When will DCA present the passport program?
In winter and early spring of 2022, DCA will present several Passport Program presentations for students of all ages: “Bessie, Billie, and Nina: Pioneering Women in Jazz” (February 25), “Dinosaur Zoo” (March 6), Zimbabwean vocal ensemble Nobuntu (March 25), and “classical boom” duo Black Violin (April 5). All Passport Program shows contain educational elements for Door County youth as well as evening performances for the general public.
Who is playing in DCA 2021?
DCA will kick off the 2021 season with a performance by Door County blues outfit Mighty Mouth (June 25), followed by Chicago bluegrass band The Special Consensus (July 2), New York City—by way of Sturgeon Bay—songwriter Todd Carey (July 8), Nashville roots duo A Tale of Two (July 17), Door County native “piano man” Eli Mattson (July 24), and Twin Cities brother duo The Cactus Blossoms (July 30).
When will DCA go to 60% capacity?
Masks will be required for all patrons until further notice, and DCA will begin the season by operating at 25% of capacity, with a plan to expand to 60% capacity starting August 8. Full refunds will be offered to any patron who stays home because they do not feel well. Tickets go on sale to the general public June 15.
What band is playing in August?
August begins with post-punk soul from JC Brooks Band (August 4), Americana string band swagger from Old Crow Medicine Show (August 8), and blues rock from North Mississippi Allstars (August 16). Back by popular demand, Mavis Staples performs August 19. A double bill of John Hiatt and The Jerry Douglas Band (August 22) and indie folk from Milwaukee duo Dead Horses (August 28) round out the month.
What is Door County's first festival?
The first of the summer Door County festivals includes a parade Saturday morning with Flag Ceremony honoring our servicemen and women to follow, plus children’s activities, live music, horsepull, 10K and 2 mile fun run, a variety of food and beverages, and of course, the art fair.
What are the lighthouses in Door County?
Boat excursions and guided land-based tours to all 11 historic Door County lighthouses giving visitors access to lighthouses that aren’t typically open to the public, including Chambers Island, Plum Island and Sherwood Point lighthouses.
What are the best things to do in Door County?
Door County festivals offer great opportunities to sample food from the area’s amazing restaurants, find beautiful arts and crafts, pick up fine artwork from more than 100 galleries, or just enjoy a day strolling with friends in the sun.
When is Uncork Summer 2020?
CANCELLED – Uncork Summer. June 27, 2020. Celebrate the county’s great selection of food, wine, beer, cider and music at the fourth annual Uncork Summer, taking place at the Wickman House in Ellison Bay. UNCORK SUMMER>>.
When is Sister Bay's end of season?
October 2020, Sister Bay#N#Sister Bay’s annual end-of-season bash features live music all over the village, a huge arts and crafts fair, games and activities for kids, amazing street food and beverages.
When is Egg Harbor 2020?
October 2020, Egg Harbor#N#Egg Harbor celebrates fall with one of the year’s largest festivals. Fall food favorites, carnival rides, arts and crafts vendors, silent auction, live music, scarecrow and pumpkin displays, food, refreshments and more.
When is Fish Creek Winter Festival?
Fish Creek Winter Festival continues to entertain locals and visitors the first weekend in February. Enjoy family-friendly games, music, food and a festive atmosphere under the large heated tent overlooking the frozen waters of Green Bay. Partake in the kickball tournament on the harbor, the chili cook-off, minnow racing, a bike toss, candlelight skiing, a Stumpf Fiddle Contest, Fruit Loop fun run and more!
Computer Skills Club
Meeting every week and going over computer basics. Held in-person. To sign-up, call 920.743.7273, stop in or email alaroche@wearehopeinc.org.
Story Time
Come enjoy stories and fun in-person with Miss Beth for babies, toddlers, pre-schoolers and their parent or caregiver. RSVP required by calling 920.746.7119. Join virtually by visiting Facebook or DoorCountyLibrary.org to watch a pre-recording.
Speculative Fiction Workshop
"Hobbits, Heroes, and Hovercrafts: Building Your Own Speculative Fiction Novel or Short Story" presented by Rebecca Zornow. Discover science fiction and fantasy and how to create your own worlds in your fiction. Online program. $15/person. Members receive a 10% discount. Registration required.
Movie in the Great Hall
Join us upstairs for a film where a rodeo professional agrees to free his ex-employer's son from the sway of his alcoholic mother (PG-13). Based on the novel “Cry Macho” by N. Richard Nash and starring Clint Eastwood. Free popcorn, bring your own non-alcoholic beverage.
Studio Tour
Join our artists-in-residence for a tour of their studios at PenArt. View works in progress, completed works and ask questions about their time on campus.
Study & Snacks
Tweens and Teens are invited to come to the library for a snack (provided by the library) and a quiet place to work on homework. A librarian will be available to help (to the best of their ability) if there are any homework questions.
Study & Snacks
Tweens and teens are invited to come to the Algoma Public Library for a snack (provided by the Library) and a quiet place to work on homework. A librarian will also be available to help.
