Don’t have enough Door County memories stowed away just yet? We’ll help you make some – check out our top picks for the weekend ahead!

Friday, Aug. 14

Valmy Thresheree & Antique Show

Step up for some rural country fun on the farm. The Valmy Thresheree is far more fun than the name suggests even for the non-farmers among us. Catch a chainsaw competition, antique tractor pulls, a barn dance, and of course – the famously hilarious mud pig wrestling! For the farm aficionados, the thresheree is a look at how we used to get the job done as well. Friday through Sunday.

Movie in the Park

Bring a blanket or lawn chair to watch “Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day” with a view of the canal in Sturgeon Bay. Free. 8:30 pm.

Saturday, Aug. 15

Door County Sports & Classic Car Show

A must for classic car lovers. Check out sleek sports cars and vintage classic cars 1979 and older in Egg Harbor. 10 am – 3 pm.

No Name String Band

The Door County Brewing Co. hasn’t steered us wrong yet with their live music in the tap room. Saturday night Danny, Ben and the crew bring you the NO Name String Band, which they describe as a midwestern new-time string band. Not sure what that is, but pretty sure it will make you dance! No cover. 7 pm.

Enjoy the Dunes by Candlelight Beach Walk at Whitefish Dunes

Experience the beauty of what many consider the peninsula’s best beach in the glow of candlelight. Hike along the shoreline and through the forested dunes for a special evening glimpse of the park. 7:30 pm.

Sunday, Aug. 16

Rock the Party Barn With  JT & The Clouds at Camp David

For 10 years JT & the Clouds annual return to the county has been one of the most anticipated concerts of the year. Bring your dancing shoes and your happy face to Camp David in Fish Creek for some riveting soul, gospel, and rock. 7 pm.

“Don Giovanni’s Return” at Peninsula Music Festival

Peninsula Music Festival‘s annual run is in full swing, bringing big-city symphony quality to the Door Community Auditorium. Sunday night features music by Mendelssohn and Mozart. 7:30 pm.