His poems about his granddaughter, Briny, are brim full of joy.
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American Life in Poetry: Column 222
Coleman Barks, who lives in Georgia, is not only the English language's foremost translator of the poems of the 13th century poet, Rumi, but he's also a loving grandfather, and for me that's even more important. His poems about his granddaughter, Briny, are brim full of joy.
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Unitarian Members and Friends Are Featured Artists
Stepping back from the single artist exhibitor, the UU Gallery will feature the work of its own members and friends in the July show. This is the third Annual Invitational where artists and crafters at all skill levels have the opportunity to share their work with each other as well as the community at large.
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Unitarian Members and Friends Are Featured Artists
Stepping back from the single artist exhibitor, the UU Gallery will feature the work of its own members and friends in the July show. This is the third Annual Invitational where artists and crafters at all skill levels have the opportunity to share their work with each other as well as the community at large.
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G.L. Miller’s Jewelry Highlighted
The Santa Fe Shop of Fish Creek is proud to offer the jewelry of G.L. Miller, whose work reflects the influence of American Indian design and Western geometric patterns.
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G.L. Miller’s Jewelry Highlighted
The Santa Fe Shop of Fish Creek is proud to offer the jewelry of G.L. Miller, whose work reflects the influence of American Indian design and Western geometric patterns.
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Craft Cottage Features Works in Wood
A hand-crafted, wooden bracelet box by Don Juers of Baileys Harbor is on display at the Jacksonport Craft Cottage. Juers, a master craftsman in wood, creates other wooden boxes from Door County hard woods, such as spalded maple and walnut.
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Craft Cottage Features Works in Wood
A hand-crafted, wooden bracelet box by Don Juers of Baileys Harbor is on display at the Jacksonport Craft Cottage. Juers, a master craftsman in wood, creates other wooden boxes from Door County hard woods, such as spalded maple and walnut.
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Wall Mural Sculpting Demonstration at the Outpost
An outdoor sculpting presentation featuring talented artist Randy Detjen will be held at the Door County Outpost Gallery and Café from 10 am – 4 pm on Saturday, July 4.
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Wall Mural Sculpting Demonstration at the Outpost
An outdoor sculpting presentation featuring talented artist Randy Detjen will be held at the Door County Outpost Gallery and Café from 10 am – 4 pm on Saturday, July 4.
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Art League Exhibit Continues at The Link Gallery
The Link Gallery, located within the Door Community Auditorium (DCA), is currently hosting the “23rd Annual Juried Exhibit & Master’s Presentation” of the Door County Art League (DCAL).
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Art League Exhibit Continues at The Link Gallery
The Link Gallery, located within the Door Community Auditorium (DCA), is currently hosting the “23rd Annual Juried Exhibit & Master’s Presentation” of the Door County Art League (DCAL).
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Amber Collection on Display at Linden Gallery
Linden Gallery in Ellison Bay is featuring a major collection of beautiful amber, including works by leading Polish artists Costa, Katy Rybackie and Helena.
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Amber Collection on Display at Linden Gallery
Linden Gallery in Ellison Bay is featuring a major collection of beautiful amber, including works by leading Polish artists Costa, Katy Rybackie and Helena.
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The Hardy Gallery recently announced the award winners of its 47th Annual Juried Exhibit. The reception for the exhibit was held on Friday, June 5 at the Hardy Gallery on Anderson Dock in Ephraim.
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The Hardy Gallery recently announced the award winners of its 47th Annual Juried Exhibit. The reception for the exhibit was held on Friday, June 5 at the Hardy Gallery on Anderson Dock in Ephraim.
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Mad Keyboard Artist Returns to Art and Music Jam
On Saturday, June 27 from 2 – 4 pm, Manitowoc keyboard crazy Greg Pagel will be performing at Gallery Forty Two's popular Art and Music Jam. Pagel's inventiveness on the electronic keyboards tend toward the wacky, although, he's an equally accomplished classical piano player.
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Mad Keyboard Artist Returns to Art and Music Jam
On Saturday, June 27 from 2 – 4 pm, Manitowoc keyboard crazy Greg Pagel will be performing at Gallery Forty Two's popular Art and Music Jam. Pagel's inventiveness on the electronic keyboards tend toward the wacky, although, he's an equally accomplished classical piano player.
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Article posted Thursday, June 25, 2009 3:35pm
To Decant Or Not?There are basically two reasons for decanting a bottle of wine. To separate the wine from sediment is one and the other is to expose the wine to the process of oxidation.
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Article posted Thursday, June 25, 2009 3:35pm
To Decant Or Not?There are basically two reasons for decanting a bottle of wine. To separate the wine from sediment is one and the other is to expose the wine to the process of oxidation.
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Article posted Thursday, June 25, 2009 3:34pm
Question: What country, outside of China, has the largest ethnic Chinese population as a percentage of total population?Last Issue’s Question: What was the first state in the U.
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Article posted Thursday, June 25, 2009 3:34pm
Question: What country, outside of China, has the largest ethnic Chinese population as a percentage of total population?Last Issue’s Question: What was the first state in the U.
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Players’ Summer Seminars Begin June 27
Peninsula Players Theatre continues to expand its popular series of free public seminars, beginning June 27 with long-time Players set designer and board member Jim Maronek.
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Players’ Summer Seminars Begin June 27
Peninsula Players Theatre continues to expand its popular series of free public seminars, beginning June 27 with long-time Players set designer and board member Jim Maronek.
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Island Players Stage Salute to Musical Comedy II
Salute to Musical Comedy II, the summer 2009 production of Island Players, will be presented at the Trueblood Performing Arts Center on Washington Island on July 5, 6, and 7 at 7:30 pm.
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Island Players Stage Salute to Musical Comedy II
Salute to Musical Comedy II, the summer 2009 production of Island Players, will be presented at the Trueblood Performing Arts Center on Washington Island on July 5, 6, and 7 at 7:30 pm.
