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Keeping tradition alive in the merging of magazines Door County calendar of events Galleries marking extra special year Arts A memorable trip into the park 40 years ago Lodging Most, but not all festivals are confined to summer Recreation & Attractions Adorning Door County barns with the art of quilting History is alive on the peninsula ... and so are the pirates Restaurants Fish Boil What to do with the kids ... summer 2012 Shopping A run that encompasses the county’s beauty Death’s Door State parks Business & Services Lighthouses Maps of Door County An ultimate menu of silent sports opportunities The Menu Guide Restaurant Chart Menu Guide Coupons Church listings Visitor Information
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This issue of the Your Key to the Door marks another significant milestone in what is the storied history of Door County’s oldest tourist publication. The Key to the Door name dates back 55 years to a decision by founders Ed and Delores Allen to adopt a catchy name for the “Where to Go … What to See” magazine they started three years earlier.
alike to call up information about specific communities, lodging, dining, galleries, shops, museums and performing arts venues, as well as state and county parks.
The previous Key to the Door Illustrated now merges with Go Door County and the Door Peninsula Menu Guide. Door County Publishing has decided to combine these three publications into one convenient, comprehensive reference guide. It takes its name from the long-standing “Key,” while its smaller size is borrowed from the previous Go Door County guide. The addition of the restaurant section enhances the consolidated appeal of the guide.
“Besides adding considerable scope and value to the annual guide that we print, Your Key to the Door now has broadened its dimensions to be available in whatever format people prefer,” he said. “They can engage our guide in print, on the web or through our smartphone app for an in-market experience that helps them more effectively explore whatever they will most enjoy during their visits to Door County.”
As you can see, this annual guide is packed with events, maps, restaurant information and menus, as well as information about attractions, galleries, museums, performing arts, recreation, and shopping. It is widely available throughout Door County at no charge. For added convenience, all of the content in Your Key to the Door will also be available online via www.doorcountyadvocate. com. Even more information is available by using the official Door County smartphone app now named “Your Key to the Door.” Previously known as Xplore Door County, this service allows visitors and residents
Still another way to access information about “what to see” and “where to go” will be available every Wednesday in Your Key to the Door Weekly, a section of The Door County Advocate previously named “Door County Now.” Dale Larson, general manager of Door County Publishing, said the changes are all designed to convert Door County’s best-known tourist publication into four convenient ways for both tourists and residents to quickly find valuable information about events and venues.
The Advocate’s “Your Key to the Door Weekly” provides a fourth channel to share new features and updated information every Wednesday year-round, Larson added. While visitors to Door County today may find it hard to believe that tourism was once a slow-growth proposition amid such breathtaking scenery, the Allens’ venture into publishing was a bit of a gamble, because the tourism market of the early 1950s was a far cry from what it is today.
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<<< continued from page 5 Ed Allen, the former Chicago radio personality who moved to Sturgeon Bay to launch the county’s first radio station, apparently could sense that the county would blend its natural appeal with a retail market that would embrace that beauty rather than exploit it. In that very first issue, the Allens defined a mission that could well serve to guide its newest descendant: “. . . A guidebook to direct and inform visitors about its many services, as well as places of interest, in Door County.” It was on a winter trip to the Gulf Coast in 1957 that the Allens happened upon the name that would play a significant role in the development of the peninsula’s tourism market.
The book in your hands in considerably larger than the 24-page publication that the Allens introduced, but it reflects much of what Ed envisioned the county to be – a hotspot for cultural expression with a thriving artist colony. Those artists now span a wide variety of media, each drawing their own inspiration from the beauty around them to produce a rich collection of galleries, boutiques and shops. The Allens started the magazine to convey what they appreciated so much about the county, talking about cherries, the ships, the quaint villages and the traditional fish boils that the peninsula would eventually share in abundance with its visitors. “To you, the visitors of Door County, we dedicate this ‘guidebook,’ in the hope that it will make the facilities of Door County more easily accessible.” It’s as true today for Your Key to the Door as when the Allens printed it on the inside of the front cover for their first magazine.
Ed didn’t like the original “Where to Go . . . What to See” name, and even though his magazine had enjoyed modest success, he felt a better name would boost sales. During that fateful trip, Ed suddenly turned to his wife and blurted, “Key to the Door Peninsula.” In an interview commemorating the 50th anniversary of their publication, Delores remembered how excited Ed got, saying, ‘“It’s perfect,’ he told me. ‘Key and Door County. It fits.’”
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This calendar was compiled with information gathered through the Door County Visitor Bureau and Door County Publishing. All dates, locations & times are subject to change.
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MAY Parade at 11:30 a.m. 920-493-5878.
17-20: GIRLFRIENDS GREAT EGGSCAPE. Village-wide in Egg Harbor in Egg Harbor. www.eggharbordoorcounty. org. Escape for the whole weekend and relax. A getaway weekend with a trolley tour, workshops, exercise classes, art & wine crawl, shopping and much more. 920-868-3717.
19: SPRING FLING. Baileys Harbor Town Hall in Baileys Harbor. www. baileysharbor.com. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Celebrate with a Spring Arts & Crafts Fair on the front lawn of the Town Hall. 920-839-2366.
17: DOOR COUNTY FESTIVAL OF NATURE. Ridges Sanctuary in Baileys Harbor. www.ridgessanctuary.org. The Ridges and five local conservation groups offer guided field trips through some of Door County’s unique and beautiful natural areas, many not generally open to the public. Pre-registration for field trips required. Keynote presentation open to the public May 18 at 7 p.m. 920-839-2802.
19-20: DOOR COUNTY SHEPHERD’S MARKET. Woodwalk Gallery in Egg Harbor. www.dcshepherdsmarket.com. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. New location, at the Woodwalk Gallery, 6746 County Rd. G, in Egg Harbor. 18th Annual Fiber Art and Art-to-Wear Sale. Featuring fleeces, yarns, rovings, unique knit, woven and felted products, equipment, baskets and other fiber related accessories from local artists. 920-743-1560.
19-20: MADE IN DOOR COUNTY. County-wide in Door County. www.madeindoorcounty.org. Experience “Made in Door County” products featuring tours and special promotions at select businesses throughout the county. 800527-3529.
19: CONCERT: THE JET TOUR. Third Avenue Playhouse in Sturgeon Bay. www.thirdavenueplayhouse.com. 7 p.m. Featuring Eric Lewis, Tommy Burroughs & Jimmy Davis. 920-743-1760.
19: VILLAGE WIDE RUMMAGE SALE. Community Wide in Sister Bay. www.cometosisterbay.com. Individual sales throughout the village with guide map and coupons for restaurant specials. 920-854-4118.
26: ANNUAL PLANT SALE. Peninsula Research Station in Sturgeon Bay. www. dcmga.org. 9 a.m.-noon. Sale of vegetables and flowering plants, both annuals and perennials as well as hypertufas and picture frames for planting. 920-7467952. 26-27: STURGEON BAY FINE ART FAIR. Sunset Park, Sturgeon Bay. www. sturgeonbay.net. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 14th annual juried multi-media art show, entertainment, children’s activities, food and beverages. 800301-6695.
19: 12TH ANNUAL SCOTTIE DOG RALLY. Downtown Baileys Harbor. www.doorcountyscottierally.com. Nearly 200 Scottish Terriers come together and strut their scottitude. Complete with kilts and bagpipers.
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26-27: MAIFEST. Lakeside Park, Jacksonport. www.jacksonport.net. Art Fair, fun run, great food, music, horse pull, parade and more. 920-868-2068.
JUNE 2: SIDE PORK FEST. Martin Park, Sturgeon Bay. www.sideporkfest.com. All-day festival will feature a variety of local bands, food and entertainment zones for kids and adults. Many varieties of side pork. Other events include a 5k run, kids’ run and Wisconsin’s first 15k relay run. 920-724-1488. 2: NATIONAL TRAILS DAY AT WHITEFISH DUNES. Whitefish Dunes State Park, Jacksonport. Hike or bike the trails at Whitefish Dunes to celebrate National Trails Day. 920-823-2400. 3: STATE PARK OPEN HOUSE DAY. All Parks in Door County. www.dnr.state. wi.us/org/land/parks. Free admission to each of the county’s five state parks. 7-9: HERITAGE DAYS. Village Wide in Fish Creek. www.fishcreekheritagedays.org. The history of Gibraltar Township and Fish Creek is celebrated. Enjoy historic walking tours, Noble House tours, music, programs and events. 800-577-1880.
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7-10: STEEL BRIDGE SONGFEST. Downtown Sturgeon Bay. www.steelbridgesongfest.org. International songwriter showcase. Three nights and a day with more than 100 bands and soloists on 10 stages. 920-743-5605. 8-10: 19th ANNUAL LIGHTHOUSE FESTIVAL. www.dcmm.org. Self-guided tour of mainland lighthouses with an assortment of organized land-based tours and boat trips to outlying lights to give the enthusiast an assortment of experiences from which to choose. Preceded by Friday evening Keepers’ Kin Social. 920-743-5958. 9: FLAG DAY PARADE. Downtown Forestville. 11 a.m. Hosted by the Forestville American Legion. Festivities and various displays including showing of military equipment at Legion Park. Top quality flags of various sizes will be on sale. 9: JUMPIN’ JUNE AND SISTER BAY CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION. Downtown Sister Bay. www.cometosisterbay. com. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The show features 35 professional dealers plus crystal and china repair on site. Sponsored by Sister Bay Lions Club to benefit the Leader Dog for the Blind Program. 715355-5144.
