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October 4. Green Knights volleyball, St. Norbert College, De Pere, 1 p.m. Watch a competitive game of volleyball as the Green Knights play ladies from Knox College. (920) 337-3181 or snc.edu.
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September 26. Women’s volleyball, UW-Green Bay, Green Bay, 7 p.m. Check out the UWGB women’s volleyball team in their first game of the season. They take on Valparaiso in this Friday evening game. (920) 465-2625 or greenbayphoenix.com.
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October 5. Green Knights men’s soccer, St. Norbert College, De Pere, 11 a.m. Spend your Sunday afternoon watching men’s soccer. This afternoon is one of the Green Knights’ conference games. The men will take on Illinois College. (920) 337-3181 or snc.edu.
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September 27. Green Bay Gamblers game, Resch Center, 1901 S. Oneida Street, Green Bay, 7:05 p.m. Buy the family tickets and watch the hockey team at their opening night game against Chicago Steel. gamblershockey. com. September 27. Green Knights football, St. Norbert College, De Pere, 1 p.m. Bring the family out for an afternoon of football. The Green Knights are taking on Illinois College. (920) 337-3181 or snc.edu.
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September 27. Women’s volleyball, UW-Green Bay, Green Bay, 4 p.m. GB’s women’s volleyball team are taking on UIC in an afternoon game. (920) 465-2625 or greenbayphoenix.com. October 1. Men’s soccer, UW-Green Bay, Green Bay, 7 p.m. Catch some soccer action at UW-Green Bay. The men take on Milwaukee in an afternoon game. (920) 465-2625 or greenbayphoenix.com.
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October 3. Green Knights volleyball, St. Norbert College, De Pere, 7:30 p.m. Make plans to watch St. Norbert College’s volleyball team this fall. Consider tonight! Watch as the Green Knights take on Monmouth College. (920) 337-3181 or snc.edu.
October 4. Green Bay Gamblers game, Resch Center, 1901 S. Oneida Street, Green Bay, 7:05 p.m. Take in a hockey game—watch the Green Bay Gamblers play the Chicago Steel. gamblershockey.com.
October 8. Green Knights volleyball, St. Norbert College, De Pere, 7 p.m. Green Knights women’s volleyball team is playing Ripon College tonight. (920) 337-3181 or snc.edu.
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October 11. Green Bay Gamblers game, Resch Center, 1901 S. Oneida Street, Green Bay, 7:05 p.m. Buy the family tickets and watch the hockey team take on the Madison Capitols. gamblershockey.com.
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October 12. Green Knights men’s soccer, St. Norbert College, De Pere, 1 p.m. Want to get out of the house on Sunday afternoon? Come watch the Green Knights men’s soccer team play UW-Whitewater. (920) 337-3181 or snc.edu.
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October 15. Men’s soccer, UW-Green Bay, Green Bay, 7 p.m. Have a soccer fan in the family? Watch as the UW-Green Bay men’s soccer team takes on UIC. (920) 465-2625 or greenbayphoenix.com.
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October 17-18. Wisconsin Badgers Hockey, Resch Center, Green Bay, 7:05 p.m. The Badger hockey team is taking on Northern Michigan at the Resch. uwbadgers.com/sports.
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October 18. Green Knights football, St. Norbert College, De Pere, 1 p.m. Bring the family out for an afternoon of football. This is St. Norbert College’s homecoming game. (920) 337-3181 or snc.edu.
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October 18. Women’s soccer, UW-Green Bay, Green Bay, 1 p.m. The women’s soccer team is taking on Detroit in a Saturday afternoon game. (920) 465-2625 or greenbayphoenix.com.
November 8. Green Knights football, St. Norbert College, De Pere, 1 p.m. Get in one more football game before it gets too cold. The Green Knights are taking on Macalester College. (920) 337-3181 or snc.edu.
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October 21. Green Knights men’s soccer, St. Norbert College, De Pere, 6 p.m. Quiet night at home? Enjoy the beautiful evening in De Pere. Watch the Green Knights men’s soccer team play UW-Oshkosh. (920) 337-3181 or snc.edu. October 25. Green Knights football, St. Norbert College, De Pere, 1 p.m. The Green Knights are challenging Beloit College in a tough game of football. (920) 337-3181 or snc.edu.
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October 25. Women’s soccer, UW-Green Bay, Green Bay, 1 p.m. Get outside. Watch as the women’s soccer team challenges Youngtown State a Saturday afternoon game. (920) 465-2625 or greenbayphoenix.com.
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October 29. Green Knights volleyball, St. Norbert College, De Pere, 7 p.m. De Pere and Appleton face off as the Green Knights play volleyball against women from Lawrence University. (920) 337-3181 or snc.edu.
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October 31. Women’s volleyball, UW-Green Bay, Green Bay, 7 p.m. Waiting for the kids to come down from their sugar high? Watch a game of women’s volleyball. (920) 465-2625 or greenbayphoenix.com.
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November 1. Green Bay Gamblers game, Resch Center, 1901 S. Oneida Street, Green Bay, 7:05 p.m. Watch the Green Bay Gamblers take the ice on Nov. 1. The hockey team plays the Cedar Rapids RoughRiders. gamblershockey.com.
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November 8. Women’s volleyball, UW-Green Bay, Green Bay, 4 p.m. Watch a game of UWGB women’s volleyball. Take the night off from cooking and feed the family from the concession stand. (920) 465-2625 or greenbayphoenix.com.
November 22. Green Bay Gamblers game, Resch Center, 1901 S. Oneida Street, Green Bay, 7:05 p.m. Buy the family tickets and watch the hockey team as they challenge the Madison Capitols. gamblershockey. com.
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December 5. Green Bay Gamblers game, Resch Center, 1901 S. Oneida Street, Green Bay, 7:05 p.m. The hockey team is facing Bloomington Thunder on Friday, Dec. 5. gamblershockey.com.
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December 6. Green Bay Gamblers game, Resch Center, 1901 S. Oneida Street, Green Bay, 7:05 p.m. The Madison Capitols are coming to the Resch. Watch our local Gamblers challenge them in an exciting game. gamblershockey.com.
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December 12. Green Bay Gamblers game, Resch Center, 1901 S. Oneida Street, Green Bay, 7:05 p.m. Take the family out for a hockey game. The Green Bay Gamblers are taking on the Des Moines Buccaneers. gamblershockey.com. continued on page 4 >>>
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Joannes Sk8 Park, 315 S. Baird Street, Green Bay. Green Bay is home to the largest outdoor poured concrete park in the state. Joannes Sk8 Park has beginner, intermediate and advanced areas. (920) 448-3365 or greenbaywi.gov/parks.
Disk Golf Course, 500 Beverly Road, Green Bay. Try your hand at disk golf this fall. This course is set on wooded hills with 18 basket-style goals. There is no fee to play although discs are not provided. (920) 448-3365 or greenbaywi.gov/parks. Tennis anyone? Sneak in a game after work and show the kids your amazing backhand. Astor, Baird, Beaumont, Edison, Eisenhower, Fort Howard, John Muir and Perkins Parks in Green Bay have lighted tennis courts. (920) 448-3365 or greenbaywi.gov/parks.