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Gibraltar Grill Music Fest Begins
Through Labor Day, the Gibraltar Grill in Fish Creek will be providing free concerts on its patio beginning at 7:30 pm. Kicking off this annual event on Friday, June 26 will be “Folk and Fun” with Cookee at 7:30 pm on the patio.
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Gibraltar Grill Music Fest Begins
Through Labor Day, the Gibraltar Grill in Fish Creek will be providing free concerts on its patio beginning at 7:30 pm. Kicking off this annual event on Friday, June 26 will be “Folk and Fun” with Cookee at 7:30 pm on the patio.
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Door County League BaseballAll games Sunday at 1:30 pm unless noted. $4• June 28Institute at Sister BayWest Jacksonport at Washington IslandKolbergat Baileys HarborEgg Harbor at Maplewood• July 3Maplewood at Institute 8 pm • July 5Sister Bay at Egg HarborWashington Island at KolbergWest Jacksonport at Baileys HarborSturgeon Bay Legion BaseballJune 27 vs.
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Door County League BaseballAll games Sunday at 1:30 pm unless noted. $4• June 28Institute at Sister BayWest Jacksonport at Washington IslandKolbergat Baileys HarborEgg Harbor at Maplewood• July 3Maplewood at Institute 8 pm • July 5Sister Bay at Egg HarborWashington Island at KolbergWest Jacksonport at Baileys HarborSturgeon Bay Legion BaseballJune 27 vs.
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Article posted Thursday, June 25, 2009 3:25pm
Cancer (June 22 – July 22): This week will likely entail the loss of a favorite trinket or a vehicle. Console yourself by wailing loudly enough for the neighbors to hear for 30 to 40 minutes.
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Article posted Thursday, June 25, 2009 3:25pm
Cancer (June 22 – July 22): This week will likely entail the loss of a favorite trinket or a vehicle. Console yourself by wailing loudly enough for the neighbors to hear for 30 to 40 minutes.
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Article posted Thursday, June 25, 2009 3:21pm
Dear Mary Pat,Can you remind me what the deal is with pedestrians? There are so many of them swarming around the county this time of year and I can never remember who gets the right of way and all that stuff when I'm driving.
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Article posted Thursday, June 25, 2009 3:21pm
Dear Mary Pat,Can you remind me what the deal is with pedestrians? There are so many of them swarming around the county this time of year and I can never remember who gets the right of way and all that stuff when I'm driving.
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Team Leadership Center Offers Summer Camps
The Team Leadership Center (TLC) in Institute has just announced two summer camps during the months of July and August. Youth ages 8 – 14 can build self-confidence and leadership skills in a safe environment with Camp Confidence, which is set for July 6 – 9.
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Team Leadership Center Offers Summer Camps
The Team Leadership Center (TLC) in Institute has just announced two summer camps during the months of July and August. Youth ages 8 – 14 can build self-confidence and leadership skills in a safe environment with Camp Confidence, which is set for July 6 – 9.
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SBHS Annual Meeting and Potluck Set for June 30
Members, friends and family are invited to attend the Sister Bay Historical Society’s Annual Meeting and Potluck dinner scheduled for Tuesday, June 30.
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SBHS Annual Meeting and Potluck Set for June 30
Members, friends and family are invited to attend the Sister Bay Historical Society’s Annual Meeting and Potluck dinner scheduled for Tuesday, June 30.
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Olde Ellison Bay Days Set for June 26 – June 28
Another of Door County’s popular summer festivals, Olde Ellison Bay Days, kicks off on June 26 and continues through June 28.The events begin on Friday with a talent show and ice-cream social at the Shepherd of the Bay Lutheran Church at 6:30 pm.
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Olde Ellison Bay Days Set for June 26 – June 28
Another of Door County’s popular summer festivals, Olde Ellison Bay Days, kicks off on June 26 and continues through June 28.The events begin on Friday with a talent show and ice-cream social at the Shepherd of the Bay Lutheran Church at 6:30 pm.
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Ephraim Family Sing-Alongs Begin for 2009 Season
Ephraim’s famous Sunday Sing-Alongs are back. Sponsored each summer by the Ephraim Historical Foundation, the Sunday Sing-Alongs are a great activity for the entire family.
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Ephraim Family Sing-Alongs Begin for 2009 Season
Ephraim’s famous Sunday Sing-Alongs are back. Sponsored each summer by the Ephraim Historical Foundation, the Sunday Sing-Alongs are a great activity for the entire family.
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Lawrence University July Seminars
Lawrence University’s Summer Seminars are gearing up for the season. In July, topics range from the exploration of science on the grounds of Björklunden to the relationship between China and America and the little-known secrets of the CIA.
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Lawrence University July Seminars
Lawrence University’s Summer Seminars are gearing up for the season. In July, topics range from the exploration of science on the grounds of Björklunden to the relationship between China and America and the little-known secrets of the CIA.
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Openings Available for Ridges Summer Youth Programs
The Ridges Sanctuary’s popular summer youth programs still have openings for June, July, and August. When kids attend Ridges programs, they experience first-hand one of the most unique natural areas in Door County.
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Openings Available for Ridges Summer Youth Programs
The Ridges Sanctuary’s popular summer youth programs still have openings for June, July, and August. When kids attend Ridges programs, they experience first-hand one of the most unique natural areas in Door County.
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Ridges Sanctuary and McArdle Library Announce Wild Places Program
The Ridges Sanctuary and the McArdle Library in Baileys Harbor are teaming up this summer to connect children and their parents to some special “Wild Places.
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Ridges Sanctuary and McArdle Library Announce Wild Places Program
The Ridges Sanctuary and the McArdle Library in Baileys Harbor are teaming up this summer to connect children and their parents to some special “Wild Places.
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Farewell to the Father of the Norzwich
The Father of the Norzwich, Gerald Norz, died June 8 at age 78. For 30 years he was a fixture, along with his wife Ann, in the aisles and behind the deli counter at the Fish Creek General Store.
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Farewell to the Father of the Norzwich
The Father of the Norzwich, Gerald Norz, died June 8 at age 78. For 30 years he was a fixture, along with his wife Ann, in the aisles and behind the deli counter at the Fish Creek General Store.
