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Door County Publishing is a division of Gannett Co. Copyright 2010 by Key to the Door Illustrated. All rights reserved. Key to the Door Illustrated magazine is dedicated to familiarizing visitors to Door County with the many opportunities that await them on the Door Peninsula. We would be delighted to receive your comments. We have made every effort to assure accuracy but prices, hours and menus may change. Key to the Door Illustrated is published annually. Distribution is made on a regular basis through state and county information centers and the magazine’s network of advertisers. Extra copies are available. Send $3.50 S/H. For advertising rates, deadline dates or other information please call 920.743.3321 When writing advertisers, please mention Key to the Door Illustrated. The Door Peninsula is a great place to vacation. We hope this publication assists you in getting the most out of your stay here. Those of us who live here take great pride in our community and we’re delighted to share its magnificent beauty with you. We feel Key to the Door Illustrated is a unique vacation guide, blending considerable feature material with attractive advertising. Key to the Door Illustrated is the oldest vacation guide on the Peninsula, founded in 1954. We like to think it’s become a collector’s item of sorts, so don’t discard the magazine when your vacation is over. Take it home and use it to help plan your next vacation to The Door.

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Door County Map....................................................................... Map ....................................................................... 4 Cover Co e Artist: A tist Lyle L le Lamont ........................................................... 6 Calendar of Events ..................................................................... 8 Algoma .....................................................................................13 Sturgeon Bay/Southern Door ...................................................15 Public Galleries .........................................................................17 Museums .................................................................................21 Fish Creek/Egg Harbor/Baileys Harbor/ Jacksonport ...............23 Performing Arts ........................................................................24 LIghthouses..............................................................................31 Ephraim/Sister Bay/Ellison Bay/Gills Rock/ Washington Island ....................................................................33 The Clearing .............................................................................38 Fishing ......................................................................................41 State Parks...............................................................................42 Kewaunee ................................................................................43 Key to the Advertisers ........................................................44-49 Coupons ........................................................................ 45 & 47 Advertiser Index........................................................................49

MORE INFORMATION ON ADVERTISERS For more specific information on Key to the Door Illustrated advertisers, please turn to pages 44-49. The magazine is divided into four geographic regions, beginning with Sturgeon Bay/Southern Door and heading north up the Peninsula. Kewaunee County advertising can be found at both the front and back of the magazine. In addition, there is a listing for “Services” on Pages 48 & 49. A handy alphabetical listing of advertisers can be found on Page 49.

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Lyle Lamont COVER ART: “I’ll Always Return to Ephraim.”

Cover exemplifies Ephraim artist’s quest to capture the feel of Door County At times, it’s hard to leave a place. Still, you have to go. But, turning around for one last look helps you to remember the sites, the sounds, and the feeling of being there. In “I’ll Always Return to Ephraim,” painter Lyle Lamont, portrays a scene that many people observe as they look back while heading south from the picturesque village. The painting is displayed on the cover of this issue of Key to the Door Illustrated. It shows the Ephraim beach, tall grass and Eagle Harbor and boathouse in the foreground and church spires punctuating the green hills beyond. “That’s a popular spot, especially to people who have stayed in Ephraim,” Lamont said. “To me, the twin spires of the churches are the things that capture everyone’s imagination as they are driving to Ephraim or leaving, as well as the white buildings against the green (trees). It is just a beautiful view.” White is often the predominant color in paintings and photographs of Ephraim, but Lamont, who has an aptitude for painting trees and a full palette of colors for portraying Door County, lavishly uses green in his oil on linen painting, which is 40-inches-wide by 30-inches-high. “And it has more detail up close, and the background is a little more impressionistic with less detail and precision,” he said. Lamont, owner of the Red Door Gallery, 3050 Cedar St. in Ephraim, creates Door County landscapes in oil and pen and ink drawings. He works from a studio in a two-story coach style building (garage below and studio and gallery above).

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COVER ARTIST With his wife Nancy, he moved to Door County in 2006 after holding the position of national creative director for Walgreens in Deerfield, Ill. Lamont handled print advertising and in-store signage and teamed up with an ad agency for television commercials during a period of rapid growth for the drugstore chain. While employed at Walgreens, he did pen and ink drawings and some watercolor painting, too. He associates getting started with oils with time he spent with Robert Bentley, an Ellison Bay-based painter of landscapes and portraits and former Key to the Door Illustrated cover artist. “After a few sessions of working with Bob, it gave me a whole new direction. And I haven’t looked back since,” Lamont said. “It has been a really great experience. I really love oils.” His process often begins with pencil sketches and photographs; the latter are used to capture details of architecture. Then, he paints in his studio, where he also shows work for sale and invites the public to ask questions. His art is also available at the clubhouse at Horseshoe Bay Farms, Egg Harbor, and online at reddoorgallery.com. Lamont’s landscapes often depict hidden Door County areas such as paintings that refer to these areas like, “Shivering Sands Creek” and “Maple Syrup Time.” But he paints iconic sites, too, such as his “Ledges of Cave Point.” He said he uses loose, bold and spontaneous strokes to capture the backgrounds and contrasting fine detail to emphasize a focal point. His landscape paintings, generously sized, are “statement pictures,” Lamont said, which people like to have for areas like family rooms. Giclée prints of some of his most popular paintings, including “I’ll Always Return to Ephraim” are available. The original of the Key to the Door cover painting is also for sale. One of Lamont’s collectors appar-

ently likes to look at his painting of cows in a field as he has breakfast every morning in an area north of Milwaukee. “I have collectors, some of whom have half a dozen of my paintings. It’s a slow build, but I’m really not in a hurry. I’m really trying to capture the feeling of Door County,” Lamont said. Another area he enjoys capturing is the Cotswolds. He creates pen and ink drawings of that west-central England area. In fact, Lamont and his wife have visited more than 250 Cotswolds villages and made detailed sketches of the sites. “It’s not unlike Door County in a way: a very diverse countryside. It goes back to the 1200’s and 1300’s, and is loaded with yellow limestone buildings, stone walls, singletrack roads, and old churches. It’s a fascinating place and quite large,” he said. His plans include publishing a book on drawings of the Cotswolds. He is also getting ready to take a class in portraiture with Craig Blietz, a Sister Bay-based painter and art instructor. “I think it’s important to keep learning,” Lamont said. Donna Marie Pocius, an Egg Harbor-based freelance writer, writes about the arts, travel, decorating and business. Contact her at donnamarie@ dcwis.com.

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MAY 2010 27-29: FESTIVAL OF NATURE, Ridges Sanctuary, Baileys Harbor. The Ridges Sanctuary and five local conservation groups to offer guided field trips through some of Door County’s special natural areas − many not generally open to the public. Evening presentations, early morning bird. walks. (920) 839-2802.

29-30: STURGEON BAY FINE ART FAIR, Sunset Park, Sturgeon Bay. 10am-4pm. 12th annual juried multi-media art show. Entertainment, children’s activities, food and beverages along the water. (800) 301-6695.

29-30: MAIFEST, Lakeside Park, Jacksonport. Art fair, fun run, great food, music, horse pull, parade and more. (920) 823-2800.

JUNE 2010 5: PADDLE FEST, Nicolet Beach in Peninsula State Park. 9am-2pm. Demo new kayaks, no experience necessary, free admission. (920) 854-7598.

6: STATE PARK OPEN HOUSE DAY, county-wide. Free admission to all state parks. Newport State Park, (920) 854-2500, Peninsula State Park, (920) 868-3258. Potawatomi State Park, (920) 746-2890, Whitefish Dunes State Park, (920) 823-2400. 7-14: HERITAGE DAYS, Fish Creek. Fish Creek’s Gibraltar Historical Association celebrates the history of Gibraltar Township & Fish Creek. Walking tours, music, Noble House tours, programs & events. (800) 577-1880 or www. fishcreekinfo.com.

10-13: STEEL BRIDGE SONGFEST, Downtown Sturgeon Bay.

The following calendar is compiled through the efforts of the Door County Visitor Bureau and the Key to the Door Illustrated. PHOTO BY LEN VILLANO

18-20: FYR BAL FESTIVAL, Ephraim. Festival re-creates traditions of early Norwegians celebrating Midsummer’s Eve. Enjoy live music, an art and craft show, alpacas and llamas, a raffle, silent auction, regatta, children’s activities and crafts. (920) 854-4989.

19: THE RIDGES RIDE FOR NATURE, Ridges Sanctuary, Baileys Harbor. 7:30am-3pm. Bicycle the back roads of Door County. Sagwagon, rest stops, well-marked routes, nature notes, and a delicious pasta lunch. (920) 8392802 or www.ridgessanctuary.org. 25-27: OLDE ELLISON BAY DAYS. 44th Annual. Pie baking contest, a grand parade, and an art fair. Music by “Copper Box” and “Door County Bluegrass Camp.” Food, games, and activities for children and adults will also be at the Park. This is a traditional summer family event in Door County. 26: PARADE OF PONDS, Various locations. 5th Annual. A self-guided tour of backyard. water features, presented by Waterscape Designs. Benefits the Family Centers of Door County, Inc. (920) 856-6595. 26-27: LITTLE STURGEON DAYS, Little Sturgeon Bay. Communitywide rummage sale, arts and crafts, music, kids’ activities, food, and refreshments. (920) 824-5222 or www.littlesturgeonwi.com.

26-27: RENAISSANCE FANTASY FAIRE, Monument Point Rd., Carlsville. 10am-6pm. Cheer your champion knight at the Joust Arena. Feast like a king with the Royals. Delight in the antics of street performers, belly dancers and musicians. This charity fundraiser is a sure bet for family entertainment. $9-$12. (920) 973-8233.

28-30: THE RIDGES KIT CAMP, Ridges Sanctuary, Baileys Harbor. 9am-noon. Explore nature activities, nature art, story time, snack, hikes and rambles through The Ridges. Age 4-entering kindergarten. Parents are encouraged to stay and explore along with their child. $60 ($10 discount for Ridges members). Registration required. (920) 839-2802.

International songwriters showcase. Three nights and a day with over 100 bands and soloists on 10 stages. (920) 743-5605.

11-13: DOOR COUNTY LIGHTHOUSE WALK FESTIVAL, County-wide. This popular event has settled into June. Self-guided tour of mainland lighthouses combined with an assortment of boat trips to outlying lights, give the lighthouse enthusiast an assortment of experiences from which to choose. Information: (920) 743-5958.

17-20: WASHINGTON ISLAND CANOE AND KAYAK EVENT, Washington Island. The 2nd annual Washington Island Canoe and Kayak Race, Expedition and Symposium. (877) 942-5737 or www.washingtonislandcanoeandkayakevent.com.

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1: RIDGES FAMILY DISCOVERY NIGHT, Baileys Harbor Town Hall. 7-8:30pm. The Ridges Sanctuary invites kids and adults to explore nature with lots of hands-on and hands-in activities. (920) 839-2802.

2-4: DOOR COUNTY BREEZE WINDSURFING REGATTA, Ephraim. (920) 833-6470 or www.26.brinkster.com/dcbreeze.

Calendar 17: FLY-IN FISH BOIL, Washington Island Airport. Sponsored by the Lions Club. (920) 847-2179.

3-4: ART ON THE QUIET SIDE, Lakeside Park, Jacksonport. Art &

17-18: DOOR COUNTY TRIATHLON, Murphy Park, Egg Harbor. Event offers Sprint (1/4 mile swim, 18 mile bike, 3.1 mile run) and Half Iron (1.2 mile swim, 56 mile bike, 13.1 mile run) distances. Advance registration required. Saturday and Sunday, 8am. (920) 606-2458.

Craft fair, refreshments, family fun. (920) 854-9372.

17: KIDS’ TRIATHLON, Door County YMCA, Sturgeon Bay. In conjunc-

3-4: FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION, Harborview Park, Egg

tion with the Door County Triathlon. Intermediate triathlon for boys and girls ages 4-14. (920) 743-4949.

3: FFA ALUMNI DAIRY BREAKFAST, Geisel Farm, Brauer Rd.., in Valmy. 6am-11:30am. (920) 743-4859.

Harbor. Food and refreshments starting at 2pm, with the Mango Brothers Band playing at 5pm and fireworks at dusk, on July 3Rd.. Parade at 1:30pm on the 4th. (920) 868-3717.

3: BIRCH CREEK FREE FAMILY CONCERT, Birch Creek Music Performance Center, Egg Harbor. 1-2:30 pm (920) 868-3763. 3-4: RENAISSANCE FANTASY FAIRE, Monument Point Rd., Carlsville. 10am-6pm. See skillful demonstrations of time honored arts, crafts & armored combat. This charity fundraiser is a sure bet for family entertainment. $9-$12. (920) 973-8233.

4: PANCAKE BREAKFAST, Washington Island Firehouse. Sponsored by the Washington Island Fire Dept. (920) 847-2179.

4: FOURH OF JULY FIREWORKS ON WASHINGTON ISLAND, Washington Island Ball Park. Fireworks begin at dusk. (920) 8472179.

4: FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION IN BAILEYS HARBOR. Arts, crafts, live entertainment, children’s games, fireworks at dusk. Parade at 10am. (920) 839-2366.

4: FISH CREEK INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION.

17-18: JURIED ART & CRAFT FAIR – ANTIQUE TRACTOR AND FARM IMPLEMENT EXHIBIT, ELLISON BAY. Artwork, handcrafted treasures, jewelry, photography and more. Artist demonstrations. Tractor parade. Engine demos. Hay Rides. 1800 Log Museum Tours both days. Annual/ Perennial plant sale, Saturday. Great food, beverages. Music by Bittdorf Brothers Saturday1-3pm. Fundraiser for Liberty Grove Historical Society. 11871 Hwy. 42. Free parking. (920) 854-1926.

17, 24: MUSIC AT LAKESIDE PARK, Lakeside Park, Jacksonport. 3-4:30pm. (920) 823-2288.

17: OPEN HOUSE: THE GARDEN DOOR, Peninsular Research Station, Sturgeon Bay. 1-4pm. Tour the educational garden maintained by the Door County Master Gardeners and the UW Research Station staff. Refreshments will be served. (920) 746-7952.

19-24: PLEIN AIR FESTIVAL, County-wide. A combination of free and ticketed events. Artists have 6 days to paint Door County on canvas. Collector’s Preview party and Gala Auction on Friday, July 23 at the Peninsula School of Art. Watch over 100 artists paint during the Dockside Quick-Paint competition in Clark Park, Fish Creek on July 24. Painting begins at 9am (920) 868-3455.

Spectacular display of fireworks at dusk. (800) 577-1880.

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4: GILLS ROCK CELEBRATES. Food and live music start at 5pm. Boat regatta at 6:30pm in the harbor. Fireworks at dusk. (920) 854-2972.

4: STURGEON BAY CELEBRATES! Sunset Park 7pm. Enjoy an oldfashioned ice cream social, Peninsula Symphonic Band performance at 8pm, followed by fireworks. (800) 301-6695.

4: HAIRPIN RUN, FISH CREEK. Registration at 7:30am at the old Gibraltar Town Hall. 5k-10k. (920) 868-2316 or hairpin.runwalk@gibraltar.k12. wi.us.