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December 19. Green Bay Gamblers game, Resch Center, 1901 S. Oneida Street, Green Bay, 7:05 p.m. It’s getting cold outside. Head indoors and watch a game of hockey. The Gamblers are taking on the Fighting Saints. gamblershockey.com.
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December 27. Green Bay Gamblers game, Resch Center, 1901 S. Oneida Street, Green Bay, 7:05 p.m. The family is home for Christmas break. Why not take them to a hockey game? The Green Bay Gamblers are taking on the Madison Capitols. gamblershockey.com.
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Duck Creek Golf Center, 345 Village Court, Green Bay. Head to Duck Creek Golf Center’s driving range, which features 45 hitting stations, nine target greens, large putting green and a beautiful view. Or, for the smaller golfer, try the charming miniature golf course. (920) 498-2797 or duckcreekgolf.com. Cornerstone Community Center, 1640 Fernando Drive, Ashwaubenon. The ice center offers public skating year round. They also have youth and adult hockey leagues, figure skating, speed skating and broomball. (920) 403-2000 or cornerstoneicecenter.org.
CELEBRATING THE GREEN AND GOLD
October 14. Ha Ha Clinton-Dix appearance, Bellin Health Ashwaubenon Flu Clinic, 1630 Commanche Ave., Green Bay, 9 – 11 a.m. Green Bay Packers rookie Ha Ha Clinton-Dix will be greeting fans in Ashwaubenon. Come by to say hello. (920) 569-7500 or packers.com October 19. Green Bay Packers game, Lambeau Field, Green Bay, 12 p.m. The Packers will challenge the Carolina Panthers to a great game of football. (920) 569-7500 or packers.com.
October 20. Don Barclay appearance, Bellin Health Manitowoc Clinic, Manitowoc, 5 – 7 p.m. Take an evening drive to Manitowoc and meet Packers offensive tackle and guard Don Barclay. Barclay is scheduled to appear at the Bellin Health Manitowoc flu shot clinic. (920) 569-7500 or packers.com.
November 9. Green Bay Packers game, Lambeau Field, Green Bay, 7:30 p.m. The Chicago Bears are in town. Watch as the Packers take on this Midwest team. (920) 569-7500 or packers.com. November 16. Green Bay Packers game, Lambeau Field, Green Bay, 12 p.m. The Packers are just getting warmed up. Watch as they play the Eagles in this afternoon football game. (920) 569-7500 or packers.com.
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November 30. Green Bay Packers game, Lambeau Field, Green Bay, 3:25 p.m. Had enough football yet? Never! On Nov. 30 the Packers will face the New England Patriots. (920) 569-7500 or packers.com.
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December 8. Green Bay Packers game, Lambeau Field, Green Bay, 7:30 p.m. This Monday night game may get late for little ones but it’s a perfect game to watch in the comfort of your home. Watch as the Packers take on the Atlanta Falcons as a family—at least until bedtime. (920) 569-7500 or packers.com.
Are you ready for some football? It’s Packers season in Green Bay. Make plans for every home game and check out what else this NFL team is up to.
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December 31. Green Bay Gamblers game, Resch Center, 1901 S. Oneida Street, Green Bay, 7:05 p.m. Ring in the New Year at the Resch. The Green Bay Gamblers are facing the Cedar Rapids RoughRiders. gamblershockey.com.
The Green Bay Blizzard is a professional indoor football team that plays at the Resch Center, Green Bay. The team’s season begins in February. (920) 405-1264 or greenbayblizzard.com.
Be active. Challenge your family to try golf, tennis or something new!
Segway the Fox Tours, Green Bay. Book a guided tour on a Segway and explore Lambeau Field, Suamico rustic roads, historic De Pere neighborhoods and more. Drivers must be 14 years and older. (920) 573-2794 or segwaythefox.com.
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October 1. Paul Coffman appearance, Bellin Health North Reach Clinic, Marinette, 5 – 7 p.m. The Packers former tight end will make an appearance in Marinette. (920) 569-7500 or packers.com.
October 2. Green Bay Packers game, Lambeau Field, Green Bay, 7:25 p.m. The Packers’ rival, the Minnesota Vikings, are headed to Lambeau. This game is a must-see. (920) 569-7500 or packers.com. October 7. Jarrett Boykin appearance, Bellin Health Algoma Clinic, Algoma, 4 – 6 p.m. Jarrett Boykin is scheduled to make an appearance in Algoma. Take the family on a road trip and meet this wide receiver. (920) 569-7500 or packers.com.
October 8. Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila (KGB) appearance, Bellin Health Bond Gym Center, Oconto, 5 – 7 p.m. KGJ will be in Oconto on Oct. 8, spending a few hours at the Bellin Health flu shot clinic. (920) 569-7500 or packers.com.
December 28. Green Bay Packers game, Lambeau Field, Green Bay, 12 p.m. In the last regular season Packers game, the green and gold promises to play an impressive game of football. Bundle the family up and watch the Packers play the Detroit Lions. (920) 569-7500 or packers.com. Bart Starr Tailgate Party, Bart Starr Plaza, one block from Lambeau Field. This tailgating party has been going on for more than 10 years. The party begins three hours prior to every home Packers game. Tickets required. Admission price includes food and beverages. A portion of the proceeds is donated to Ribbon of Hope Charity. (920) 4943401 or bartstarrplazatailgateparty.com.
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Lambeau Field Stadium Tours, Lambeau Field, Green Bay. Lambeau Field stadium tours allow fans to experience the Packers’ history-rich facility first-hand and see several behind-the-scenes areas. Choose from three different tour options—the Classic Stadium Tour, the Champions Tour and the Legendary Tour. Cost: $8-$28 per person, depending on age and tour. (920) 569-7513 or packers.com.
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Packers Heritage Trail, within a two-mile radius of downtown Green Bay. Take a self-guided walking tour past landmarks that played a part in the team’s history. The trail contains 22 bronze plaques and begins at the Neville Public Museum. packersheritagetrail.com.
Walk of Legends, two blocks east of Lambeau Field, Green Bay. The Walk of Legends is a public art walkway east of Lambeau Field that features 24 statues honoring the legends of Green Bay Packers football. travelwisconsin.com.
AREA WALKS, RUNS AND MORE
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September 27. Annual ASPIRO Awareness Walk, downtown Green Bay, 10 a.m. The two-mile walk kicks off at the Fallfest on the Fox event. Walkers will ravel through downtown Green Bay, on the Fox River Trail and end on the Fallfest grounds. Stay for the Chili Cook-Off, children’s games and live music. Proceeds from the event will benefit ASPIRO. (920) 498-2599 or fallfestonthefox.com.
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September 27. Ramble Thru the Ridges, Ridges Sanctuary, Baileys Harbor, 9 a.m. Take in the early fall beauty with a 2.3 mile walk— join in the fun-filled fundraising event. (920) 839-2802 or ridgessanctuary.org.
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October 4. Run Wild, Potawatomi State Park, Sturgeon Bay, 10 a.m. The Friends of Potawatomi State Park present a 10K run, 3-mile run/walk and a 1/3-mile kids Smokey Bear Fun Run. Get active—there is something for everyone! Cost: $30 for 10K and 3-mile; $8 Smokey Bear Fun Run (ages 2-10). runwild.org.