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When 4,000 people show up for breakfast, it’s not just a meal; it’s an event. Now in its 28th year, the Dairy Breakfast, sponsored by the Sevastopol High School Future Farmers of America (FFA) alumni, serves anywhere from 3,500 to 4,400 people.
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When 4,000 people show up for breakfast, it’s not just a meal; it’s an event. Now in its 28th year, the Dairy Breakfast, sponsored by the Sevastopol High School Future Farmers of America (FFA) alumni, serves anywhere from 3,500 to 4,400 people.
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A car can get you from point A to point B, but a bike can do that, and more. With gas prices factored down to zero and metabolism rates at an all time high, bikes prove to be the most efficient way to travel for some.
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A car can get you from point A to point B, but a bike can do that, and more. With gas prices factored down to zero and metabolism rates at an all time high, bikes prove to be the most efficient way to travel for some.
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It was around 40 years ago while attending an Inland Bird Banding Association annual meeting, involving bird banders from 22 states and four Canadian provinces, that one of our workshop experts, Chandler Robbins of the U.
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It was around 40 years ago while attending an Inland Bird Banding Association annual meeting, involving bird banders from 22 states and four Canadian provinces, that one of our workshop experts, Chandler Robbins of the U.
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Door County Humane Society Featured Pets
This week, there’s a “summer white” theme with the Door County Humane Society adoptable animals.DUFF, RUFF and TUFF are three brothers that were born in Liberty Grove about 10 weeks ago.
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Door County Humane Society Featured Pets
This week, there’s a “summer white” theme with the Door County Humane Society adoptable animals.DUFF, RUFF and TUFF are three brothers that were born in Liberty Grove about 10 weeks ago.
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Decorative Pumpkins to Benefit Habitat for Humanity
If all things go as planted, Door County Habitat for Humanity will have more than 5,000 pumpkins to sell in the fall.In early June, about 15 volunteers, affiliated with Door Habitat’s Women Build project, planted pumpkin seeds on two acres of land at Door County Interiors & Design, located at 7266 Hwy.
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Decorative Pumpkins to Benefit Habitat for Humanity
If all things go as planted, Door County Habitat for Humanity will have more than 5,000 pumpkins to sell in the fall.In early June, about 15 volunteers, affiliated with Door Habitat’s Women Build project, planted pumpkin seeds on two acres of land at Door County Interiors & Design, located at 7266 Hwy.
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“You can start pretty reasonably, but once you get started, you always want a bigger torch,” says Appleton artist Beth Wenger Johnstone of lampworking, her primary craft.
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“You can start pretty reasonably, but once you get started, you always want a bigger torch,” says Appleton artist Beth Wenger Johnstone of lampworking, her primary craft.
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The 4th Annual Parade of Ponds to benefit the Family Centers of Door County takes garden and ponds lovers on a special tour of backyard ponds around the peninsula this Saturday. Waterscape Designs presents
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The 4th Annual Parade of Ponds to benefit the Family Centers of Door County takes garden and ponds lovers on a special tour of backyard ponds around the peninsula this Saturday. Waterscape Designs presents
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The Gallery at Domicile Hosts “Second Wind Exhibit”
The newly opened Gallery at Domicile in Sister Bay will showcase its first annual “Second Wind Exhibit” June 27 – July 18 at its familiar location on Highway 57 in Sister Bay.
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The Gallery at Domicile Hosts “Second Wind Exhibit”
The newly opened Gallery at Domicile in Sister Bay will showcase its first annual “Second Wind Exhibit” June 27 – July 18 at its familiar location on Highway 57 in Sister Bay.
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Karen DeNoto and Judy Ritter Featured
The Gallery of the Door County Art League will feature two artists each week of the season, and for the week of June 28, jeweler Judy Ritter and painter Karen DeNoto will be highlighted.
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Karen DeNoto and Judy Ritter Featured
The Gallery of the Door County Art League will feature two artists each week of the season, and for the week of June 28, jeweler Judy Ritter and painter Karen DeNoto will be highlighted.
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Waite Demonstrates Wood Carving
People will see Door County basswood transformed into a lovely loon as they watch woodcarver Jerry Waite work from 10 am – 5 pm on Saturday, July 11, at Door County Interiors & Design in Egg Harbor.
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Waite Demonstrates Wood Carving
People will see Door County basswood transformed into a lovely loon as they watch woodcarver Jerry Waite work from 10 am – 5 pm on Saturday, July 11, at Door County Interiors & Design in Egg Harbor.
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Kay McKinley Arneson Featured at Cottage Row Framing & Gallery
Kay McKinley Arneson began her professional career as an artist with her eye to the lens of a camera. A professional photojournalist, she sojourned throughout America’s west before returning to her Midwestern roots.
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Kay McKinley Arneson Featured at Cottage Row Framing & Gallery
Kay McKinley Arneson began her professional career as an artist with her eye to the lens of a camera. A professional photojournalist, she sojourned throughout America’s west before returning to her Midwestern roots.
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Charles L. Peterson Receives New Honor
One of Door County artist Charles L. Peterson’s favorite subjects is the sea. A life-long sailor, maritime images have dominated his art, and this spring, one of Peterson’s seafaring watercolors has been selected to participate in the 30th Mystic Seaport Museum Maritime Gallery’s annual exhibit in Connecticut.
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Charles L. Peterson Receives New Honor
One of Door County artist Charles L. Peterson’s favorite subjects is the sea. A life-long sailor, maritime images have dominated his art, and this spring, one of Peterson’s seafaring watercolors has been selected to participate in the 30th Mystic Seaport Museum Maritime Gallery’s annual exhibit in Connecticut.
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Wal-Mart is prepping plans for a new Supercenter to replace its existing store in Sturgeon Bay. The retail giant appeared before the city Plan Commission in a concept meeting June 17 to discuss general plan parameters and get feedback from the commission.
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Wal-Mart is prepping plans for a new Supercenter to replace its existing store in Sturgeon Bay. The retail giant appeared before the city Plan Commission in a concept meeting June 17 to discuss general plan parameters and get feedback from the commission.
