Baileys Harbor Welcomes Winter with Free Weekly Yoga and Seasonal Winter Markets”

Community members and visitors are invited to stay active, shop local and connect throughout the winter season.

Baileys Harbor, Wis. (November 11, 2026) – The Baileys Harbor Community Association invites residents and visitors to embrace the winter season with the return of two popular community activities: free weekly Winter Yoga sessions and the Baileys Harbor Winter Markets. Running from November through April, these seasonal offerings provide opportunities to stay active, support local businesses and enjoy the community throughout the quieter winter months.

Free Weekly Winter Yoga
Start your Sunday mornings with movement, relaxation and a little time for yourself. Free Winter Yoga sessions return to Door County Brewing Company beginning Sunday, November 15, 2026, and continuing weekly through March 28, 2027.

Led by a professional instructor, these hour-long sessions offer an opportunity to improve flexibility, build strength and maintain wellness throughout the winter months. Whether you’re a regular yoga enthusiast or simply looking for a way to stay active during the colder season, all are welcome to participate.

Baileys Harbor Winter Markets
Shop local and discover a variety of homemade and homegrown products at the Baileys Harbor Winter
Markets. Held on select Saturdays from November through April, the markets bring together local vendors offering unique products while providing a welcoming place for the community to gather during the winter months.

From handcrafted goods to locally grown and produced items, the Winter Markets offer a chance to discover something special, connect with local makers and support Door County’s small businesses. The markets also provide a convenient opportunity to shop for one-of-a-kind gifts during the holiday season and continue supporting local vendors into the spring.

Both activities celebrate the sense of community that makes Baileys Harbor a special destination year-round. Whether starting the morning with yoga or spending a Saturday browsing locally made products, residents and visitors are encouraged to get out, connect and enjoy all that the community has to offer this winter.