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June 2026
Newport State Park: Summer Solstice Event
Join Marjasana Kay for a special gathering to celebrate the transition from spring to summer. This event includes a short talk on the meaning of solstice, interactive sharing, group voice activation, sound healing, and a short “Resonant Walk with the Trees at Newport." What to bring: A mat, blanket, water bottle and journal (for optional note-taking). Dress for the weather. Meet at Lot 3
Find out more »Mozart and Glazunov – Midsummer’s Music
Mozart wrote his Quintet for Clarinet for String Quartet in the final months of his life. Enthralled by the superb playing of Anton Stadler on this newly created instrument, he created a sublime work of extraordinary beauty. The program concludes with a heartfelt and compelling work by one of Russia’s best composers of the late 19th century. Alexander Glazunov captures the drama and romance of a Tchaikovsky Ballet or a Rachmaninoff piano concerto.
Find out more »The Yoga Womb Honors Summer Solstice with 108 Sun Salutations
At 6 a.m. on Sunday, June 21st, in Graham Park in Sturgeon Bay area yoga teachers will be facilitating 108 Sun Salutations to raise money for The Yoga Womb, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization with a mission to make yoga and meditation accessible to as many people as possible. The event will also bring awareness to the benefits of yoga and meditation and the thriving yoga community in Door County.
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).
Find out more »Mozart and Glazunov – Midsummer’s Music
Mozart wrote his Quintet for Clarinet for String Quartet in the final months of his life. Enthralled by the superb playing of Anton Stadler on this newly created instrument, he created a sublime work of extraordinary beauty. The program concludes with a heartfelt and compelling work by one of Russia’s best composers of the late 19th century. Alexander Glazunov captures the drama and romance of a Tchaikovsky Ballet or a Rachmaninoff piano concerto.
Find out more »Kids’ Ballet Classes at DCA’s New Cramer Exchange
On Monday, June 22, dance instructor Elena Santiago will offer three different ballet classes for children at Door County Auditorium (DCA)’s new Cramer Exchange, located across the street from DCA. The three courses offered on June 22 will be · “Fairy Tale Ballet Adventure” (ages 3-5, 9-10 a.m., $35): Dancers will twirl through an enchanting story as princesses, fairies, and forest friends, exploring basic ballet movements through creative play. This class encourages confidence, coordination, and self-expression in a fun, nurturing…
Find out more »Farmers Market
Find all your new treasures for your garden & home! Local growers, gorgeous inspiration all season long.
Find out more »The French Chamber Music Mystique (salon)- Midsummer’s Music
Chamber music was hard to sell in 19th century Paris which was totally absorbed by opera, but a few composers took a stand and stood out. Two of them were women, Louise Farrenc, the first female professor at the Paris Conservatory, and Mélanie Bonis, who disguised her gender by using the first name of Mel on her publications to sound like a man. Mel’s story will break your heart, but her music will melt it, and this all-French program as…
Find out more »The French Chamber Music Mystique
Chamber music was hard to sell in 19th century Paris which was totally absorbed by opera, but a few composers took a stand and stood out. Two of them were women, Louise Farrenc, the first female professor at the Paris Conservatory, and Mélanie Bonis, who disguised her gender by using the first name of Mel on her publications to sound like a man. Mel’s story will break your heart, but her music will melt it, and this all-French program as…
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