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October 2026
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 »Get to Know The Ridges
Are you interested in learning about The Ridges, but don’t have time for a 90-minute guided hike? Get an introduction to the Sanctuary from one of our Guided Hike leaders! Get a taste of the history and ecology of the Sanctuary on a stroll down Hidden Brook Boardwalk. Fee: Included with $5 trail fee. Donations Appreciated! Accessibility Considerations: This hike starts on the front lawn of the Nature Center (uneven/ unpaved surfaces), then continues down Hidden Brook Boardwalk, daytime program,…
Find out more »Plum Bottom Gallery to Host Annual Jewelry Showcase
Plum Bottom Gallery will host its Annual Jewelry Showcase on Saturday, October 10, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at its Fish Creek gallery location. The annual event celebrates the artistry, craftsmanship, and individuality of handmade jewelry while giving guests the opportunity to discover new designs and longtime favorites from artists represented by Plum Bottom Gallery.
Find out more »Associates Fall Fundraiser: Kirby Fellis Quintet
Experience the spirit of authentic hard bop through powerful standards and soulful original compositions. Led by Birch Creek’s Kirby Fellis, Indigo Soul blends deep cultural legacy with contemporary energy for an immersive, driving jazz experience. 5:30 PM - Social 6:00 PM - Heavy Hors d'Oeuvres & Cash Bar 7:00 PM - Concert Juniper Hall
Find out more »Pro Arte Quartet
Autumn Music Fest opens with the internationally acclaimed Pro Arte Quartet, one of the world’s longest-running chamber ensembles. Renowned for their expressive artistry, technical brilliance, and adventurous programming, the quartet brings a wealth of experience and musical insight to every performance. Audiences can expect a concert of masterfully crafted chamber music, featuring works that showcase the rich colors, intimate dialogue, and emotional depth that have made the string quartet one of classical music’s most beloved forms. Whether you are a…
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 »Pro Arte Quartet
Autumn Music Fest opens with the internationally acclaimed Pro Arte Quartet, one of the world’s longest-running chamber ensembles. Renowned for their expressive artistry, technical brilliance, and adventurous programming, the quartet brings a wealth of experience and musical insight to every performance. Audiences can expect a concert of masterfully crafted chamber music, featuring works that showcase the rich colors, intimate dialogue, and emotional depth that have made the string quartet one of classical music’s most beloved forms. Whether you are a…
Find out more »Get to Know The Ridges
Are you interested in learning about The Ridges, but don’t have time for a 90-minute guided hike? Get an introduction to the Sanctuary from one of our Guided Hike leaders! Get a taste of the history and ecology of the Sanctuary on a stroll down Hidden Brook Boardwalk. Fee: Included with $5 trail fee. Donations Appreciated! Accessibility Considerations: This hike starts on the front lawn of the Nature Center (uneven/ unpaved surfaces), then continues down Hidden Brook Boardwalk, daytime program,…
Find out more »Farmers Market
Find all your new treasures for your garden & home! Local growers, gorgeous inspiration all season long.
Find out more »Earth Science Week – Story in the Rocks: Let’s Talk Fossils Drop-in Program
We will be exploring fossil evidence in the rocks found at Newport. Newport is a great place to find Silurian-era fossils, such as honeycomb coral, brachiopods, and crinoids, which are remnants of a shallow tropical sea that once covered the area over 400 million years ago. (Wisconsin was located then at 20 degrees South latitude, below the equator.) Meet at the office building, Lot 1.
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