7-11: DOOR COUNTY FOLK FESTIVAL, Ephraim, Sister Bay, & Baileys Harbor. Celebrating ethnic folk dancing and music from many countries with dancing and music workshops, parties, concerts, children’s program and much more. (773) 463-2288, (920) 421-2986 or www.dcff.net.

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8: 8TH ANNUAL GARDEN WALK IN SISTER BAY, various locations. 10am-4pm. Benefiting the Sister Bay Historical Society. (920) 8545257 or www.sisterbayhistory.org.

10-11: BELGIAN DAYS, Brussels Town Park. Includes a tractor pull on Saturday, Big Dawg softball tournament, firemen’s challenge, Country and Polka music. Saturday, noon to midnight. Parade 10am Sunday. (920) 825-1450. 10: ART IN THE PARK, Washington Island Art & Nature Center. Sponsored by the Art and Nature Center. Information: (920) 847-2179.

10: JEFFERSON STREET FESTIVAL, along Jefferson Street, Sturgeon Bay. 10am-5pm. Live music, strolling entertainers, children’s activities, food and beverages. (800)-301-6695.

15-18: AMISH QUILT SHOW AND SALE, Sister Bay Village Hall. 9am-5pm daily. (920) 823-2288.

17: BIRCH CREEK FREE FAMILY CONCERT, Birch Creek Music Performance Center, Egg Harbor. 1-2:30 pm (920) 868-3763.

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Calendar 20: OLD FASHIONED ICE CREAM SOCIAL, Corner of the Past/

Old Anderson House Museum, Sister Bay. 6-8pm. Sundaes and a variety of delicious homemade cakes, served in the unique setting of the Koessel Barn and surrounding farm yard. (920) 854-5257.

22-24: DOOR COUNTY ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE, Gibraltar High School, Fish Creek. 10am-5pm. 36th Annual Door County Antique Show. Sponsored by the Sister Bay Lions Club, to benefit Leader Dogs for the Blind. Featuring 35 professional dealers plus crystal and china repair on site. Admission is $5, under 16 free, good for all 3 days. (715) 355-5144.

24: REC RUN-10K RUN/5K AND 2K WALK/RUN, Rec. Center on Washington Island. 10am Registration. 8:30am Pre-registration, $20. (920) 847-2179. 24-Aug. 1: K/D SALMON TOURNAMENT, Multiple Locations. 28th Annual. Participating ports include Sturgeon Bay, Baileys Harbor, Washington Island, Algoma and Kewaunee. More than $40,000 in cash and prizes. $25 for entire tournament, $13 for one day. (920) 883-9792. 24-25: SOUTHERN DOOR FIRE DEPARTMENT PICNIC, Forestville Fire Station County Rd. J and Hwy 42. Co-ed softball tournament, motorcycle ride, live entertainment, parade, kids’ activities, silent auction, cash prize raffle, food and beverages. Parade on Sunday at 11am.

27: 50TH ANNUAL HOUSE AND GARDEN WALK, Countywide. 9am-5pm. Stroll through a showcase of five homes and gardens in the county. Benefiting the Door County Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. $25. (920) 746-1071. 29: SALE THRU THE AVENUES SIDEWALK SALE, City-wide, Sturgeon Bay. 9am-6pm. Sale is loaded with bargains, live entertainment, food and beverages and more. (800) 301-6695. 31: SAND SCULPTURE CONTEST, Whitefish Dunes State Park. 11am-3pm. Prizes in three categories. Come and be creative in the sun and in the sand! Contact park for rules. State park vehicle sticker required. (920) 823-2400.

31: 9TH ANNUAL CARLSVILLE DAY. Parade at 10am. Food, live music, art & craft vendors, free trolley rides and tons of family fun. (920) 743-2228.

AUGUST 2010 4-8: DOOR COUNTY FAIR, John Myles County Park, Sturgeon Bay. Carnival rides, food stands, 4-H animal barns, Grandstand events, kids and family tents. Starts Wednesday, 5pm. (920) 746-2261.

7: SCANDINAVIAN FESTIVAL, Washington Island. Scandinavian Fest Kaffe and Stavkirke Open House at Trinity Lutheran Church, Scandinavian Brunch at Bethel Church, Scandinavian dance festival in the evening and Scandinavian worship service at Trinity Lutheran Church. (920) 847-2179.

7: CHERRY FEST, Lakeside Park, Jacksonport. Historical display, fine arts and crafts, food, music, family fun and more. (920) 823-2316.

7-8: 2OTH ANNUAL CLASSIC WOODEN BOAT FESTIVAL, Door County Maritime Museum, Sturgeon Bay. 10am-4pm. Dozens of vintage vessels on display including the 149 ft. tug John Purves. Demonstrations and popular two-day Sikaflex quick and dirty boat building contest. Entertainment, raffle, plein air event, maritime author session. (920) 743-5958.

9: CAMP TAIGA, Ridges Sanctuary. 9am- noon. Learn about animals and plants that live here through hikes, cooperative games, and nature art. (Entering grades 1-2). Registration required. (920) 839-2802.

14: WASHINGTON ISLAND FAIR, Community Center. Craft booths, food booths, exhibits and Bingo. (920) 847-2179.

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14: DOOR COUNTY FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS. 10am-5pm. Waterfront Park in Sister Bay. Day-long festival featuring artists’ demonstrations, live music, cultural tours, culinary delights, children’s activities, narrated trolley tours of Sister Bay, Anderson Museum, and Corner of the Past. (920) 854-2127 (thru May), (920) 854-2812 (after May). 14: EGG HARBOR MARINA GRAND OPENING. The new Egg Harbor Marina officially opens with a celebration of our new facility, including music, refreshments, educational elements and many water recreation-related events. (920) 868-3717.

19: UNDER THE BIG TOP, Washington Island School Grounds. 7:30pm. Island musicians under the direction of Julian Hagen and Cindra Hokkanen. (920) 847-3434. 20-22: STURGEON BAY OFFSHORE CHALLENGE, Sawyer Park, Sturgeon Bay. 6am-1pm. 6th Annual Salmon & Trout Fishing Tournament. Ladies and children on Friday. Pro/Am Division on Saturday and Sunday. Many additional awards and prizes. (920) 585-3726.

20-22: VALMY THRESHEREE, Club Grounds, Valmy. Friday night 6pm, Saturday and Sunday starting at 8am. (920) 743-4859.

21: WEST FEST, Sturgeon Bay’s Madison Avenue. 9am-4pm. Celebrate a Wild West Day with a craft show, chili cook-off at high noon, live entertainment, plus food and beverages. (800) 301-6695.

21: TUG FEST, Door County Maritime Museum, Sturgeon Bay. The 3rd Annual event held in conjunction with West Fest Celebration. Hosted by the Door County Maritime Museum and centered on the museum’s Tug, John Purves. Tours of the tug and children’s activities. (920) 743-5958.

21: CANDLELIGHT BEACH WALK, Whitefish Dunes State Park. 7:30pm-9:30pm. Stroll for one mile on the shore. Part of the walk is handicapped accessible. State park vehicle sticker required. (920) 823-2400. 22: DOOR COUNTY MARITIME MUSEUM FISH BOIL, Door County Maritime Museum-Gills Rock. Classic Door County Fish Boil presented by J&M Fisheries of Gills Rock to benefit the museum. (920) 743-5958.

SEPTEMBER 2010 4: LABOR DAY WEEKEND RUN & DUATHLON, Fish Creek YMCA, Fish Creek. 5k run/walk, quarter-mile children’s run and duathlon, with a 2-mile run/12-mile bike. In addition to the races, there will be door prizes, free use of the aquatic center, refreshments and fun. (920) 868-3660.

4: MARINA FEST, Sister Bay Marina. Pancake breakfast, food & beverage booths, live music and dancing under the big tent, children’s boat building and craft tent, Championship Waterboard Warriors Ski Show, fireworks at dusk. (Nov-May) (920) 854-2127 or (Jun-Oct) (920) 854-2812.

5: WILDERNESS DAY, Newport State Park. A day of hikes and programs to celebrate Wisconsin’s only formally designated Wilderness State Park. (920) 854-2500.

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May 23-Jan. 2012: GHOSTS: HAUNTED LIGHTHOUSES OF THE GREAT LAKES, Door County Maritime Museum, Sturgeon Bay. Museum’s new exhibit exploring the mystery surrounding paranormal activity at some of the Great Lakes’ most famous lighthouses. (920) 743-5958.

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Live jazz on Jefferson Street, featuring special events in the stores, plus food and beverages. (800) 301-6695.

Ridges Sanctuary, Baileys Harbor. MonSat, 9am-4pm. Get close to nature with microscopes and bug boxes. (920) 8392802.

11: TASTE OF THE DOOR, Peninsular Research Station, Sturgeon

June 5-Oct. 23: FARMERS

Bay. 1-4pm. Many samples will be available throughout the afternoon. A Pesto Festo Contest will also be held, with visitors tasting and judging the entries. (920) 746-9026.

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11: JAZZ ON JEFFERSON, Sturgeon Bay’s Jefferson Street. 1-8pm.

11: CORN FEST, Schopf’s Hilltop Dairy, Carlsville. 9am-4pm. Events feature a walk through the 20 acre Corn Maze, children’s games, bakery items, food, raffle and silent auction, plus corn and pie eating contests. Proceeds from the event benefit Sunshine House, Inc. Maze. (920) 743-7943, ext 204. 12: DOOR COUNTY CENTURY RIDE WEEKEND County-wide, beginning and ending at the Door County Fairgrounds (John Miles County Park). Ride offers cyclists routes of 30 miles, 50 miles, 75 miles and 100 miles. Wellstocked food/fluid rest stations, and a post ride barbecue. Saturday, noon-8pm Packet pickup and Bike Expo at Door County Fairgrounds. Sunday 7-10am ongoing Packet pickup. Open ride start at Noon. Breakfast items sold. Barbeque following the ride. Noon-8 pm. (920) 606-2458.

12: BELGIAN KERMISS CELEBRATION, Camp Wabansi - 1242 Bayshore Rd., Brussels. 11am-2pm. Old time celebration of the harvest known as the Kermiss. Authentic Belgian food for sale: trippe, booyah and Belgian pies. Belgian history display, card tournament, live music, and children’s activities. (920) 856-1651.

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June 5-Oct. 23: SATURDAY FARM MARKET, Corner of the Past/Old Anderson House Museum, Sister Bay. 8amnoon Fresh, locally grown vegetables and flowers plus a wide variety of prepared foods from certified kitchens. Sponsored by the Sister Bay Historical Society. (920) 854-5257.

June 12-Sept. 25: TOURS, CORNER OF THE PAST/OLD ANDERSON HOUSE, Corner of the Past/Old Anderson House Museum, Sister Bay. Tour an 1875 farmhouse and restored farm buildings with centuryold furnishings, tools, and farm implements. Sponsored by the Sister Bay Historical Society. (920) 854-7680.

June 15-Oct. 26: FARMER’S MARKET TUESDAYS, Lakeside Park, Jacksonport. 9am -1pm.

June 15-Aug. 17: TUESDAY CONCERTS IN FISH CREEK,

18: HARVEST FESTIVAL AND HARVEST MOON CELEBRATION,

Noble Square. 2:30-4:30pm. Free concerts on the lawn. (920) 868-2316.

Sturgeon Bay. City-wide celebration of autumn’s bounty, featuring an art and craft show, car show, food booths, music and entertainment, plus children’s activities. The day concludes with a Harvest Moon celebration from 5-9pm. (800) 302-6695.

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Ephraim. 10:30am Guided walking tour of Ephraim, leaving from Anderson Barn History Center. Friday walking tour included in the admission to the Ephraim Village Museums. $5 adults, $3 students (ages 6-18). (920) 854-9688.

June 20-Aug. 1: EPHRAIM FAMILY SING-ALONGS, Ephraim Village Hall. 7:30pm. Old fashioned sing-along, led by a variety of song leaders and pianists. (920) 854-9688 or www.ephraim.org.

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June 21-Aug. 23: EVENINGS IN EPHRAIM, Harborside Park Gazebo. 7-9 pm. Free Monday night concerts from local musicians in Ephraim’s Harborside Park Gazebo. Information: (920) 854-4989.

June 24-Sept. 2: THURSDAY CONCERTS IN THE PARK IN EGG HARBOR, Harborview Park. 5-6:30pm Free concerts. Merchants

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June 24-Aug. 5: CHILDREN’S PROGRAM: DIVING INTO HISTORY, Anderson Barn History Center, Ephraim. Join us for our new program where children ages 8-12 will have the unique opportunity to live the life of an Ephraim child in the decades between the 1850s and 1940s. Please call to confirm. Program allows 8-10 children, so register early. $18. (920) 854-9688. >> CONTINUED ON PAGE 12

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18: OLD WORLD CRAFT FAIR, Jefferson Street, Sturgeon Bay. 10am-4:30pm. Featuring only handcrafted items from original artists. Knitting, spinning, fiber arts, jewelry, weaving, felting, pottery, quilting and much more. (920) 743-3172 or pbahelliott@charter.net.

18: AUTUMN FEST, Downtown Baileys Harbor. 9am-4pm. Arts & Crafts, entertainment, food. (920) 839-2366. 18: RIDGES RECYCLE EXTRAVAGANZA-FLEA MARKET,

Ridges Sanctuary, Baileys Harbor. 8:30am-2pm. Clean out the attic and set up a booth or donate items to benefit The Ridges Sanctuary. Call to reserve a spot or donate items. (920) 839-2802.

24-26: INSIDE/OUTSIDE SALE, Fish Creek. Visitors will experience Autumn with special treats and delights. Events begin on Friday and continue through Sunday. (800) 577-1880.

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June 27-Aug. 22: SUNSET CONCERT SERIES, Peg Egan Performing Arts Center, Egg Harbor. 7pm. Free concerts at the Peg Egan pavilion on Church Street. Bring lawn chairs and blankets. (920) 868-3717.

June 26-Aug. 1: MARITIME MUSEUM SUNDAY SUMMER CONCERT SERIES, Door County Maritime Museum, Sturgeon Bay. 7pm. Weekly Sunday evening performances by popular area musicians. On the Fourth of July weekend, the concert will be on Saturday evening. (920) 743-5958 or www.dcmm.org.

JULY 2010 July 1–31: DRAGONFLY WORKSHOP, Ridges Sanctuary, Baileys Harbor. Children and adults are captivated as they spend a morning capturing, studying and releasing many different kinds of dragonflies, including the federally endangered Hines Emerald. (920) 839-2802. July 5-26: THE RIDGES FOXES KIDS PROGRAMS, The Ridges Sanctuary, Baileys Harbor. Mondays in July. 9am-noon. Each day’s activities include a hike, games, stories, and a snack. Entering grades 1-2. Sign up for one or all sessions. Registration required. $25 per session ($5 discount Ridges members. (920) 839-2802. July 7-28: RIDGES EXPLORERS KIDS PROGRAM Ridges Sanctuary. Wednesdays in July. 9am-noon. Outdoor adventures, rambles in the Ridges Education area, hikes on the trails, and nature art to fill a busy morning with discussions of our impact on the environment. Entering grades 3-6. Sign up for one or all sessions. Registration is required. $25 per session ($5 discount for Ridges Members). Information: (920) 839-2802.

AUGUST 2010 Aug. 1-31: MONARCH BUTTERFLY WORKSHOPS, Ridges Sanctuary, Baileys Harbor. Learn about the various stages of the beautiful Monarch Butterfly and then go out with the naturalist to capture, tag, and release these delicate creatures. (920) 839-2802.

