Jacksonport Town Hall

Don Rudolph intrigues us with the history, design, locations, and function of the historic lime kilns of Jacksonport Township. Refreshments will be served. Free but donations appreciated.

Barn quilts will be discussed as well as the Door County Barn Quilt Project. Quilters will also provide information, history, stories and photos. Bring your own stories, photos and heritage quilts to share. Refreshments served after program. Free but donations appreciated.

Marilyn Hein presents "The Hein Family - Deep Roots in Door County". Free, donation welcome. Refreshments served following the presentation.

Les Kiehnau and Terry Magno present the Cote family's history in Jacksonport. Open to the public, refreshments will be served. Free, however donations are appreciated.

Shaun Koulias and CDR Gary Rezeau will present the early life and career of Charles Koulias, one of Door County's heroes of WWII and a veteran of the Maritime Unit of the Office of Strategic Services. Refreshments served following the program. Free and open to the public.

Frank Butts' life on Clark Lake and in Door County will be presented by his son, Steve Butts. Frank was a naturalist, historian, and conservationist as well as owner of multiple lines of streetcars and buses.

Bring your clothing items that need mending. The Harborettes Homemakers Club will sew on buttons, patch items, repair seams, etc. No zippers, please. Enjoy the bake sale as your items are being mended.

Mike Peters recounts his fascination with sailing ships of all types, and in particular, the Pride of Baltimore II. Refreshments follow presentation. Free and open to the public, donations welcome.

"The Wendt Family." Bring back memories with family and friends of the Wendt family. Open to the public, donations appreciated. Refreshments available following the program.

Bring your clothing items that need mending. The Harborettes Homemakers Club can sew on buttons, patch items, repair seams, etc. No zippers, please. Enjoy the bake sale as your items are being mended.

Learn to identify Phragmites and to receive training on our protocol for mapping this rapid invader. RSVP appreciated.

Celebrate 150 years with Jacksonport. Enjoy refreshments and a tour of the new facility.

Bring your clothing items that need mending. The Harborettes Homemakers Club can sew on buttons, patch items, repair seams, etc. No zippers. Enjoy the bake sale as your items are being mended.

The Jacksonport Historical Society will present this program about the lifelong friendship between these two Jacksonport natives who were born in 1890. Free and open to the public. Refreshments will be served.

"Jacksonport: Great Escape for Governors and Their Families." Representatives of the Reynolds, Lucey and Doyle families will be on hand to share their memories. Free and open to the public. Refreshments will be served.

Bring your clothing items that need mending. The Harborettes Homemakers Club can sew on buttons, patch items, repair seams, etc. No zippers. Practicing social distancing and CDC guidelines. A bakery and plant sale will also be held to go toward Club projects.

“Growing Up and Going to School in Jacksonport.” Panelists attended the four schools that served Jacksonport before being consolidated with Sevastopol. Open to the public. All are asked to wear masks.

Bring your clothing items that need mending. The Harborettes Homemakers Club can sew on buttons, patch items, repair seams, etc. No zippers. Practicing social distancing and CDC guidelines. A bakery and plant sale will also be held to go toward Club projects.

Bring your clothing items that need mending. The Harborettes Homemakers Club can sew on buttons, patch items, repair seams, etc. No zippers. A bake sale will also be held to go toward Club projects.

Historical art program featuring woodcarvings, paintings, jewelry and more.

Bring clothes or linens to be mended & buy treats at the bake sale. Proceeds support the Harborettes Home Community Education Club.

A meeting to send off a Rotary Youth Exchange participant. Contact 309.824.7342 for reservations.

Bring your clothing items that need mending. The Harborettes Homemakers Club can sew on buttons, patch items, repair seams, etc. No zippers. A bake sale will also be held to go toward Club projects.