DOOR COUNTY NEWSWIRE
Plum Bottom Gallery Hosts Annual Plein Air Day and Robert Nilsson Jewelry Trunk Show
Egg Harbor, Wis. (August 11, 2026) — Plum Bottom Gallery invites art lovers and Door County visitors to its annual Plein Air Day on Saturday, August 22, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the gallery’s Plum Bottom Road location. The event will bring three […]
Read MoreEphraim’s Sweet Summer Send-Off Offers a Fun-Filled Finale to the Summer Season
Ephraim, WI (August 11, 2026) – Celebrate the end of summer with the Ephraim Business Council at Ephraim’s Sweet Summer Send-Off! Bring the whole family to Harborside Park from 1–4 pm on Saturday, August 22, for an afternoon of tasty […]
Read MoreThe Cherry Tones at Nobel Square Park August 18
Fish Creek, Wis. (August 11, 2026) – Join us Tuesday, August 18 at Noble Square Park for an afternoon of 50s – 80s rock hits from The Cherry Tones, one of Door County’s favorite local bands. We’re excited to welcome […]
Read MoreGrammy Award-Winning Mezzo-Soprano Michelle DeYoung Joins Monumental Season Finale at Peninsula Music Festival
Door County, Wis. (August, 11, 2026) – The Peninsula Music Festival (PMF) will conclude its 74th season with one of the most ambitious performances in its history as Grammy Award-winning mezzo-soprano Michelle DeYoung takes the stage. She joins the festival […]
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When Door County Was Underwater: Exploring the Fossils Beneath Our Feet
Long before Door County’s forests, farms, and shorelines existed, the peninsula lay beneath a warm, shallow tropical sea teeming with life. Corals, crinoids, brachiopods, and other marine organisms thrived here hundreds of millions of years ago, leaving behind the fossils […]
Read MoreThe Plants That Shape Door County
Plants shape the character of Door County. From white cedars clinging to the Niagara Escarpment and sugar maples shading forest trails to native wildflowers brightening meadows and wetlands, plants provide food, shelter, beauty, and the foundation for every ecosystem. This […]
Read MoreWhere the North Star Led: The Making of ‘Birthplace of the Thunder’
Door County’s natural beauty and unmistakable creative spirit have long inspired artists — and our band, Zen of Thieves, is no exception. The County’s landscapes, trails, and community played a defining role in shaping our debut album, Birthplace of the Thunder, recorded […]
Read MoreMushrooms of Door County: Exploring Nature’s Hidden Network
Door County’s forests, wetlands, and meadows are home to a remarkable diversity of fungi. From colorful shelf fungi on fallen logs to chanterelles emerging from the forest floor and the many species that form essential partnerships with trees, mushrooms are […]
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DOOR DINING NEWS
Door County’s culinary scene reaches new heights. Written by Katy Spratte Joyce. Photos by Kayla Larsen. Originally printed in the 2026 Door County GO! Guide. The white clapboard farmhouse walls of Wickman House no longer echo with the clink of its cocktail glasses or the hum of its bustling dinner service. Yet for many visitors, […]
Read MoreDC MUSIC NEWS
By Jim Berkenstock, Artistic Director In our program that just closed, “Passionate Perspectives,” we explored the impulse to incorporate national musical elements as a reaction to the pervasiveness of stifling imperialism, especially in the case of the Hapsburg Regime in the 19th century. In our program that opens tonight (Thursday), we explore another kind of […]
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Fred Seger came to our attention by means of a long and winding road. We’re very glad he did, as we’ve gotten nothing but great comments about the 2026 Go! Guide cover he designed for us this past winter. If Fred’s story interests you, you can find out more about him and his art on […]
Read MoreNORBERT BLEI
Working in a converted chicken coop north of Ellison Bay, for 40-plus years writer Norbert Blei (8/23/1935 – 4/23/2013) chronicled Door County through the lives of its inhabitants. Both Meditations on a Small Lake and a revised edition of DOOR WAY: The People in the Landscape, the first book in Blei’s “Door Series,” are available […]
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