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calendarofevents 9: 8th ANNUAL PADDLE FEST. Nicolet Beach in Peninsula State Park, Fish Creek. www.kayakdoorcounty. com. 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Vehicle sticker is required for entrance into the park. 920-854-7598. 15: WASHINGTON ISLAND CANOE AND KAYAK EVENT. Washington Island. www.washingtonislandcanoe andkayakevent.com. 4th Annual event includes Marathon Race circumnavigating Washington Island (22 miles), Half Marathon Race, Guided Eco-Tour, Sea Kayak Symposium, Keynote Presentation, and Crossing Death’s Door Expedition. New and expert paddlers welcome. 15-17: FYR BAL FESTIVAL. Ephraim. The festival re-creates traditions of early Norwegians celebrating midsummer. Live music, art and craft show, alpacas and llamas, raffle, silent auction, regatta, children’s activities and crafts. 920-854-4989. 16: DOOR COUNTY BEER FESTIVAL. Baileys Harbor. www.doorcountybeer. com. Good beer, good food, good music and good fun! Seminars on beer, cheese, local food, and putting them all together. Live music and the best in locally-sourced food available from local producers and restaurants. Tickets are $35 in advance, $40 at the door. Must be 21 or older. 16: RIDGES RIDE FOR NATURE. County-wide in Door County. Bicycle the back roads of Door County and support the education programs of the Ridges Sanctuary. Sagwagon, rest stops, wellmarked routes and a delicious pasta lunch. Register online or call 920-8392802. ridefornature.com. 16: KIDS OFF TO SUMMER. Sunset Park, Sturgeon Bay. www.sturgeonbaywi.org. This free event to celebrate the kick-off to summer is a day-long event. Various arts and crafts stations, bounce houses, petting zoo, kayak demonstrations, music, face painting, fun run, games, sports and activities. 920-746-2914. 21: SPECIAL SCREENING OF JAZZ AT BIRCH CREEK. Dutton Concert
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Barn at Birch Creek Music Performance Center in Egg Harbor. www.birchcreek. org. 7-9 p.m. The film produced by Wisconsin Public Television, “Jazz at Birch Creek,” will be shown in the Dutton Concert Barn for those who missed seeing it this past winter. Donations accepted. 920-868-3763. 22-24: OLDE ELLISON BAY DAYS. Community Park in Ellison Bay. Art fair, food, fun, games and surprises for the whole family. Sponsored by the Ellison Bay Service Club. Saturday 11 a.m. parade. 920-854-5448. 22-24: USSSA 2012 FIELD OF DREAMS TOURNAMENT. Various Ball Fields throughout Sturgeon Bay. This event is a USSSA sanctioned girls fast pitch softball World Series qualifier. Teams will be competing to earn a World Series bid from the Wisconsin USSSA. Winners will earn the opportunity to attend one of the USSSA World Series events in their age group and classification. 847-677-0542. 23: RUNNING GREEN FOR CROSSROADS. Crossroads at Big Creek in Sturgeon Bay. www.crossroadsrun. com. 9 a.m. start. 2K-5K-10K trail run/
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JULY 1: ANNUAL FFA ALUMNI DAIRY BREAKFAST. Geisel Farm in Valmy. 6 a.m.-11:30 a.m. 920-743-4859. 3-4: INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION. Harbor View Park, Egg Harbor. www.eggharbordoorcounty.org. The holiday starts on July 3rd with live music, family fun and fireworks over Green Bay at dusk. On the 4th, celebrate with a parade at 1:30 p.m. 920-868-3717.
4: WASHINGTON ISLAND FOURTH OF JULY FIREWORKS. www.washingtonisland-wi.com. Fireworks begin at dusk. 920-847-2179. 4: FOURTH OF JULY HAIRPIN 5K RUN/WALK. Old Gibraltar Town Hall. Fish Creek. www.hairpinrun.com. 8:30 a.m. Annual 5k run/walk up the Fish Creek Bluff and back down Cottage Row. Online registration available. 920868-3284, ext. 205. 4: STURGEON BAY CELEBRATES. Sunset Park. www.sturgeonbay.net. Old fashioned ice cream social, Peninsula Symphonic Band performance at 8 p.m. followed by fireworks at dusk. Ice Cream Social also available at Otumba Park on the West Side of Sturgeon Bay. 7 p.m. 800-301-6695. 4: GILLS ROCK CELEBRATES. Downtown Gills Rock. Food and live music start at 5 p.m. Boat regatta at 6:30 p.m. in the harbor. Fireworks at dusk. 920854-2972. 4: BAILEYS HARBOR FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION. Downtown Baileys Harbor. www.baileysharbor.com. Parade at 10 a.m., arts and crafts, live entertainment and children’s games. Fireworks at dusk. 920-839-2366. 5: ANNUAL GARDEN WALK. Throughout Northern Door County. www.sisterbayhistory.org. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Benefitting the Sister Bay Historical Society’s Old Anderson House Museum and the Corner of the Past. 920-854-7680. 7-8: RENAISSANCE FANTASY FAIRE. Monument Point Rd. in Carlsville. www. doorcowirenaissance.com. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Joust Arena and delight in the antics of street performers, belly dancers and musicians. See skillful demonstrations of time-honored arts and crafts. 920-973-8233. 7: FISH CREEK SUMMER FESTIVAL AND FIREWORKS. Downtown Fish Creek www.visitfishcreek.com. Many fun-filled events including music by Big Mouth and the Power Tool Horns, family games, food and drink. Fireworks at 10 p.m. 800-577-1880.
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Saturday noon to midnight, Sunday 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 920-825-1450. 19: TASTE OF THE TPAC. Trueblood Performing Arts Center in Washington Island. www.truebloodpac.com. Afternoon and evening. Second annual celebration of the TPAC’s renovation, featuring tastes of Washington Island’s incredible richness of culinary and artistic talent. 920-847-3355. 19-21: 38th ANNUAL DOOR COUNTY ANTIQUE SHOW AND SALE. Gibraltar High School, Fish Creek. www. visitfishcreek.com. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The show features 35 professional dealers plus crystal and china repair on site. Sponsored by Sister Bay Lions Club to benefit the Leader Dog for the Blind Program. 715-355-5144. 21: JAMES DUTTON MEMORIAL CONCERT. Birch Creek Music Performance Center in Egg Harbor. www. birchcreek.org. 8 p.m. An annual event, this concert is dedicated to the memory and vision of Birch Creek co-founder Jim Dutton, who, with his wife Fran, gave life to Birch Creek and its mission in 1976. 920-868-3763. 21-22: DOOR COUNTY TRIATHLON. Murphy Park, Egg Harbor. www. doorcountytriathlon.com. 8 a.m. One of the most popular and scenic triathlons in the Midwest. Sprint (1/4-mile swim, 18-mile bike, 3.1-mile run) on Saturday; Half-Iron (1.2-mile swim, 56-mile bike, 13.1-mile run) on Sunday. Advance registration required. 920-606-2458. 21-29: K/D SALMON TOURNAMENT. Throughout Door County. www. kdsalmon.com. Participating ports include Sturgeon Bay, Baileys Harbor, Washington Island, Algoma and Kewaunee. More than $40,000 in cash and prizes. 920-883-9792. 23-28: PLEIN AIR FESTIVAL. County-wide in Door County. www.peninsulaschoolofart.com. A combination of free and ticketed
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calendarofevents events. Artists have six days to paint Door County. Collector’s preview party and Gala Auction, July 27. Watch more than 100 artists paint during the Dockside Quick-Paint Competition in Clark Park, July 28. Painting begins at 9a.m. 920-868-3455. 24: OLD FASHIONED ICE CREAM SOCIAL. Corner of the Past/Old Anderson House Museum in Sister Bay. www.sisterbayhistory.org. 6 p.m-8 p.m. Join the fun; enjoy a do-it-yourself sundae and a variety of delicious home baked cupcakes in the unique setting of the Koessl Barn and surrounding farmyard. 920-868-7680. 26: SAIL THROUGH THE AVENUES SIDEWALK SALE. City-wide in Sturgeon Bay. www.sturgeonbay.net. 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Sturgeon Bay is loaded with bargains, live entertainment, food, beverages and more. 800-301-6695. 27-29: STURGEON BAY MARITIME REGATTA. Inner Harbor of Sturgeon Bay. www.sbrow.com. The Regatta will be the kickoff event for a week-long festival known as the Sturgeon Bay Maritime Week: A Salute to The United States Coast Guard. Visit www.sbrow. com for full details. 28: CARLSVILLE DAY. Downtown Carlsville. www.carlsvilledoorcounty. com. Parade, food, live music, art and craft vendors, free trolley rides, and tons of family fun. Parade at 10 a.m. 920-743-2228. 28: SAND SCULPTURE CONTEST. Whitefish Dunes State Park, Jacksonport. 11 a.m. Make sand creations on the beach. Prizes in three categories awarded. State Park vehicle sticker required. 920-823-2400. 28-AUG. 18: plein air exhibition and sale. www.peninsulaschoolofart. com. At Peninsula School of Art, Fish Creek. 31: ANNUAL HOUSE AND GARDEN WALK. Five Homes and Gardens in Door County. 9 a.m-5 p.m. Stroll through a showcase of five homes and gardens. Benefitting the Ministry Door County Medical Center Auxiliary. 920746-1071.
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BEGINNING IN MARCH 3/25-6/17: EXHIBIT: TITANIC’S WAKE. Door County Maritime Museum, Sturgeon Bay. www.dcmm. org. One hundred years ago on April 14, 1912, the RMS Titanic struck an iceberg off the Grand Banks of Newfoundland. This exhibit explores the impact that the Titanic’s sinking had on Maritime commerce everywhere, including the Great Lakes. 920-7435958.
BEGINNING IN MAY 5/19-1/31/14: EXHIBIT: PIRATES SHIP TO SHORE. Door County Maritime Museum, Sturgeon Bay. www. dcmm.org. Exciting new exhibit at the Door County Maritime Museum in Sturgeon Bay complete with pirate ship. 920-743-5958.
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AUGUST 1-5: DOOR COUNTY FAIR. John Miles County Park, Sturgeon Bay. www.doorcounty.org/fair/index.htm. 4: SCANDINAVIAN FESTIVAL. Washington Island. www.washingtonisland-wi. com. Scandinavian Kaffe and Stavkirke open house at Trinity Lutheran Church, Scandinavian brunch at Bethel Church, dance festival in the evening and Scandinavian worship service at Trinity Lutheran Church. 920-847-2179. 4: CHERRY FEST. Lakeside Park, Jacksonport. www.jacksonport.net. Historical display, fine arts and crafts, food, music, family fun and more. 920823-2316. 4-5: CLASSIC & WOODEN BOAT SHOW. Door County Maritime Museum, Sturgeon Bay. www.dcmm.org. Features dozens of vintage vessels on display including the 149-ft. tug John Purves and the Tall Ship, the Denis Sullivan. Demonstrations and popular 2-day Sikaflex quick and dirty boat building contest. Entertainment, raffle, “Paint the Bay” Plein Art event and children’s activities. 920-743-5958.
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11: WEST FEST. Madison Avenue, Sturgeon Bay. www.sturgeonbay.net. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Celebrate a Wild West day along Sturgeon Bay’s Madison Avenue with a craft show, chili cook-off, gold rush giveaway, live entertainment, food and beverages.800-301-6695. 11: DOOR COUNTY FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS. Waterfront Park, Sister Bay. www.cometosisterbay.com. Display and sale of visual arts and fine crafts. Featuring over 80 professional juried artists from across the Midwest. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday. 920-854-4343. 17-19: VALMY THRESHEREE AND ANTIQUE MACHINERY SHOW. Northeast Wisconsin Antique Power Assoc. Grounds, Valmy. Horse and tractor pull, entertainment, games, arts and crafts, great music, food and refreshments. 5505 Country View Rd., off Hwy 57. Friday night open at 6 p.m. 920-743-4859. 18: WASHINGTON ISLAND FAIR. Community Center. www.washington island-wi.org. Craft booths, food booths, exhibits and bingo. 920-847-2179. 18: CANDLELIGHT BEACH WALK. Whitefish Dunes State Park, Jackson-
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SEPTEMBER 1: MARINA FESTIVAL. Sister Bay Marina. www.cometosisterbay.com. Pancake breakfast, food and beverage booths, live music and dancing under the big tent, children’s boat building, craft tent, championship Waterboard Warriors ski show and fireworks. 920854-4118.