October 5. The Color Run, UW–Green Bay campus, 10 a.m. It’s more fun to run when you get splattered with color along the way. Round up your family, grab your running shoes and join this unforgettable run. thecolorrun.com/green-bay.
October 11. Run for the Hill of It 5K Trail Run, Baird Creek, Triangle Hill Chalet, 500 Beverly Road, Green Bay, 8 a.m. This second annual run features a 3.1-mile run that ends at the top of the hill. Early bird registration: $20 (until Sept. 20.) After $25-$30. (920) 328-3505 or bairdcreek.org/runforthehillofit2014.
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October 11. Little Hill Racers Run, Baird Creek, Triangle Hill Chalet, 500 Beverly Road, Green Bay, 9:30 a.m. New this year, the Little Hill Racers Run is a short, non-timed run that starts near the bottom of the ski/tubing hill and kids are challenged to race to the top. Cost: $10. (920) 328-3505 or bairdcreek.org/ runforthehillofit2014.
You can explore Wisconsin any time of the year. Take a walk and enjoy area sites.
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Fox River Trail, De Pere-Green Bay. This state recreational trail stretches 20 miles from downtown Green Bay to the Brown County line. Walk, bike or in-line skate through the city. Passes are needed for bikes and skates. (920) 448-4466.
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November 15. Elsie’ Run/Walk 5K, Rod and Gun Club, 3210 Mathey Road, Sturgeon Bay, 10 a.m. This run is in honor of Elsie Wilke, who would be celebrating her first birthday had her condition, Diaphragmatic Hernia, not ended her life too early. Cost: $30. All proceeds will be donated to DHreams Foundation. Runners and spectators are asked to bring a book to donate to the October 5. Children’s Hospital. (920) 559-7793 or The Color Run, (920) 495-9961 or ppulse.com. UW–Green Bay campus, 10 a.m. It’s more fun to run November 27. Turkey when you get splattered w Trot, Shopko Hall, ith color along the way. 1901 S. Oneida Street, Green Round up your family, grab Bay, 8 a.m. Start Thanksgiving on the your running shoes an right foot with a 2-mile walk or 5-mile d join this unforgettabl run. Make this an annual tradition. e run. festivalfoodsturkeytrot.com/green-bay. thecolorrun.com /greenbay.
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The Ridges Sanctuary, Bailey’s Harbor, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays, now-October 18, 9:30 a.m. Join a Ridges’ naturalist for a relaxing 90-minute walk through the trails of the Sanctuary. Learn a little history while soaking up your surroundings. Hike is appropriate for all ages. No pre-registration necessary. Cost: $8 per person, children under 18 are free. (920) 839-2802 or ridgessanctuary.org.
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Green Bay Ghost Tours, 1138 W. Mason Street, Green Bay. This family-friendly ghost tour shares eerie tales and takes you into Green Bay’s haunted buildings. (920) 499-2783 or greenbayghosttours.weebly.com.
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Cecil DePeau Bay Shore Park, 5637 Sturgeon Bay Road, Green Bay. (920) 448-6242. Located on top of Niagara Escarpment, this park offers an amazing view of the Bay of Green Bay. Camp, hike or just spend the day here. (920) 448-6242 or co.brown.wi.us. continued on page 6 >>>
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September 27. Fallfest on the Fox, downtown Green Bay, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. Fallfest on the Fox will host the famous Chili Cook-Off and a children’s area with games and bounce house. Big Mouth will perform from 10:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Proceeds from the event will benefit ASPIRO . (920) 498 2599 or fallfestonthefox.com .
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September 26-27. Falls Fun Fest, Memorial Field, Jefferson Street, Oconto Falls. Kick off the fall with a festival in Oconto Falls! The fun starts Friday with sales throughout town. Saturday the sales continue but Memorial Field will have something for the entire family. There is a chili cook-off, craft/flea market and activities for children— bounce house, petting zoo, face painting and wagon rides. (920) 848-8306 or ocontocounty.org.
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September 26-27. Octoberfest, downtown Appleton. Octoberfest kicks off with a car show Friday night. On Saturday, the city offers family-friendly fun. Food and craft vendors will fill the streets; entertainment starts at 9 a.m. (920) 954-9112 or appletondowntown.org.
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September 27. Fallfest on the Fox, downtown Green Bay, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. Fallfest on the Fox will host the famous Chili Cook-Off and a children’s area with games and bounce house. Big Mouth will perform from 10:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Proceeds from the event will benefit ASPIRO. (920) 498-2599 or fallfestonthefox.com.
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Wednesdays through October. Farmers Market on Broadway, Green Bay, 3 – 7 p.m. Head to Broadway District on Wednesday night to stock your pantry, try a craft brew or take in the sights. This farmers’ market is the second largest in the state of Wisconsin. (920) 437-2531 or onbroadway.org
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Thursdays through October. Oneida Farmers Market, Water Circle Place, Oneida. Buy produce and check out the demonstrations. (920) 496-7423 or exploreoneida.com.
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Thursdays through October 16, De Pere Farmers Market, Seroogy’s parking lot, De Pere, 7 a.m. – 12 p.m. Stop by and pick up the season’s fresh produce. (920) 338-0000.
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October 11-12. Fall Fun Fest and Cider Pressing Party, Washington Island Farm Museum, Washington Island. Bring your own apples or buy a bucket to press into a gallon of cider. Cost: $5. The festival will also include entertainment, wagon rides, make-your-own caramel apples and more. Old-fashioned games start at 1 p.m. on Oct. 12. (920) 847-2179 or washingtonisland-wi.com. October 17-19. Fall Fest, Sister Bay. Spend this fall weekend enjoying Sister Bay. With a parade, arts and crafts fair, live entertainment, children’s activities and ping-pong ball shoot there is something for everyone. (920) 854-2812 or cometosisterbay.com.
Saturdays through October 25. Farmers Market, south Washington, from Walnut to Stuart Streets, Green Bay, 7 a.m. – 12 p.m. The Saturday market that was formerly located in a parking lot bordered by Monroe, Pine, Cherry and Quincy Streets has moved because of construction and to accommodate growing attendance. Stop by for fresh produce and locally made goods. (920) 437-5972 or downtowngreenbay.com.
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September 27. Autumnfest and Classic Car Show, Baileys Harbor. Spend the day in Baileys Harbor, enjoying food, refreshments, an arts and crafts show, raffle, live music and scarecrow contest. (920) 839-2366 or baileysharbor.com.
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October 4. De Pere’s 4th Annual Downtown Soup Walk, Downtown De Pere, 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. Sample soup from 15-20 downtown De Pere restaurants and vote for your favorite. Bring a few canned items and support local food pantries. Tickets available at participating locations; list available mid-September. (920) 403-0337 or definitelydepere.org.
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October 11-12. Pumpkin Patch Festival, Egg Harbor. Egg Harbor is celebrating fall with carnival rides, arts and crafts vendors, live music, scarecrow and pumpkin displays, food and more. (920) 868-3717 or doorcounty.com.