SEPTEMBER 2010 Sept. 8-25: KINGDOM SO DELICIOUS, County-wide. Door County takes a three week culinary tour from Southern Door to Washington Island. Celebrate foods, in this exploration of locally produced food, prepared by regional chefs. Visitors can participate in multi-level culinary adventures. (800) 527-3529.

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7: AUTUMN QUILT SHOW AND SALE, Sister Bay Village Hall. 9am-5pm daily. (920) 823-2288.

9: SPOOKTACULAR HIKE, Peninsula State Park, Fish Creek. 5-7:30pm. Self-guided hike. One-mile candlelit trail, fun for all ages. Refreshments. State park vehicle sticker required. (920) 868-3258.

9: TOWNLINE ART FAIR, Fine Line Designs Gallery and Sculpture Garden, Ephraim. 10 am-5pm. The 37th Annual Townline Art Fair is hosted by Fine Line Designs and Sculpture Garden on Ephraim’s north end. Visual arts and fine crafts. Featuring over 80 professional juried artists from across the Midwest. (920) 854-4343. 9-10: PUMPKIN PATCH FESTIVAL, Egg Harbor. Arts and crafts, rides for the kids, scarecrow and pumpkin decorations, free concerts and much, much more. Information: (920) 868-3717. 10: FALL FUN FEST AND CIDER PRESSING PARTY, Washington Island Farm Museum. (920) 847-2179 or www.washingtonislandchamber.com. 15-17: FALL FESTIVAL, Sister Bay. Parade, arts & crafts, food booths, live music, ping pong ball drop. Parade Saturday at 11am. (Nov-May) (920) 854-2127. (Jun-Oct) (920) 854-2812.

23: DOOR COUNTY FALL 50, Gills Rock to Sturgeon Bay. 50-mile run offers a challenge to solo and teams of 2-5 runners. It ends with a party at Sunset Park with free beer & pizza. Pre-registration required. (920) 606-2458. 29-Dec. 19: HOLIDAYS AND HOLLY NIGHTS, Countywide. Celebrate Door County’s autumn beauty, rich maritime heritage, and unique shopping opportunities. (800) 527-3529.

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Fish Creek. Jack O’Lantern Jamboree will feature pumpkins of all shapes and sizes throughout the village during Halloween weekend. Festivities will include trick or treating, a pet parade and costume contest. (920) 868-2316.

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7: SOUTHERN DOOR BOOSTER CLUB ARTS & CRAFTS FAIR, Southern Door Middle School. 9am-3pm. 30th Annual. Door County’s largest craft show under one roof. $2. (920) 825-7330.

19-21: CHRISTMAS BY THE BAY, Downtown Sturgeon Bay. This holiday weekend starts with tree lighting on Friday night. Parade 10am Sat., followed by children’s activities, hay rides and trolley rides. Brunch with Santa Sunday morning. (800) 301-6695.

21: 24TH ANNUAL ART FAIR, Door County YMCA. 9am- 3pm. Displays of fine art, bid on silent auction items and enjoy a fabulous spread of food, including baked goods, soups, sandwiches and more, while supporting the Door County YMCA Youth in Government Program. (920) 743-4949.

25: THANKSGIVING DAY PARADE, Jacksonport. Noon. (920)

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Jan.-Feb.: CANDLELIGHT SKIS, Various state parks. Saturday evenings ski on level candlelit trails. For details call: Newport State Park (920) 854-2500, Peninsula State Park (920) 868-3258, Whitefish Dunes State Park (920) 823-2400.

FEBRUARY 2011 4-6: FISH CREEK WINTER FESTIVAL, Fish Creek. Annual celebration of winter fun featuring a goofy parade, free trolley rides, Kites Over the Bay, Door County Idol, dog sled rides, live music, horse-drawn sleigh rides, familyfriendly games and activities. Great food, raffle prizes and so much more. (920) 868-2316. 12-13: FIRE & ICE 2011, Sturgeon Bay. Novice and professional carvers will turn massive blocks of snow and ice into works of art throughout the city of Sturgeon Bay. Dinner dance at Stone Harbor Resort. (920) 743-6246.

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27: CAPTURE THE SPIRIT, Sister Bay. Tree lighting at Waterfront Park, St. Nick, music, art fair in the Village Hall. (Nov-May) call (920) 854-2127. (JunOct) call (920) 854-2812. 26-27: HOLIDAY HOME TOUR, Northern Door County. Friday 4-8pm, Saturday10am-4pm. Tour five homes festively decorated for the holidays to benefit Northern Door Children’s Center and Gibraltar Area Schools. Visit the Bake Shoppe at the historic church (Sat. only). Each stop has a special surprise. Tickets: $20, available on line after Oct. 1 or at the homes during the event. (920) 854-4244.

26-27: EGG HARBOR HOLLY DAYS, Egg Harbor. Old- time caroling, breakfast with Santa, horse drawn wagon rides, Christmas tree lighting and elf hunt for the kids. (920) 868-3717.

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1-March 31, 2011: NATURE OF ROMANCE, County-wide. Dozens of romance packages are offered including, cozy lodging, scrumptious food and cozy extras. Details can be found at www.doorcounty.com. (800) 527-3259. 4: CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING, Baileys Harbor . Town Hall in Baileys Harbor. (920) 839-2366.

4: CHRISTMAS IN THE VILLAGE OF EPHRAIM, Ephraim. Children’s activities and crafts in, holiday open houses and a Christmas tree lighting ceremony at Harborside Park. (920) 854-4989. 4: DOOR CANCER’S HOLIDAY HOMES TOUR, Various Homes.10:30am-4pm. Tour five homes. Proceeds benefit Door CANcer. $25. (920) 743-8492.

5: STURGEON BAY B&B WALK, Sturgeon Bay. 1:30pm-5pm. Visit various historic Inns and B&Bs decorated for the holidays. Information (920) 743-4200.

11: THE RIDGES NATURAL CHRISTMAS, Ridges Sanctuary, Baileys Harbor. 3-5pm .The log cabins at the Ridges Sanctuary are decorated with natural materials and open to residents and visitors. Make a fresh Christmas wreath, nature crafts, or natural decorations. Take a winter hike in the sanctuary and enjoy luminaries lining the boardwalk from the upper window of the range light. (920) 839-2802.

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GUENZEL GALLERY Housed in a round barn on the Peninsula School of Art’s Fish Creek campus, the Guenzel Gallery is designed to exhibit local, regional and national artists, educate audiences, encourage collaboration between artistic disciplines and link them with the school’s programs. The gallery celebrated its 10th anniversary in 2009 and is open year round. EXHIBITIONS & EVENTS: April 16 - July 10: “The Medium is the Message,” with an opening reception and art-making event at 5-7 p.m. on Saturday, April 17, and a gallery talk with Deborah Oden on Friday, July 2. The exhibition will feature artwork ranging from Charles Munch’s large-scale oils addressing environmental issues, to Erika Simmon’s cassette-tape, rock-star portraits. Artists’ statements will add layers of understanding, and a dedicated wall becomes a canvas for public expression. >> CONTINUED ON PAGE 19

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The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Door County, located in Sister Bay, has a public art gallery with yearround monthly art exhibitions featuring the work of regional artists in all media. The UU Gallery also has an impressive permanent collection that includes the work of Angela Lensch and Louis Smolak. EXHIBITIONS: May 2-31: Kewaunee Art Academy student exhibition. June 6-30: Jan Forkert exhibition, featuring mixed media, jewelry, enameling, watercolors and combinations of 2-D and 3-D work. Contact the UU Gallery for updated information about exhibitions from July through the end of the year. For more information, contact the Corner Gallery at (920) 743-8728; the Francis Hardy Center for the Arts at (920) 854-2210 or www.thehardy.org; the Guenzel Gallery at (920) 868-3455 or www.peninsulaartschool. com/Guenzel_Gallery.html; the Link Gallery at (920) 868-2728 or www.dcauditorium.org/pages/thelinkgallery.asp; the Melzer Gallery at (920) 868-3763 or www.birchcreek.org; the Miller Art Museum at (920) 746-0707 or www.millerartmuseum.org; and the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Door County at (920) 854-7559 or www.uufdc.org.

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History, legends and lore will abound this summer at the Door County Maritime Museum, as its newest exhibit, “Ghosts! Haunted Lighthouses of the Great Lakes” opens. Whether you believe in ghosts or not, the exhibit explores the apparitions that have become ingrained in the history of several area lighthouses, including three Door County favorites — Sherwood Point, Pottawatomie on Rock Island, and Chambers Island. The hauntings cover an interesting gamut — a cat, a friendly lighthouse keeper’s wife, eerie sounds of doors slamming, unusual smells, and moving objects. Several tales of ship hauntings will also be explored. Creating an authentic experience, guests will enter what appears to be a lighthouse built inside the museum. Once inside, tests of extra sensory perceptions and interactive displays recreate the legends in spirit. Although thrilling, Desh says not to expect a haunted house atmosphere. “We are exploring the history and legend of the haunting,” said the museum’s Executive Director, Bob Desh. “There will be re-creations of the aberrations but … it will be educational.” Open daily 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. May 29 through Sept. 6. Fall and winter hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 120 N. Madison Avenue, Sturgeon Bay. Admission: Adults $7.50, Youth (ages 5-17) $4, Children 4 & under are free. Call (920) 743-5958 or visit www.dcmm.org. The Door County Historical Museum preserves the Peninsula’s history — from antique fire trucks to the county’s iconic cherry and apple industries and ethnic settlements, and more. A detailed wildlife diorama is a must see. Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily from May 1-Oct. 31, at Michigan Street and Fourth Avenue, Sturgeon Bay. Free admission. (920)743-5809. http://map.co.door.wi.us/museum The Historic Village at Crossroads contains a school, church and general store, as well as a blacksmith’s workshop, granary, fish house, two log homes and an heirloom garden. Free guided tours in summer from costumed interpreters on Sunday afternoons, beginning in June. Located on Michigan St., east of State Highway 42/57, Sturgeon Bay. http://www.crossroadsatbigcreek.org/village.htm The Historic Noble House, the oldest frame residence of Fish Creek and home to one of Fish Creek’s founding fathers, Alexander Noble, captures a glimpse of life in the young fishing and shipping village at the turn of the century. Open weekends only, beginning mid-May. Tuesday through Sunday, June 8-Oct. 17. Located at State Highway 42 and Main Street, Fish Creek. Admission: Adults $3, Children $1. Bus tours welcome. (920) 868-2091. http://www.historicnoblehouse.org/ Walking tours of Fish Creek are held at 2 p.m. Wednesdays, and 10 a.m. Fridays, July through September at the old town hall near the waterfront. The Ephraim Village Museums include: the Anderson Store, the Pioneer Schoolhouse, Goodletson Cabin, and the Anderson Barn. The barn hosts a hands-on hayloft for children. The Norwegian style Svalhus is seen by appointment only. A new tour begins at the Ephraim Moravian Church and includes the Historic Iverson House. 1:30-4 p.m. on Thursdays, beginning June 24. Museums open 11 a.m. - 4 p.m., Tuesday through Saturday, June 18 until Sept. 4, and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays-only, Sept. 10 through Oct. 9. Museum/tour admission: Adults $5, students $3, 6 and under free. http://www.ephraim.org Look for ongoing walking tours or check out the audio walking tours, available at the Ephraim Visitor’s Center. Operated by the Sister Bay Historical Society, the Corner of the Past and the Old Anderson House Museum are located at the intersection of State Highway 57 and Fieldcrest Road in Sister Bay. The original 1875 Anderson family farmhouse was completely renovated beginning in 1994 and features late 1800’s furnishings, historical pho-

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tographs, and artifacts depicting Sister Bay’s history. Authentic farm buildings complementing the Anderson House have been moved to the site and renovated by SBHS member volunteers. Considered the “hidden little treasure,” is the Door County Maritime Museum’s location in Gills Rock. Board the fishing tug, Hope housed inside the museum or “fire” a cannon or lyle gun at interactive new exhibits. Open daily 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., May 29-Oct. 17 at the corner of Wisconsin Bay Road and Highway 42 — look for the fish tug, Skipper, at the corner proudly pointing the way. Admission: $4.50 Adults, $2 children. Washington Island is home to a collection of museums. At the Jacobsen Museum, explore natural and historical artifacts collected from the island by the museum’s founder, Jens Jacobsen and much more. Open daily 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. from Memorial Day weekend to Columbus Day at Little Lake Road. The Washington Island Farm Museum, a collection of farm buildings from around the island, preserves the island’s agricultural history, as well as hosting an interesting array of children’s educational activities to connect today’s generations with old-fashioned farm fun. Hands-on classes include how to make ice cream, candles and cornhusk dolls. Located on Jackson Harbor Road. Opens in June. The Jackson Harbor Maritime Museum celebrates the local history of commercial fishing, the U.S. Coast Guard and area shipwrecks. Open daily from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. from Memorial Day weekend through Columbus Day weekend. The renovated Veblen Study Cabin, the summer home of Norwegian/American economist and sociologist Dr. Thorstein Veblen, is a work in progress to be completed this summer. Located at Little Lake Road, Washington island.

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PENINSULA PLAYERS Since 1935, Peninsula Players has provided audiences a chance to see a professional company of actors take on longtime favorites and new works. There have been numerous changes since they first performed behind a motel in Fish Creek – including a new multi-million dollar stage in 2006 – but the sense of actors and the audience “playingâ€? on the shores of Green Bay has not changed. The 75th anniversary season at the theater is no different. The shows for 2010 are: L “Heroes,â€? by GĂŠrald Sibleyras, translated by Tom Stoppard, June 15-July 4. L “Over the Tavern,â€? by Tom Dudzick, July 7-25. L Stephen Sondheim and Hugh Wheeler’s, “A Little Night Music,â€? July 28-Aug. 15. L “Comic Potential,â€? by Alan Ayckbourn, Aug. 18-Sept. 5. L “Panic,â€? by Joseph Goodrich, Sept. 8-Oct. 17. Peninsula Players performs Tuesdays through Sundays at its “theater in a garden,â€? off of Highway 42 on Peninsula Players Road, midway between Egg Harbor and Fish Creek. Tickets range from $29 to $36. For show times and more information, call (920) 868-3287 or visit the website at www.peninsulaplayers.com.

AMERICAN FOLKLORE THEATRE For decades, American Folklore Theatre has entertained audiences with original musicals and revues, all performed outdoors at Peninsula State Park. Three shows are on tap for summer 2010. L Mark Twain’s, “Life on the Mississippi,� by Douglas M. Parker and Denver Casado. L “Cheeseheads: The Musical,� by Paul Libman and Dave Hudson. L “Bone Dance,� created by Jeffrey Herbst; music by Marshall Keating and Jeffrey Herbst. Shows run in repertory from mid-June through the end of August. Tickets are $5-$18, or $5 more for reserved seating. A park sticker is not needed to attend. For information, call (920) 854-6117 or visit www.folkloretheatre.com.