BEGINNING IN JUNE 6/2-10/27: SATURDAY FARMERS’ MARKET. Market Square, Sturgeon Bay. 8:30 a.m.-noon. Corner of Michigan and 4th Avenue. Fresh produce and crafts from local sources. 920-746-2914. 6/9-10/13: HISTORICAL TOURS. Corner of the Past/Old Anderson House Museum, Sister Bay. www. sisterbayhistory.org. Tour the 1825 farmhouse and restored farm buildings. Group tours available. Sponsored by the Sister Bay Historical Society. 920-854-7680. 6/12-10/30: TUESDAY FARMERS’ MARKET. Lakeside Park, Jacksonport. www.jacksonport.net. 9 a.m.-1p.m. Every Tuesday morning during the 2012 growing season. 920-823-2288.
1: LABOR DAY WEEKEND RUN AND DUATHLON. Northern Door YMCA, Fish Creek. www.doorcountyymca. org. This annual event includes a 5k run/walk, ¼- mile children’s run and a duathlon with a 2-mile run and 12-mile bike. 920-868-3660. 2: WILDERNESS DAY. Newport State Park, Ellison Bay. A day of hikes and programs to celebrate Wisconsin’s only formally designated wilderness state park. 920-824-2500. 8: TASTE OF THE GARDEN DOOR AND PESTO FESTO. Peninsular Research Station, Sturgeon Bay. www. dcmga.org. 1-4 p.m. Hwy 42, just north of the split. Join Master Gardeners to taste foods made from ingredients harvested in Door County. Samples available throughout the day. Pesto Festo contest with visitors tasting and judging for the People’s Choice award. Check website for rules for Pesto Festo contest. 920-746-9026.
6/12-10/14: PENINSULA PLAYERS. Peninsula Players Theatre, Fish Creek. www.peninsulaplayers. com. America’s oldest professional resident summer theatre. TuesdaySunday. 920-868-3287. 6/13-8/25: AMERICAN FOLKLORE THEATRE. Peninsula State Park Amphitheatre, Fish Creek. www.folkloretheatre.com. Presenting a trio of family friendly and affordable shows under the stars at Peninsula State Park. Vehicle sticker not required to attend. 920-854-6117.
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calendarofevents 8: CORN FEST: Shopf’s Hilltop Dairy in Carlsville. www.sunshinehouseinc. org. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Events feature a walk through the 20-acre Corn Maze, children’s games, bakery items, food, raffle and silent auction, plus corn eating, pie eating and a corniest joke contest. Proceeds from maze benefit Sunshine House, Inc. 920-743-7943. 9: DOOR COUNTY CENTURY RIDE. County-wide in Door County. www. doorcountycentury.com. Ride offers cyclists 30-mile, 62-mile, 76-mile and 100-mile routes. Well stocked food and fluid station with a post ride barbeque. 920-606-2458. 15-16: MADE IN DOOR COUNTY. County-wide in Door County. www.madeindoorcounty.org. Experience “Made in Door County” products featuring tours and special promotions at select businesses throughout the county. 800527-3529. 15: AUTUMN FEST. Baileys Harbor Town Hall in Baileys Harbor. www. baileysharbor.com. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Arts and crafts, entertainment, food. 920839-2366. 16: BELGIAN KERMISS CELEBRATION. Former St. Mary’s Church in Brussels. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Old time celebration of the harvest. Authentic Belgian food, historical presentation, live music. 920-825-7864. 21-23: CHALLENGE WALK MS. Ephraim. www.wisms.org. A threeday, 50-mile (30-mile option available) experience that tests your strength and your spirit, and makes an extraordinary difference in the lives of 400,000 people throughout the U.S. living with MS. Sept. 22: Egg Harbor Ale Fest. Downtown Egg Harbor. Sample from over 125 different styles of beers from America’s best craft brewers and vote for your favorite as we award the coveted Door County All-Star Ale Award to the top vote recipient. 920-868-3717. EggHarborDoorCounty.org 22: HARVEST FESTIVAL AND HARVEST MOON CELEBRATION. Sturgeon
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Bay. www.sturgeonbay.net. 9 a.m.11p.m. Celebration of Autumn featuring craft and car shows, food booths, music and entertainment, plus children’s activities. Preview the decorated Street Art before the live auction at 6 p.m. Followed by the Harvest Moon Celebration including a live band. 800-301-6695. 28-30: INSIDE/OUTSIDE SALE. Throughout Fish Creek. www.visitfishcreek.com. Shop owners offer fantastic deals on gifts and merchandise in charming shops, galleries and boutiques. Take advantage of the bargains and enjoy the beautiful fall colors and festivities. 800-577-1880.
OCTOBER 4-7: AUTUMN AMISH QUILT SHOW AND SALE. Mr. G’s Banquet Hall, Jacksonport. www.jacksonport.net. 920-823-2288. 6: RUN WILD. Potawatomi State Park, Sturgeon Bay. www.runwild.org. 10k run, 3-mile walk/run and 1/3-mile Smokey Bear run. Refreshments, door prizes and medals. Registration 8-9:30 a.m. 10k and 3-mile walk/run start at 10 a.m., Smokey Bear run starts at 11:15 a.m. 920-743-6866. 6-7: TOWNLINE ART FAIR. Fine Line Design Gallery and Sculpture Garden, Ephraim. www.finelinedesignsgallery. com. On Ephraim’s north end. Featuring over 80 professional juried artists from
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across the Midwest. 10 a.m.-5 p.m Saturday and 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday. 920-854-4343. 6: SPOOKTACULAR HIKE. Peninsula State Park, Fish Creek. 920-8472179. 6-7: FALL FUN FEST AND CIDER PRESSING PARTY. Washington Island Farm Museum in Washington Island. www.washingtonisland-wi. com. 920-847-2179. 6: ART DAY FOR ANIMALS. Hands On Art Studio in Fish Creek. www. handsonartstudio.com. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Hay rides, hay house, a haunted treasure hunt, pumpkin painting, scarecrow making, games and prizes. To benefit the Door County Humane Society. 920-868-9311. 6-7: PUMPKIN PATCH FESTIVAL. Village-wide in Egg Harbor. www. eggharbordoorcounty.org. Fall colors and family fun. One of Door County’s largest festivals! Entertainment, arts & crafts, rides, live music and lots of treats to eat. Restaurants are open and street vendors offer brats, roasted corn, caramel apple sundaes, chili, turkey legs and more. 920-868-3717. 12-14: FALL FESTIVAL. Village-wide in Sister Bay. www.cometosisterbay. com. 7-9 p.m. Arts & crafts, music & entertainment, Saturday morning parade, Sunday afternoon Ping Pong Ball shoot and much more.
6/21-8/30: THURSDAY CONCERTS IN THE PARK. Harbor View Park, Egg Harbor. www.eggharbordoorcounty.org. 5 p.m. Live music with local bands on the Bay of Green Bay. Bring a lawn chair or blanket. Carry-ins welcome. Full concert schedule available online. 920-8683717. 6/21-9/6: HISTORIC IVERSON HOUSE & MORAVIAN CHURCH TOUR. Downtown in Ephraim. www. ephraim.org. 1:30-3 p.m. Learn more in-depth history by participating in our new 90-minute, weekly tour of Ephraim’s Moravian Church, followed by the historic Iverson House. Thursdays. 920-854-9688. 6/23-10/13: SATURDAY FARMERS’ MARKET. Corner of the Past/Old Anderson House Museum. www.sisterbayhistory.org. 8 a.m.-noon. Fresh locally grown vegetables and flowers, plus a wide variety of prepared foods from local certified kitchens. Sponsored by the Sister Bay Historical Society. 920-854-7680. 6/25-8/19: PEG EGAN SUNSET CONCERT SERIES. Peg Egan Performing Arts Center Amphitheater, Egg Harbor. www.eggharbordoorcounty.org. 7 p.m. Sunday evening concert series features the best of folk, blues, pop, jazz and world music from some of the top-rated national touring artists from around the U.S. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets. Full concert schedule available online. 920-868-3717.
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20: DOOR COUNTY FALL 50. Countywide. www.fall50.com. Gills Rock to Sturgeon Bay. Described as “the most scenic distance run in the Midwest,” this point to point 50-mile run offers a challenge to solo or teams of 2-5 runners. Showcases the western shoreline of Door County during peak fall color. It ends with at party at sunset. 920-6062458. 26-28: JACK O LANTERN DAYS. Fish Creek. www.visitfishcreek.com. Haunting Halloween Parade, decorations throughout town, discount coupons at participating merchants, Trick or Treating, Ghost Tour trolley rides, House in Mourning at Historic Noble House, costume parties. 800-577-1880.
27: HALLOWEEN PARADE. Third Avenue in Sturgeon Bay. www.sturgeonbay. net. 2-3 p.m. Halloween Parade on Third Avenue followed by trick-or-treating. 800-301-6695. 28: HALLOWEEN SAFE WALK. Villagewide in Egg Harbor. www.eggharbordoorcounty.org. 2 p.m.-4 p.m. Trick or treat throughout the streets of Egg Harbor. 920-868-3717.
NOVEMBER 16-18: CHRISTMAS BY THE BAY. Downtown Sturgeon Bay. www.sturgeon bay.net. This kick off to the holiday season starts with a tree-lighting on Friday night featuring children’s entertainer Randy Peterson. The Santa Parade is on Saturday at 10 a.m. followed by children’s activities and hay rides. Brunch with Santa on Sunday morning. 920-301-6695. 18: FOLK ART FAIR. Door County YMCA in Sturgeon Bay. www.doorcountyymca.org. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. The art fair will feature handmade works of art from Door County artists and fine crafts persons. Enjoy a fabulous spread of baked goods, soups and sandwiches, while supporting the Door County YMCA Youth in Government Program. A
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calendarofevents silent auction will take place all day. 920-743-4949. 22: THANKSGIVING DAY PARADE. Downtown Jacksonport. www.jacksonport.net. Parade starts at noon. 920-559-0586. 23-24: CAPTURE THE SPIRIT. Downtown Sister Bay. www.cometosisterbay.com. Tree lighting at Waterfront Park, St. Nick, music, art fair in the Village Hall. 920-854-2812. 23-24: HOLLY DAYS. Village-wide in Egg Harbor. www.eggharbordoorcounty.org. Breakfast with Santa, tree lighting, caroling, horse drawn carriage rides, Children’s Elf Hunt & Mistle Dough Contest and more. 820-868-3717.
DECEMBER 1: CHRISTMAS IN THE VILLAGE. Ephraim Village Hall. www.ephraimdoorcounty.com. Visit Santa’s little helpers at the live reindeer display. Children’s activities and crafts in the village hall, holiday open houses and a Christmas tree lighting ceremony at Harborside Park. Call for more details 920-854-4989. 1: DOOR CANcer’s HOLIDAY HOME TOUR. County-wide. www. doorcancer.com. 1:30-4 p.m. Tour five homes, proceeds benefit Door CANcer. 920-743-8492. 1: SANTA ON THE TUG JOHN PURVES. Door County Maritime Museum, Sturgeon Bay. www.dcmm. org. 10 a.m.-1p.m. Children can visit Santa on the Tug John Purves. Call for more information: 920-743-5958. 28-31: HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS CONCERT. Gibraltar Town Hall, Fish Creek. www.folkloretheatre.com. 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. Songs of the season with Doc Heide, Eric Lewis and Holly Feldman. Plus favorites from AFT concerts and a good old-fashioned sing-along. Call the AFT office for more information. 920-854-6117.