October 24-26. Jack O Lantern Days, Fish Creek. Watch the haunting Halloween parade, check out the decorations throughout town and join the costume party in Fish Creek. (920) 868-2316 or doorcounty. com.
November 28-29. Capture the Spirit, Sister Bay. Get the family in the holiday mood with trolley rides, tree lighting, caroling, an art fair and more in Sister Bay. (920) 854-2812 or cometosisterbay.com. November 28-29. Holly Days, Egg Harbor. Bring the kids to Egg Harbor for an old-fashioned winter weekend. Have breakfast with Santa, go an on elf hunt, take a horse-drawn carriage ride and more. (920) 868-3717 or eggharbordoorcounty.org.
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December 6. Christmas in the Village, Ephraim. Visit Santa and his helpers at the live reindeer display. Stay for the children’s activities and crafts, wagon rides and Christmas tree lighting ceremony. (920) 8544989 or ephraim-doorcounty.com.
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Saturdays starting November 1. Winter Farm Market, City Center, 10 College Ave., Appleton, 9 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. This indoor farmers’ market is every Saturday all winter long. Buy veggies, meats, baked goods and handcrafted items. (920) 954-9112 or appletondowntown.org.
October 21. Annual Fox Cities Choral Music Festival, Fox Cities Performing Arts Center, Appleton, 7 p.m. The annual Music Festival showcases students from area high school choirs that perform individual and ensemble pieces for the crowd. (920) 730-3760 or foxcitiespac. org.
October 26. Play It Forward Concert II, Door Community Auditorium, Fish Creek, 2 p.m. Some of Door County’s most popular musicians will gather to present the second-annual “Play It Forward” benefit concert. The concert series benefits regional, national, and international causes identified and selected by the performers. (920) 8682728 or dcauditorium.org.
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November 1. All Saints Day Concert, Abbot Pennings Hall of Fine Arts Walter Theatre, St. Norbert College, 7 – 9:30 p.m. The Chorale celebrates its 40th anniversary with a special All Saints Day Ecumenical Concert. The performance will move the entire family. (920) 337-3181 or snc.edu.
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November 5. Irish Folk Music Jam, Kitty O’Reilly’s Irish Pub, Sturgeon Bay, 7 p.m. This lively music will have your family dancing in their seats. (920 743-7441 or kittyoreillys.com.
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November 8. Disney’s Fantasia: Live in Concert with the Fox Valley Symphony Orchestra, Fox Cities Performing Arts Center, Appleton, 7:30 p.m. Disney’s popular animation “Fantasia” and Appleton’s live orchestra come together to create a remarkable concert. (920) 730-3760 or foxvalleysymphony.com.
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November 18-23. A Christmas Story, The Musical, Fox Cities Performing Arts Center, Appleton. All ages will be captivated as characters from this classic movie take the stage. (920) 730-3760 or foxcitiespac.org.
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December 6. A Festival of Nine Lessons & Carols, Lawrence Memorial Chapel, Appleton, 7 p.m. The Appleton Boychoir will perform the best-loved songs of Christmas; biblical lessons telling the Christmas story will also be read. Cost: $10-$20. (920) 955-2224 or appletonboychoir.com. continued on page 8 >>>
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December 19 and 20. Holid ay Pops, Green Bay Sym phony Orchest ra. Get in the Christmas spirit with this H oliday Pops concer t. Fo r two decades th e Green Bay Symphony Orchestra has jo ined with The Dudley Bird er Chorale and Birder Studio of Perform ing Ar ts to pres ent this unforgettable co ncer t. (920) 4353465 or greenbaysymph ony.org.
Oct. 10 & 11 Oct. 17 &18 Oct. 24 & 25 3:00-8:00pm Zoo Closed From 2:00-3:00pm for Set Up Gates Close at 7:30
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December 19 and 20. Holiday Pops, Green Bay Symphony Orchestra. Get in the Christmas spirit with this Holiday Pops concert. For two decades the Green Bay Symphony Orchestra has joined with The Dudley Birder Chorale and Birder Studio of Performing Arts to present this unforgettable concert. (920) 435-3465 or greenbaysymphony.org.
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September 26. Inside/Outside Sale, Fish Creek. Shop owners offer fantastic deals on gifts and merchandise. Enjoy Fish Creek in fall while getting some amazing bargains. (920) 868-2316 or visitfishcreek.com.
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September 26-27, Bay Beach Amusement Park, 1313 Bay Beach Road, Green Bay, 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. Bay Beach is known for affordable family fun. With nearly 20 rides, Bay Beach has something for all ages. Check out the amusement park’s newest attraction – the Sea Dragon. (920) 448-3365 or greenbaywi.gov/baybeach.
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October 10-11. Zoo Boo, NEW Zoo, Green Bay, 3 – 8 p.m. Have some Halloween fun at the zoo. Explore the zoo on your own or hop on a haunted hayride. Dress up to trick-or-treat at night. (920) 434-7841 or newzoo. org.
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October 11. Great Pumpkin Trail, National Railroad Museum, Green Bay 9 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. Spend the afternoon at the National Railroad Museum and enjoy entertainment, crafts and games for children of all ages—enter for a chance to ride the train to the pumpkin patch. Concessions available. Tickets available to purchase the day of the event. Cost: $10 per person, $9 for members, kids 2 and under are free. (920) 437-7623 or nationalrrmuseum.org.
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October 17-18. Zoo Boo, NEW Zoo, Green Bay, 3 – 8 p.m. Have some Halloween fun at the zoo. Explore the zoo on your own or hop on a haunted hayride. Dress up to trick-or-treat at night. (920) 434-7841 or newzoo. org.
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October 18. Halloween at Heritage Hill, Heritage Hill State Historical Park, Green Bay, 4 – 9 p.m. The Brothers Grimm fairytale comes to life with a Halloween twist. Trick-or-treat, create crowns, watch an outdoor movie and more. (920) 448-5150 or heritagehillgb.org.
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October 18. Annual Holiday Event, Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary, Green Bay. This fun family event includes a pumpkin-lit walk through the Nature Center with friendly animal characters offering information. Kids are welcome to come in costume. (920) 3913671 or baybeachwildlife.com.
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October 18. Great Pumpkin Trail, National Railroad Museum, Green Bay, 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Spend the afternoon at the National Railroad Museum and enjoy entertainment, crafts and games for children of all ages—enter for a chance to ride the train to the pumpkin patch. Concessions available. Tickets available to October 25. purchase the day of the event. Halloween at Cost: $10 per person, $9 for State Heritage Hill Heritage Hill, members, kids 2 and under y, Ba n ee , Gr Historical Park are free. (920) 437-7623 or others Grimm Br e Th . m p. 9 4– nationalrrmuseum.org. life with a to es fairy tale com . Trick-or-treat, October 24-25. Halloween twist tch an outdoor Zoo Boo, NEW create crowns, wa Zoo, Green Bay, 3 – 8 p.m. Have movie and more. or some Halloween fun at the zoo. (920) 448-5150 . rg .o gb ill eh Take a break from exploring the ag herit zoo and let the kids jump on giant inflatables. Dress up to trick-or-treat at night. (920) 434-7841 or newzoo. org.
