DOOR COUNTY NEWSWIRE
Peninsula Music Festival: THE SYMPHONY SERIES – Subscribe, Renew, Reserve
Join Peninsula Music Festival next August for the Peninsula’s première musical attraction of the summer! Kicking off the nine-concert Series with an Opening Night commemorating the works of Ludwig van Beethoven, and a Grand Finále honoring the Festival’s Norwegian roots […]
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Midsummer’s Music Virtual Season By-the-Numbers
In a completely re-imagined summer season, Midsummer’s Music streamed 30 concerts in six programs from August 5 to September 13. Nine socially distanced musicians — violinists David Perry and Ann Palen, violists Sally Chisholm and Allyson Fleck, cellists Paula Kosower, […]
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Northern Sky receives support from Wisconsin Arts Board and 100 Women Who Care – Door County Chapter
Northern Sky Theater is pleased to announce that it has received a matching grant of $11,000 from the Wisconsin Arts Board to support its ongoing commitment to writing and developing new musicals as well as an $8,000 CARES Act Grant […]
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Sturgeon Bay’s Thrills on Third
Sturgeon Bay, Wis. (September 17, 2020) – Thrills on Third is reimagined for 2020, which will take place on Saturday, October 31 from 10am–12pm. NEW this year is the Sturgeon Bay Spooky Scavenger Hunt! Pick up your Scavenger Hunt map […]
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2020 Go! Guide
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2020 Dining Guide
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EVENTS
Many Door County events are currently being canceled or postponed due to the Coronavirus COVID-19 outbreak.
Please check with event personnel for an update on their event.
UNCOMMONLY FINE WRITING ABOUT THE COUNTY
The Names in the Orchard by Tom Davis
Door County Almanak, No. 2, 1985 The shape of the conversation remains the same. Its timing varies only slightly from year to year, beginning as an offhand remark in mid-summer, by September swelling in proportions like an apple tree loaded […]
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Northern Haus Expands Wedding Options into New High-Level Territory
By Laurel Ciohon Imagine driving down a tree-covered country road, dotted with wildflowers and farmhouses, the sun peaking out from the trees. You pull up to an expansive 30-acre property in the midst of it all. The beauty of this […]
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The Conversion from Manpower to Steam Power in the Fishing Industry
By Walter M. and Mary K. Hirthe, Door County Almanak, No. 3, 1986 Although the age of steam was well launched on the Great Lakes by 1818, the revolution made possible by steam power did not reach the northern islands […]
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Interview with Midsummer’s Music Violinist Ann Palen
Respectfully submitted by Allyson Fleck Ann Palen has played violin with Midsummer’s Music since 2014. Growing up in Edwardsville, Illinois, Ann studied Suzuki violin. Her start to instruction was somewhat of a challenge for her mom, but not what you […]
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