6/25-8/16: BIRCH CREEK CONCERT SERIES. Birch Creek Music Performance Center, Egg Harbor. www.birchcreek.org. 7:30 p.m. Celebrating their 37th season of performances in the Dutton Barn, Courtyard Gazebo and Juniper Hall. Symphony: June 25-July 7; Percussion and Steel Band: July 9-July 21; Big Band Jazz: July 23-August 18. 920-868-3763. 6/26-9/25: TUESDAY FARMERS’ MARKET. Martin Park, Sturgeon Bay. www.sturgeonbay.net. 3 p.m.-7 p.m. 800-301-6695. 6/29-9/28: CONCERTS IN THE PARK. Kendall Park, Baileys Harbor. www.baileysharbor.com. 5-7p.m. Enjoy free concerts on Friday evenings. Bring your lawn chairs or blankets. 920-839-2366.
BEGINNING IN JULY 7/4-11/4: EXHIBIT: THE WAR OF 1812. Door County Maritime Museum, Sturgeon Bay. www.dcmm. org. Explores this war that had a profound impact on the Great Lakes region. 920-743-5958. 7/6-8/19: DOOR SHAKESPEARE. The Gardens at Bjorklunden, Baileys Harbor. www.doorshakespeare.com. Enjoy Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” and “The Comedy of Errors.” 920-8391500.
BEGINNING IN AUGUST 8/6-8/17: WASHINGTON ISLAND MUSIC FESTIVAL. Trueblood Performing Arts Center, Washington Island. www.washingtonislandmusicfestival.com. A series of concerts led by Artistic Director Stephen Colburn, principal oboist of the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra. 920-847-3434.
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Galleries marking extra special year This year is special for one of Door Countyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most venerable arts institutions: the Francis Hardy Center for the Arts in Ephraim. The Hardy, as itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s affectionately known, is commemorating its 50th season this year; in addition to the full roster of exhibitions and events at its 154-year-old Anderson Dock location, the arts center will host a special anniversary show to celebrate the life and works of founder Francis Howe Hardy and reflect on a half century of operations in Northern Door. 22
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That’s not the only big anniversary this summer. Through special July and August exhibits at the Door Community Auditorium’s Link Gallery, visitors will mark The Ridges Sanctuary’s 75th anniversary and the Peninsula Music Festival’s 60th anniversary, respectively. There are also many other arts-related events, from gallery talks, opening receptions and art classes to signature fundraisers and, of course, the 2012 Door County Plein Air Festival. More exhibitions, events and dates will be added to the Door County calendar as the summer season draws nearer. Keep an eye out for updates, check the websites provided below or give the public galleries a call to learn more.
Francis Hardy Center for the Arts The Hardy is located at the Anderson Dock, a national historic landmark that celebrated its 150th anniversary in 2008. The art center, now celebrating its 50th season, offers art exhibitions, special events and educational outreach programs. It’s open from May until October. Exhibitions: May 27-31: “Wall-to-Wall” Salon Exhibition; June 9-July 15: “50th Annual Juried Exhibition;” July 21-August 27: “Collection Invitational Exhibition & Collector’s Choice Benefit;” July 21August 27: “The 5th Annual Community Mosaic Project;” September 1-October 9: “Honoring Our History: Celebrating the Life and Work of Francis Howe Hardy;” September 1-October 9: “Ferdinand Hotz: Fifty Views of the Door County Landscape.”
Guenzel Gallery Housed in a round barn at the Peninsula School of Art in Fish Creek, the Guenzel Gallery is dedicated to promoting the visual arts through education, exhibi-
tions and community outreach. Its exhibitions feature educational themes and incorporate the work of nationally recognized artists. The gallery celebrates its 13th anniversary this year and is open year-round. Exhibitions: April 13-July 14: “The Art of Animation;” July 27: Door County Plein Air Collector’s preview party & Gala Auction; July 28-August 18: Door County Plein Air Festival Public Exhibition & Sale; August 24-November 3: “Mechanics of Nature: Sculpture Moves to Life Rhythms;” September 29: “Iron Pour Benefit;” November 9-December 30: “Travels Within the Frame.”
Link Gallery The Link Gallery, which literally links Gibraltar Schools with the Door Community Auditorium in Fish Creek, was created to accommodate exhibits that promote understanding and explore ideas in the humanities, the creative arts, history and the sciences. Exhibitions: May: Gibraltar Elementary School Art Exhibit; June: Gibraltar High School Student Art Exhibit; July: The Ridges Sanctuary’s 75th Anniversary Exhibit; August: Peninsula Music Festival’s 60th Anniversary Exhibit; September: TBD. October: Lions Club Peace Poster Contest with Gibraltar Middle School.
Melzer Gallery In 2008, Birch Creek Music Performance Center opened this public gallery on its property, 3 miles east of Egg Harbor on County Highway E. This year, the Melzer Gallery continues to display photographs that chronicle the organization’s colorful history and shines a spotlight on its faculty, students and visiting notables such as Woody Herman and Libby Larsen.
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Miller Art Museum The Miller Art Museum, given to Door County by Ruth and Gerhard Miller in 1975, is located within the Door County Main Library in Sturgeon Bay. It features changing exhibitions as well as works from the permanent collection, including the late Gerhard Miller’s watercolor and egg tempera paintings. Exhibitions: April 21-May 29: “38th Annual Salon of Door County High School Art;” June 2-July 17: “Sketches: Suzanne Rose;” July 21-September 11: “Focus on Color;” August 4-18: “Art Sale, Etc.,” September 15-November 6: “37th Annual Juried Exhibition;” November 10-December 22: “This Land is Your Land.”
Unitarian Universalist Gallery The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Door County, located in Ephraim, has a public art gallery with monthly
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art exhibitions featuring the work of local artists in all media. The gallery also has an impressive permanent collection that includes the work of Angela Lensch and Louis Smolak. It’s open from May to October. At press time, exhibitions had been scheduled only through June. Please call or visit the website for updates regarding the July, August and September exhibitions. Exhibitions: May: Marjorie Mau, mixed media; June: Roger Benedict, wood carving, relief and sculpture. For more information, contact the Francis Hardy Center for the Arts at (920) 854-2210 or www.thehardy.org; the Guenzel Gallery at (920) 868-3455 or w w w.peninsulaar tschool.com/Guenzel_Gallery.html; the Link Gallery at (920) 868-2728 or www.dcauditorium. org/pages/thelinkgallery.asp; 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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arts artist, craftsmen & galleries Door County Len Villano Photography Featuring the work of internationally published photographer Len Villano – local artist specializing in fine art nature and wildlife photography of Door County and beyond. Prints can be purchased
framed or unframed in a variety of sizes, or licensed for publication. Len is available for commissions and assignments, portrait sessions, events, private instruction and lectures. On the web at www.lenvillano.com or by appointment (920) 559-1438.
Egg Harbor Dovetail Gallery & Studio 7901 State Hwy 42, Egg Harbor. A magical blend of art and nature! Fine art, fine craft and egg art in a historic log home. Beautiful garden art including Dovetail’s own Copper Art Sprinklers. Look for the egg mailbox! Open daily May-Oct, summer evenings, and open in winter. 920-8683987. www.dovetailgallery.com.
Ephraim George Burr Gallery 10325 Hwy. 42, N. Ephraim. Featuring the breathtaking pastel landscapes by resident artist George Burr. Also representing Christine Ohman, Gary Wick, Scot Schmidt and others. Functional and decorative pottery, jewelry, magnets, cards, limited edition prints, gifts, yard art and much more. Open 10-5 daily (920) 854-7877. www.GeorgeBurrGallery.com.
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Pkj Designs & Michael Beaster 920-854-9229. On Pioneer Lane behind Chef’s Hat Cafe in Ephraim. All one-of-a-kind original artwork. Door County Memories Jewelry Collection™ by Pamela Jeffcoat. Unique and offbeat furniture by Michael Beaster. Distinctive paintings by Marcia Nickols. 29th Door County season. Open Daily 10-5.
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Fish Creek Cottage Row Framing & Gallery Hwy. 42, half mile south of Fish Creek in the big red barn at Orchard Country. A delightful gallery of traditional art set in the charming atmosphere of a renovated barn. Featuring original art by some of Door County’s favorite artists. Expert custom framing by Myron and Anne Rogers. Open daily May-Oct., weekends Nov.-Apr. (920) 868-2626. Edgewood Orchard Galleries 4140 Peninsula Players Rd, Fish Creek, 920-868-3579; winter, 823-0022. Voted Door County’s Best Gallery by Door County Magazine readers in 2011. Since 1969, a highly innovative gallery of fine art in all media. Housed in a beautifully restored stone fruit barn with surrounding sculpture gardens. Open daily May-Oct, 10-5. www.edgewoodorchard.com. Kathy Glasnap Gallery, 8873 Cty A, Fish Creek. Distinctive paintings of Door County scenes & landmarks, landscapes, lighthouses & rural scenes. Original watercolors, S/N prints, note cards, Christmas cards w/ “Fred” the cardinal. Gicleé also seen at Cottage Gallery, Fish Creek. Open mid-May - Oct. 1-5, Sundays 1-4 or by appt. (920) 839-2110. Email: kglasnap@yahoo.com. www. glasnapgallery.com.
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Door County Memories Jewelry Collection TM in sterling silver and 14 karat gold by Pamela K. Jeffcoat
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educational courses Baileys Harbor Bjorklunden PO Box 10, Baileys Harbor 54202. Treat yourself to a thinking vacation. Magnificent lodge and idyllic lakeside estate setting creates a peaceful learning environment. Available for meetings, conferences and receptions year-round. Visit the unique stave church with exquisite carvings and murals. Mon. & Wed. 1-4 p.m., mid-June to Labor Day. Admission fee. (920) 839-2216. samantha.a.szynskie@lawrence.ed.
Ellison Bay The Clearing Folk School offers classes in the arts, humanities and natural sciences. Located in a quiet wooded setting on the water in northern Door County, it is on the State and National Registers of Historic Places. For information, stop at the visitor center at 12171 Garrett Bay Road in Ellison Bay, call 920-854-4088 or visit www.theclearing.org.
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in its concert barn from June 28 through August 18. Nationally-known musicians are featured in Symphonic, Percussion & Steel Band, and Big Band Jazz concerts. Performances beginning at 8 p.m. with student prelude music at 7:30 p.m. Picnic grove available, office hours: M-R 9 a.m. – 5 p.m., with extended hours on concert nights.
Fish Creek DC Auditorium – Door Community Auditorium is Door County’s center for the performing arts, big-name entertainment and educational opportunities. In recent years, DCA’s stage has been graced by the likes of Joan Baez, Indigo Girls, Jeff Tweedy, Leo Kottke and Bela Fleck. The Auditorium and Link Gallery bustle yearround with exhibits, concerts, movies, lectures and performances presented by a diverse mix of acclaimed professionals, community groups, emerging regional talent and student artists. Visit www.dc auditorium.org for upcoming event info.
