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September 2026
Artist Elysia Michaelsen Finds Inspiration in Door County’s Quirky, Overlooked Places
Rather than Door County’s familiar bluffs, open water and sunsets, artist Elysia Michaelsen finds inspiration in the quirky recreational spaces and overlooked places that take on a different character after the summer crowds are gone. Michaelsen brings that perspective to the Door County Community Foundation’s fall Lobby Gallery exhibition, opening with a public reception from 4:30 to 6 p.m. Friday, Sept. 11, at the Community Foundation, 222 N. Third Ave., Sturgeon Bay
Find out more »Music in the Garden at Horseshoe Bay Farms
Spend a relaxing afternoon surrounded by the beautiful flower garden while enjoying live music at the farm. Friday, September 11th from 12–3 PM. Pack a picnic, bring your favorite drinks, chairs or a blanket, and settle in for an afternoon of music, flowers, and fresh air.
Find out more »Sturgeon Bay Farmers Market
Every Saturday morning, the heart of Door County comes alive at the Sturgeon Bay Farmers Market — a beloved community tradition where local growers, artisans, and makers gather to share the very best of Wisconsin's bounty. From farm-fresh produce, homemade jams, and artisan cheeses to handcrafted goods, baked treats, and vibrant flowers, the market is a feast for the senses and a celebration of the people who call this region home. Whether you're a lifelong local or a visitor discovering…
Find out more »Autumnfest
Join us for a beautiful fall day in Baileys Harbor! Classic cars and motorcycles highlight this autumn weekend that also offers arts & crafts and food vendors along with live music in the park! Event Schedule // Open: 9:00am-4:00pm Location: County Road F / Town Hall lawn / Kendall Park Arts, Crafts, & Food Vendors: Town Hall Front Lawn & Parking Lot 9:00am-4:00pm Car and Motorcycle Registration: 9:00am-11:00am Car and Motorcycle Show: 11:00am-3:00pm Live Music: Modern Day Drifters – Kendall…
Find out more »Traditional Wooden Shoe Carving Demonstration
BHC will host Luke Traver from Luke’s Lost Arts who will present the art of wooden shoemaking, explaining the process as he manually carves a pair of wooden shoes. Luke will demonstrate the carving techniques he learned as an apprentice to the late Master Shoe Carver Bob Siegel, Jr. (Sieg). He uses only three primitive hand made tools and a wood vice. His programs are enhanced with history discussions followed by a question and answer session with those in attendance.…
Find out more »Grandparents Day at the Belgian Heritage Center
BHC invites grandparents, parents, children, and families to celebrate Grandparents Day on Saturday, September 12, with special activities designed to bring generations together while exploring the history and traditions of northeast Wisconsin’s Belgian-American community. Grandparents Day offers families an opportunity to experience Belgian heritage together and discover what life was like for the early settlers. Special events throughout the day include a traditional wooden shoe carving demonstration, youth-focused tours of the BHC campus, and free heritage gifts for young visitors.…
Find out more »Vintage in the Village Market at the Ephraim Historical Foundation
For the third consecutive year, Ephraim Historical Foundation (EHF) and Rusty Dusty Vintage & Records are collaborating to host a vintage market on September 12. Vintage in the Village will take place from 10AM-5PM at 3060 Anderson Lane in Ephraim, overlooking picturesque Eagle Harbor.
Find out more »Birch Creek – Michael Stryker Quintet
Join Birch Creek for their Fall Concert Series.
Find out more »Baileys Harbor Farm Market
The Baileys Harbor Sunday Farmers Markets are held rain or shine from 9 AM to 1 PM on the Baileys Harbor Town Hall Lawn (2392 County Rd F). This is Door County’s most unique farmers market with handmade and homemade products, locally-grown vegetables, bakery, cheeses, fresh cut flowers, and more!
Find out more »Weekly Summer Sunday Yoga in the Park
Experience the tranquility of summer yoga in School Park every Sunday from 9 – 10 am (corner of Howard & Guy Street). This free, community-focused event is open to all skill levels, offering a rejuvenating start to your day amidst nature’s beauty. In the event of bad weather, classes will be held at the Augusta Club (8048 WI-57).
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