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October 25. Halloween at Heritage Hill, Heritage Hill State Historical Park, Green Bay, 4 – 9 p.m. The Brothers Grimm fairytale comes to life with a Halloween twist. Trick-or-treat, create crowns, watch an outdoor movie and more. (920) 448-5150 or heritagehillgb.org.
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October 25. Haunted Woods at Camp U-Nah-Li-Ya, Y Camp Road, Suring. Explore the camp’s spooky trails on a guided evening hike. Free family fun! (715) 276-7116 or campunahliya.org.
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October 25. Downtown Trick-or-Treat, De Pere, 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. Dress the kids in their costumes and trick-or-treat at downtown De Pere businesses. (920) 403-0337 or definitelydepere.org.
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October 25. Haunted Hearthstone, Hearthstone Historic House Museum, 625 W. Prospect Ave., Appleton, 6 – 8 p.m. A glimpse of Hearthstone’s ghostly past will be revealed during this special tour. Cost: $7 adults, $4 children 5-17, $6 seniors. (920) 7308204 or focol.org/hearthstone.
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October 25. Thrills on Third, Sturgeon Bay. This Halloween costume parade will thrill young and old. Then, kids can trick-or-treat participating businesses. (800) 301-6695 or sturgeonbay.net.
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Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays through October. Green Bay Fear, Beja Shrine Center, 1950 Bond Street, Green Bay. Dark and scary, this haunted house will give you quite a fright. Families, watch for Green Bay Fear’s Kids Day, date TBA. This is a lights-on tour; blankets cover the gross and gory. (920) 309-0981 or greenbayfear.com.
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Fridays and Saturdays in October. Terror on the Fox, National Railroad Museum, 2285 S. Broadway, Green Bay. Terror on the Fox has four haunting attractions – choose one or see them all. There is also a kids’ day in October where kids can get a glimpse of the haunted house without the full fear factor. Date TBA. (920) 430-1844 or terroronthefox.com.
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November 19. Peace Tree Lighting Ceremony, Brown County Courthouse, Green Bay, 6 p.m. Kick off the holiday season with this downtown tree lighting ceremony. (920) 437-5972.
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November 20. Holiday Window Traditional Unveil, Children’s Museum of Green Bay, 5:30 p.m. Join the Children’s Museum of Green Bay in the unveiling of the “Holiday Traditions” and “Toys that Define Us” windows with added displays. Come by to enjoy hot chocolate and to see sugar plum fairies and special North Pole guests. (920) 432-4397 or gbchildrensmuseum.org.
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November 20-23. The Best Christmas Pageant Ever, Abbot Pennings Hall of Fine Arts Webb Theatre, St. Norbert College, De Pere, several day and evening performances. This Christmas tale is an audience favorite. (920) 337-3181 or snc.edu.
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November 21. Lighting Ceremony on Broadway, Old Fort Square, Green Bay, 5 – 8 p.m. Head downtown for Broadway’s annual lighting ceremony and get in the holiday spirit. (920) 437-2531.
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November 21-22 Christmas By the Bay, Sturgeon Bay. Kick off the holiday season in Sturgeon Bay. The annual tree lighting is Friday. The Santa parade begins on Saturday at 10 a.m., which is followed by children’s activities and wagon rides. (800) 301-6695 or sturgeonbay.net.
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November 22. Green Bay Holiday Parade, downtown Green Bay, 10 a.m. Bundle up the kids and watch as floats guide through downtown city streets. Stay to the end and wave to Santa as he passes. (920) 4375972.
Weekends, November 28 – December 28, and December 29-30. WPS Garden of Lights, Green Bay Botanical Garden, 5 – 9 p.m. The Green Bay Botanical Garden’s Garden of Lights event is a must-see with nearly a quarter of a million twinkling lights. Stroll through the display or take a wagon ride. Tickets range $5-$13. (920) 4909457 or gbbg.org.
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November 22. After the Green Bay Holiday Parade, Children’s Museum of Green Bay. Warm up at the Children’s Museum of Green Bay after the downtown parade. Visit with Santa and “Bruce the Spruce.” (920) 432-4397 or gbchildrensmuseum.org.
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November 29. Small Business Saturday, College Avenue, Appleton. Teach the kids about the importance of shopping local. On Small Business Saturday, many downtown Appleton shops will have special offers, refreshments and more. (920) 954-9112 or appletondowntown.org.
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December 6. Christmas in the Harbor, Baileys Harbor Town Hall, Baileys Harbor. Baileys Harbor has lots of activities throughout town on Dec. 6. Meet Santa, make a few crafts, enjoy live music, watch a tree lighting and more. (920) 839-2366 or baileysharbor.com.
November 22. Everybody’s Rummage Sale, Shopko Hall, 8 a.m. – 2 p.m. You are sure to find some fabulous treasures for the entire family at this huge rummage sale. (920) 405-1134 or everybodysrummagesalegb. com.
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November 22. Downtown for the Holidays, downtown Appleton. Downtown Appleton shops will be ready for holiday shoppers on Nov. 22. Admire the window displays and take advantage of special sales. Santa will be downtown—stop for a picture. (920) 954-9112 or appletondowntown.org.
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December 6. Breakfast with the Gingerbread Man, Children’s Museum of Green Bay, 8 –9 a.m. or 10 – 11 a.m. Spend your morning at the Children’s Museum of Green Bay. Special activities include a pancake breakfast, crafts, storytime, gingerbread decorating and a visit from the gingerbread man. (920) 4324397 or gbchildrensmuseum.org.
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November 23, 2014 – January 11, 2015. Oshkosh Public Museum features “Deck the Halls” temporary exhibit. View the delightful holiday decorations and the life-size Christmas Village exhibit. There is an admission fee based on age, $3.50-$7; children under 6 are free. (920) 236-5799 or oshkoshmuseum.org.
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December 14. Tree Lighting and Caroling, Fish Creek. Share the joy of the holiday season with others as you sing carols on the corner of Main Street and Hwy 42 in Fish Creek. What an unforgettable holiday memory! (920) 868-2091 or visitfishcreek.com.
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December 20. The Spirit of Christmas Past, Heritage Hill, Green Bay 12 – 6 p.m. Travel back in time and celebrate an old-fashioned Christmas. There will be music, historic dancing, wagon rides and hands-on activities. Cost: $9/adult, $7/child (ages 4-15). Bring a canned food item and receive one dollar off admission. (920) 448-5150 or heritagehillgb.org.
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December 13. The Spirit of Christmas Past, Heritage Hill, Green Bay 12 – 6 p.m. Travel back in time and celebrate an old-fashioned Christmas. There will be music, historic dancing, wagon rides and hands-on activities. Bring a canned food item and receive one dollar off admission. (920) 448-5150 or heritagehillgb.org.
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November 24, 2014 – January 5, 2015. Festival of Trees, National Railroad Museum, Green Bay, museum hours. Beautifully decorated Christmas trees are scattered among the museum’s historic trains in the Lenfestey Center. (920) 437-7623 or nationalrrmuseum.org.