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Birch Creek Music Performance Center, 3821 Hwy. E, Egg Harbor. There’s magic in the music! Celebrating 37 years, Door County’s unique summer music venue offers performances for the public
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Main photo: Sean & Linda Fortunato in The Importance of Being Earnest, photo by Jason Fassl. Film strip credits from left: Erica Elam, Panic�; Erin Noel Grennan, Sean Fortunato, Peggy Roeder, Joe Foust, Neil Friedman in Making God Laugh�; Matthew Brumlow & Andrew Keltz in A Few Good Men�; Mother Nature is the lobby▲, Lee E. Ernst & Tim Monsion in The Fox on the Fairway�; Katheryn Patton & Dan Collins in A Day in Hollywood…; and the all-weather pavilion with sides up.▼ Photo credits: Bruce Mielke�, Boyd Fellows▲ and Len Villano▼.
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arts Peninsula Players Theatre A Truly Unforgettable Theatrical Experience. Renowned for its artistic excellence and picturesque setting, America’s oldest professional resident summer theater. Explore the lush grounds of this Door County icon before settling into the allweather pavilion for an evening of unsurpassed professional theater. June 12-Oct 14, 2012. 920-868-3287. www. peninsulaplayers.com.
Countywide Midsummer’s Music Festival Celebrating 22nd season! Dynamic classical music presented by world-class ensemble in Door County settings such as art galleries, retreats, churches, and private homes. June 8 - July 15, and August 29 - September 5. Office located at 10568 Country Walk Ln, Ste 109, Sister Bay. 920-854-7088. www. MidsummersMusic.com.
Björklunden Seminars A vacation with a focus
Lawrence University offers seminars from June through mid-October, on its 425-acre estate in Baileys Harbor, Wisconsin. Relaxed studies include art, music, religion, literature, and the nature of Door County. Participants may reside in the lodge on the shores of Lake Michigan, or they may commute. For registration information or to request a brochure, call 920-839-2216 or write: Björklunden, P.O. Box 10, Baileys Harbor, WI 54202 samantha.a.szynskie@lawrence.edu www.lawrence.edu/dept/bjork
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American Folklore Theater. Photo by Len Villano.
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Fred “Doc” Heide admits to being skeptical the first time he heard about the Heritage Ensemble in 1972. In fact, he was so dubious of the idea of folk singers performing in the woods at Peninsula State Park that instead of paying admission – likely a quarter or 50 cents – he used an alternative plan. “We snuck into the woods – not a strategy we recommend for current audience members – and listened to the show. I was profoundly affected by what I heard. The thing blew me away,” he said. That’s certainly true. Heide has spent his last 40 summers performing at Peninsula State Park, first with the Heritage Ensemble and then as one of the founders of its successor, the American Folklore continued on page 34
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Peninsula Players Theatre is situated on a spectacular piece of waterfront property on Peninsula Players Road between Fish Creek and Egg Harbor. The Players is in its 77th year. A new stunning stage house is in keeping with the theater’s open-air pavilion feel for which it was known. The season begins in mid-June and extends into October and consists of five plays. This year’s season includes: “Opus” (June 12-24), “The Nerd” (June 27-July 22), “Chicago” (July 25-Aug. 12), “Murder on the Nile” (Aug. 15-Sept. 2) and “Lombardi” (Sept. 5-Oct. 14). For more information, call 920-868-3287 or visit www. peninsulaplayers.com. American Folklore Theatre has set its stage deep in the woods in Peninsula State Park. AFT’s stage is surrounded by tall trees and covered with nothing but a star-lit sky. It’s classic Door County and the shows normally have a strong northern Wisconsin flavor. The season runs mid-June through August followed by an indoor fall offering. This year’s summer season includes “Victory Farm,” “Belgians in Heaven” and “Cheese heads, The Musical.” Tickets are sold one hour prior to show time or in advance by calling 920-854-6117. A state park sticker is not required to see the show. For more information, visit www.folkloretheatre.com Door Shakespeare has used Door County’s stunning natural qualities as a backdrop for its offerings since its debut in 1999. Performances are held in the garden at Bjorklunden Estate, located on the shores of Lake Michigan south of Baileys Harbor. For information, call 920839-1500 or visit www.doorshakespeare.com. This year “The Comedy of Errors” is being presented. Door Community Auditorium in Fish Creek continues its tradition of bringing big-name entertainment to the Peninsula to its stunning 750-seat facility. For information contact the Auditorium box office at 920-868-2728 or visit www.dcauditorium.com. Highlighting this year’s schedule are Brandi Carlile on Saturday, June 23; Emmylou Harris on Tuesday, June 26; Elephant Revival on THE STAGE continued on page 35
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<<< continued from page 33 Theatre. In that time, he’s seen plenty of changes for the company and the arts community as a whole in Door County. Right now, AFT is preparing its summer 2012 season, which features a mix of new pieces and old favorites. A new musical, Victory Farm, written by Emilie Coulson and Katie Dahl and featuring music by James Valcq, is on tap. Also on the slate are Cheeseheads: The Musical and Heide’s own Belgians in Heaven (created with Lee Becker and James Kaplan). In those early days, the ensemble created two original pieces a year. These weren’t book musicals like AFT, but revues packed full of traditional folk songs arranged by founder David Peterson and the troupe. “The wages were tiny and the setting was rude, in the ancestral meaning of the term. There were rough-hewn benches around the amphitheater, which had been constructed for slide shows in the park. It was very, very simple, and that was part of the charm,” Heide said. “There was no dressing room. The trunk of my Ford Pinto was our dressing room.” Still, the shows from those early years became legendary, such as Song of the Inland Sea. “There was a profundity about the material. These songs were shockingly eloquent and the tunes were profoundly moving,” he said. While AFT has largely moved away from these types of shows, there is still a connection between the original goals of the Heritage Ensemble and its successor. “Most of our material is really rooted in Wisconsin folk life,” Heide explained. “Our new summer show, Victory Farm, is set in Door County at the end of World War II and is about the German POWs who worked in the cherry orchards. Many of our troupe are from Wisconsin and love to cel-
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ebrate Wisconsin culture.” The company’s long history means that the next generation has grown up with it. “The writer of Victory Farm has been coming here since she was a kid. We have people who have grown up and are now creating material for the group,” Heide said. “Everyone who comes here seems to want to come back.” That spreads beyond AFT. The companies at Peninsula Players and Door Shakespeare feature performers who return to the Peninsula year after year, with some associations lasting for 60 years or more. Each of the theaters is dedicated to improving their offerings while not losing touch with their signature environment. “There’s a shimmer you get when you are performing right next to Lake Michigan,” Heide said. You can take James Valcq for example. The composer first worked for the Heritage Ensemble, collaborated with the late AFT founder Fred Alley on The Spitfire Grill, and is now back in Door County, running the Third Avenue Playhouse with his partner. “James had a successful life in New York, but he moved back here, bought a house and is working on TAP. He’s another convert to the area,” said Heide, who splits his time between spending summers in Door County with AFT and teaching psychology in San Francisco. The success of both endeavors keeps him from enjoying as much of Door County’s rich art culture as he would wish. Still, “the sheer fact that there are hundreds of folks making art in Door County is impressive. We are all drinking from the same well of inspiration.” For more information on AFT’s summer season, call 920-854-6117 or visit www.folkloretheatre.com.
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<<< THE STAGE continued from page 33 Tuesday, July 3; Leahy on Friday, July 13; Nitty Gritty Dirt Band on Monday, July 16; Preservation Hall Jazz Band on Tuesday, July 24; former United States Poet Laureate Billy Collins on Sunday, Aug. 5; Keb’ Mo’ on Sunday, Sept. 9; the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra on Saturday, Oct. 20; Ruthie Foster on Saturday, Nov. 24; and the African Children’s Choir on Sunday, Dec. 16. The Peninsula Music Festival has been a Door County tradition for 59 years. Traditionally nine concerts in length, the season spans the first three weeks of August with performances on Saturdays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. This year’s schedule includes violinists Henning Kraggerud and Hilary Hahn, pianists Anton Nel and Orli Shaham, cellist Anna Burden as well as the Apollo Chorus of Chicago. Tickets are available through the Festival office, 3045 Cedar Street in Ephraim, or online at www.musicfestival.com, where a complete schedule can be found. 920-854-4060. Washington Island also hosts a top-notch music festival each August. For a complete schedule visit www. washingtonislandmusicfestival.com. While on the Island, check out the schedule for the Washington Island Players, a local theatre troupe offering a variety of plays. Visit www.islandplayers.org for current information. The Trueblood Performing Arts Center on Washington Island also has a busy summer schedule which includes, among other performances, “The Gomers” on June 29; Chicago’s Ron Hawking on July 14; the Island’s own Julian Hagen on July 17; the Washington Island Folk Fest featuring Willy Porter, July 21; and the comedy improv troupe Monkey Business Institute, July 29. The Birch Creek Music Performance Center, located three miles east of Egg Harbor on County Highway E, is Door County’s unique summer music school and concert venue, where top professionals come together by day and perform by night in the 500-seat Dutton Concert Barn. Sessions are broken into Symphony (June 28-July 7), Percussion and Steel Band (July 12-21) and Big Band Jazz (July 25-Aug. 18). Concerts formally begin at 8 p.m. For complete information, or to reserve tickets, call 920-868-3763 or visit www.birchcreek.org.
TOP: Peninsula Players. MIDDLE: Birch Creek. BOTTOM: Julian Hagen performing at Door Community Auditorium.
Sturgeon Bay’s Third Avenue Playhouse, located in the former Donna movie theater in downtown Sturgeon Bay, has established itself as a promoter of theater and music at all talent levels. For additional information, call 920-743-1760 or visit www.thirdavenueplayhouse.com. This year’s schedule includes singer Michael Johnson on June 23, “Close to You: The Music of the Carpenters” on July 14 & 15; the Vespus Marimba Band on July 29; and actor/musician Ronny Cox, Aug. 18 & 19, among other shows. The Midsummer’s Music Festival brings world-class chamber music to the Door and to the county’s various constituencies. For information, call 920-854-7088 or visit www.midsummersmusic.com.
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AppleCreek Resort-Motel & Suites Hwy. 42 & County F, Fish Creek, Door County Lodging. Indoor pool/whirlpool, suites w/whirlpool/fireplace, hotel-motel rooms. By shops, dining, Peninsula State Park, Bike, hike, golf, lighthouse, beaches, x-ski, sleigh/carriage rides, wineries, spas, galleries, Art School, Door Community Auditorium. Great rates weekday-weekend. (800) 5690059. applecreekresort.com. Parkwood Lodge - 3775 State Highway 42 - Fish Creek, WI 54212 - 920868-2046 or 800-433-7592. If you are looking for affordable, family-friendly Door County lodging Parkwood Lodge should be your destination. Paying less for your accommodations means you have more money to spend on your Door County vacation. We offer affordable rates, and many amenities for your enjoyment; large indoor pool, whirlpool, wireless internet, charcoal grills, picnic areas, playground, tennis
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lodging courts, bon fire pit and lots of open space to play! We are located on Hwy. 42, between Ephraim and Fish Creek, and near Peninsula State Park on Hwy. 42. In fact you can cross the road and be on the hiking trail in 5 minutes from the lodge. Parkwood Lodge - 3775 State Highway 42 - Fish Creek, WI 54212 - 920-868-2046 or 800-4337592. E-mail: stay@ParkwoodLodge. com; www.parkwoodlodge.com.