DOOR SHAKESPEARE Door Shakespeare produces energetic and thrilling productions of the Bard and other classic playwrights from the outdoor stage at Bjorklunden, located south of Baileys Harbor off Highway 57. Two shows will be presented in Repertory this season: Shakespeare’s, “Much Ado About Nothing,� from July 10 to Aug. 21; and Richard Brinsley Sheridan’s, “The Rivals,� from July 9-Aug. 22. Call (920) 839-1500 or visit online at www.doorshakespeare.com for performance and ticket information.

THIRD AVENUE PLAYHOUSE Located in downtown Sturgeon Bay, the Third Avenue Playhouse presents theatrical productions and concerts throughout the year. The summer schedule was not set at press time, but call (920) 746-1760 or visit online at www.thirdavenueplayhouse.com for current information. 2010 SCHEDULE HIGHLIGHTS: June 4: TAPFest! A night of music to benefit TAP. L June 26: Pete Thelen’s CD Release Concert. L July 8-11: A

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DOOR COMMUNITY AUDITORIUM Attached to Gibraltar High School in Fish Creek on Highway 42, the Door Community Auditorium offers concerts throughout the summer, and is also the home of the Peninsula Music Festival. 2010 SCHEDULE (as of press time): May 30: Rich Little: Jimmy Stewart & Friends L June 20: Mountain Heart with Lynn Gudmundson L June 29: BĂŠla Fleck, Zakir Hussain, and Edgar Meyer L July 5: John Hiatt L July 10 Julian Hagen L July 16: Joan Baez L July 23: Los Lobos L July 31: The Machine, presenting Pink Floyd L Aug. 15: Gaelic Storm L Aug. 22: Brandi Carlile L Sept. 5: Red Neck Tenors L Nov. 26: The Lettermen Christmas For current information, call (920) 868-2728 or visit online at www.dcauditorium.org.

MIDSUMMER’S MUSIC Celebrating its 20th anniversary in 2010, the Midsummer’s Music Festival offers chamber music concerts in numerous Door County locations during the summertime. The ensemble, made up of top musicians, has long been a favorite for Door County audiences. The main summer season runs from June 11 to July 11, along with a Labor Day series from Sept. 1-6. Concerts are $25 and $50. For a complete schedule, call (920) 854-7088 or visit online at www.midsummersmusic.com.

BIRCH CREEK MUSIC PERFORMANCE CENTER Since the middle 1970s, the music school has offered summertime concerts in the Dutton Concert Barn, located on the school’s campus, three miles east of Egg Harbor on County Highway E. The concerts feature performances by the school’s talented youngsters and the top professional faculty. Three series are offered: Symphony (June 24-July 3), Percussion and Steel Band (July 8-17) and Big Band >> CONTINUED ON PAGE 26

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and Jazz (July 21-Aug. 14). There are also special concerts throughout the summer. Tickets are $6 to $29. For information and tickets, call (920) 868-3763 or visit online at www.birchcreek.org.

PENINSULA MUSIC FESTIVAL One of the oldest cultural institutions in Door County, the Peninsula Music Festival brings top-quality music to the Door Community Auditorium each summer. Under the baton of Victor Yampolsky, the orchestra will also be joined by special guests, featuring some big names in the classical music world during its Aug. 3-21 run, with performances on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE 58TH SEASON INCLUDE: Opening night featuring violinist, Maria Bachmann; Tchaikovsky Fest I on Aug. 5 with cellist, Robert DeMaine; percussionist, Lisa Pegher on Saturday, Aug. 7; The Aug. 10 performance is titled, “The Old Times,� and features pianist, Pavel Gintov and bassoonist, Phil Pandolfi; Tachaikovsky Fest II is on Aug. 12 with violinist, Minghuan Xu at center stage; Michael Zaretsky on viola highlights the Tuesday, Aug. 17 concert; the final week also includes pianist, Stewart Goodyard on Aug. 19 for the Tachaikovsky Fest III and violist, James Ehnes headlining the Aug. 21 finale. All concerts begin at 8 p.m. except “The Marriage of Fiago,� on Saturday, Aug. 14, which will begin at 7:30 p.m. Pre-concert talks will be held every Thursday from 6:30-7:15 p.m. in the Auditorium and are $5 per person. For tickets or more information, call (920) 854-4060 or visit www.musicfestival.com.

WASHINGTON ISLAND MUSIC FESTIVAL Talented musicians from throughout the Midwest come to the Island to present a series of August concerts. Concerts at 7:30 p.m. on selected dates from Aug. 2-13. For more information on the 2010 schedule call (920) 847-3434 or visit www.washingtonislandmusicfestival.com.

ISLAND PLAYERS Washington Island’s year-round community theater, presents “Painting Churches,� a dramatic comedy by Tina Howe, July 1st & 3rd, and “Of Mice & Men,� by John Steinbeck, September 4th, 5th, & 6th. Throughout the year, Island Players offers informal play-readings, full-length plays, dramatic arts in the WI school, theater workshops, and summer acting camp. Contact Joyce Morehouse, Managing Director at (920) 847-2215, islandplayers@washingtonisle.com or visit our website at www.islandplayers.org.

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What is that magical allure of the lighthouse? Is it the mystical draw that it casts upon our souls, calling out, perhaps, to that creature within us, who dared to escape the bonds of those primeval waters, only to spend an eternity in remorse longing to return? Or is it those ancient, wild waters’ siren call to adventure that excites and stirs us? Whatever it is about these sentinels of safety and hope, faithful guides for those who ply the lakes, seas and oceans, they are a footprint of our human history upon these shores. If we could not tame the waters, we could, at least, light our way. With 250 miles of shoreline, some of the Great Lakes’ most treacherous waters, and almost 40 islands dotting the coast, Door County presents navigational challenges to even the most seasoned sailor. To protect those who made their living on the lakes, or simply sailed for enjoyment, Door County is home to eleven lighthouses, the second largest collection of any county in the country. As with the shipping industry they serve, lighthouses have evolved over time, keeping up with, and even falling victim to, the onslaught of changing technologies. Most of the lighthouses were built in the 1860’s and 1870’s. The exception is the Pottawatomie Lighthouse, not only the first lighthouse built in Wisconsin, but the first erected anywhere on Lake Michigan. The station was the responsibility of David E. Corbin, War of 1812 veteran, who set the initial light in October, 1837. Corbin was the first of the many lighthouse keepers who would call Door County’s stations “home� until automation rendered them redundant. It was a difficult life for anyone − the isolation often bred depression; supplies dwindled, often leaving a family’s welfare at stake.

Eagle Bluff Lighthouse.

For most of the keepers had wives and families. In fact, hoping to ease his dreary existence, Corbin was given a 20-day leave and told to find himself a wife. Twenty days later, he returned to his faithful dog and horse, no wife. He died at the station, a bachelor. Today the lighthouse has been restored by the Friends of Rock Island, which maintain public visiting hours in-season. The Duclons needed no such encouragement. William and his wife, Julia, raised their seven rowdy sons while tending the Eagle Bluff Lighthouse, now situated in Peninsula State Park. Serving from 1883 to 1918, Duclon was one of only three keepers who operated this station before its automation in 1926. Now faithfully restored by the Door County Historical Museum, Eagle Bluff station is a “living museum� with regular in-season docent-led tours. This revealing >> CONTINUED ON PAGE 34

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Pottawatomie Lighthouse on Rock Island. PHOTO BY LEN VILLANO

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glimpse into the lives of a busy, loving family − who just happened to run a lighthouse −should not be missed. Of course, it was the operation and maintenance of the station that was the keepers’ number one priority. The constant exposure to Door County’s often severe weather assured there were always repairs awaiting the station staffs. The 1880 Alpena Gale did so much flood damage to the Cana Island station, one-half acre of marshland surrounding the station was then filled in to protect it from future storm damage. Materials used in construction of lighthouse stations were often inferior, causing them to quickly deteriorate in the harsh conditions. Pottawatomie’s original 1837 station was demolished, rebuilt and enlarged in 1858. For its protection, the 1870 Cana Island lighthouse structure was encased in steel panels in 1912. With the amount of hands-on upkeep required of the caretakers, family members were often given their own tasks to carry out around the station. But the keepers and their families were a strong, self-sufficient lot, who looked back on their lives in the service of the waters with pride and fondness. Those who were children recalled the best spots for what had to be the ultimate games of hide-and-seek. One Cana Island keeper and father, Clifford Sanderson, inspired such a strong sense of purpose and fulfillment in his family, his son, Warren, returned to Cana Island as the lighthouse keeper. Today, countless visitors cross the causeway to Cana to visit one of the most popular and photographed lighthouses on the Great Lakes. The island is now a county park and the buildings are maintained and staffed in-season by the Door County Maritime Museum. Access to the 80-foot tower is also available for a small fee. While the history of Door County’s lighthouses has been one of change, there has been one important fixture that has remained a constant − the use of the Fresnel lens. It is the lens that projects the light from the lamp and the fine Fresnel line was the premiere available. Most of Door County’s lights have a visible range up to sixteen miles. Door County waters remain vital avenues of commerce and recreation, and those who sail still depend on the lights for guidance. Today, many of the lights fall under Coast Guard jurisdiction and are closed to the public. However, during the annual Lighthouse Festival (June 11-13), access is offered to facilities normally off-limits. Along with educational programs, a wide variety of tours are available, from walking tours to water tours. For more information contact the Door County Maritime Museum at (920) 743-5958.

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The Clearing has much to celebrate in 2010 >> STORY BY PATTI PODGERS

One hundred and fifty years after the birth of its founder, The Clearing Folk School − situated on some of Door County’s most pristine landscape − celebrates its 75th anniversary. It is a tribute to the dedication of thousands of volunteers, students, and staff who have continued to fulfill the mission of a man who dedicated himself to conservation and the environment. Born in Denmark, Jens Jensen spent his youth on his family’s farm working the land. It was there his life-long dedication to native landscaping was born. As a young man, Jensen immigrated to the United States and eventually settled in Chicago, where he pursued his passion for establishing open spaces in the “prairie style.�

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But for all of Jensen’s accomplishments, it isn’t a park in the heart of Chicago or the estate gardens of an industrial giant that warrant greatest praise. Located in the pristine beauty of the Door Peninsula, The Clearing Folk School is considered Jensen’s highest achievement. Founded in 1935, in the tradition of the living word, Jensen bought the property with the intention of establishing a folk school. Arduously devoting himself to creating a place where the environment would enhance the arts experience, Jensen promoted the concept of The Clearing, as “school of the soil,â€? where urban adults could reconnect with nature. Landscape architecture students would come up to study with him and they helped physically build The Clearing. His connection with the Chicago arts community also benefitted The Clearing, in that he was able to enlist artists to teach classes. Rather than learning from a textbook, Jensen promoted hands-on educational experiences free of credits, grades, or competition. That philosophy continues at The Clearing, today. The class list is rich in the humanities, with such offerings as painting and writing, to wood carving and music, to weaving and metal work. The list is extensive. Currently, the summer session − May through October − offers week-long programs for residential and commuter students. The Winter Program, introduced in 1977, runs eight weeks January through February and features more than 100 day-classes. The summer workshops offer options from one to three-day classes. One-week residential classes most closely represent Jensen’s vision for The Clearing. Tall − at least six feet tall − with a white mustache, bright blue eyes, and a perfect posture, Jens Jensen cast an impressive shadow by all accounts. Walking the grounds of The Clearing Folk School, Jensen’s spirit continues to affect the measure of the land, reflective in its quaint historic buildings to the unparalleled scenic views ‌ the light and shadow in his designs dance along the paths Jensen’s spirit quietly walks. A Senior Living Visitors can also experience the paths Community of this spectacular campus during one of the regularly scheduled two-hour offering today’s weekend tours which begin in spring seniors the options and continue through the summer. they deserve! For more information on tours, a complete schedule of special events, and activities celebrating The Clearing’s 10560 Applewood Rd 75th anniversary and Jens Jensen’s Sister Bay, WI 54234 150th birthday, or a complete class schedule, visit www.theclearing.org or call (920) 854-4088. The Clearing is www.good-sam.com located at 12171 Garrett Bay Road in Ellison Bay.

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STATE PARKS >> STORY BY HEIDI HODGES

It’s easy to put your thumb on Peninsula’s prime attractions

Looking at a map of Wisconsin, it’s obvious this peninsula is some place special. The state appears like a big mitten. The thumb − beautiful Door County − juts into the wild waters of Lake Michigan. There is shore up one side and back down the other; picturesque landscape within; fragile land features; and an abundance of flora and fauna, some of it quite rare. Thankfully, visionaries in history set aside parcels for future generations. Today, preserved and protected, there are five fabulous state parks and one state trail. Each has its own character. Each has its own charm. Starting south, Potawatomi State Park sits along the shores of Sturgeon Bay. Sometimes overlooked by tourists in a hurry to get farther north, it’s like a secret treasure. For campers, there are incredible sites nestled against a slopping bluff. Boaters have a wonderful launch with ample parking. The only problem with the place − if you could call it that − is the lack of sandy beaches. But that can’t be helped. Instead, the waterfront focus is on sightseeing and fishing. Zigzag north toward the Lake Michigan side of the peninsula, and the next park you’ll come across is Whitefish Dunes. Now this place is ALL sandy beach and towering dunes; famously so. Conversely, there are no camping sites or boat launch facilities here. It’s the yin to Potawatomi’s yang. If you have time and inclination to explore a little more, you’ll learn the area has a long history. The park’s interpretive center is a mini-museum of Native American artifacts excavated from the park. Head north and cross the peninsula again to the Green Bay water side, and you’ll soon come across Peninsula, one of the crown jewels in the Wisconsin State Park system. It’s old − one of the first parcels of land set aside for a Wisconsin state park. And it’s impressive in every aspect. Camping, swimming, hiking, biking, boating…it’s got it all, and then some. And it’s all set among a backdrop of some of the most spectacular scenery you can imagine. What makes Peninsula unique is how nature and modern conveniences coexist. For instance, the park is home to the American Folklore Theatre, a professional company that along with its original incarnation − the Heritage Ensemble − has been performing for 40 years. There’s a concession stand right at the beach, Internet access and a sporting

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goods rental stand. If you forgot your kayak at home, don’t fret, you can rent one here. Now, some might complain that the park is too busy for their tastes. And it is true, the place is hopping … sometimes it takes two parking lots to accommodate all of the beach-goers. But it’s not difficult to get off the beaten path and find yourself in solitude. Farther north − at the very tip of the thumb − is Newport State Park. There is a sense of enormity here, where the waters of Lake Michigan can roll in with such ferocity; it takes your breath away. Of course, it can be subtle and peaceful, too, but in an awe-inspiring way. The history of the place goes back so far, you need a field guide to identify the fossils. Camping here is real camping. You park in a small wooded area, hike it all in and pack it out. It’s work, but it’s so worth it. There are sites along the Lake Michigan shore and a couple of unbelievable, expansive sites along Europe Lake − a clear, spring-fed little body of water. Perhaps the most unique state park in all of Wisconsin is Rock Island. It takes time and commitment to get there … and even more if you plan to camp. Most people access the island by riding two ferries, or, if you are lucky, your own boat. Camping here is a unique experience. But if that’s not your cup of tea, you can still enjoy the park as a day-tripper. You’ll experience land the way it once was: rugged, unspoiled. There are trails and signs of past inhabitation by small communities, lighthouse keepers and a past owner of the island, wealthy inventor Chester Thordarson. When it comes to “spectacular,” the park has it all, including breathtaking vistas, rocky strands against fossil-studded bluffs and unbeatable camping sites. Some people come just for the incomparable sandy beach. All the state parks are designed, in some way or another, to refresh your soul. It’s a bit like re-booting a computer. Spend a few hours or a few days inside one of these places − like beautiful, almost poetic, birthrights −and it’s guaranteed you’ll return with newfound perspective.