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It was supposed to be a simple measure to save lives, but a poorly implemented new federal law has pool operators dismayed. Seven-year-old Virginia Graeme Baker drowned in June of 2002, held under water in a backyard hot tub by the powerful suction of a pool drain.
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It was supposed to be a simple measure to save lives, but a poorly implemented new federal law has pool operators dismayed. Seven-year-old Virginia Graeme Baker drowned in June of 2002, held under water in a backyard hot tub by the powerful suction of a pool drain.
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Corner of the Past Farm Market Returns June 27
The Saturday morning Farmers’ Market held on the grounds of Sister Bay’s Corner of the Past and Anderson House Museum opens for the season June 27 at 8 am.
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Corner of the Past Farm Market Returns June 27
The Saturday morning Farmers’ Market held on the grounds of Sister Bay’s Corner of the Past and Anderson House Museum opens for the season June 27 at 8 am.
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POP-OUT AT BOTTOMIn Door County, people talk a lot about threats posed by invasive species. But what, exactly, constitutes an invasive species? And how do they affect Door County citizens, property owners and visitors? These questions and many more will be answered at the last program of the 2009 Door County Environmental Speaker Series at the Sister Bay Fire Station Wednesday, July 15 at 7 pm.
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POP-OUT AT BOTTOMIn Door County, people talk a lot about threats posed by invasive species. But what, exactly, constitutes an invasive species? And how do they affect Door County citizens, property owners and visitors? These questions and many more will be answered at the last program of the 2009 Door County Environmental Speaker Series at the Sister Bay Fire Station Wednesday, July 15 at 7 pm.
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“Why Is It…?” was designed by Dr. Steiner to address readers’ questions about human behavior from a social psychological perspective in order to inform and stimulate dialogue about the ways in which our thoughts, feelings and behaviors are influenced by the presence of other people.
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“Why Is It…?” was designed by Dr. Steiner to address readers’ questions about human behavior from a social psychological perspective in order to inform and stimulate dialogue about the ways in which our thoughts, feelings and behaviors are influenced by the presence of other people.
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• Door County has several kinds of carnivorous plants, including the Pitcher Plant, which can be seen at The Ridges Sanctuary. The Pitcher Plant uses odor and color to lure flies and other small insects into its trumpet-shaped leaf, which is lined with downward directed hairs and a sticky secretion.
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• Door County has several kinds of carnivorous plants, including the Pitcher Plant, which can be seen at The Ridges Sanctuary. The Pitcher Plant uses odor and color to lure flies and other small insects into its trumpet-shaped leaf, which is lined with downward directed hairs and a sticky secretion.
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Article posted Wednesday, June 24, 2009 5:37pm
Quotable“We’ve spent a trillion dollars prosecuting the war on drugs. What do we have to show for it? Drugs are more readily available, at lower prices and higher levels of potency.
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Article posted Wednesday, June 24, 2009 5:37pm
Quotable“We’ve spent a trillion dollars prosecuting the war on drugs. What do we have to show for it? Drugs are more readily available, at lower prices and higher levels of potency.
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Welcome to the Notes from the Grove providing Liberty Grove residents and visitors tid bits of information about goings on in Town Government. • Don’t forget the Town Offices are in their temporary location at the North Fire Station.
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Welcome to the Notes from the Grove providing Liberty Grove residents and visitors tid bits of information about goings on in Town Government. • Don’t forget the Town Offices are in their temporary location at the North Fire Station.
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When I was in high school, the only sport for girls was cheerleading; popularity and good looks were far more important qualification than gymnastic skills.
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When I was in high school, the only sport for girls was cheerleading; popularity and good looks were far more important qualification than gymnastic skills.
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Let me say, right from the outset, that everything in this column is true. And allow me to also acknowledge that while you are reading this – at least through the first two thirds – you will believe that I have way too much time on my hands and that I desperately need to find some worthwhile activity to provide meaning to my life.
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Let me say, right from the outset, that everything in this column is true. And allow me to also acknowledge that while you are reading this – at least through the first two thirds – you will believe that I have way too much time on my hands and that I desperately need to find some worthwhile activity to provide meaning to my life.
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• Sam Kahr and Elizabeth “Liz” Stubenvoll were the Badger Boys’ and Girls’ State representatives from Gibraltar High School.
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• Sam Kahr and Elizabeth “Liz” Stubenvoll were the Badger Boys’ and Girls’ State representatives from Gibraltar High School.
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• Liberty Square of Egg Harbor will offer “The Board Room After Dark” nightly from 9 pm – midnight. The new option will open the elegant Board Room up to people looking for a quiet and comfortable place to obtain refreshments after attending theater, musical or other performances.
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• Liberty Square of Egg Harbor will offer “The Board Room After Dark” nightly from 9 pm – midnight. The new option will open the elegant Board Room up to people looking for a quiet and comfortable place to obtain refreshments after attending theater, musical or other performances.
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The Sun Also Rises Over Baileys Harbor
When thirteen-year-old Will Marks began cooking at a supper club in La Crosse, he found that he could hold his own with experienced kitchen workers, and he liked the job.
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The Sun Also Rises Over Baileys Harbor
When thirteen-year-old Will Marks began cooking at a supper club in La Crosse, he found that he could hold his own with experienced kitchen workers, and he liked the job.
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• Legislation co-sponsored by Rep. Garey Bies (R-Sister Bay) to address drunk driving laws was approved by the Assembly Committee on Public Safety.
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• Legislation co-sponsored by Rep. Garey Bies (R-Sister Bay) to address drunk driving laws was approved by the Assembly Committee on Public Safety.
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• Gibraltar School in Fish Creek will host a basketball skills camp June 30 and July 1. Mike Lee of Ganon Baker Basketball will teach fundamental skills, attacking the rim, and advanced ball-handling techniques.
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• Gibraltar School in Fish Creek will host a basketball skills camp June 30 and July 1. Mike Lee of Ganon Baker Basketball will teach fundamental skills, attacking the rim, and advanced ball-handling techniques.