Kewaunee Kewaunee Inn 122 Ellis St, Kewaunee, 920-388-0800. Historic full service hotel just south of the bustle of Door County. Casual lounge, and inviting dining room open at 11 a.m. daily. Excellent wine selection. Premium, yet affordable dining. Variety of rooms, some w/whirlpools. Weddings, Events, Catering. Weekend entertainment, call ahead. 920-3880800. www.kewauneeinn.com.
Sister Bay Birchwood Lodge 10571 Hwy. 57 (near 42/57 junction) Sister Bay, WI. (920) 854-7195 or (866) 854-7195 Suites with Fireplace, Jacuzzi, kitchenette, king-size bed, TV/VCR, DVD, CD, MP3 and hi-speed Internet. 2-bedroom Village Homes and 4-bedroom Farm House. In/outdoor pool, sauna, fitness center, tennis, business center, 2 conference rooms. Near shopping, dining, beach! Year-round. www.birchwoodlodge.com.
Sturgeon Bay The Sawyer House B&B, 101 S Lansing Ave., Sturgeon Bay, 920-7461640. A beautiful Victorian house featuring four rooms and one 2- bedroom suite furnished with antiques, double whirlpools, fireplaces, queen beds, WI-FI. Warm hospitality with sweets in the evening and a full homemade breakfast. Open all year. bbonline. com/wi/sawyer.
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Baileys Harbor Baileys Harbor Yacht Club 8151 Ridges Rd, Baileys Harbor. 1- & 2-bdrm suites wtih scenic views of the tranquil harbor, fireplaces, full kitchens, wireless Internet, whirlpools; staterooms with sitting area, kitchenettes, patios, lake views. Indoor & outdoor heated pools, whirlpool, saunas, fitness room & playground. Seasonal packages & rates. (920) 839-2336. www.bhycr.com.
7888 Church ❋ Newport Resort Street, Egg Harbor, WI 54209, 920868-9900 or 800-468-6160. Set in the heart of Door County, Newport Resort offers you spacious one and two bedroom suites with whirlpools, fireplaces and full kitchens. We also feature indoor and outdoor pools, whirlpool, sauna and fitness room. Free continental breakfast daily! Plus, we are within walking distance to all the great shops, restaurants and attractions in Egg Harbor. www.newportresort.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.
The Shallows Resort P.O. Box 20, Egg Harbor. Reservations (800) 257-1560. Information (920) 868-3458. 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. 1to 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. www.shallows.com.
Egg Harbor ❋ Landmark Resort 4929 Landmark Dr., Egg Harbor. Located on 40 wooded acres, the Landmark Resort offers all suites, free Internet access, heated swimming pools, whirlpools, steam
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❋ Waterbury Inn 10321 Water St., Ephraim. Affordable family vacations with all the comforts of home, nestled into a serene wooded setting. You can walk to area shops, galleries and restaurants. We offer AAA, AARP and military (active or retired) discounts. Smoke-free and pet-free. Open all year. For more information, call (800) 720-1624. www.waterburyInn.com.
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Edgewater Resort 10040 Water St., PO Box 143, Ephraim. 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. Nonsmoking environment. www.edgewaterresort.com.
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Harbor Guest House 9484 Spruce St., Fish Creek. Open yearround. Luxury 1- & 2-bdrm apartments with fireplaces, kitchens, wireless Internet, and patios or balconies in an antique-filled Tudor guesthouse. On Fish Creek shore, marina adjacent, spectacular park and water views. Walk to shops and restaurants. (920) 868-2284 or (888) 868-2284. www. harborguesthouse.com.
Featuring Spectacular Sunsets & Total Relaxation On the Shore of Eagle Harbor, In the Heart of Door County’s Favorite Vacation Village, Overlooking Peninsula State Park Family Owned/Operated • Relaxed, Family Friendly, Affordable • On-Site Water View Restaurant Indoor Pool • Whirlpool • Exercise & Game Rooms Sand Beach and Shoreside Sundeck • Playground Wireless Internet • Spacious Smoke Free Rooms Kitchens • In-Room Whirlpools • Private Balconies Wonderful Housekeeping and Staff Nearby Shops, Tennis, Golf, Boat Rentals
8984 Hwy 42, Fish Creek, 920-868-9950 The Villas at Little Sweden are a home for all your senses, a place to relax & enjoy life. Enjoy 89 acres of natural splendor w/4 miles of trails, on-site golf course, location close to popular attractions, world-class amenities, year-round activities & daily concierge service. Door county’s luxury vacation resort offers the finest accommodations. www.little-sweden.com.
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Scandinavian Lodge 10506 Highway 57, Sister Bay, WI. (888) 64-LODGE or (920) 854-7123. 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 pools, whirlpool, sauna, children’s pool, fitness and game room. Wireless internet, playground, tennis, basketball, bike rentals & storage. Close to shopping, dining and the beach. www.scandinavianlodge. com.
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Bay Shore Inn 4205 Bay Shore Drive, Sturgeon Bay. 1, 2, & 3 bdrm. waterview suites, in-room whirlpool, individual decks, indoor/outdoor pools, whirlpool, wireless internet, cable, DVD/VCRs, game room, fitness room, private beach, grills, fire pit, bikes, kayaks, row and paddle boats, tennis, fully equipped kitchens, dining room and living room with queen sofa sleeper. Seasonal rates and packages. 800-556-4551 www. bayshoreinn.net.
❋ Westwood Shores Waterfront Resort - Located just north of Sturgeon Bay on Bay Shore Drive, Westwood Shore offers you breathtaking views and spacious suites with complete kitchens. We have a wide variety of activities for our guests, including indoor and outdoor swimming pools, shorefront picnic areas, complimentary paddle boats and much more. 4303 Bay Shore Drive, Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235. 920-746-4057 or 800-4404057. www.westwoodshores.net.
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Romantic Studios, One, Two, & Three Bedroom Condos Gas Fireplace, Dbl. Whirlpool, & Kitchen in ALL Units In/Outdoor Pool, Indoor Children’s Pool, Whirlpool, Sauna, Fitness Center, Game Room, Tennis, Basketball, Horse shoes, Ping Pong, Bike Rentals & Storage, Free Wireless Internet & 2 Conference Facilities Close To Shops, Restaurants, & The Beach!
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Fyr Bal Festival in Ephraim.
Most, but not all,
festivals are confined to summer By Paige Funkhouser
Festivals are the harbingers of each new season in Door County, bringing with them a wave of excited energy and preparation, nostalgia and anxiety. Will the rain hold off, will the winds stay calm?
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A rainy day can destroy the months of planning necessary to put on a weekend-long festival, taking with it the spirits of the volunteers, and the prospect of bringing in much needed funds for community projects. But a sunny day brings throngs of visitors to eat, drink, and buy wares, and share an event often rooted in the history of the small community providing the venue.
ter. Fireworks lend a festive air to the evening. The Ephraim Business Council plans, organizes and executes Fyr Bal, with help from individual business and community members and the Village of Ephraim. The festival requires about six months of planning, which starts during the cold, short days of winter.
The quietside town of Jacksonport hosts the first big festival of the spring: Maifest, held annually Memorial Day weekend. Organizers call the two-day festival the “welcome mat” of summer, welcoming back summer residents and vacationers, and bringing the locals out of hibernation. A flag ceremony is held to honor veterans and military servicemen; visitors will see a horse pull and pony rides, arts and crafts fair, softball tournament, parade, live music, a 10K run, children’s activities and favorite summer foods such as bratwurst, sweet corn and cherry kolaches. “Maifest is a time for returning summer residents to reconnect with local and summer friends, working side by side in the brat stand, at the run, or conversing while browsing the art fair,” said Dawn Craig, representative for the Jacksonport Advancement Corporation, Maifest’s organizing group. Fyr Bal (pronounced “fear ball”) is Ephraim’s answer to driving away any residual winter blues. This one-day festival A photo of celebrates the the Fyr Bal rich ScandiFestival in Ephraim navian heritage of a vilis featured on lage steeped the front cover in tradition and of this book. annually takes place on Father’s Day weekend. Fyr Bal recreates traditions of early Norwegian settlers celebrating the summer solstice. Evening bonfires welcome the arrival of summer and symbolize the end of a long frigid win-
Celebrations of American independence have a long history in Door County, the longest being Baileys Harbor’s 124 years of July 4 festivities. “It’s the celebration for locals,” said Michelle Drover, marketing coordinator for the Baileys Harbor Community Association. “The business community relies on it, looks forward to it, and ours is the largest attended Fourth of July event. “The festival takes gobs and gobs of hours, networking with other non-profits, it takes all year to plan the event,” Drover explained. “We book the bands that same day for the following year.” Two unique events in the calendar of food-music-arts & crafts festivals are the Door County Folk Festival (DCFF) and the Classic & Wooden Boat Show. More than 30 years ago, local folk musicians and dancers gathered their cohorts and started dancing the warm July nights away on the peninsula; DCFF begins the Wednesday following Independence Day. Baileys continued on page 48
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<<< continued from page 47 Harbor, Ephraim and Sister Bay host a variety of song and dance activities that all are invited to join. Proud boat owners annually converge on the docks and waterfront of the Door County Maritime Museum in Sturgeon Bay the first weekend of August for the Classic & Wooden Boat Show. For more than 20 years, the museum has provided a venue and a motivation for boat owners to refurbish, polish and show off their floating craft. A two-day Sikaflex boat building challenge is open to everyone. Watch competitors create their boats with limited materials and tools, and then launch them on their maiden voyage. Side betting on the quickest sinkers is optional! Artists are drawn to Door County for the natural inspiration abounding on the peninsula and surrounding islands. The abundance of beautiful artwork lends to each community hosting an art fair (or two), some in addition to a seasonal festival. Others, such as the Door County Festival of Fine Art in Sister Bay held the second weekend of August, stand on their own. The invitational festival is open only to Door County artists. Artistically talented Door County students participate in the show, and local musicians add ambience to the waterfront park venue. Autumn begins the wind-down of the season, but not before each community has its last hurrah. Washington Island celebrates the bounty of the apple harvest season with a Fall Fun Festival & Apple Pressing Party. Purchase apples to press, or bring your own. A giant pumpkin contest rounds out the weekend. Wisconsinites love winter, and Door County becomes a snowy playground. Fish Creek hosts Winter Festival in February. Enjoy a round of wacky ice golf, ice bowling, or minnow racing, and test out your feet with human foosball on the ice. Cooperation among many organizations, businesses and individuals, plus a “Just tell me what you want me to do, and I’ll take care of it” attitude is what makes the multitude of Door County festivals successful and fun for all ages.
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Human foosball at Fish Creek Winter Festival.
recreation & attractions Algoma Algoma Chamber of Commerce 920-487-5203. Quality of life and quality of business. Along with a beautiful view, Lake Michigan offers visitors to the city sport fishing, pleasure boating, swimming and just relaxing on the beach. The waterfront and numerous city attractions provide great entertainment for the family and friends. www. algoma.org.