KEWAUNEE COUNTY Events rich in tradition >> STORY BY JON GAST

“A Hundred Thousand Welcomes� Great Exciting Selection Menu of Beer, Featuring Wine and Steaks, Spirits Seafood, including Pasta, Guinness, Fresh Smithwick’s Fish and and Harp Nightly on Tap! Specials! 306 Ellis Street (Hwy. 29), Kewaunee, WI 54216

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Kewaunee County has its own share of fun events; most celebrating the area’s rich cultural heritage and recreational opportunities. The county’s three largest communities each host one particularly significant event. The City of Kewaunee hosts its 38th annual Trout Festival, July 16-18. The 93rd Kewaunee County Fair is July 22-25, in Luxemburg, and Algoma’s Shanty Days Celebration of the Lake takes place, Aug. 13-15. Others include: Kewaunee’s Citywide Rummage Sale, June 19, and the Doll & Teddy Bear Show and Sale, June 26, in Algoma. The Wet Whistle Wine Fest is Sept. 19-20, in Algoma and Agricultural Heritage Days is set for Sept. 25-26, at the fairgrounds in Luxemburg. Both port cities host weekly band performances in July and August; Algoma, on Wednesday nights in Heritage Park, and Kewaunee, on Sunday nights in Harbor Park. The free concerts feature some of the top bands in Wisconsin. There’s a lot of music and more happening south of Kewaunee on the Heritage Farm with The Great Lakeshore Tractor Rally, June 26; Czech Fest, Aug. 7-8, and Oktoberfest, Oct. 2-3. The Heritage Farm also hosts Wednesday evening band concerts throughout the season. Come holiday season, both Algoma and Kewaunee mark the season with special events. Kewaunee hosts Christkindlmarkt & holiday parade, Nov. 19-20, while Algoma celebrates Christmas in the City, Dec. 4-5.

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DINING & LODGING STURGEON BAY DC BREW. 116 S Madison Ave., Sturgeon Bay. DC Brew is a free Wi-Fi coffee shop serving Zingerman coffee, fresh pastries, sandwiches and wraps made with Boar’s Head deli meats & cheeses. Dine in or take out. Open 7 days a week, all year long. (920) 818-0115. GLIDDEN LODGE BEACH RESORT & DONNY’S GLIDDEN LODGE RESTAURANT. 4670-4676 Glidden Drive, Sturgeon Bay. On Door County’s “Quiet Side.� On the sandy shore of scenic Whitefish Bay, two miles from Whitefish Dunes and close to Cave Point. Spacious condominium rentals with modern amenities and gracious hospitality. Top-notch entrees and a rotating list of delicious specialties at Donny’s. Open year-round. (920) 746-3900 or (866) GLIDDEN. www.gliddenlodge.com.

GREYSTONE CASTLE.

8th N. Madison Ave., Sturgeon Bay. Family owned since 1978 and is open every day for lunch and dinner. Serving a full menu of delicious appetizers, homemade soups and chili, hearty sandwiches and great dinner entrees, including the ever-popular, Friday and Saturday Prime Rib Special. Known for the best burgers in town and has the area’s finest mounted wildlife. (920)7439923. www.greystonecastledoorcounty.com.

HOT TAMALES RESTAURANT. 26 E. Oak St., Sturgeon Bay (west side). Open 7am - 8:30pm Great American and Mexican breakfasts. Authentic Mexican-American entrĂŠes, plus soups, salads and sandwiches. (920) 746-0600. Closed Mondays. LITTLE HARBOR INN. 5100 Bay Shore Dr., Sturgeon Bay. Relax and enjoy yourself in one of our eight waterfront suites. In-room fireplace, double whirlpool, private bath. Old World charm and hospitality await you. Plus nightly bonfires, private pier, swimming, boating, fishing. Full breakfast served to your room. Great sunsets. Smoke-free. Open in the winter. (920) 743-3789. Visit our Web site: www. littleharborinn.com.

EGG HARBOR JOHN HENRY’S.

7740 Hwy. 42, Egg Harbor. Real comfort food at Really comfortable prices. The result of four generations of tavern/restaurant owners. All my family recipes are tried & true. Open 7 days a week, year-round. All drink & food prices include ALL taxes, so the price? It is...What it is. (920) 868-1300. Takeout (920) 868-1303.

LANDMARK RESORT. 4919 Landmark Drive, Egg Harbor. Your best value in lodging. All suites with a fully-equipped kitchen, living room and dining room. Free Internet access, heated swimming pools, whirlpools, steam rooms. Outstanding view of Green Bay and casual fine dining. A visit to the Landmark is sure to please all of your senses. (920) 868-3205. www.thelandmarkresort.com. THE SHALLOWS RESORT.

Waterfront resort centrally located on a beautiful private wooded shoreline just south of Egg Harbor, perfect for kayaking or enjoying Door County’s fabled sunsets. Amenities included with your stay are: heated outdoor pool, whirlpool, kayaks, bicycles, boats, tennis courts, grills. 1- to 3-bedroom units, some with kitchens, fireplaces; motel with microwave, refrigerator, and free continental breakfast. AC. All units on or near the water. AAA-rated. P.O. Box 20, Egg Harbor. Reservations (800) 257-1560. Information (920) 868-3458. www.shallows.com.

JACKSONPORT JJ’S LA PUERTA RESTAURANT. 6301 Hwy. 57, Jacksonport. Now enjoy JJ’s on the lakeside too. JJ’s famous upbeat, casual atmosphere, Mexican/American food, awesome burgers and renowned margaritas have made it a favorite Door County landmark. (920) 823-2700

BAILEYS HARBOR BAILEYS HARBOR YACHT CLUB.

8151 Ridges Road. One- and two-bedroom suites with scenic views, fireplaces, kitchens, wireless Internet, whirlpools, loft bedrooms and balconies. Staterooms feature sitting area, kitchenettes, patios and lake views. Indoor and outdoor heated pools, whirlpool, saunas, fitness room, playground, bike rentals and Avis car rentals in season. Seasonal packages and rates. (920) 839-2336. www.bhycr.com.

GUSTAVE’S GETAWAY. 2604 Grove Rd., Baileys Harbor. This historic log cabin sits on 50 acres of our original family farmstead. Built in 1887, it’s located on a quiet country road, centrally located to the northern Door communities; minutes from the shores of Green Bay, Lake Michigan, and popular PARKS 4HREE MILES OF ON SITE NATURE TRAILS ARE OPEN YEAR AROUND FOR GUESTS USE s WWW gustavesgetaway.com.

THE RUSHES. 3014 Rushes Rd. Located on the shore of Kangaroo Lake on the Quiet Side. The Rushes offers 48 condo units with 1400 square feet of luxury. All units include high speed Internet access and complimentary amenities. Indoor pool, whirlpool, steam room, bikes, boats, skis, snowshoes, exercise room and game room. For reservations, please call (888) 839-2730. www.therushes.com. WEISGERBER’S CORNERSTONE PUB & RESTAURANT.

8123 Hwy. 57, Baileys Harbor. Affordable, casual dining. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner daily. Homemade pizza served every day until the bar closes, and Door County’s oldest fish fry (since 1946) features fried perch and soups, salads, sandwiches, burgers. Full service bar, non-smoking dining room and video game room. Enjoy our Green Bay Packer memorabilia while dining. Open all year! Call for winter hours. (920) 839-9001.

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THE ENGLISH INN. 3713 Hwy. 42, between Fish Creek and Ephraim. Enjoy Old World charm in our fireside lounge and dining room. Choose from over 60 entrees for dinner, a wine list of 200 varieties, plus a full bar. Entertainment by Steve Lavell on acoustic guitar. Open 5pm daily, May-December; weekends January-April. (920) 868-3076. View our full menu at: www.TheEnglishInn.com. HARBOR GUEST HOUSE. On the shore of Fish Creek, adjacent to the marina. Luxury one- and two-bedroom apartments with wood-burning fireplaces, kitchens, wireless Internet, patios or balconies, and spectacular views of Peninsula State Park and Green Bay waters. Walking distance to shops and restaurants. Enjoy our antique-filled Tudor guesthouse. Open year-round. (920) 868-2284 or (888) 8682284. Harborguesthouse.com. TOP OF THE HILL CAFÉ.

Hwy. 42 & Spring Rd., Fish Creek, cleverly hidden in the South Building amidst spectacular gardens. Homemade cooking with family affordable prices. Full breakfast menu featuring daily warm cinnamon rolls. Serving scrumptious soup, deli sandwiches, burgers, specialty sandwiches and Panini. Open daily year round 8am-3pm (1:30pm Nov-April). Wi-Fi and HD-TV. (920) 868-5600.

EPHRAIM EDGEWATER RESORT. Overlooking Eagle Harbor on Highway 42 in Ephraim. Relax year-round at one of Door County’s most historic waterfront resorts. Dramatic renovations have blended the Edgewater’s rich heritage with luxurious amenities. Classic suites feature whirlpools, fireplaces, kitchens, living rooms and harbor-view verandas. Private pier and shoreline, outdoor pool and hot tub, sauna, EXERCISE ROOM SEASONAL RESTAURANT .ONSMOKING ENVIRONMENT 7ATER 3T s 0/ "OX s %PHRAIM www.edgewaterresort.com. HARBOR VIEW RESORT/PIONEER ACRES. One- and two-bedroom suites overlooking Eagle Harbor, with fireplaces, kitchens, cable TV and VCRs. Office at 2965 County Q. Pioneer Acres offers one- to three-bedroom cottages in the woods 3 blocks east of Ephraim’s center, with stone fireplaces, kitchens, screened porch or patio. Village tennis courts and playground adjacent. Open MayNovember. (920) 854-2425 or (877) 411-2425. www.harborviewresort.com. SECOND STORY RESTAURANT.

Highway 42 at the Ephraim Shores Motel, Ephraim. Breakfast includes homemade bakery, omelets, eggs Benedict and Belgian waffles. Lunch includes burgers, Mexican salads, seafood salad, homemade soups and sandwich specials. Dinner features steaks, whitefish, chicken Marsala, daily specials, salad bar and more. Panoramic view of Eagle Harbor. Also children’s menu. Open daily mid-May through October. (920) 854-2371.

WATERBURY INN. 10321 Water St. (Highway 42), PO Box 149, Ephraim. Voted one of Door County’s best night stays in 2006. The Waterbury Inn offers you a home away from home. With affordable family lodging, our one- and two-bedroom suites offer you a fully equipped kitchen, cable and free wireless Internet. Our inn amenities include indoor/outdoor pool and spa, fitness room, BBQ areas and a children’s playground. (920) 854-2821 (800) 720-1624. www.waterburyinn.com.

SISTER BAY FRED & FUZZY’S WATERFRON BAR & GRILL. 10620 Little Sister Rd., Sister Bay, on the shores of Little Sister Resort. Open daily late May to early October, 11:30am-9pm. Casual indoor & outdoor dining, grilled sandwiches, Wed. & Fri. fish fry, sunsets, cherry margaritas, premier storm watching, boat tie-ups, live music weekly, full bar, children’s & vegetarian options. (920) 854-6699. www. fredandfuzzys.com JJ’S LA PUERTA RESTAURANT. 10961 N. Bay Shore Drive, North Sister Bay, next to the Waterfront Restaurant. JJ’s famous upbeat, casual atmosphere, Mexican/American food, awesome burgers and renowned margaritas have made it a favorite Door County landmark. If coming by boat, pull up to our dock any time or enjoy the sunset before retreating to dinner. (920) 854-4513. SCANDINAVIAN LODGE. 10506 Highway 57, Sister Bay. Your home away from home! Romantic studios, one-, two- and three-bedroom condos with gas fireplace, kitchen, Jacuzzi double whirlpool, cable TV and DVD/VCR. Indoor/outdoor pool, whirlpool, sauna, children’s pool, fitness and game room. Free wireless internet, playground, tennis, basketball, ping pong, bike rentals, & storage. Close to shopping, dining, and the beach. (888) 64-LODGE, (920) 854-7123. www.scandinavianlodge.com. WATERFRONT RESTAURANT. 10947 N. Bay Shore Drive, North Sister Bay, overlooking the beautiful Green Bay shoreline. Waterfront’s relaxing atmosphere and decor, paired with its exciting land and seafood cuisine, make it one of Door County’s premier dining and cocktail locations. Menu changed seasonally. Full bar, extensive wine and martini list. Outside patio. Reservations recommended. (920) 854-5491. www.jjswaterfront.com.

ELLISON BAY/GILLS ROCK CHEF ANDY’S HILLSIDE INN. Opening 1st week in April. 11934 Hwy 42, Ellison Bay, WI. (920) s CHEF ANDY’S NAUTICAL INN. Open year round. 234 Kentucky St. Sturgeon Bay, WI. (920) 743-3399. andysnautical.com. A favorite of locals and visitors alike. Preparing and serving food is our passion. Andy Mueller voted best chef 2007. Two locations. Full menu including steaks, seafood, and salad bar, daily specials, smoke free atmosphere. Serving 4pm daily.

ALGOMA & KEWAUNEE BOB & SUE’S 5TH QUARTER SPORTS BAR & GRILL.

518 Fourth St., Algoma. Meet the new owners, Bob & Sue. Open year round; 7 days a week. Serving food at 11am daily. Located just 2 blocks from Algoma’s marina. (920) 487-5653.

CORK RESTAURANT & PUB. 306 Ellis St., Highway 29, Kewaunee. Irish Pub, fine casual dining. Great steaks, seafood, lamb chops, duck and Irish selections. Call for live entertainment schedule. Open Tues.-Sun. evenings through June. Open 7 nights a week July-September. >> CONTINUED ON PAGE 46

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DIGGINS CAFE & FINE ROCKS. N3176 Hwy 42, one mile south of Kewaunee, on the drive along the lake to Door County. Chicago influenced menu. Pizza (premium stone-baked), French roll sandwiches, salads, Gyros, Italian beef, bone-less wings, beer & wine, scooped ice cream & floats! Unique rock and artistic mineral specimens, fossils, gifts, stone carvings, jewelry, and dazzling colors of Garden Glass. Free WIFI. (920) 388-4849. www.digginscafe.com. KUNKEL’S KORNER. 301 Ellis St., Kewaunee. Mon.-Tues. 5:30am – 2:00pm, Wed.-Sun. 5:30am – 7pm. Dine in or carry out. Breakfast all day. Daily homemade soups and pies. Weekly luncheon and dinner specials. Pizza after 3pm Wed.-Sun. (920) 388-0834.

LIGHTHOUSE GIFT SHOP & COHO MOTEL. 705 N. Main St., Highway 42, Kewaunee.