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St. Clair Study Hearing July 7
The International Upper Great Lakes Study has reversed course and added a public hearing about the St.
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St. Clair Study Hearing July 7
The International Upper Great Lakes Study has reversed course and added a public hearing about the St.
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Egg Harbor Decides to Decide Later on Marina…Probably
A clearly frustrated board of trustees decided to take a little more time to decide on new referendum language at a special board meeting Monday evening at the Paul Bertschinger Community Center.
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Egg Harbor Decides to Decide Later on Marina…Probably
A clearly frustrated board of trustees decided to take a little more time to decide on new referendum language at a special board meeting Monday evening at the Paul Bertschinger Community Center.
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Public Hearing on St. Clair River Study
The International Upper Great Lakes Study has reversed course and added a public hearing about the St. Clair River Study to its schedule, bowing to public pressure. Originally, no public hearings were
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Public Hearing on St. Clair River Study
The International Upper Great Lakes Study has reversed course and added a public hearing about the St. Clair River Study to its schedule, bowing to public pressure. Originally, no public hearings were
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The Village of Egg Harbor Board of Trustees met for more than three hours Thursday to discuss its marina project. The board heard a presentation from Steve Schaefer detailing an alternative, mid-sized
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The Village of Egg Harbor Board of Trustees met for more than three hours Thursday to discuss its marina project. The board heard a presentation from Steve Schaefer detailing an alternative, mid-sized
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Door County has been talking about the Michigan Street Bridge my entire adult life (and most of my teen years too). It's become such an "eye-roll" topic that we've come to believe we're unique (er, ridiculous)
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Door County has been talking about the Michigan Street Bridge my entire adult life (and most of my teen years too). It's become such an "eye-roll" topic that we've come to believe we're unique (er, ridiculous)
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American Life in Poetry: Column 221
Sometimes, it's merely the sound of a child's voice in a nearby room that makes a parent feel immensely lucky. To celebrate Father's Day, here's a joyful poem of fatherhood by Todd Boss, who lives in St.
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American Life in Poetry: Column 221
Sometimes, it's merely the sound of a child's voice in a nearby room that makes a parent feel immensely lucky. To celebrate Father's Day, here's a joyful poem of fatherhood by Todd Boss, who lives in St.
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Door County’s Harbor of Refuge Confusion
Over the last three years, I've been to dozens (if not scores) of meetings at which Door County municipalities discussed new marina and harbor of refuge (HOR) proposals. At many such meetings, an engineer
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Installation at The English Inn
As summer returns to the Door Peninsula, life, activity – and art – seem to spring up all around. The new installation in front of The English Inn restaurant in Fish Creek attests to just what can be accomplished in a Door County winter.
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Woodwalk Concert Series Kicks Off
Jeanne Kuhns’ Woodwalk Concert Series kicks off the 2009 season with Jenny and Robin Bienemann, June 19, and Chris Irwin and Friends, June 26! Previously held at the Town Hall Bakery, Jeanne Kuhns’ Concert Series has crossed the peninsula to Woodwalk Events Barn and Gallery to accommodate the ever-growing following of Kuhns’ series and the outstanding musicians who perform for the series each year.
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Folk Singer Richie Havens Opens Peg Egan PAC 2009 Season
Richie Havens opens the Peg Egan Performing Arts Center’s 2009 season with his blend of soul-filled rock music on Sunday, June 28 at 7 pm.For over three decades, Havens has used his music to convey messages of brotherhood and personal freedom.
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Folk Singer Richie Havens Opens Peg Egan PAC 2009 Season
Richie Havens opens the Peg Egan Performing Arts Center’s 2009 season with his blend of soul-filled rock music on Sunday, June 28 at 7 pm.For over three decades, Havens has used his music to convey messages of brotherhood and personal freedom.
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Travel Around the World in 80 Days with the YMCA and Peninsula Players
Members of the Door County YMCA may register today to join the 80 Day Club and travel around the world in 80 days with the Door County YMCA and Peninsula Players Theatre.
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Travel Around the World in 80 Days with the YMCA and Peninsula Players
Members of the Door County YMCA may register today to join the 80 Day Club and travel around the world in 80 days with the Door County YMCA and Peninsula Players Theatre.
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Peninsula Players Announce 2009 Company Members
Peninsula Players Theatre, America’s oldest professional resident summer theater, announces the cast and company members for its 2009 season.
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Peninsula Players Announce 2009 Company Members
Peninsula Players Theatre, America’s oldest professional resident summer theater, announces the cast and company members for its 2009 season.
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The Fairland Family Bluegrass Band performed for the opening weekend of The Door Jam, Sister Bay’s newest performance venture. The Door Jam will host a number of performances, open mics, story telling events and more on a donation basis throughout the summer.
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The Fairland Family Bluegrass Band performed for the opening weekend of The Door Jam, Sister Bay’s newest performance venture. The Door Jam will host a number of performances, open mics, story telling events and more on a donation basis throughout the summer.
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An Interview With Michael Perry
In April I spoke with Michael Perry, author of Population 485, and most recently, Coop: A Year of Poultry, Pigs and Parenting, in anticipation of his April 17 appearance in <a href="http://www.
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An Interview With Michael Perry
In April I spoke with Michael Perry, author of Population 485, and most recently, Coop: A Year of Poultry, Pigs and Parenting, in anticipation of his April 17 appearance in <a href="http://www.
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Study Blames Climate for Low Lake Levels
It doesn’t take a scientific study to see that Lake Michigan water levels are finally on the rise, a simple drive through Ephraim will do. Water is at least approaching most docks now, and waves are lapping through the tall reeds and grasses that have taken root near the shore.
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Study Blames Climate for Low Lake Levels
It doesn’t take a scientific study to see that Lake Michigan water levels are finally on the rise, a simple drive through Ephraim will do. Water is at least approaching most docks now, and waves are lapping through the tall reeds and grasses that have taken root near the shore.