Egg Harbor Egg Harbor Visitor Center 4666 Orchard Road • PO Box 33, Egg Harbor, WI 54209 (920) 868-3717. In a country where bigger is usually considered better, Egg Harbor was voted one of the
top ten “Coolest Small Towns in America” by Budget Travel Magazine. There’s much to do and enjoy in Egg Harbor. Plan today to escape with an Egg Harbor twist – tranquil openness, pristine scenery and central location. We welcome you to experience Our Harbor. Your Harbor. Egg Harbor. www.EggHarborDoorCounty.org • Facebook: www.Facebook.com/EggHarborDoorCounty • Twitter: @EggHarbor_WI. Stonehedge Golf 4320 Cty. Hwy E, Egg Harbor, 920-868-1861. Door County’s affordable family fun course located 1 mile east of Egg Harbor. Offering 9 challenging holes in a beautiful setting surrounded on three sides by cherry orchards. On site bar and grill. 2012 night golfing events 6/30, 7/29, and 9/1 tee off at dusk. www.golfstonehedge.com.
2012 Events
May 26 & 27 August 11 Sturgeon Bay Fine Art Fair West Fest July 4 September 22 Sturgeon Bay CELEBRATES! Sturgeon Bay Visitor Center Harvest Fest, Street Art July 14 36 S. Third Avenue Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235 Auction & Harvest Moon Celebration Jazz on Jefferson Street Festival 800.301.6695 920.743.6246 November 16-18 July 26 Sail thru the Avenues Sidewalk Sale www.sturgeonbay.net Christmas by the Bay www.facebook.com/sturgeonbay www.twitter.com/sbvc www.foursquare.com/sbvc
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Sister Bay Village of Sister Bay 2380 Gateway Dr., P.O. Box 351, Sister Bay, WI 54234. 920-854-2812. Come to Sister Bay to Unplug & Play! Sister Bay is the yearround hub of northern Door County, providing you and your family with the atmosphere and amenities to escape the daily grind and relax on the beach, shop at fun boutiques, enjoy awardwinning cuisine or a quick bite, or play outdoors – in any season. Familyfriendly and open to everyone…Come to Sister Bay! www.cometosisterbay. com. Facebook: http://www.facebook. com/pages/Sister-Bay-Door-CountyWisconsin.
Sturgeon Bay Sturgeon Bay Visitor Center 36 South 3rd Avenue 920-743-6246. Enjoy Door County’s premier city year-round.
Sturgeon Bay, Door County offers the finest selection of charming restaurants, welcoming accommodations, artistic shops, galleries and museums…. all surrounded by the relaxing beauty of the historic waterfront. Fun festivals, nearby state parks and more activities than anywhere on the peninsula! 920743-6246. vacation@SturgeonBay.net.
Manitowoc, WI ❋
Wisconsin Maritime Museum, 75 Maritime Dr., Manitowoc. Tour a fully restored World War II submarine, operate a steam engine, visit a 19th century shipbuilding town and sail a boat in the Children’s Waterways room – all at the region’s first Smithsonian affiliate and the largest maritime museum on the Great Lakes. Learn about the schooners, sailors, shipbuilders and submariners of the region. 866-724-2356. Wisconsinmaritime.org.
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Algoma Pizza Bowl
401 Second Street Algoma, WI 54201 920 487 2721
Stadium Diner
Turn your day from water to wine
205 Navarino Street Algoma, WI 54201 920-487-9788 Family • Food • Fun!
...and shopping
Caffe’ Tlazo
607 Fourth St Algoma, WI 54201 920 487 7240 www.cafetlazo.com
Cool Harbor Restaurant
70 Church Street Algoma, WI 54201 920 487 8055
Bob & Sue's 5th Quarter Sports Bar
518 4th Street Algoma WI 54201 920 487 5653
and dining and lazing on the beach.
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Hungry? Algoma is home to some wonderful restaurants!
N6318 State Road 42 Algoma, WI 54201 920 487 5431
www.redspubandgrill.com
S & K's Food & Spirits
N7551 County Road D Algoma, WI 54201 920 487 2884
Steelhead Saloon
530 4th Street Algoma, WI 54201 920 487 3899
www.steelheadsaloon.com
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Hotel Stebbins
201 Steele Street Algoma, WI 54201 920 487 5521
Red's Pub & Grill
www.algoma.org 920-487-2041
2217 Lake Street Algoma, WI 54201 920 487 3637
Fast • Fresh • Friendly!
www.thehotelstebbins.com WI-5001485493
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tours & guide services
water sports, rentals & tours
Fish Creek
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Door County Trolley 9197 Hwy. 42, Fish Creek. 4 fabulous tours: 1) Lighthouse Tour - 4 majestic lighthouses & waterfront lunch. 2) Scenic Narrated Tour - breathtaking vistas from scenic bluffs. 3) Door County Winery Tour - VIP tour of 4 boutique wineries w/ gourmet lunch. 4) Ghost Tours: * Ghost Tours of Door County (Fish Creek) * Haunted Olde Sturgeon Bay (Sturgeon Bay) * Haunted Trolley Pub Crawl. Private charters available. (920) 868-1100. www.doorcountytrolley.com.
❋ Fish Creek Scenic Boat Tours Open May 1 – Nov 1. Cruise our 69 passenger tour boat docked downtown Fish Creek. Narrated tours every day to Eagle Bluff Lighthouse, Chambers Island, Peninsula State Park, Millionaire’s Row and Ephraim. 1 1/2 - 2 hour narrated tours @ $39/person ($36 seniors, $19 children). Inquire about live music and fireworks cruises. 920-421-4442. www.FishCreekScenicBoatTours.com.
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❋ Door County Maritime Museum 120 N. Madison Ave., Sturgeon Bay. Open year-round. The museum has four galleries, with the new exhibit Pirates Ship to Shore and an in-water water exhibit, restored tug John Purves. The Cana Island Lighthouse, off Cty. Q, north of Baileys Harbor a tourist favorite. At Gills Rock museum, see the fishing tug Hope and exhibits on shipwrecks and lifesaving. Both open seasonally. 920-5958 or visit www.dcmm.org.
Sturgeon Bay Door County Boat Rental Sturgeon Bay. Celebrating our 20th year! Pontoons, fishing boats, jet skis, sailboats & water-ski/tubing charters! Fun for all ages & pets welcome. The view doesn’t get better to see Sturgeon Bay shorelines, lighthouse state parks and more. Best rates in Door Co. No license necessary if you were born prior to 1989. Temporary permits to drive if you were born after 1988. Rent by the hour, day or week, Docked near the Door County Maritime Museum and Beach Harbor Resort. www.doorcounty boatrental.com for more information, 920-746-6071 for reservations.
Pirates on Sturgeon Bay’s Waterfront Tales of bold captains, brave seamen, innovative shipbuilders, & much more.
www.DCMM.org
920.743.5958
Tour the Historic Tug John Purves www.SchoonerCoast.org for more details Art © Don Maitz. All Rights Reserved.
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join in the fUN ! Jan 1 Frosty Fest | May 17-20 Girlfriends Great EGGscape Jun-Aug Peg Egan PAC Sunset Concert Series & Concerts in the Park Jul 3-4 Independence Celebration Jul 21-22 Door County Triathlon | Jul 28 Carlsville Day Aug 18 Door County Sports & Classics Auto Show Aug 25 Taste of Egg Harbor | Sep 22 Egg Harbor Ale Fest Oct 6-7 Pumpkin Patch | Nov 23-24 Holly Days
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Adorning Door County barns with the art of quilting Since its launch in the summer of 2010, the Door County Barn Quilt Project has exploded on the rural scene turning already appealing Wisconsin barns into something more. Barn owners with structurally sound barns viewable from a paved road have applied by the dozens to display these colorful designs. Volunteers paint the quilts on six- or eight-foot plywood squares; the process involves taping off the design, painting one color at a time, letting each color dry, and then repeating the process over and over. Many can now be found on the main highways as well as the county and town roads. In 2001, Donna Sue Groves of Adams County, Ohio, adorned her own barn with a quilt square. The idea caught on like wildfire. Twenty other quilts went up in her county and the “Clothesline of
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Quilts” trail was created. Ten years later, the trail has grown into the National Quilt Barn Trail spanning 20 states and British Columbia. In 2009, the Kewaunee Area Barn Quilts was organized. The Door County Barn Quilt Project borrowed its neighbor’s successful formula and hopes to work collaboratively with Kewaunee County’s project to create a local trail. In addition to preserving the tradition of quilting, barn quilt projects help spread the enthusiasm to preserve the grand old structures that have been such a common part of the rural Wisconsin landscape. The very first barn quilt to be hung in Door County’s project was on 96-yearold Irvin Goodlet’s barn on Washington Island.
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For directions and business hours, please call or visit our website.
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Farm Market & Bakery Wine & Product Tasting Open Daily 9am – 5pm Guided Tours 11am, 1pm, 3pm ½ mi. south of Fish Creek on Hwy 42 (920) 868-3479 www.orchardcountry.com
Lighthouse Trolley Tours Tour 4 Majestic Lighthouses. Waterfront Scenic LLunch. $62 per person. Monday - Friday.
Scenic 60-Minute Narrated Tours Overlooking Scenic Bluffs with Great Island Vistas. $14 Adults, $9 Kids 2-12yrs. Daily Tours. V
Ghost Tours • “Ghost Tours of Door County” $24 Adults, $17 Kids. • “Haunted Olde Sturgeon Bay” Tuesday & Friday Evenings (June - Aug.); Friday & Saturday’s (Sept. - Oct.). $24 Adults, $17 Kids. • “Haunted Trolley pub Crawl” – Tuesday, Friday and Saturday’s Evenings – $35 adults.
Premier Wine Tour of Door County VIP tour of the peninsula’s 4 “Boutique” wineries. Includes gourmet lunch. $60 Adults. Mon. - Sat.
Culinary Trolley Tour
920-868-1100 www.doorcountytrolley.com
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Baileys Harbor ❋ Stone’s Throw Winery Just 2500 miles northeast of Napa Valley you’ll find our winery. Peaceful, unspoiled, and delightfully uncrowded. Nestled in the beauty of Door County Wisconsin, Stone’s Throw Winery invites you to sample our fine wines made from California and Door County grapes in the traditional one barrel at-a-time way. Come visit, taste and shop our marketplace. Walk our grounds and help yourself to a picnic table or bocce ball court. We are located in a 90 year old stone barn at the intersection of A & E at Peninsula Center, between Egg Harbor and Baileys Harbor. Open all year long. www.stonesthrowwinery.com. 3382 County Road E, Baileys Harbor, WI 54202. 920-839-9660.
Algoma ❋ Von Stiehl Winery 115 Navarino St., Algoma, 800-955-5208. 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. www.vonstiehl.com.
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recreation& attractions DISCOVER DOOR COUNTY ON DAILY SCENIC BOAT TOURS!
Fish Creek ❋ Orchard Country Winery & Market 9197 Hwy. 42 (1/2 mi. south of Fish Creek) Tour our family-owned winery, orchards, and vineyard. Market and wine shop featuring handcrafted wines, free product tasting, artisan cheese, bakery, cherry products and gifts. Fresh fruit or pick your own. Winter sleigh rides and online shopping. www. orchardcountry.com. (866) 946-3263.