ENCHANTED. Visit our store at 151 N 3rd Ave in downtown Sturgeon Bay. Enjoy a pleasant shopping experience. Unique fashionable clothing, jewelry, purses and accessories for all ages. Home accessories and Door County gift items. Celebrity memorabilia including Elvis and Marilyn Monroe. Open 7 days a week. (920) 743-5454. GWENDOLYN’S. 44 N. Third Ave., Historic Downtown Sturgeon Bay. Open year-round. Jewelry created from many elements including 14K gold, sterling silver and other metals, many pieces incorporating gemstones. Displaying artwork, blown and stained glass and gifts, all selected with both good design and affordability in mind. Stop and see an outstanding collection of exquisite designer jewelry by award-winning artists. (920) 746-0662.

Outdoor lighthouses (2-10 ft.), nautical apparel, furniture and accessories, guidebooks to U.S. lighthouses, collectible lighthouse lines: Harbour Lights, Lefton, Scaasis, Spoontiques. THE COHO MOTEL is open all year with seasonal rates. 20 units, all offering air conditioning, cable TV, coffee and refrigerators. Boat/trailer parking available. (920) 388-3565. www.lighthousegiftshop.com.

THE LANG STORE. 1058 Green Bay Road, Highway 42/57, south of Sturgeon Bay. A unique store with gifts for any occasion. Discover a diverse candle selection including DOOR COUNTY CANDLES, candle accessories, fine paper, calendars, home décor, collectibles, and much more. For all your gift and home decor needs, we are open year-round, Mon.-Sat. 9am-5pm, Sunday 10am-4pm. (920) 743-1300.

KEWAUNEE CUSTARD & GRILL. Known for the best Frozen Custard! Enjoy our “Flavor of

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the Day” or our incredible vanilla and chocolate custard served in cones, dishes, waffle cones, sundaes, malts, shakes, or pints and quarts to take with you. We also serve the tastiest burgers and sandwiches! Hwy 42, just 1 mile north of Kewaunee (920) 388-0720. www.kewauneecustard.com

OFF THE HOOK COFFEE HOUSE & CAFÉ!

Great coffee, food, and homemade frozen custard the way YOU like it. We are proud to say that we do not “fry” anything. Everything we serve it HOMEMADE from SCRATCH, like your Grandmothers used to make. Whether you’re looking for some friendly chat over the best cup of coffee in the region, or an affordable meal for your family, Off the Hook Coffee House & Café should be your first destination stop in Algoma!

SHOPS & ARTS COUNTY WIDE

PENINSULA MUSIC FESTIVAL. 58th season of world class symphonic music. August 3 - 21, 2010. Presenting 9 orchestral concerts in 3 weeks each August. Repertoire spans the baroque, classical, romantic & modern with world class soloists for each concert. Different concert every Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday, 8:00pm. Tickets start at $30. Children & Students just $10! Concerts: Door Community Auditorium, Fish Creek. Box Office: 3045 Cedar St., Ephraim. Casual affordable symphonic music. (920) 854-4060 or www.musicfestival.com.

STURGEON BAY ALLEY KATZ BOUTIQUE. 31 S Madison Ave., Sturgeon Bay. Get your giggles here! Friendly and fun shopping experience. Coffee and samples always on. Unique items for the sassy girl in you. Fun line of purses, totes & accessories including Laurel Burch, Caribbean Soul, Sally Huss & more. Fashion jewelry, sandals, pet lover gifts, handcrafted items and Door County foods and so much more. Outlet for Neuman Bakery products. (920) 743-5695.

ARTISTS GUILD.

Located at 117 N Third Ave, Sturgeon Bay, Door County’s Winsor & Newton Premier Art Centre, featuring a comprehensive selection of art supplies and staffed by Certified Art Material Professionals. Artists Guild also carries art related gifts and is Door County’s center for all your framing needs. (920) 743-9900.

AMO GALLERY & FRAMERY. 40 N. Third Ave., Sturgeon Bay. A Door County native, Audrey Off creates unique images of her favorite sights. Expert custom framing, with over 30 years experience. Originals and reproductions by Charles Peterson, Kari Anderson, Gerhard Miller, Faith Frykman and others. Open year-round. Special winter hours. (920) 743-2259. Fax: (920) 746-8719. www.doorcountyart.com.

BLISS. 724 Jefferson St, Sturgeon Bay. Our store offers a truly spectacular collection of interesting gifts, unique wall accents, and joyful adornments for your home or home away from home. Located in the heart of Sturgeon Bay’s very eclectic Jefferson Street Shops, this is a shopping experience this is not to be missed. Fanciful glassware, ceramics, imaginative artwork, unique lamps, accent furniture and even some jazz for your garden awaits your discovery. There are honestly new arrivals on an almost daily basis. The Bliss staff is delighted to assist in the store or at your home, cottage, condo, or even office. Our store is pure Bliss! (920) 743-6722. www.doorcountybliss.com. CHILD’S PLAY.

610 Jefferson St., Sturgeon Bay. Fanciful, yet functional clothing for the preemies to preteens in your life. Fun, educational games, as well as shower gifts. We make shopping…Child’s Play. (920) 746-7529.

CORNUCOPIA. 714 Jefferson St., Sturgeon Bay. “Everything for the Kitchen” Whether a chef or casual entertainer, this adorable specialty kitchen shop is easy to fall in love with! Cornucopia lines include top brands such as: Le Creuset, All-Clad, Henckels, Mariposa, Tin Woodsman pewter, and Pep-Art and Peugeot Pepper Mills. Practical, frivolous or just plain fun, we offer an extensive variety of gadgets, cookbooks, barware , bakeware, and collectables. Our dedication to customer service and strong commitment to quality is sure to bring you back. We’ve surrounded ourselves with what we love and know you’ll love it too. We strive to exceed your expectations. Bridal registry available, appointments encouraged. (920) 743-0231. DOOR COUNTRY GIFTS. 160 N 3rd Ave., Downtown Sturgeon Bay. Featuring Door County’s largest selection of souvenir sweatshirts and T-shirts; adult to 3XL, kids 6 months to 16. Also souvenirs, resort wear, jewelry, postcards and locally-made jams and food items. (920) 743-7459. In Fish Creek visit our shop at Fishtail Funwear, Harbor Court Shops. www.doorcountyshirts.com. DOOR COUNTY MARITIME MUSEUM. 120 N. Madison Ave., Sturgeon Bay. Located between the downtown bridges, the Maritime Museum offers a fun and educational experience for all ages. New this year is “Ghosts! Haunted Lighthouses of the Great Lakes,” and exhibit which explores tales of legendary paranormal activity. Look for the big red tug John Purves, now open for docent-led tours! The museum has four diverse galleries, featuring a nuclear submarine periscope and the stunning Fresnel lens from the Sherwood Point lighthouse. Open year-round. Admission charged. Call (920) 7435958 or visit www.dcmm.org. Open daily 10am-5pm; 9am-5pm summer. ELLIOTT’S. 716 Jefferson St., east side of Sturgeon Bay, (Bus. Hwy 42-57). Step back in time at this newly remodeled shop with a large game and puzzle room and an assortment of nostalgic cooking and humorous books; hand-made crafts and old fashioned gifts and décor; a variety of Amish popping corns from Indiana; for “men,” the largest Walk-in-Humidor in three counties; and a variety of unique gifts for her and him. Open year-round. (920) 743-3172.

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25 S. Madison Ave., Sturgeon Bay. Dreaming of wine country? Well you don’t have to travel far! Our warm, inviting environment makes you feel like you are in the heart of an Italian villa. From unique personality to sophistication at its fullest finish, you will discover top quality vintages in a wide range of value, plus micro-brew beers, gifts for the everyday shopper and amazing artwork. Open every day. (920) 746-0872.

MONTICELLO ON JEFFERSON. 715 Jefferson St., Sturgeon Bay. OPEN THE DOOR. BE INSPIRED. Monticello is an intimate boutique where art, passion, and femininity come together. American made and proud of it. We carry natural fiber clothing for women; expressive, yet simple and classic. Our seams are “HAPPY SEAMS” sewn with integrity and the human touch. Our books are hand selected. They will fill your mind, heart and soul with new insights. We carry artful gifts, sensational handbags, fabulous jewelry. A perfect gift for you or your other best friend. (920) 746-4100. www.monticelloonjefferson.com. ON DECK CLOTHING COMPANY. Sturgeon Bay, Fish Creek and Uptown Sister Bay in the Village Exchange with our 2 new ventures, On Deck Resort Wear and Bills Dry Goods. Classic, casual sportswear, resort wear, footwear & decorated logo wear for men, women and children. All Stores open year-round. Quality never goes out of style.

RENARD’S CHEESE. Nine miles southwest of Sturgeon Bay on old Highway 57 (2189 County DK) and 248 County Road S, Algoma. Renard’s quality cheeses have the character and flavor that come only from proper aging and curing. Featuring selections of fine Wisconsin cheese, sausages, gifts and much more. All gift packages and bulk purchases shipping throughout the year. Open Mon.-Fri. 8-5, Sat. 8-2, closed Sunday. (920) 825-7272. Fax: (920) 825-1479 or (920) 487-2825. www.renards.com.

SMALL WORLD MARKET, LLC. 139 N. 3rd Ave., Sturgeon Bay. Specializing in Fair Trade, environmentally friendly and socially responsible goods from Third World countries. Maggie’s Organics, Peace Coffee, Equal Exchange Coffee, No Sweat, Earth Creations, Putamayo, and more. Guilt-free shopping – help change the world, one purchase at a time. Open year-round. (920) 746-8820. www. SmallWorldMarket.com.

SPIN. 108 S. Madison Ave, Sturgeon Bay’s West side. A vast array of quality fibers, yummy yarns and endless ideas for the avid knitter. Join classes for knit and crochet, beginners and beyond. Hours Mon., Tues., Wed. & Fri. 9am-5:30pm; Thurs. 9am -8pm; Sat 9am-4pm; Sun 11am-3pm (May – Oct). Drop in for open knitting Tues. 9:30-noon and Thurs. 5-8 p.m. (920) 746-SPIN (7746). www.spinofdoorcounty.com.

T. SIMON JEWELERS. 69 S. Madison Ave. The largest display of diamonds and gemstones in Door County. Many designer pieces exclusive only to T. Simon. Many handcrafted by the owner herself. In-store goldsmith work includes: repairs, remounts and custom designs. We also offer a wide variety of diamond anniversary bands, engagement rings and wedding bands. Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 9:30am-5pm, Fri. 9:30am-7pm, Sat. 9:30am-3pm .After November 18: Mon.-Fri. 9:30am-8pm, Sat. 9:30am-4pm, during December: Sun. 10am-2pm. (920) 743-2206. WILKINS & OLANDER. A unique shopping experience awaits you as you shop for the fashion needs of the season. You will find a wonderful selection of updated and traditional sportswear, shoes and accessories. Our specialty lines include Gear for Sport, Be-As-You-Are T-shirts, Pandora Jewelry, Tribal, Wild Palms, Switch Flops, Patricia Locke, Willow and Vera Bradley. We have two locations: 120 N. Third Avenue, Sturgeon Bay, (920) 743-8840, and Founders Square, Fish Creek, (920) 868-3168. www. wilkinsandolander.com. (800) 926-3610. WISCONSIN CHARM. Sturgeon Bay jewelry designer Paul Spanbauer has produced a line of rings for the avid fisherman. These rings entitled, “GREAT LAKES TROPHY FISH RINGS” are produced with the likeness of fish caught from the Great Lakes. Beautifully crafted, these rings will become heirlooms. See all the rings at www.wisconsincharm.

CARLSVILLE CANDLEWORKS OF DOOR COUNTY.

5789 Highway 42, Carlsville Marketplace in Carlsville. From Door County’s original candle maker comes a sensational new candle experience. Tour the candle factory. Dip your own candle creations. Immerse yourself in the rich variety of colors and scents and enjoy the highest quality, hand-poured scented candles and candle products available. Open daily 9-5. (920) 746-2125. www.candleworksdc.com.

BAILEYS HARBOR DOOR SHAKESPEARE

PO Box 351, Baileys Harbor. Shakespeare and other classic plays presented each summer in the beautiful, natural outdoor setting of Björklunden. This one-of-a-kind experience with critically acclaimed professional productions makes an enchanting evening of theatre for people of all ages. (920) 839-1500. www.doorshakespeare.com.

NORTHCOTE CLOCK & STEIN SHOP

7701 Elm Point Rd. (East Shore Kangaroo Lake), Baileys Harbor. Like shopping in Germany! Hundreds of unique items imported directly from the Black Forest of Germany. Plus, 2,000 beer steins as well as glassware, nautical items, pewter figures, wind chimes, bar mirrors and more. (920) 839-2215. www.northcotecottages.com.

A DECORATOR’S GALLERY. 4633 Market Street at Hwy. 42, Egg Harbor. Greatest selection of art in Door County. Prints by Charles Peterson, Redlin, Hanks, Capser, White, Lumbers, Bateman, Doolittle, Barnhouse, Phillips, Olsen, Isaac and more. Originals by: Charles L. Peterson, Jerry Gadamus, Art and Dee Hopper, Phill Austin and Charles White. If we don’t have it, we’ll try to find it. Same Day Custom Framing. (920) 868-3010 or (800) 2788787. www.decoratorsgallery.com.

DOOR COMMUNITY AUDITORIUM. North end of Fish Creek next to Gibraltar High School. A 750-seat venue with excellent acoustics and an intimate setting, perfect for enjoying professional and community performances. Year-round programming includes the Fireside Coffeehouse Concerts, St. Norbert Lecture Series, local and professional theatre, dance and music. (920) 868-2728. Online performance and ticket information at www.dcauditorium.org.

BIRCH CREEK MUSIC PERFORMANCE CENTER.

ECODOOR. Top of the Hill Shops, #B-17, Fish Creek, (920)

PO Box 230, Egg Harbor. From late June through August, top professionals teach promising young musicians by day and perform by night. Summer hours: 8-5 Mon-Fri with extended hours on concert nights. Concerts in symphony, percussion & steel band and big BAND JAZZ *UNE n !UG s WWW birchcreek.org.

868-5400, www.ecodoorliving.com. Eco-friendly, contemporary selections in home accessories, tableware, kitchenware, furniture, bedding and bath products produced using sustainable, organic, renewable, recycled or non-toxic materials. Open daily 10am-5pm, May - Oct. and selected winter weekends.

CINNAMON WINDMILL.

7828 Hwy. 42, Main Street Shops, Egg Harbor. A fun, inspirational gift shop with 20 successful years of making customers happy. “We buy what we love for people who love what we buy.� Exclusive home to Door County Stencil Co. Stop in to see what is new. Open daily in season and weekends in winter. (920) 868-2448. www.mainstreetshopsdoorcounty.com.

DOOR COUNTY INTERIORS & DESIGN. 7266 Highway 42, Egg Harbor. Voted the “Best Accessory Store� in Door County for 2009, and the “Best Customer Service�. Stop in and see why. Full Service Design Center. Accessories, furniture, blinds, draperies, carpet, tile, all for you. (920) 868-9008. www. Doorcountyinteriorsanddesign.com. HOWELL CREEK TRADING. Main Street Shops Bldg 2, 7828 Hwy. 42, Egg Harbor. A must visit in Egg Harbor. Largest selection of sterling silver jewelry in Door County. Wood, metal, enameled & glassed metal wall sculptures. Ceramic Art Tiles. Unique gifts. Something for everyone. Open daily mid-May thru October. JANE’S DESIGNS. 7765

Highway 42, Egg Harbor, next to Maxwell’s House. This specialty shop offers a quality selection of ladies apparel, jewelry and accessories featuring designers from the U.S. and Canada, also handmade one-of-a-kind pieces. Open daily, May-October, weekends thereafter. Off-street parking available. (920) 868-1505.