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Playing With Numbers: Putting the annual tourism expenditure report in proper context
When the Door County Visitor Bureau (DCVB) announced the annual report on tourism expenditures last month, the numbers shocked many around the county.
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Playing With Numbers: Putting the annual tourism expenditure report in proper context
When the Door County Visitor Bureau (DCVB) announced the annual report on tourism expenditures last month, the numbers shocked many around the county.
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Birch Creek Opens for 2009 Season
Birch Creek Music Performance Center in Egg Harbor opens its 34th season on Thursday, June 25 at 7:30 pm with its 80-piece Birch Creek Symphony Orchestra.
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Birch Creek Opens for 2009 Season
Birch Creek Music Performance Center in Egg Harbor opens its 34th season on Thursday, June 25 at 7:30 pm with its 80-piece Birch Creek Symphony Orchestra.
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“Art of Music” Concert Series Opens With Jennie DeVoe
Jennie DeVoe performs in concert at the Door County Outpost Gallery & Café on Thursday, June 25 at 7:30 pm, kicking off the 2009 “Art of Music” Concert Series.
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“Art of Music” Concert Series Opens With Jennie DeVoe
Jennie DeVoe performs in concert at the Door County Outpost Gallery & Café on Thursday, June 25 at 7:30 pm, kicking off the 2009 “Art of Music” Concert Series.
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Jacksonport Hears Schauer Park Recommendations
Jacksonport officials learned that construction of a safe harbor and boat launch at Schauer Park would likely require property acquisition at a meeting June 3.
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Jacksonport Hears Schauer Park Recommendations
Jacksonport officials learned that construction of a safe harbor and boat launch at Schauer Park would likely require property acquisition at a meeting June 3.
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5 Milers Benefit Concert in Ephraim
The Ephraim Village Hall welcomes the traditional folk music of the 5 Milers from 6 – 8 pm on Sunday, June 14, 2009. The evening’s proceeds will go toward Ephraim’s 45th Annual Fyr Bal Festival children’s activities and crafts.
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5 Milers Benefit Concert in Ephraim
The Ephraim Village Hall welcomes the traditional folk music of the 5 Milers from 6 – 8 pm on Sunday, June 14, 2009. The evening’s proceeds will go toward Ephraim’s 45th Annual Fyr Bal Festival children’s activities and crafts.
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The Hollands! CD Release Concert and “Dreamtime Down Under” at TAP
Musician Jana Holland and her husband Craig blend styles from opposite ends of the musical spectrum and the result is original, imaginative and, at times, ethereal.
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The Hollands! CD Release Concert and “Dreamtime Down Under” at TAP
Musician Jana Holland and her husband Craig blend styles from opposite ends of the musical spectrum and the result is original, imaginative and, at times, ethereal.
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Ever Wonder… Who started planting the marigolds in Fish Creek?
For four decades they’ve lined the streets of Fish Creek, providing a subtle but colorful buffer between the bumper-to-bumper traffic and the shaded sidewalks of the village.
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Ever Wonder… Who started planting the marigolds in Fish Creek?
For four decades they’ve lined the streets of Fish Creek, providing a subtle but colorful buffer between the bumper-to-bumper traffic and the shaded sidewalks of the village.
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Fair Trade for Talent & Songwriter Showcase Events at Door County Outpost
Fair Trade for Talent Project Launched at Door County OutpostAlmost a year in the making, the Door County Outpost has announced dates and final details for its new music project, Fair Trade for Talent.
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Fair Trade for Talent & Songwriter Showcase Events at Door County Outpost
Fair Trade for Talent Project Launched at Door County OutpostAlmost a year in the making, the Door County Outpost has announced dates and final details for its new music project, Fair Trade for Talent.
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Settlement Farmers Market Opens for Season
The popular Settlement Farmer's Market will open for the season on Wednesday, June 17. The market is a gathering of local growers and venders using sustainable practices for their natural products.
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Settlement Farmers Market Opens for Season
The popular Settlement Farmer's Market will open for the season on Wednesday, June 17. The market is a gathering of local growers and venders using sustainable practices for their natural products.
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Parade of Ponds Locations Announced
On Saturday June 27, Door County will be alive with visitors streaming into the well-manicured yards of homeowners throughout the county as Waterscape Designs of Forestville presents the 4th Annual Parade of Ponds.
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Parade of Ponds Locations Announced
On Saturday June 27, Door County will be alive with visitors streaming into the well-manicured yards of homeowners throughout the county as Waterscape Designs of Forestville presents the 4th Annual Parade of Ponds.
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Orchard Country Celebrates Summer With Music, Wine, and Garden Tours
Summer has arrived, and Orchard Country Winery & Market is celebrating with music and wine in the garden. On Thursdays, June 25, July 30, and August 20 from 6 – 8 pm, guests are invited to enjoy one of Orchard Country’s award-winning blends and local music.
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Orchard Country Celebrates Summer With Music, Wine, and Garden Tours
Summer has arrived, and Orchard Country Winery & Market is celebrating with music and wine in the garden. On Thursdays, June 25, July 30, and August 20 from 6 – 8 pm, guests are invited to enjoy one of Orchard Country’s award-winning blends and local music.
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Grand Saga of the Monarch Butterfly at Newport State Park
Dr. Lincoln Brower has studied numerous aspects of the monarch butterfly since 1954, when he was a graduate student at Yale University. He is will speak about his research findings in “Grand Saga of the Monarch Butterfly,” a lecture he is giving on Monday, June 15 at 7 pm in the Hotz Wilderness Room of Newport State Park.
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Grand Saga of the Monarch Butterfly at Newport State Park
Dr. Lincoln Brower has studied numerous aspects of the monarch butterfly since 1954, when he was a graduate student at Yale University. He is will speak about his research findings in “Grand Saga of the Monarch Butterfly,” a lecture he is giving on Monday, June 15 at 7 pm in the Hotz Wilderness Room of Newport State Park.
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16th Annual Door County Lighthouse Walk
The 16th annual Door County Lighthouse Walk will make its debut on Friday and Saturday, June 13 and 14. The popular event, which draws lighthouse enthusiasts from throughout the country, has moved from its traditional mid-May dates to the second weekend in June for 2009.