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December 13. A Natural Christmas, The Ridges Sanctuary, Baileys Harbor. Sit around a crackling campfire to toast marshmallows, sip hot cocoa or cider and hike through the twilight forest. (920) 839-2802 or ridgessanctuary.org.
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November 25. Annual Downtown Appleton Christmas Parade, College Avenue, State Street to Drew Street, Appleton, 6:20 p.m. The largest nighttime Christmas parade is held is Appleton. Bring blankets and get cozy while watching festive floats and listening to holiday music. (920) 954-9112 or appletondowntown.org.
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November 28-30, The Polar Express, National Railroad Museum, Green Bay, 2 – 9 p.m. The classic Christmas tale, The Polar Express, comes to life in a dramatic reading and train ride. Purchase tickets in advance—showtimes are 3 p.m., 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. (877) 7725425 or nationalrrmuseum.org.
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December 4-6. Santa’s House, White Pillars Museum, 406 North Broadway, De Pere, Thursday-Friday, 4 – 7 p.m., Saturday, 2 – 7 p.m. Come to this historic house and visit Santa and Mrs. Claus. Snap a picture and take in the beautiful home while snacking on a cookie. (920) 336-3877 or deperehistoricalsociety.org.
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December 6. Holiday Open House, historic downtown East De Pere, 11 a.m. – 6 p.m. Shop local and enjoy this family-friendly event. Kids will love exploring area shops while joining in the Elf on the Shelf Scavenger Hunt, magic show, mini cupcake decorating, candle and tree lighting at Crevier Commons and more. Bring a small donation and enjoy a horse-drawn carriage ride departing from the Lee Building. (920) 403-0337 or definitelydepere.org.
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December 13. Island of Misfit Toys, Children’s Museum of Green Bay, 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. Encourage your kids to make room for new toys by recycling old ones. Then watch as they construct their own oneof-a-kind toy! (920) 432-4397 or gbchildrensmuseum.org.
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December 16. Upcycled Holiday Gifts, 1000 Islands Environmental Center, 1000 Beaulieu Court, Kaukauna, 6:30 p.m. Use old materials to make wonderful holiday gifts. (920) 766-4733 or 1000islandsenvironmentalcenter.org.
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December 31. Kids Rockin’ Eve, Children’s Museum of Green Bay. The Children’s Museum of Green Bay is having their own Times Square celebration. Bring the family out for a glitzy ball drop on the hour, rainbows of confetti, sparkly art projects and plenty of family fun! (920) 432-4397 or gbchildrensmuseum.org.
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December 31. Noodles Around the World, The Building for Kids Children’s Museum, 100 W. College Ave., Appleton, 12-5 p.m. Travel around the world by sampling pasta dishes from different countries. The museum offers New Year’s Eve fun every hour with parades, hats, noisemakers and more. (920) 734-3226 or buildingforkids.org.
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Let’s bowl! Green Bay has a handful of bowling alleys—hit the lanes on a cold or rainy day. Visit Ashwaubenon Bowling Alley in Ashwaubenon, Willow Creek Lanes in Bellevue, The Gutter in Suamico or Manhattan Lanes in De Pere.
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Foxy Lady Cruises, 200 Main Street, Green Bay. Take in the sites along the Fox River with Foxy Lady Cruises. The boat has all the amenities a family could want—air conditioning, heat and restrooms—and they’ll serve lunch or dinner while you cruise. (920) 432-3699 or foxyladycruises.com.
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West Shores Interpretive Center, Barkhausen Waterfowl Preserve, Suamico, weekdays 9 a.m. – 4 p.m., weekends, 12 – 4 p.m. Located on the Barkhausen Waterfowl Preserve, this center offers educational programs and hands-on exhibits throughout the year. This destination will capture the interest of the entire family. (920) 448-6242 or co.brown.wi.us.
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October 10-12. Rural Arts Roadtrip, Meuer Farm, N2564 Hwy. 151, Chilton, Friday – Saturday, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m., Sunday, 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. In October, families are invited to travel the scenic roads in eastern Wisconsin and visit area artists. The roadtrip adventure includes places to eat, places to stay and places to visit. Meuer Farm in Chilton is one of the stops. ruralartsroadtrip.com.
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November 20. Gallery Night, Olde Main Street District, Green Bay, 5 – 8 p.m. Free trolleys shuttle art lovers to a variety of shops along Olde Main Street. Bring your budding artists to discover the creator’s inspiration. (920) 437-5972.
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December 5 and 6. Holiday Victorian Tea, Hazelwood Historic House Museum, 1 – 3 p.m. Step back in time this holiday season and visit the historic house and have some tea. Admission: $20 per person. Reservations required. (920) 437-1840 or browncohistoricalsoc.org.
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The ARTgarage, 1400 Cedar Street, Green Bay. Over 20 artists display their original artwork at The ARTgarage. Watch as children awe at the amazing creations. Open Tuesday – Saturday. Admission is free. (920) 448-6800 or theartgarage.org.
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Rahr-West Art Museum, Manitowoc, weekdays 10 a.m. – 4 p.m., weekends 11 a.m. – 4 p.m. Take time to appreciate art. The Rahr-West Art Museum’s primary areas of collecting include 19th, 20th and 21st century contemporary art and decorative arts. Admission is free although donations are suggested. (920) 686-3090 or manitowoc.org.
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Children’s Museum of Green Bay, 301 N. Washington Street, Green Bay. The Children’s Museum opened their doors in 2012. The Green Bay museum was designed to stimulate a child’s curiosity and motivate learning. Encourage kids to explore the 13 interactive exhibits and to play. (920) 432-4397 or gbchildrensmuseum.org.
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The Building for Kids Children’s Museum, Appleton, Tuesday through Saturday, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m., Sunday, 12 – 5 p.m. Allow kids to explore. Feature exhibit: Everybody Play. (920) 734-3226 or buildingforkids.org.
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Neville Public Museum, 210 Museum Place, Green Bay. The Neville Public Museum is a general museum of art, history and science. Explore the museum’s collections and exhibits and watch the kids’ curiosity grow. (920) 448-4460 or nevillepublicmuseum.org.
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Paper Discovery Center, 425 W. Water Street, Appleton. Let children discover the world of paper by crawling through a paper machine or making their own piece of paper. Activities and hands-on exhibits for all ages. (920) 380-7491 or paperdiscoverycenter.org.
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Lawton Gallery, University of WisconsinGreen Bay, 2420 Nicolet Drive, Green Bay. This fall the Lawton Gallery will be featuring three exhibits from Afghan War Rugs to a Juried Student Art Exhibition. (920) 465-2916 or www.uwgb.edu/lawton.
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October 4. Fall Family Day. Camp U-Nah-Li-Ya, Y Camp Road, Suring. Enjoy Camp with your family this fall. Try out favorite camp activities, including hot cider by the fire. (715) 276-7116 or campunahliya.org.
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October 4-5. Mother/Child Weekend, Camp U-Nah-Li-Ya, Y Camp Road, Suring. Moms, enjoy a one-night getaway with your son! Activities include nature hikes, scavenger hunts, pumpkin decorating, archery and more. (715) 276-7116 or campunahliya.org.
