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July 2026
Opening Reception: Collection Invitational & Community Mosaic Project
This annual exhibition features work by more than forty established local and regional artists. Highlighting two works from each artist, one is donated by the artist for the Collector’s Choice Benefit, the organization’s largest special event fundraiser. This is an excellent opportunity to see a variety of work by a selection of the region’s most established artists, as well as add an original work to your personal collection. The Community Mosaic Project is also unveiled during the reception. On Exhibit:…
Find out more »Revolution and Independence – Midsummer’s Music
Midsummer’s Music adds its voice to the start of our country’s Semiquincentennial (250th) Celebration. Violinist and composer George Meyer has created a special commemorative work for Midsummer audiences that will capture a sense of the time and its import. The work features George, as violin soloist, with The Griffon String Quartet. It will also include Heather Zinninger on flute and a narrator. The program begins with Mozart’s Flute Quartet, written nearly contemporaneously with the signing of the Declaration and will…
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 »Belgian Settlement Bus Tour
Join BHC’s Historian, Barb (Englebert) Chisholm, for a 90 minute narrated bus tour in the Belgian settlements. See roadside chapels, traditional Belgian houses, summer kitchens, cemeteries and where the first Kermiss was held. Hear stories about the lives and challenges faced by the early settlers. Tours are $25 per person. To reserve your seat call Julie at 920-619-6363, email contact@belgianheritagecenter.org
Find out more »Open Aire Market
Every Saturday morning from mid June to early October, our Open Aire Market offers fresh, locally-grown produce and prepared foods, plus locally-produced arts and crafts, all from area vendors. Children’s activities are frequently provided, and the historic Koessl Barn is open for a walk through of our new exhibit “Vacation Cottages of Sister Bay.” The restored Door County Bookmobile will be joining us on June 13. Come take a tour of this important part of Door County history!
Find out more »12th Annual Root Beer Festival
The Door County Historical Society invites visitors of all ages to its 12th Annual Root Beer Festival on Saturday, July 11, from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at Heritage Village. This family-friendly event blends history, hands-on activities, live entertainment, and, of course, plenty of delicious root beer. Admission: $10 adults (includes Root Beer Flight); Children 17 & under FREE
Find out more »Coffee Talk with George Meyer
Composer and violinist/fiddler George Meyer will offer an inside look at the creative process behind writing new music. Drawing from his own experiences as a composer, he will discuss where musical ideas come from, what “genre” has to do with anything, how a composition develops from concept to performance, and the challenges and rewards of creating music for today’s audiences. Coffee Talk programs are free, informal presentations on music topics by ensemble members, staff, and friends.
Find out more »Plum Bottom 20th Annual Gala
Plum Bottom Gallery is proud to announce its 20th Annual Gala, a milestone celebration honoring two decades of art, creativity, and the incredible artists, collectors, and community members who have helped shape the gallery’s story. The 20th Annual Gala will take place on Saturday, July 11, 2026, from 3 PM - 7 PM at our Plum Bottom Road location
Find out more »Revolution and Independence – Midsummer’s Music
Midsummer’s Music adds its voice to the start of our country’s Semiquincentennial (250th) Celebration. Violinist and composer George Meyer has created a special commemorative work for Midsummer audiences that will capture a sense of the time and its import. The work features George, as violin soloist, with The Griffon String Quartet. It will also include Heather Zinninger on flute and a narrator. The program begins with Mozart’s Flute Quartet, written nearly contemporaneously with the signing of the Declaration and will…
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!
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