Donald and Carol Kress Pavilion

"Being Hmong Means Being Free,” highlights the history, culture and identity of the Hmong immigrants who have settled in the United States. The documentary looks at Hmong life through the eyes of the program host, seventeen year-old Lia Vang. Christina Johnson, facilitator.

Enjoy a flurry of activities at the new location for the Egg Harbor Library. Featuring art activities with Colleen Bins from Chief Oshkosh, displays by the Egg Harbor Historical Society, a visit by therapy dog Nellie Bly, live music, and more. Visit kresspavilion.org for a full schedule.

"Bird Drawing for Beginners," with Jeff Olson. Join us in the Maker Space for hands on programming with local artists and makers. $5/materials.

Help us welcome Matt Flynn, Dana Wachs, Kelda Roys, Andy Gronik and Paul Soglin. Admission is one sweet or savory pie plus $10/person. However, you are still welcome if you are unable to bring a pie or afford admission.

Showing "The Muppets" (2011 version) followed by "The Labyrinth" (6:30pm). Bowie records spinning between movies. Bring a beverage and Bowie record. Popcorn provided.

Featuring speakers Scot Ross, One Wisconsin Now, and Beau Liegeois, Wisconsin's 8th Congressional District. Free and open to the public.

The second floor Great Hall turns into a gaming hub with games such as D&D, Jenga, Wii, and more. For ages 13-18. Free.

Come together to share and trade seeds and any knowledge you have. Also includes potluck, bring something to share. Open to all. Free, donations welcome.

5pm. Presentation. "Cultivating Community with the Green Tier Legacy Charter," presented by Will Erickson, the DNR Environmental Assistance Coordinator. Snacks and refreshments available. Free. 7pm. Karaoke. Get down with your green self and kick off Earth Week with karaoke inspired by the Earth. Free.

Celebrate our feathered friends with activities all day. The program focuses on a mix of owls, hawks and falcons and their highly specialized hunting techniques and physical adaptations that make them successful. With a Hunters of the Sky Raptor Program by the Open Door Bird Sanctuary (12pm). Free.

4:30pm. "The Lorax." To win the affection of a girl, A 12-year-old boy must discover the story of the Lorax. (PG 1hr 26min Animation/Adventure/Comedy 2012). Free. 7pm. "The Messenger." An artful investigation into the causes of songbird mass depletion and the people working to turn the tide. (NR 1hr 29min Documentary/Family 2015). Free.  

The second floor Great Hall turns into a gaming hub with games such as D&D, Jenga, Wii, and more. For ages 13-18. Free.

The Door County Economic Development Corporation discusses houses challenges in Door County. Looking for public input.

Celebrate the ribbon cutting (9:30am) and opening of the new community center and library. Featuring free activities including caricature artist Mike McCartney (10am-12pm), face painting, balloon artistry, and a photo booth. With library hide-and-seek and other games with gift certificates from local businesses for adults and kids. With live music from Polka Man Dale & Friends (11am) and more.

The second floor Great Hall turns into a gaming hub with games such as D&D, Jenga, Wii, and more. For ages 13-18. Free.

"Growing Gourmet and Medicinal Mushrooms." Learn about the benefits and fun that comes with incorporating edible fungi into your landscape. Covering the various ways of cultivating gourmet and medicinal mushrooms. Led by Field and Forest Products. Presented by the Kress Pavilion. Free.

Egg Harbor Library presents "Shipwrecks of Lake Michigan." Come join the WI Water Library and dive deep into Lake Michigan to explore the shipwreck The Silver Lake. Sea shanties and shipwreck art included. Presented by Anne Moser, Senior Special Librarian from the UW-Madison WI Water Library. For grades k-5.

Join the Egg Harbor Historical Society for a history presentation. For more information visit eggharborwi.com. Free.

Egg Harbor Library presents "Plastics in the Great Lakes." Garbage in our lakes? Plastic in our waters? Where does it come from and what can we do? Read a little, explore the science and brainstorm an action plan. Presented by Anne Moser, Senior Special Librarian from the UW-Madison WI Water Library.

Join the Egg Harbor Historical Society for a history presentation. For more information visit eggharborwi.com. Free.

5-6pm. Social hour. With food and beverages provided by Mojo Rosa's and contemporary jazz by Donna Ruzicka. 6-7pm. Celebrate the power of advocacy to change and transform lives, and witness the awarding of the Anne Kok Social Justice Award. RSVP by June 18 at 920.743.8785 or email [email protected] Free and open to the public.

10:30am. Make Your Own Instrument. Children of all ages are invited to create their own musical instruments using common household items. Part of "Libraries Rock" 2018 summer library program. 7pm. "Government Water Policy." Todd Ambs discusses the past, present, and future of government water policy. Organized by the Environmental Council. Free. Community program.

Join the Egg Harbor Historical Society for a history presentation. For more information visit eggharborwi.com. Free.

6pm. Doors open. 7pm. Game begins. Cash prizes up to $2,500 with the jackpots based on number of attendees. Cash only. 18 & older. Proceeds benefit Egg Harbor Historical Society. Dress for the theme for rewards: Red, White, & Blue. $10/1 card per game. $15/3 cards per game. $20/6 cards per game. $25/9 cards per game.

4pm. Pre-firework social hour and silent auction. 5-6pm. Dinner served. 7:30pm. Ice cream sundae bar opens. 8pm. Snacks & popcorn available. Join the Book Nook Gardens Group for a Fundraiser with a view. For tickets and more information call 920.256.1264. $25/person. $20/preferred parking.

A weekly movie in the great room theater upstairs.

A weekly movie in the great room theater upstairs.

Join Dawn Vandevoort, Door County 4H Coordinator, for a hands-on exploration of how sound is made. A library program.

Join the Egg Harbor Historical Society for a history presentation. For more information visit eggharborwi.com. Free.

"From Thailand to Murano: Introducing the Newest Glass Studio to the Oldest." Popelka and Trenchard is joined by their Thai student Araya Phanprom, as they show images and discuss their experience helping to establish a glass art academy in Bangkok and introducing it to the world audience at the Glass Art Society conference in Murano. Registration appreciated. Free.

A weekly movie in the great room theater upstairs.

"A Beginner's Intro to Vermiculture & Vermicompost." Receive basic information on how to house, feed, harvest and care for worms. Registration appreciated. Free.

Take a water tour of the universe with us as we explore the galactic importance of water and how tracking down the water in outer space might help us learn more about water on Earth. Presented by Kathleen Toerpe, NASA-JPL Solar System Ambassador. Library program.

Join the Egg Harbor Historical Society for a history presentation. For more information visit eggharborwi.com. Free.

This informational discussion is the first of a few installments detailing how to go from an idea to a physical object in only a few hours. Learn how this technology works, its applications and use is advancing fields from architecture, to medicine. Free.

A weekly movie in the great room theater upstairs.

A fun, silly time for the whole family. A library program.

6pm. Doors open. 7pm. Game begins. Cash prizes up to $2,500 with the jackpots based on number of attendees. Cash only. 18 & older. Dress for the theme for rewards: Pink Flamingo. $10/1 card per game. $15/3 cards per game. $20/6 cards per game. $25/9 cards per game.

A weekly movie in the great room theater upstairs.

Participants make hand-held instruments, singing/vocalizing, taking turns, following directions and interacting with peers in a group. For children ages 1-6. Library program.