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October 5. JDM Awareness: Josie’s Journey Event, Porter’s Patch, W4314 State Hwy 156, Bonduel. Raise awareness of JDM, a rare and life-threatening autoimmune disease, while enjoying family activities at the Pumpkin Village in Porter’s Patch. (715) 7588162 or porterspatch.com.
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October 11. Good to the Core – Cider Press, Green Bay Botanical Garden, Green Bay, 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. Participate in the age-old process of making sweet apple cider with a cider press. Class will include samples and instructions. Pre-registration required. Cost: $9 members, $18 non-members. (920) 490-9457 or gbbg.org.
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October 14. Fall Vegetables, Green Bay Botanical Garden, Green Bay, 6 – 7:30 p.m. Have a picky eater? Learn the nutritional value of fall vegetables and how to incorporate them into recipes. Preregistration required. Cost: $14 members, $23 non-members. (920) 490-9457 or gbbg.org.
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October 20. Herb Garden Fall Flavors, Green Bay Botanical Garden, Green Bay, 6 – 7:30 p.m. Join a culinary specialist at the Green Bay Botanical Garden in harvesting ingredients from the garden and incorporating them into fall vegetable recipes. Preregistration required. Cost: $18 members, $27 non-members. (920) 490-9457 or gbbg.org.
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October 21. Fall Frolic, 1000 Islands Environmental Center, 1000 Beaulieu Court, Kaukauna, 6:30 p.m. Celebrate autumn with stories and a guided hike to look at fall colors. The evening will wrap up with small crafts and refreshments. (920) 766-4733 or 1000islandsenvironmentalcenter.org.
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October 27. Pumpkin Pie Potpourri, Green Bay Botanical Garden, Green Bay, 6 – 7:30 p.m. Learn advanced carving techniques and decorative options for your pumpkins—the family will proudly put these on display. Pre-registration required. Cost: $14 members, $23 non-members. (920) 490-9457 or gbbg.org.
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November 4. The Garden Tree Pendant, Green Bay Botanical Garden, Green Bay, 6 – 7:30 p.m. Create a beautiful “tree of life” pendant using beads and wire to hang in your home. Pre-registration required. Cost: $40 members, $49 non-members. (920) 490-9457 or gbbg.org. November 11. Tea Leaves the Cup – 2014 Christmas Tea, Green Bay Botanical Garden, Green Bay, 6 – 7:30 p.m. Members of the Herb Society of America will be at the Green Bay Botanical Garden serving up traditional and new sweets and savories at this annual Christmas tea event. Learn the history of tea, tea etiquette and more. Cost: $14 members, $23 non-members. (920) 490-9457 or gbbg.org.
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November 20. Birds of Wisconsin, 1000 Islands Environmental Center, 1000 Beaulieu Court, Kaukauna, 6:30 p.m. Take the family to Kaukauna for this live bird program. Learn about some of Wisconsin’s most common and rare birds. (920) 7664733 or 1000islandsenvironmentalcenter.org.
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Saturdays and Sundays in October. BerryLand Haunted Hayride, 5810 Heimke Lane, Abrams, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Take the family on a hayride, pick a pumpkin, let them explore the Munchkin Maze and more. Cost: $4. (920) 826-7297 or pickberryland.com.
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Saturdays and Sundays through October, Porter’s Patch, W4314 State Hwy 156, Bonduel, 12 – 4 p.m. Porter’s Patch Fall Family Farm Fun is now open. Bring the kids out for silo chalk graffiti, pumpkin bowling, straw bale fort building, pumpkin toss and more. Before you leave, stop in the Farm Store for squash, pumpkins and piemaking supplies. (715) 758-8162 or porterspatch.com.
Daily through November 2. Corn maze, Meuer Farm, N2564 Hwy. 151, Chilton. Get lost in the Meuer Farm’s corn maze. A highlight of the season, this maze is a must-see. While you’re there, hop on a hayride and later let the kids explore the activity area—an 80-foot tube slide, straw fort and more. Cost based on age, maze: $5-$10, hayride: $4-$6. (920) 418-2676 or meuerfarm.com.
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NEW Zoo, 4378 Reforestation Road, Green Bay. The NEW Zoo is open 365 days of the year. Visit the more than 200 animals that are in the zoo’s care. (920) 434-7841 or newzoo.org.
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Reforestation Camp, 4418 Reforestation Road, Green Bay. With miles of trails and outdoor activities, the Reforestation Camp appeals to all ages. Be sure to climb the look out tower before you leave. (920) 448-4466 or co.brown.wi.us.
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Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary, 1660 East Shore Drive, Green Bay. This 700-acre wildlife refuge features animal exhibits and educational displays. The sanctuary invites families to hike trails, view wildlife, feed waterfowl and more. There is no admission fee. (920) 391-3671 or baybeachwildlife.com.
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DeYoung Family Zoo, N5406 County Road 577 Wallace, MI. It’s worth the drive to the DeYoung Family Zoo! Get an up-close look at animals from around the world. Large natural habitats and hands-on experiences. (906) 788-4093 or thedeyoungfamilyzoo.com.
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September 27-October 31. Free Pick Your Own Pumpkin, Mulberry Lane Farm, W3190 County Board B, Hilbert. Stop by Mulberry Lane Farm and pick your own pumpkin right from the field. While you’re there, say hello to the cows, cuddle with the kittens or catch a chicken. Cost to enter the farm: $12 per person. (920) 9893130 or mulberrylanefarmwi.com.
Barkhausen Waterfowl Preserve, 2024 Lakeview Drive, Suamico. Located on the west shore of Green Bay, the waterfowl preserve offers over 900 acres of forest, meadows and wetlands. Explore the nature center and trails; relax after a busy day at the picnic grounds. (920) 448-4466 or co.brown.wi.us.
Now through October 31. Corn maze, Schopf’s Dairy View Country Store, 5169 County I, Sturgeon Bay, Monday–Saturday, 10 a.m. – 8 p.m., Sunday, 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. Plan an afternoon adventure in Dairy View’s corn maze. Expect to spend two hours twisting and turning through the field. Cost: $7 per person, children 3 and under are free. (920) 743-2238 or dairyview.com.
1000 Islands Environmental Center, 1000 Beaulieu Court, Kaukauna. The 1000 Islands Environmental Center provides the public many miles of trails, which can be used for hiking, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. Head indoors after an active afternoon to admire the remarkable mounted animal collection. (920) 7664733 or 1000islandsenvironmentalcenter.org.
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Ahnapee State Trail, 421 Navarino Street, Algoma. Hikers, bikers and horseback riders are invited out to share the limestone family-friendly trail. In winter, cross-country skiers, snowshoers and snowmobilers like to cross the frosty path. (920) 388-0444 or ahnapeestatetrail. com.
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Rock K Ranch, 2372 Day Street, Greenleaf. Enjoy an old-fashioned horse drawn hayride at Rock K Ranch. Bring the family out in the fall or take a sleigh ride in the winter. (920) 864-2570 or rockkranch.com.
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Edge of Park Rentals, main entrance to Peninsula State Park, Fish Creek. Explore Door County in style! Rent bikes for your crew and follow the trails through the beautiful Peninsula State Park. (920) 868-3344 or edgeofpark.com.