JORNS SUGAR BUSH. 4518 County T, Egg Harbor, half mile east of Highway 42. “When you have made it light, you have made it right.� Perfect-score Jorns’ maple syrup won a blue ribbon at the North American and International Conference. Homemade maple syrup and candy, jams, jellies and gifts. Mail orders welcome. Open year-round. (920) 868-3161. www.jornssugarbush.com. STONE’S THROW WINERY. MICRO-VINIFICATION. It’s what we do at Stone’s Throw Winery – combining small lots of premium California grapes with our small tank fermentation, oak barrels and attention to detail. Door County’s only estate-grown and produced wine from our Pinot Nero Vineyard. Open daily 10-5. Come, taste with us in the exact center of the Peninsula (intersection of A & E), three minutes east of downtown Egg Harbor on County E. (920) 839-9660. www.stonesthrowwinery.com.

FISH CREEK BABY BELLA & HAUTE TOTS. Top of the Hill Shops. Two great boutiques in one! The original, Baby Bella, serving children birth to two years. And introducing Haute Tots, serving children two to five years. Whether you are searching for a shower gift, a birthday gift, or an everyday gift for the little one you love, Baby Bella & Haute Tots have everything you are looking for. (920) 868-9071. www. BabyBella.biz AND www.ShopHauteTots.com.

EDGEWOOD ORCHARD GALLERIES. 4140 Peninsula Players Rd., Fish Creek. Open daily 10-5, May-Oct. Since 1969, a highly innovative gallery of fine art in all media. Housed in a beautifully restored stone fruit barn with an outdoor courtyard and surrounding sculpture gardens. (920) 868-3579 or winter (920) 823-0022. www.edgewoodorchard.com.

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THE MAGIC JACKET. Top of the Hill Shops, Hwy 42 & Spring Rd. A fun place to shop for unique, comfortable clothing (xs-generous sizing)...Rundholz, Rina Zin, Lola, Lilith, Kedem, Krista Larsen, No Blu, Babette, Blanque, Planet, and more. Fabulous shoes, purses, accessories, and incredible jewelry. Open 10 AM Daily May-Oct. Weekends Nov.-April, or by appointment. (920) 868-2019 magicjacket.com.

THE MAIN COURSE. Top of the Hill Shops, Highway 42 & Spring Rd., Fish Creek. A toy store for cooks and their kitchens! Featuring top quality brands of cookware, a selection of teas, coffee & tea brewing items and a nice showing of handdecorated Polish Pottery. Open daily – May –Oct., seasonal hours Fri. – Sun. only. Special orders welcome. (920) 868-2424. www. toysforcooks.com. ON DECK CLOTHING COMPANY. Sturgeon Bay, Fish Creek and Uptown Sister Bay in the Village Exchange with our 2 new ventures, On Deck Resort Wear and Bills Dry Goods. Classic, casual sportswear, resort wear, footwear & decorated logo wear for men, women and children. All Stores open yearround. Quality never goes out of style. PURE JOY BABY BOUTIQUE. Spring Road and Highway 42, Top of the Hill Shops, Fish Creek. Sizes NB – 6X, gifts, books, Christening, shoes, Trumpette socks, clothing, and music, in any price range for your loved ones – don’t forget the most important person – You! “You� are the most important person to us, and we pledge to make your shopping experience with us fun. Story Hour at 9am Fridays. (920) 868-3032 www.purejoybaby.com.

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BIANCA. Settlement Shops, Hwy. 42, Fish Creek. A delightful

toric log barn next to Baylake Bank is filled with garden accents, unique birdbaths, feeders, and lots of birdhouses. The gardenrelated theme carries over to home accessories. A Door County favorite! (920) 868-3203 .

Top of the Hill Shops, Unit B23, Fish Creek “Watercolors with Spirit�. Gallery and art demonstrations. Nationally known, award-winning artist demonstrates as she creates realistic and impressionistic watercolors and drawings. Original watercolor paintings, limited edition prints NOTECARDS AVAIL /PEN DAILY AM PM s WWW connie-glowacki.com.

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FOUNDERS SQUARE. Located on Main Street, Fish Creek. Experience the #1 shopping destination, in all of Door County, in the heart of Fish Creek. With over 15 shops and restaurants nestled between the bluff and the harbor of Fish Creek, spend a day walking, shopping and eating at Founders Square. www.founderssquaredoorcounty.com.

Hwy, 42/Spring Rd. “Expect the unexpected.� A whimsical mix of old and new. Antique furniture and architectural pieces, framed prints and vases (contemporary-traditional). We travel far and wide to bring you unique, one-of-a-kind treasures! New arrivals throughout the season. Open daily 10-5, late May-October. (920) 868-2430.

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FISH CREEK BASKETRY. Top of the Hill Shops, Highway 42 and Spring Road, Unit B20. Quaint, country shop with a wonderful assortment of handmade baskets – many woven right in the store by Katie – and unique gifts: candles, pottery, pictures, tabletop ware, cards, accent furniture and, for your sweet tooth, delicious truffles! Open daily; winter weekends. (920) 868-1672. E-mail: fishcreekbasketry@dcwis.com.

BATH, BODY & SOUL ESSENTIALS. 4199 Main St., Founders Square, Fish Creek. Specialty bath lines include Crabtree & Evelyn, the Thymes, Camille Beckman, and many others. Large selection of scarves, handbags, and jewelry; a wide-range of styles and prices. Gifts for children. Unique and beautiful porcelain sculptures from the Franz Collection. (920) 868-2434. www. bathessentialsdc.com. shop with an international feel, with gifts for all occasions. A beautiful collection of unique clothes, fine jewelry, French Country dĂŠcor, and beautiful home & garden accessories. Catalog clothing on sale every day! (We have Plus sizes.) Open 10-5pm Wednesday, Friday and Saturday; 10-3pm Sunday. (920) 868-9524.

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TRENDY TAILS. PO Box. 116, Top of the Hill Shops, Spring Rd. & Hwy. 42, Fish Creek Gifts and treats for you and your furry friends. Jewelry, clothing, elevated dishes, toys, cards, clocks, treats & much more. Come in and treat yourself and your furry friend to a great time at Trendy Tails. Open daily 10am-5pm. www. shoptrendytails.com. >> CONTINUED ON PAGE 48

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WHAT NEXT? Top of the Hill Shops, Highway 42 & Spring Rd., Fish Creek. Complete collection of NAOT footwear as well as handcrafted clothing and accessories by local and regional artists. Find PRIVATE LABEL CLOTHING PRODUCED RIGHT IN $OOR #OUNTY AT THE 7HAT .EXT 3TUDIO /UTLET 2EADY MADE OR custom designed garments. Leather bags, contemporary gifts, jewelry and fragrances by Terranova. (920) 868-2993.

HUDSON ROAD TRADING COMPANY, LLC. 10647 N. Bay Shore Dr., Sister Bay. Open Mon. - Thurs. 9am-6pm; Fri & Sat. 9am-8pm; Sun. 10am-4pm. Check out the new location in downtown Sister Bay next to Drink Coffee for the best shopping experience in Door County. Featuring Artisan one-ofa-kind jewelry, Beaded jewelry, Minerals and Fossils, Fashion Accessories, Unique Home Decor, and a lot more at reasonable prices. (920) 854-9595. www.hudsonroad.com. email: sisterbay@hudsonroad.com.

EPHRAIM

JULIE’S UPSCALE RESALE.

AUNT VELMA’S HOUSE’N HEART. Shorewood Village, PO Box 490, Ephraim. Located in the Historic District of Ephraim. Lighthouse, Lodge Looks and gifts for everyday and holidays. Souvenirs, Door County and Ephraim tees and sweatshirts. Open May thru October. (920) 854-2483. THE BEAD BUCKET.

Located in the Shorewood Village shops, behind Leroy’s coffee. Jewelry gallery and full-service bead shop. Jewelry, beads, books, findings, tools, kits, Helpful, friendly, knowledgeable service. Established 1997. Open daily mid-June through August and weekends in the spring and fall. (920) 854-7047.

CARATS AND KARATS. Hwy. 42, Shorewood Village, Ephraim. Owners and designers, Paul and Anne Lings create special pieces of jewelry in 22K and 24K gold, using ancient goldsmithing techniques, or in 18K gold and platinum for traditional and contemporary designs. Gorgeous handmade chains, beautiful toys to hang from them, fine gemstones and antiquities. Open Mon.-Sat. 10-5, Sun. 10-4. (920) 854-5334.

CITY FARMER. The jewel of Ephraim and one of Door County’s top 5 shopping destinations. Located in a huge, red, restored historical dairy barn. Voted year after year as one of the best stores for home & garden accessories along with the best customer service. Our buyers travel throughout the country to bring you the best and most exciting products. Open daily 9:30-5:30. 10432 Highway 42, North Ephraim (920) 854-7501. www.thecityfarmer.com.

Behind the Sister Bay Bowl! Consignment resale home furnishings, select clothing, and Mrs. Meyer’s all-natural cleaning products (no phosphorous – good for the lake!). Over 500 consignees bringing their “treasures� to sell at reasonable prices. Quick turnover means new things all the time. Open Mon-Sat 10am-4pm. (920) 421-0770. www.juliesupscaleresale.com.

PIGGLY WIGGLY. Country Walk Mall, Sister Bay. Full Service grocery, bakery & deli. Open Mon.Sat. 7:30am – 8pm; Sunday 7:30 am – 5pm. (920) 854-2391.

QUILTER’S QUEST. 10590 Country Walk Dr, Sister Bay. Enjoy a complimentary cup of Door County coffee as you browse through Door County’s one-stop quilt shop. Over 3,000 bolts of unique fabric, a wide range of specialty notions, an excellent large selection of books and patterns, gifts for quilters and non-quilters alike. Open 10-5 daily May-Oct, and Thu-Sat in winter. We are ALWAYS willing to accomMODATE SPECIAL HOUR REQUESTS SO PLEASE CALL US AT % MAIL QUILTERSQUEST DCWIS COM s www.DoorCountyQuilts.com. TANNENBAUM HOLIDAY SHOP. “The Store My Wife Would Like.â€? Largest selection of quality collectibles, handcrafted items and seasonal dĂŠcor in Door County. Shop Tannenbaum first! Look for a 120-year-old church on the north end of Sister Bay. Open year-round. Hours daily 10am-5pm; longer hours July-October – 9:30am-5:30pm, Friday and Saturday until 6pm. Group reservations preferred: (920) 854-5004. www.tannenbaumholidayshop.com. VILLAGE CLOTHIER SALE AND RESALE STORE. Country Walk Shops, Lower Level Sister Bay. Visit our two shops, Village clothier featuring women’s resale clothing and new clothing at sale prices. Village Resale has a nice selection of resale home accessories, antiques, kids corner, books, and much more. Open Daily 10am-4pm, May - Oct.; Nov.-April, Thurs.-Sun. 10am-4pm. (920) 854-9331.

PET EXPRESSIONS. Shorewood Village Shops, 9922 Water St. (Highway 42) Ephraim. Fun and fashion gifts for the pampered pet and pet lover. Gifts for the Pet: Fashion collars and coats, Dishes, fun Toys and Doggie Delights - our natural treats. Gifts for the Pet Lover: a huge array of unique BreedSpecific items including stationery, figurines, ornaments, mugs and Tees. Open daily 10-5, mid-May until mid-October. Pets are always welcome! (920) 854-5445. Visit our shop at the Carlsville Marketplace, seven miles north of Sturgeon Bay at 5781 Highway 42. www.Petexp.com.

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PKJ DESIGNS / MICHAEL BEASTER. On Pioneer Ln. behind the Ephraim Village Hall. All one-

1884, and on the same family homestead, four generations of Landins produce more than 100 varieties of jams, jellies, pickles and relishes plus homemade pies, and cookies. Open daily year-round. Closed Sundays Nov 1-May 20. Mail orders. (920) 854-2268. www.beashomadeproducts.com.

of-a-kind original jewelry & furniture. Door County Memories Jewelry Collection™ by Pamela Jeffcoat. Unique and off-beat furniture by Michael Beaster. Neon sculpture by Jeff Coan. Paintings by Marcia Nickols. 27th Door County season. 11am-5pm, closed Tuesday. (920) 854-9229.

CELESTE WEGMAN INTERIORS.

3064 Church St. (County Q), Ephraim. A leader in the design field across the country, featured in many publications, most recently in Coastal Living. The design firm carries several exclusive furniture lines: Barclay Butera, Henredon, Hickory Chair, Eddy West, Seabrook Classics, along with many fabrics and home accents. (920) 854-7522. www. CelesteWegmanInteriors.com.

SISTER BAY BARGAINS UNLIMITED. Off Canterbury Ln. and Hwy. 57, Scandia Village Campus, Sister Bay. Highly successful resale shop operated by the SCAND, Inc. Auxiliary. Profits enrich residents’ lives at Scandia Village Retirement Center. Donations of clothing, household goods, kitchen equipment and furniture welcome. Open Mon–Sat, 10am-4pm, Sundays, 12-4pm. (920) 854-9669.

BIRDIES OF DOOR COUNTY.

10590 Country Walk Drive, Sister Bay. Unique gifts for everyone. Specializing in GOLF, NATURE and SPORTS TEAM THEMES. We offer gift items for both inside and outside the home, as well as personal gifts such as jewelry and desk accessories. Birdies is also your birding supply store for northern Door county; we carry birdhouses, bird feeders, Havegard and Lyric seed, and suet. Open all year, except January. Call for hours Feb.-March. (920) 854-5511. www. Birdiesofdoorcounty.com.

CORNER OF THE PAST / OLD ANDERSON HOUSE MUSEUM.

Hwy 57 at Country Lane & Fieldcrest -1.5 mi south of Sister Bay. 1875 farmhouse & restored farm buildings with century-old furnishing, tools & farm implements. Open weekends mid-June through end of September. Farmers’ Market & Heritage Demonstrations most Saturdays. Check our web site at www.sisterbayhistory.org for details. Admission $1.

COUNTRY WALK SHOPS. Country Walk Drive, Uptown Sister Bay. Join the savvy shoppers who make the Country Walk Shops their favorite one-stop Door County shopping destination. You’ll find distinctive boutique, specialty shops, food emporiums, salons and services -- all in a beautiful garden setting! Open daily; many shops all year. THE COOK BOOK. Country Walk Shops, Sister Bay. The store for cooks! Offering you the largest selection of cookbooks, gadgets and fun stuff! BBQ accessories, linens, paper products, bakeware, kitchen knives, cooking for kids, melamine tools and more! Open 10am daily. Thursday-Monday in winter.

EKLIPSE HAIR & NAIL STUDIO, LLC. Full service salon located on the Upper Level, Country Walk Shops, Sister Bay. Walk-ins welcome. Open Mon. – Sat. ~ Saturdays by appointment only. (920) 854-9107.

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Country Walk Shops, Lower Level, 10581 Country Walk Lane, Sister Bay. Door County’s #1 nail salon offers all artificial and natural nail treatments as well as tanning beds to get your ‘glow’ on whether the sun is shining or not. Fabulous spa pedicures, full body waxing and a hydro-massage bed are also available. Tattoos coming in May 2010! (920) 854-6323.