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16th Annual Door County Lighthouse Walk
The 16th annual Door County Lighthouse Walk will make its debut on Friday and Saturday, June 13 and 14. The popular event, which draws lighthouse enthusiasts from throughout the country, has moved from its traditional mid-May dates to the second weekend in June for 2009.
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Reid Lewis to Speak at Trueblood PAC
The Trueblood Performing Arts Center will be the location of “Meeting Challenge Head-On! The Adventure of LaSalle: Expedition II,” a presentation being given by Reid Lewis on Saturday, June 20 at 7:30 pm.
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Reid Lewis to Speak at Trueblood PAC
The Trueblood Performing Arts Center will be the location of “Meeting Challenge Head-On! The Adventure of LaSalle: Expedition II,” a presentation being given by Reid Lewis on Saturday, June 20 at 7:30 pm.
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Stroll About Kewaunee Planned for June 28
The fishing village of Kewaunee urges you to take a stroll or drive through the historic village on Sunday, June 28.Begin the day’s activities at The Hollyhock House & Gardens, 1408 Dodge Street, where you can pick up a “Stroll About Kewaunee” Map and Activity Guide and enjoy their 3rd annual Victorian Garden Tea from 10 am – 3 pm.
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Stroll About Kewaunee Planned for June 28
The fishing village of Kewaunee urges you to take a stroll or drive through the historic village on Sunday, June 28.Begin the day’s activities at The Hollyhock House & Gardens, 1408 Dodge Street, where you can pick up a “Stroll About Kewaunee” Map and Activity Guide and enjoy their 3rd annual Victorian Garden Tea from 10 am – 3 pm.
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Meet First Lady Mary Todd Lincoln at JHS Meeting
Join the Jacksonport Historical Society (JHS) on Wednesday, June 24 at 7 pm for their annual meeting, which will take place at the Jacksonport Town Hall.
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Meet First Lady Mary Todd Lincoln at JHS Meeting
Join the Jacksonport Historical Society (JHS) on Wednesday, June 24 at 7 pm for their annual meeting, which will take place at the Jacksonport Town Hall.
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Door County Trolley Announces New Ghost Tours
Door County Trolley has created two new tours full of things that go bump in the night. In addition to the Northern Door ghost tour, the Haunted Olde Sturgeon Bay and Haunted Trolley Pub Crawl will visit unusual, intriguing and sometimes notorious haunts throughout the city.
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Door County Trolley Announces New Ghost Tours
Door County Trolley has created two new tours full of things that go bump in the night. In addition to the Northern Door ghost tour, the Haunted Olde Sturgeon Bay and Haunted Trolley Pub Crawl will visit unusual, intriguing and sometimes notorious haunts throughout the city.
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Ephraim’s 45th Annual Fyr Bal Festival Begins June 19
Steeped in Scandinavian tradition, Fyr Bal, pronounced fear ball, is Norwegian for bonfire. The festival re-creates customs of early Norwegians celebrating Midsummer’s Eve.
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Ephraim’s 45th Annual Fyr Bal Festival Begins June 19
Steeped in Scandinavian tradition, Fyr Bal, pronounced fear ball, is Norwegian for bonfire. The festival re-creates customs of early Norwegians celebrating Midsummer’s Eve.
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Ephraim Village Museums Open for Season, Walking Tours Begin
The Ephraim Village Museums open for the season on Friday, June 19.The Ephraim Historical Foundation’s five lovingly restored buildings include the Anderson Store (1858), the Anderson Barn (1880), the Pioneer Schoolhouse (1880), the Goodletson Cabin (1953), and the Historic Iverson House (1854).
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Ephraim Village Museums Open for Season, Walking Tours Begin
The Ephraim Village Museums open for the season on Friday, June 19.The Ephraim Historical Foundation’s five lovingly restored buildings include the Anderson Store (1858), the Anderson Barn (1880), the Pioneer Schoolhouse (1880), the Goodletson Cabin (1953), and the Historic Iverson House (1854).
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Corner of the Past Opens for Season
Corner of the Past, operated by the Sister Bay Historical Society, opens for the season Saturday, June 13 at 11 am. Docents are available on Saturdays and Sundays from 11 am – 3 pm during the month of June to provide information and tours.
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Corner of the Past Opens for Season
Corner of the Past, operated by the Sister Bay Historical Society, opens for the season Saturday, June 13 at 11 am. Docents are available on Saturdays and Sundays from 11 am – 3 pm during the month of June to provide information and tours.
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Article posted Friday, June 12, 2009 11:38am
Question: What was the first state in the U.S. to set a minimum wage? Last Issue’s Question: What was the 1st new sovereign state of the 21st century? Answer: East Timor, 2002
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Article posted Friday, June 12, 2009 11:38am
Question: What was the first state in the U.S. to set a minimum wage? Last Issue’s Question: What was the 1st new sovereign state of the 21st century? Answer: East Timor, 2002
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Article posted Friday, June 12, 2009 11:31am
Pairing Food and Wine BasicsOne of the most frequently asked wine-related questions people have is how to select an appropriate wine that will match and enhance their meal.
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Article posted Friday, June 12, 2009 11:31am
Pairing Food and Wine BasicsOne of the most frequently asked wine-related questions people have is how to select an appropriate wine that will match and enhance their meal.
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Article posted Friday, June 12, 2009 11:30am
Gemini (May 21 – June 21): Apple pie and a baseball game will be highlights this week, in great contrast to last week’s garbage-tornado fiasco.
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Article posted Friday, June 12, 2009 11:30am
Gemini (May 21 – June 21): Apple pie and a baseball game will be highlights this week, in great contrast to last week’s garbage-tornado fiasco.
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Article posted Friday, June 12, 2009 11:29am
Dear Mary Pat,I am a little concerned about some of the job applicants I've encountered this summer. My wife and I have a restaurant and having the right help ensures a successful season.