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Wednesdays, September 24-November 12. Paws for Tales: Read to a Dog, Ashwaubenon Library, 1060 Orlando Drive, Green Bay, 4 – 5 p.m. Let children practice their reading skills in a fun, low stress way by reading to a dog! Drop in and read to the library’s canine friend, Jessie. (920) 492-4913 or browncountylibrary.org.
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September 30. Family Fiesta, East Library, 2255 Main Street, Green Bay, 5:30 – 7 p.m. Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with this fun and informational cultural event. See how piñatas are made. Make and sample tortillas. Fun for the whole family! (920) 391-4600 or browncountylibrary.org.
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October 4. Adventure Away! Pirate Fun at the Neville Museum, Green Bay, 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. Stop by for shenanigans and handicrafts related to water, aquatic beasts, boats and pirates. Stay for storytime sponsored by the Central Library. (920) 448-5846 or browncountylibrary.org.
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October 4. Sanity Saving Saturdays–Mind Benders Edition, Southwest Library, 974 Ninth Street, Green Bay, 12 – 4 p.m. Test your knowledge with wooden, plastic and paper brain teasers. (920) 492-4910 or browncountylibrary.org.
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October 7. Family Bingo Night. WeyersHilliard Library, 2680 Riverview, Green Bay, 6:30 p.m. Head to the Howard Library for a friendly game of bingo. (920) 448-4405 or browncountylibrary.org.
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October 18. Fall Fest Garden Party—An Edible Garden Celebration, Central Library, 515 Pine Street, Green Bay, 1-3 p.m. Drop in to enjoy a variety of activities both indoors and out. Help build a scarecrow, go on a scavenger hunt and do a “helicopter seed” drop from the balcony. Great fun! (920) 448-5846 or browncountylibrary.org.
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October 20. Sensory Friendly Storytime and Free Play, Central Library, 515 Pine Street, Green Bay, 6 – 7 p.m. This evening event is designed for children ages 4-8 that are on the autism spectrum or have sensory issues. Visual supports and high interest activities will be used to engage children. Registration encouraged. (920) 448-5874 or browncountylibrary.org.
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October 21. Wind Tube Workshop, Southwest Library, 974 Ninth Street, Green Bay, 6 – 7:30 p.m. Join The Children’s Museum of Green Bay as they explore moving air and every day objects. (920) 4924910 or browncountylibrary.org.
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October 21. Toy Box Play and Learn Storytimes, Central Library, 515 Pine Street, Green Bay, 6 – 7:30 p.m. Watch your little ones pretend with stations featuring new library toys. Check out the “baby care” doll station, puzzles, building toys, trains and more. Designed for children ages 0-8. (920) 448-5846 or browncountylibrary.org.
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October 21. Lego Block Party, WeyersHilliard Library, 2680 Riverview, Green Bay, 6:30 p.m. Bring your ideas and build with the library’s blocks. (920) 448-4405 or browncountylibrary.org.
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October 24-25. Sweet Street, Shopko Hall, Green Bay, Friday, 11 a.m. – 8 p.m., Saturday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. Sweet Street provides safe and controlled trick-or-treating and activities for children. More than 150,000 pieces of candy are handed out to young ghosts and goblins. Advance tickets: $6 kids, $3 adults. At the door: $7 kids, $4 adults. (920) 405-1199 or sweetstreetgreenbay.com.
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October 24-25. Boo Bash, The Building for Kids Children’s Museum, 100 W. College Ave., Appleton, 5:30 – 8 p.m. Head to the Children’s Museum in Appleton for carnival games and trick-or-treating. (920) 734-3226 or buildingforkids.org.
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October 10. Guts and Gears: Take-Apart Time, East Library, 2255 Main Street, Green Bay, 3 – 4:30 p.m. Have a little one that’s curious? Come to the East Library and let them take apart toys, toasters and other fun stuff. For children ages 5 and up. (920) 391-4600 or browncountylibrary.org.
October 25. Food Microbiology: Looking at Dinner Through a Microscope, Central Library, 515 Pine Street, Green Bay, 11 a.m. – 12 p.m. Every wonder what makes milk go bad or gives yogurt that unique taste? The answer is under the microscope. The Central Library will solve many food mysteries in this afternoon program. (920) 448-5846 or browncountylibrary.org.
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October 14. Definitely Dogs, WeyersHilliard Library, 2680 Riverview, Green Bay, 10:30 a.m. Stop by the Howard library and visit with a dog from Happily Ever After Animal Sanctuary. Make a dog craft before heading home. (920) 448-4405 or browncountylibrary. org.
October 25. Once Upon a Halloween, Children’s Museum of Green Bay, Green Bay, 4 – 7 p.m. This family-friendly event includes a family costume contest, ghostly games and activities and wicked workshops. Cost: $10 per person. (920) 432-4397 or gbchildrensmuseum. org.
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October 27. Halloween Hullabaloo. WeyersHilliard Library, 2680 Riverview, Green Bay, 6:30 p.m. Come for storytime and then let the kids trick-ortreat through the library in their costume. (920) 448-4405 or browncountylibrary.org.
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October 29. Family Fun Night—Howl-OWeek Fun, Kress Family Library, 333 N. Broadway, De Pere, 6:30 p.m. Have your children slip on their Halloween costume and prepare for a sweet evening. (920) 448-4407 or browncountylibrary.org.
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October 29-30. Halloween Hullabaloo. Weyers-Hilliard Library, 2680 Riverview, Green Bay, 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. Come for storytime and then let the kids trick-or-treat through the library in their costume. (920) 448-4405 or browncountylibrary.org.
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November 3. Teddy Bear Sleepover, Ashwaubenon Library, 1060 Orlando Drive, Green Bay, 6 p.m. Dress kids in their PJs, bring a favorite stuffed animal and listen to bedtime stories at the library. After, the stuffed animal gets to spend the night at the library and will be ready for pickup, along with pictures of their adventures, the next morning. (920) 492-4913 or browncountylibrary.org.
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November 11. Family Bingo Night. WeyersHilliard Library, 2680 Riverview, Green Bay, 6:30 p.m. Head to the Howard Library for a friendly game of bingo. (920) 448-4405 or browncountylibrary.org.
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November 12. Superheroes Unite!, Wrightstown Library, 615 Main Street, Wrightstown, 6 p.m. Dress your own superhero in his favorite costume for this special storytime. Enjoy crafts, games and more. (920) 532-4011 or browncountylibrary.org.
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November 18. Lego Block Party, WeyersHilliard Library, 2680 Riverview, Green Bay, 6:30 p.m. Bring your ideas and build with the library’s blocks. (920) 448-4405 or browncountylibrary.org.
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December 21. Breakfast with the Grinch, The Building for Kids Children’s Museum, 100 W. College Ave., Appleton, 8 – 10 a.m. It isn’t Christmas without a little time with the Grinch. The Appleton’s Children’s Museum is offering breakfast with the Grinch, Grinch-themed crafts and an interactive read-aloud. Don’t miss it! Advanced tickets required. Cost: $6/members, $10/nonmembers. (920) 734-3226 x 15 or buildingforkids.org.