HARBOR TEA AND SPICE OOMPANY. 10566 Country Walk Dr., upper level next to Piggly Wiggly. Unique to Door County, Harbor Tea and Spice Company presents nearly 100 of the freshest teas available – loose leaf or prepackaged. Explore our selection of tea accessories including cast iron, ceramic, glass and porcelain teapots, infusers, ice tea makers, etc. Enjoy a freshly brewed cup of tea of your choice. Discover 130 fresh spices, spice blends and herbs for the discriminating cook. (920) 8545522 www.harborteaandspice.com.

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THE CLEARING. 12171 Garrett Bay Road, Ellison Bay. A folk school for adults, offering classes in the arts, humanities and natural sciences in a quiet, secluded setting on the water in northern Door County. It was founded in 1935 by renowned landscape architect and conservationist, Jens Jensen, and is on the State and National Registers of Historic Places. Call (920) 854-4088, Visit:www.theclearing. ORG s HTTP WWW THECLEARING ORG OR STOP BY THE VISITOR CENTER AT 'ARRETT "AY 2OAD IN %LLISON "AY for information.

ALGOMA & KEWAUNEE BEARCAT’S FISH HOUSE. 295 4th St., Hwy. 42, Algoma. Bearcat and Linda Berkovitz welcome you to their store. You’ll find home-smoked fish, fish spreads, fresh fish, seafood, cheese, sausage, bait and gifts. We’ll freeze or smoke your catch — regular, brown sugar, Cajun or lemon pepper brine. Stop in to pick up a quick meal. Open year-round. (920) 487-2372. www.bearcatfish.com.

TINA MARIE’S BOUTIQUE. 625 Fourth St. (Hwy 42) Downtown Algoma. Largest selection of Bridal, Mother’s dresses, Prom, and Formalwear. Designer apparel and casual clothing for all occasions. Undergarments, jeans, tops, jackets, and sweaters. Infants, Children & Adults Clothing sizes XS thru 888 PLUS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY %XTENSIVE LINE OF SHOES HANDBAGS AND CUSTOM JEWELRY 4UXEDO S SUITS TO purchase or rent. In house alternations. Dry cleaning drop off. Open Mon - Fri 9am-6pm & Sat 9am-5pm. (920) 487-3711. www.tinamariesboutique.com. OLD TOWNE ANTIQUE MALL. 00 N. Main St., Kewaunee. Open daily May-October; weekends in the winter. 50 dealers. Glassware, jewelry, furniture, phonographs, primitives, toys, rugs, gardening, fishing, decoys, beer items. (920) 388-4034. VON STIEHL WINERY. 115 Navarina St., Algoma. The road less traveled leads to the von Stiehl Winery in Algoma. An overwhelmingly positive staff will help you find your favorite among nearly 30 varieties from dry grape to sweet fruit wines! While visiting, tour arched limestone caverns which date back to the Civil War era. Offering a high quality product at a valued price makes von Stiehl Winery an absolute “must stop� destination. Open 7 days a week, year-round. Tours & Tastings May-Oct. Tastings Nov.-April. (800) 955-5208. www.vonstiehl.com.

WIENKE’S MARKET.

292 County S. North, Algoma (between Algoma and Sturgeon Bay). Get a taste of Door County at Wienke’s unique farmstead. Fresh produce, baked goods, home canning, homemade fudge, Norwegian lefse, greenhouse, and much more. Family owned and operated for over 35 years. (920) 743-7014 or 487-5722. www.wienkes.com.

COMMUNICATIONS THE DOOR REMINDER. 235 N. 3rd Ave., Sturgeon Bay, and Countrywalk Shops, Sister Bay. Full-service 1- to 4-color commercial printer. High-speed copying, full line of office products and the Door Reminder – a free weekly shopper. (920) 743-2274 or (920) 839-2568.

HEALTH CARE SCANDIA VILLAGE GOOD SAMARITAN. 10560 Applewood Rd., Sister Bay. A senior living community consisting of villas, apartments, assisted living, a care center and special care unit for Alzheimer’s and dementia residents. Full rehabilitative physical, occupational, massage and speech therapy is available. All ages are welcome. Come in for a tour of the campus. (920) 854-2317. www.scandiavillage.com.

HOME CONSTRUCTION/REMODELING CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONING. 63 E. Oak St., Sturgeon Bay. Better water. Pure and simple. Serving Sturgeon Bay and Door County with a full line of water treatment products. Culligan: A name you can trust, service you can rely on. The world’s largest network of trained service technicians to back the industry’s broadest line of water conditioners. Plus, outstanding warranties and service. (920) 743-6342 or (800) 236-8440. E-mail: culligandc@charter.net. www.culligan.com.

LEGAL STEPHEN P. JOHNSON, LAW OFFICE. 54 E. Oak St., Sturgeon Bay. Don’t trust your future to anyone less than the best. For more than 35 years, Attorney Stephen Johnson has committed himself and his practice to protecting the rights of his clients. He has successfully represented thousands of people in criminal defense, traffic and drunk driving, bankruptcy, foreclosures, estate planning and more. (920)743-2129. www.doorcountyattorney.com.

REAL ESTATE PREMIER PROPERTIES of DOOR COUNTY, Inc. 3005 Church Street (County Q), behind Wilson’s, Ephraim. Serving buyers and sellers of fine Door County waterfront, water view and inland homes, condominiums, land and commercial properties. We are proud of the consistently superior level of service we provide our clients and customers. RealtorTM and member of Multiple Listing Service. (920) 854-9799. www.premierdoorcounty.com.

RECREATION DOOR COUNTY FIREBOAT CRUISES, LLC.

120 N Madison Ave, Sturgeon Bay. Tour the waterfront on board a retired Chicago Fireboat! Fire hose demonstration. Narrated tours at 10:30 am & 12:30 pm daily. Snacks & beverages. Sunset fun cruise Sat. nights, July thru mid –Aug; July 4th Evening on the Bay Fireworks cruise; The Parade of Boats in August. Private parties available. Pet FRIENDLY s WWW RIDETHEFIREBOAT COM OR EMAIL FIREBOATCRUISES GMAIL COM

DOOR COUNTY TROLLEY.

move to entertainment section 6 tours to choose from: 1) “Lighthouse Trolley Tour� with a scenic waterfront lunch, 2) “Scenic Narrated Tour� with Door County’s colorful legends and lore, 3) “Ghost Tour of Door County.�−Experience the dark side of this spirited peninsula, 4) “Premier Wine Tours of Door County,� 5) “Haunted Olde Sturgeon Bay� −Ghost Tour, 6) “Haunted Trolley Pub Crawl�− visit 4 haunted Door County taverns & Pubs. Tours START AT /RCHARD #OUNTRY 7INERY HALF MILE SOUTH OF &ISH #REEK ON (IGHWAY s www.doorcountytrolley.com.

EGG HARBOR FUN PARK. 7340 Highway 42, south of Egg Harbor. Family fun, rain or shine. Enjoy 18 holes of mini-golf fun, try your racing skills on our new Go Kart track, cool off with a soaking game of Water Wars or enjoy our video arcade. After playing, enjoy a pizza or ice cream at our snack bar. Parties for all occasions, call for reservations. (920) 868-9417.

THE FARM. 4285 Hwy 57, north of Sturgeon Bay. A living museum of rural America. Bottle feed goat kids, lambs, and piglets. Milk a goat and see chicks hatch. Nature trails, pioneer log buildings and exhibits. Open 9am – 5pm Memorial Day weekend thru Oct 17, 2010. (920) 743-6666. www. thefarmdoorcounty.com. SKYDIVE DOOR COUNTY.

The incredible rush of freefall from two miles high at speeds of 120 mph. Designed to give you the thrill of skydiving, while keeping the stress and anxiety to a minimum. You will be attached securely and safely to a highly qualified and licensed “Tandem Master,� who will guide you through the whole experience step by step. Located at Cherryland Airport, 3TURGEON "AY s WWW SKYDIVEDOORCOUNTY COM

PIRATE’S COVE ADVENTURE GOLF. Highway 42 & 57 intersection, Sister Bay. Meet the challenge, discover the fun! Explore the mysterious hideout of pirates while testing your putting skills. Enjoy 18 challenging championship holes, where you’ll putt your way through mountain caves, over footbridges and under cascading waterfalls. Swashbuckling fun for the entire family! Open daily, 9:30am -10pm. (920) 854-4929.

SERVICES DOOR REMINDER. 2414 Country Walk Dr., Sister Bay. Advertising, printing and office supplies. Color and B&W copies, fax service, laminating, return address labels and stamps. Largest inventory of inkjet cartridges in Door County. If we don’t have it, we can order it. Open Mon - Fri, 8am-5pm. (920) 854-2662.

SPA THE SPA AT SACRED GROUNDS. 10453 Townline Road, northern Ephraim. Specializing in a wide variety of massage therapy and skincare. Our wooded setting and serene atmosphere facilitate a deeply relaxing spa experience. Healing bodywork, nurturing skincare, aromatic body treatments, signature services, couples massage, private steam and sauna are available year round by appointment only. (920) 854-4733. www.sacredgroundsspa.com.

VISITOR INFORMATION/SERVICES ALGOMA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Quality of life and quality of business. Along with a beautiful view, Lake Michigan offers visits to the city sport fishing, pleasure boating, swimming and just relaxing on the beach. The waterfront and numerous city attractions provide great entertainment for family and friends. (920) 487-5203. www.algoma.org.

KEWAUNEE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Discover Friendly Kewaunee’s rich cultural heritage and enjoy the fine natural harbor that attracted Native Americans over 600 years ago and, after that, trappers, traders and immigrants from Bohemia, Belgium, Prussia, Germany, Ireland, Poland and Scandinavia. Then, enjoy a great meal at our restaurants or shop at our many stores. (920) 388-4822. www.kewaunee.org.

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INDEX OF ADVERTISERS A Decorator’s Gallery ...................25 & 26 A Summer Cottage ............................. 29 Algoma Chamber of Commerce .......... 13 Alley Katz ............................................ 16 AMO Gallery ....................................... 18 Andy’s Silver Strike Fishing .................. 41 Angler’s Edge Sportfishing Charter ...... 41 Artists Guild, The ................................. 18 Aunt Velma’s........................................ 34 Baby Bella ........................................... 28 Baileys Harbor Yacht Club ................... 32 Bargains Unlimited .............................. 38 Bath Essentials .................................... 30 Bea’s Ho-made ................................... 41 Bead Bucket, The .......................34 & 45 Bearcat’s Fishing House ...................... 13 Bianca’s ......................................31 & 45 Birch Creek Music Center.................... 24 Birdies of Door County ........................ 37 Bliss .................................................... 20 Bob & Sue’s 5th Quarter ..................... 13 Candleworks of Door County, Inc. ........... ........................... Inside Front Cover & 47 Carats & Karats ................................... 34 Catch Five Charters ............................. 41 Child’s Play .......................................... 20 Cinnamon Windmill.............................. 25 City Farmer.......................................... 36 Clearing, The ....................................... 40 Coho Motel ......................................... 43 Cook Book, The .................................. 37 Connie Glowacki Gallery ..................... 29 Cornucopia ......................................... 20 Cork Pub & Restaurant ....................... 44 Culligan .............................................. 16 DC Brew ............................................. 16 Deer Run Golf Course & Resort........... 41 Digg Ins CafÊ & Rocks ........................ 43 Door Community Auditorium ............... 27 Door County Fire Boat Cruise ......16 & 47 Door County Gifts................................ 18 Door County Interiors & Design ...24 & 45 Door County Maritime Museum ........... 16 Door County Navigator ....................... 14 Door County Trolley .....................27 & 45 Door Reminder Office Supply ......18 & 37 Door Shakespeare............................... 32 Eco Door ............................................. 29 Edgewater Resort................................ 33 Edgewood Orchard Gallery ................... 1 Egg Harbor Fun Park...................26 & 45 Eklipse Salon ....................................... 37 Elliott’s Marchantile .............................. 20 Enchanted ...................................19 & 45 English Inn, The ................................... 30 Fish Creek Basketry ............................ 28 Fish Creek Kite .................................... 27 Fishin’ Magician Charters .................... 41 Founders Square Shops ...................... 27 Fred & Fuzzy’s ..................................... 40 Freedom Charter Services ................... 41 Glidden Lodge ..................................... 22 Glidden Lodge Restaurant-Donny’s ..... 22 Glow.................................................... 37 Grey Stone Castle ............................... 16 Gustave’s Getaway .....................31 & 45 Gwendolyn’s ........................................ 19 Haasch Guide Service ......................... 41

Harbor Tea & Spice ............................. 37 Harbor View Resort ............................. 36 Hot Tamales ........................................ 16 Howell Creek Trading LLC ................... 25 Hudson Road Trading Company ......... 38 Jane’s Designs ................................... 26 JJ’S La Puerta Restaurant................... 39 John Henry’s ....................................... 25 Jorns Sugar Bush................................ 27 Julie’s Upscale Resale ......................... 38 Karly’s Bar ........................................... 41 Kewaunee Custard .............................. 43 Kewaunee Chamber of Commerce ..... 43 Kunkel Korner Restaurant.................... 43 Landmark Resort ................................. 23 Lang Store, The................................... 15 Leprechaun Fishing Charters, LLC ...... 41 Little Harbor Inn ................................... 14 Madison Avenue Wine Shop ............... 16 Magic Jacket ....................................... 28 Main Course, The ................................ 29 Monticello ............................................ 20 Nautical Inn / Hillside Inn ..................... 40 NorthCote Clock .........................32 & 45 Off the Hook ........................................ 13 Old Towne Antique Mall ....................... 43 On Deck Clothing ....................5, 19 & 47 Paul David Jewelry .............................. 30 Pen Music Festival............................... 30 Pet Expressions .................................. 34 Piggly Wiggly ....................................... 37 Pirates Cove ........................................ 39 PKJ Designs/Michael Beaster.............. 35 Premier Properties ............................... 36 Pure Joy .............................................. 29 Quilters Quest ..................................... 37 Renard’s Cheese .........................11 & 47 Rushes, The ........................................ 32 Salmon Depot-Howie’s Tackle .....16 & 41 Scandia Village .................................... 38 Scandinavian Lodge ............................ 40 Shallows Resort .................................. 26 Sievers ................................................ 41 Corner of the Past / Sky Dive Door County ......................... 22 Small World ......................................... 18 Spa at Sacred Grounds ....................... 33 Spin..................................................... 16 Stephan P. Johnson ............................ 17 Stone’s Throw Winery ........... Back Cover Sunshine & Co .................................... 30 T Simon Jewelers ................................ 16 Tannenbaum Shop .............................. 40 The Farm ............................................. 21 Tina Marie’s Boutique .......................... 13 Top of the Hill Association ...........28 & 29 Top of the Hill CafÊ .............................. 28 Trendy Tails.......................................... 29 Village Clothier ..................................... 37 Von Stiehl Winery .........................2 & 45 Waterbury Inn ...................................... 36 Waterfront / JJ’s .................................. 39 Weisgerbers ........................................ 32 What Next? ......................................... 28 Wienke’s Market .................................. 13 Wilkins & Olander Clothiers .........18 & 45 Wisconsin Charm .................................. 9

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