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Article posted Friday, June 12, 2009 11:29am
Dear Mary Pat,I am a little concerned about some of the job applicants I've encountered this summer. My wife and I have a restaurant and having the right help ensures a successful season.
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Article posted Friday, June 12, 2009 11:28am
Dear Mary Pat,I am a little concerned about some of the job applicants I've encountered this summer. My wife and I have a restaurant and having the right help ensures a successful season.
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Article posted Friday, June 12, 2009 11:28am
Dear Mary Pat,I am a little concerned about some of the job applicants I've encountered this summer. My wife and I have a restaurant and having the right help ensures a successful season.
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June 22 – July 2: Youth Golf Program, Cherry Hills920.743.4222June 23 – June 26:Youth Golf Program Session I, Peninsula State Park920.
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June 22 – July 2: Youth Golf Program, Cherry Hills920.743.4222June 23 – June 26:Youth Golf Program Session I, Peninsula State Park920.
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Ferdon Named Big 12 Coach of the YearSylvia Ferdon, Baileys Harbor summer resident and ladies head golf coach at Baylor University, was recently named Big 12 Coach of the Year for the 2009 season.
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Ferdon Named Big 12 Coach of the YearSylvia Ferdon, Baileys Harbor summer resident and ladies head golf coach at Baylor University, was recently named Big 12 Coach of the Year for the 2009 season.
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American Folklore Theatre: From the Page to the Stage – Original Musical Theater
As I write this, I’m sitting in American Folklore Theatre’s rehearsal hall west of Baileys Harbor. It’s a chilly, rainy day, and the acting company (bundled in blankets and competing for seats close to the space heaters) are gathered in a corner with our music director, learning the final song of one of the shows that will debut at AFT this summer: Cheeseheads: the Musical.
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American Folklore Theatre: From the Page to the Stage – Original Musical Theater
As I write this, I’m sitting in American Folklore Theatre’s rehearsal hall west of Baileys Harbor. It’s a chilly, rainy day, and the acting company (bundled in blankets and competing for seats close to the space heaters) are gathered in a corner with our music director, learning the final song of one of the shows that will debut at AFT this summer: Cheeseheads: the Musical.
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“Jerry Volker and the Jolly Gents. They played a polka pajama party in 1995 at the Wagon Trail Resort. It was pretty great.” ~ Paul Wanish“That time that Van Halen played the Door Community Auditorium…they rocked it.
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“Jerry Volker and the Jolly Gents. They played a polka pajama party in 1995 at the Wagon Trail Resort. It was pretty great.” ~ Paul Wanish“That time that Van Halen played the Door Community Auditorium…they rocked it.
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Steel Bridge Songfest: The Best of the Construction Zone
For three years, the Construction Zone has accompanied Steel Bridge Songfest. In the zone, festival songwriters hunker down to collaborate on songs using the steel bridge as a metaphor.
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Steel Bridge Songfest: The Best of the Construction Zone
For three years, the Construction Zone has accompanied Steel Bridge Songfest. In the zone, festival songwriters hunker down to collaborate on songs using the steel bridge as a metaphor.
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Preserving, Sustaining, Entertaining: Steel Bridge Songfest 5
For some it’s a homecoming, for others it’s a new home. They come from all across the country, and beyond. The Steel Bridge Songfest, and the accompanying Construction Zone songwriting project, brings artists from all over to Sturgeon Bay to rock the city for a solid week each June.
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Preserving, Sustaining, Entertaining: Steel Bridge Songfest 5
For some it’s a homecoming, for others it’s a new home. They come from all across the country, and beyond. The Steel Bridge Songfest, and the accompanying Construction Zone songwriting project, brings artists from all over to Sturgeon Bay to rock the city for a solid week each June.
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AC Tap9322 Highway 57, Baileys Harbor920.839.2426Steve, the owner of the Tap, has never charged a cover for a show – something he’s actually very proud of.
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AC Tap9322 Highway 57, Baileys Harbor920.839.2426Steve, the owner of the Tap, has never charged a cover for a show – something he’s actually very proud of.
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One of the best things about Door County is the concept of finding something you weren’t expecting and then making it your own – even if you’ve lived here for a long time and foolishly think you’ve seen (and heard) everything.
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One of the best things about Door County is the concept of finding something you weren’t expecting and then making it your own – even if you’ve lived here for a long time and foolishly think you’ve seen (and heard) everything.
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Adam Mackintosh and the Last DancersA straight-up four-piece rock band fronted by singer/songwriter Adam Mackintosh, the music of The Last Dancers has been compared to The Kinks, David Bowie, Big Star, and late-period John Lennon.
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Adam Mackintosh and the Last DancersA straight-up four-piece rock band fronted by singer/songwriter Adam Mackintosh, the music of The Last Dancers has been compared to The Kinks, David Bowie, Big Star, and late-period John Lennon.
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The “Rock and Roll Moments” of the Songwriter Showcase
Anyone who has ever attended an open mic will either tell you it was the best – or worst – music experience they’ve ever had. Some nights offer a chance to be floored by an unknown talent on a dimly lit stage, but the flip side of that coin can leave you suffering through three consecutive versions of the same Jeff Buckley or Bob Dylan song.
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The “Rock and Roll Moments” of the Songwriter Showcase
Anyone who has ever attended an open mic will either tell you it was the best – or worst – music experience they’ve ever had. Some nights offer a chance to be floored by an unknown talent on a dimly lit stage, but the flip side of that coin can leave you suffering through three consecutive versions of the same Jeff Buckley or Bob Dylan song.
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Gift Horse Presents!: Kicking Up the Door County Music Scene
It begins like this – a song comes on the jukebox at the Sister Bay Bowl, or Bayside, or the Red Room in Sturgeon Bay. The conversation begins – I saw them in Milwaukee, or Madison, or Chicago.
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Gift Horse Presents!: Kicking Up the Door County Music Scene
It begins like this – a song comes on the jukebox at the Sister Bay Bowl, or Bayside, or the Red Room in Sturgeon Bay. The conversation begins – I saw them in Milwaukee, or Madison, or Chicago.