Tannenbaum Holiday Shop will have a couple of book signings coming up! Diane Davies will be signing books on September 28 from 11am–2pm. Diane is the author of Life in the Neck, a great book that debuted last year. We will also have a new book by Diane available, Jeannie Ann’s Grandma has Cancer. On […]
Peninsula Pet of the Week: Lily
Meet Lily, an 8-month-old cutie available for adoption at the Wisconsin Humane Society Door County Campus! If her gorgeous yellow eyes don’t seal the deal, her charming personality will! Lily loves it all: playtime, snuggle time, and nap time. In her foster home, the resident dogs were her favorite! Like all cats at WHS, Lily has […]
Southern Door Elementary STEM Program Awarded $10,000 Grant
In early 2019, America’s Farmers Grow Rural Education, sponsored by the Bayer Fund, partnered with local farmers to nominate rural schools and awarded more than $2.3 million in grants to enhance their science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) programs. Because area farmers answered the call, Grow Rural Education has awarded Southern Door Elementary STEAM Program […]
Wisconsin Cheese Masters Presents 5th Annual “STINKFEST”
Wisconsin Cheese Masters will present the 5th Annual “STINKFEST” on Saturday, September 21 from 2–4pm. This outdoor event (our neighbors love it when the wind blows in their direction) will feature free samples of the very “aromatic” Wisconsin Limburger and Wisconsin Aged Brick. Chef Jess will be sampling the “stinkies” and grilling Limburger and Aged Wisconsin Brick […]
New Season, New Saturday Programs for All Ages at PenArt
Saturdays are made for art making, viewing and learning at Peninsula School of Art (PenArt). Beginning in September at its campus at 3900 County Road F, Fish Creek, Wisconsin, PenArt will be offering free and low cost programs focused on local families, children, teens and art appreciators, including monthly Family Art Days, monthly teen workshops and a new […]
Griffon String Quartet to Welcome Public with Free Season-Opening Night Market Performance
The acclaimed Griffon String Quartet will open their second full season as the Midsummer’s Music resident ensemble with a free performance at Green Bay’s Night Market on Saturday, September 21, at 7:30pm. Hailed for their “superb playing, palpable chemistry, spirit, and emotional connection,” the Griffon String Quartet will perform previews of pieces they will perform […]
Wade Fernandez and Bill Miller at DCA Sept. 28; Fernandez Flute Workshop Sept. 26
On Saturday, September 28, at 7 p.m., Door Community Auditorium (DCA) will present two Wisconsin musical legends in a one-of-a-kind double bill: Wade Fernandez and Bill Miller, both known internationally as leaders in the world of contemporary Native Americana music. This performance is part of DCA’s fall series Blues, Roots, and American Stories. Fernandez will […]
History of Soda Bottlers in Door County
The Door County Historical Society will host its Saturday afternoon yesteryear program “History of Soda Bottlers in Door County,” presented by Stephen Pleck Johnson, on Saturday, September 21 at 1:00pm in the Vignes School at the Heritage Village at Big Creek in Sturgeon Bay. Stephen will share the history of soda bottlers in Door County, […]
Screening of “Paris to Pittsburgh” at Bjorklunden, Hosted by Climate Change Coalition of Door County
The Climate Change Coalition of Door County, with support from five county churches, will host a screening of Paris to Pittsburgh, an acclaimed documentary from Bloomberg Philanthropies and the National Geographic, at 7pm Wednesday, October 2. The screening will take place at Bjorklunden, 7590 Boynton Lane, Baileys Harbor. Paris to Pittsburgh explores the very real […]
Peninsula Pet of the Week: Chalupa
Meet Chalupa, a 5-month-old kitten available for adoption at the Wisconsin Humane Society Door County Campus! Chalupa has made an incredible transformation during his time with them. At first, he was extremely fearful of humans and it seemed he would be most successful living outdoors as a barn cat. Two weeks later, he finally realized […]
