Old Gibraltar Town Hall

“Good Night Ladies,” Karen Cowan, Carol Jones, and Vivian Tomlinson will unveil the age-old secrets of “feminine mystique” at a gala the will be entertaining and delightful. Free.

“65 Years of the Skyway Drive Inn,” presented by Kinga Jacobson. Free.

Gibraltar Historical Association’s annual fundraising event provides everything possible made from chocolate - chocolate covered Oreo's, pretzels and cherries, chess pie, cheesecake, triple brownies, hot cocoa and more. The fumes of chocolate will be intoxicating and paper snowflakes add to the fun.

Hosted by the Door County Folk Alliance. $5 suggested donation.

Hosted by the Door County Folk Alliance. $5 suggested donation.

"Hackley, the day time stood still in Fish Creek" presented by Charlie Dickson and Mike Burda.

"Maritime Markers of Door County" presented by Melinda Roberts, a sophisticated photographer, historian and founder of Wisconsin Historical Markers website.

"Hats through the Ages" presented by Ann Sullivan. Bring your men's or women's vintage hat. Light refreshments. Free and open to the public.

"History of Bayside Tavern" presented by Bobby MacDonald.

Author Hunter Riley III discusses how to publish ad market your book like a publishing pro online. Free and open to the public.

Gibraltar Historical Association’s annual fundraising event provides everything possible made from chocolate - truffles, hand dipped pretzels, toffee & so much more.

Join Andrew Holdmann (Gibraltar teacher) to discuss the basics of U.S. government, including how bills become laws. This is a non-partisan discussion. Open to the public. Free, but donations accepted.

"Fish Creek's Camp Meenahga." Park naturalist Kathleen Harris presents the history of the all girls camp that was located in Peninsula State Park. Free and open to the public.

"A Refreshment Building in Fish Creek." Barb McKesson presents the interesting history of the first "refreshment" building in Fish Creek. Free and open to the public.

"Gather by the Water." David Drake performs a collection of songs and stories that tell how the water united many heritages on Lake Michigan. Free and open to the public.

Join the Lautenbach family to step back in time and share the journey through time to the present, from a simple farm stand to a wonderful place to taste and experience true Door County harvest. Free and open to the public.

Kim Grveles, Avian Ecologist, delivers a presentation on bird migration in Northeast Wisconsin and how homeowners and communities can provide habitat features to help with stop over birds. Peninsula State Park naturalist, Kathleen Harris displays bird mounts of species found on the Door County Peninsula. Free and open to the public.

Dave Lea, amateur anthropologist, takes you on a short trip through the mists of the past and share what life was like for our Native American forefathers. He focuses on the Potowatomi or "Little Brothers", one branch of a vast network of three large tribes who dominated life in Fish Creek. Free and open to the public.

An evening of photos, conversation, and "captains" discussing the history of the Fish Creek Yacht Club. Listen to the stories of coming around the "mark" or "loosing air" and imagine "Carla" crossing the finish line with "Ellisar" and "Windbird" not far behind. Free and open to the public.

'White Gull Gals—The Redmann Years: 1959-1963.' Enjoy an evening of interesting stories and accounts from a time way in Gibraltar’s past. Light refreshments served. Bring your own interesting photos or mementos to share and questions to ask. Free and open to public.

The Schreibers. This family first appeared in Door County in the mid-1800s. Some of the history and memories of this long-time Door County family will be shared. Free and open to the public.

"A History of Paint." Andrea Kinsey-Jauquet was born in 1943 and grew up in Fish Creek.  Her paintings and stories take you back to the 1950s & '60s. Free and open to the public.

"Goodrich Ships." Green Bay resident Jim Baye will share his fascination with Goodrich ships as well as his collection and stories connected to some notable pieces. Free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be served.

Presenter Sarah Scovell Muraski will depict "Widow of the South" Carrie McGavock, explaining how she lost three children and how her home became a refuge from one of the Civil War's bloodiest battles.

Learn how the White Gull Inn has changed since 1972.

Learn about the "white hurricane," the most destructive storm to hit the Great Lakes.

Bring up to 15 pieces of clean, like-new adult clothing to exchange.

Herb Hardt talks about the Cornil Ridings stables in historic Fish Creek.

"The Sinking of the Erie L. Hackley." Learn about about what is considered to be the largest single sea disaster in the history of Green Bay waters.

Bring up to 30 items in like-new condition to swap for 30 more. Bring items early to the Fish Creek Library.

2-4:45pm. Photos with Santa. Bring family, friends and well-behaved pets to take a photo with Santa. Fundraiser for Phoenix Hatch & family. 5-7pm. Tree lighting, caroling and warm holiday celebrations. Tree Lighting at Noble Square in Fish Creek.