Kewaunee County ❋
Parallel 44 Vineyard & Winery Located 44 degrees north latitude nestled in the glacier etched valley of northeast Wisconsin and just south of Door County. Come and stroll our vineyards, explore our winery and taste our locally grown award-winning wines. Open year-round. (920) 388-4400. www. parallel44.com.
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Looking for More Boating Adventures?
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9 holes - $17.75 weekdays, $21 weekends 18 holes - $28.25 weekdays, $32.50 weekends
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In 2007, Van Harpen worked with the museum’s curatorial staff to launch a pirate exhibit that remains the most popular ever to be housed at the Sturgeon Bay facility. The Pirates will be back this summer in an exhibit titled “Pirates – Ship to Shore” and Van Harpen promises it is better than its predecessor. “I wanted something more hands on,” he explained. And while the exhibit will again feature artifacts and replicas from the golden age of piracy, there is one significant addition. For the past year, Van Harpen has been building a replica of a pirate ship – not so much a model, but a “ship” that is half-scale of a typical sloop that was the preferred design of pirates in the late 17th and early 18th centuries. The ship is well armed with seven canons as well as swivel guns. Some of the canons also feature interactive video equipment that will allow the visitor to battle the British or Spanish ships being raided.
seum on Washington Island celebrates the local history of commercial fishing, the U.S. Coast Guard and area shipwrecks at this former fishing village. Open daily late May to mid-October.
Preserving Door County’s Past The Door County Historical Museum features the Peninsula’s history – antique fire trucks, the iconic cherry and apple industries, ethnic settlements and more. A detailed wildlife diorama is a must see. Open daily 10 a.m.-5 p.m. May 1 to Oct. 31 at Michigan Street and Fourth Avenue, Sturgeon Bay. Free admission. 920-743-5809. map.co.door. wi.us/museum
The ship is named Fortune, “loosely based on the Royal Fortune,” said Van Harpen, who said visitors may find it intriguing how a “vessel” this size made its way into the Museum’s upstairs gallery. “Most ships don’t fit through a three-foot door,” he added with a chuckle. Of course, the museum has more than just the Pirate exhibit; four additional galleries spotlight the area’s rich shipbuilding heritage, its remarkable collection of lighthouses and a stunning collection of large-scale models. There are also daily tours on the museum’s impressively restored museum vessel – the 150-ft. tug John Purves. Visit www. dcmm.org for more information. At the Maritime Museum at Gills Rock, step aboard the fishing tug Hope or “fire” a Lyle gun in an interactive exhibit. Open daily 10 a.m.-5 p.m. late May to mid-October at the corner of Wisconsin Bay Road and Highway 42. The Jackson Harbor Maritime Mu-
At the Historic Noble House, the oldest frame residence in Fish Creek, visitors can capture a glimpse of life at the turn of the century, including a country doctor’s office. Tours are offered daily mid-June to mid-October for a modest fee. Located at Highway 42 and Main Street. Afternoon walking tours of Fish Creek are also offered. Call (920) 8682091 or check out www.historicnoblehouse.org for more details. On Washington Island, explore natural and historical artifacts at the Jacobsen Museum. Open daily from late May to mid-October on Little Lake Road.
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Living history museums
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Stroll through Door County’s past at the Ephraim Village Museums with an array of historical buildings, exhibits, walking tours and activities designed to capture the imagination of all ages. Walking and tram tours highlight the early buildings and vivid local history of Ephraim where visitors can step back in time at the old Anderson Store or the Goodletson Cabin, marvel at Eagle Bluff Harbor, learn a primary lesson at the Pioneer Schoolhouse and more. Tram tours are offered for a fee Tuesday-Saturday at 11 a.m. departing from Anderson Barn; just on Friday and Saturdays in the fall. The Anderson Barn, the hub of museum activity, is home to the popular HandsOn Hayloft where kids can play with the past. Other activities include a tour of the Ephraim Moravian Church and Historic Iverson House. Museums open 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday from midJune to early September; Fridays and Saturdays only from early September until early October. Visit www.ephraim. org for more information. Historic farm buildings and friendly animals bring the island’s agricultural history to life at the Washington Island Farm Museum. Connect today’s generation with old-fashioned farm fun with hands-on classes. Located on 3 acres
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Corner of the Past and the Old Anderson House Museum, located at State Highway 57 and Fieldcrest Road, features late 1800s furnishings, photographs and artifacts of Sister Bay. Visit exhibits in the granary, machine shop, migrant worker’s cabin, summer kitchen, sawmill, blacksmith’s barn and more. Featuring Summer Saturday Heritage events and artisan programs. Open June and September 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturdays; 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Sundays; and also 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Fridays in July and August. Visit www.sisterbayhistory.org. The Historic Village at The Crossroads at Big Creek features historic Door County buildings from 1880 to 1910 – a school, church, general store, blacksmith’s workshop, fish house, heirloom garden and more. Free guided tours Sunday afternoons June-October. 2041 Michigan Street, east of State Highway 42-57, Sturgeon Bay. 920-7465895. www.crossroadsatbigcreek.org/ village.htm The Farm, 4285 Hwy 57, Sturgeon Bay, is a living museum of rural America that delights all ages. Feed goats, pigs, cows and more, hike the grounds, and discover a bit of the past in the many historic buildings. Open daily 9 a.m.-5 p.m. late May to mid-October. 920-743-6666 or visit www.thefarmindoorcounty.com
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Draft D Haus Fabulous F b l Food Fantastic Prices Family Friendly 920-818-0777 901 Egg Harbor Rd., Sturgeon Bay
breakfast, lunch & dinner waterview wine bar bakery fish creek / 920.868.3634 cookeryfishcreek.com
Baileys Harbor ❋
Coyote Roadhouse 3026 County Rd. E, Baileys Harbor, WI 54202, 920-839-9192. Located on County E at Kangaroo Lake. The menu offers their special ribs, steaks, fish, homemade soups, salads, quesadillas, onion loaf, sandwiches, burgers, kids menu and more. Enjoy your favorite cocktails and dine indoors or out on the deck overlooking the lake. A family restaurant in Baileys Harbor open year-round. Opens 11 a.m. daily. For winter fun, the restaurant is on the snowmobile trails.
❋ Harbor Fish Market & Grille 8080 Hwy. 57, Baileys Harbor. Waterfront dining in the heart of Door County. Serving our fabulous breakfast, lunch & dinner all year long. Great kids’ menu, full bar, homemade desserts. Outside water view garden dining in season. New England Lobster Boil on Wed., Fri. & Sun. all year. (920) 839-9999. www.harborfishmarket-grille.com.
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Brussels ❋ The Edge of Town
1577 County Road C, Brussels, 920-825-1374. The Edge of Town welcomes you to beautiful Southern Door County! Visiting the many wonderful attractions in our area can make you hungry! Treat yourself and your family to our delicious lunches and dinners! Just a little country place with a big menu!
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Carlsville ❋ Door County Coffee & Tea 5773 Hwy. 42, 6 mi. north of Sturgeon Bay in Carlsville. Visit our casual café serving breakfast (famous hashbrown casserole) & luncheon fare. At least
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Thursday: Roast Pork $12.95 HOMEMADE Friday: Perch Plate $12.95 DESSERTS Saturday: Prime Rib $16.95 Sunday: Roast Chicken $10.50 Monday: Prime Rib $16.95 Tuesday: Beef Stroganoff $11.95 Wednesday: Beer Battered Cod $11.95 Great Waterviews, Food & Hospitality
Second Story Restaurant WI-5001470889
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3 home-made soups daily as well as sandwiches & daily specials. Fresh bakery & desserts go great with our full espresso bar featuring our own (roasted on site) Door County Gourmet Coffee. Gift shop features over 100 varieties of coffee, tea, gourmet foods & home décor items. Watch the coffee roasting operation. Open 7:30-5, 7 days a week, year-round. Drive-through opens 6:30 a.m. (920) 743-8930 or (800) 856-6613. www.doorcountycoffee.com.
Egg Harbor ❋ Carrington Pub & Grill 7643 Hillside Rd., Egg Harbor. Choose from a varied menu -- with many twists on a traditional bar and grill offering. Experience a great view overlooking the bay of Green Bay. Savor tasty food, served by a friendly crew. Located on the north side of the Landmark Resort property. (920) 868-3205. www.thelandmark resort.com. ❋ Galileo’s Italian Food 7755 Hwy 42, Egg Harbor, 920-868-4800. Be transported to Italy with panoramic murals of Tuscany’s pastoral countryside, a grand mahogany bar, original artist wall etchings and a delicious menu— replete with an extensive list of wines designed to enhance every meal. (Located on the south side of Liberty Square.) www. libertysquareshops.com.
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VOTED AMERICA’S BEST BREAKFAST BY THE VIEWERS OF ‘GOOD MORNING AMERICA’
Warmth, charm and tradition are abundant at Door County's oldest and most famous inn, est. 1896. Hearty breakfasts and lunches, quiet candlelight dinners and traditional Door County fish boils. All meals open to the public. Reservations recommended for evening meals. 920-868-3517 4225 Main Street • Fish Creek, WI Open 7 Days a Week whitegullinn.com
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restaurants ❋ The Hof Restaurant Hwy. G, Egg Harbor. Spectacular shoreline setting at the Alpine Resort. Breakfast daily 7:30–11:00 a.m., May 28-Oct. 16. Lunch on the deck in July and August. Dinner features fresh fish, steaks and German specialties starting 5:45 p.m. nightly June 17-Sept. 4 and fall weekends through Oct. 15. (920) 8683000, www.AlpineResort.com.
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Second Story Restaurant Hwy 42, at the Ephraim Shores Motel in the heart of Ephraim. Breakfast - homemade bakery, omelets, eggs Benedict and Belgian waffles. Lunch - burgers, variety of salads, homemade soups and sandwiches. Dinner - steaks, whitefish, Chicken Marsala, daily specials, salad bar and more. Children’s menu. Enjoy a panoramic view of Eagle Harbor. (920) 854-2371.
The Summer Kitchen 10425 Hwy. 42 - between Ephraim and Sister Bay. Famous for our “soup bar”! Featuring 5 delicious homemade soups. All sandwiches include a cup of soup. Our specialties include Mexican dishes, homemade pies, steaks & whitefish. Serving breakfast, lunch & dinner daily. Open April through November. (920) 854-2131. www.thesummerkitchen.com.
The Cookery Restaurant & Wine Bar 4135 Highway 42, Fish Creek, 920868-3634. “Fresh food, expertly prepared” (Midwest Living, Best of the Midwest 2011). Offering contemporary American casual fare with an emphasis on local ingredients. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served daily. The water view wine bar offers appetizers, small plates and desserts. Vegetarian & gluten free selections, a children’s menu and bakery are available. www.cookeryfishcreek.com.
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Jacksonport World Reno Renowned owned ed Margaritas
6301 Hwy. 57, Jacksonport 920.823.2700
MEXICAN & AMERICAN FOOD WI-5001452888
10947 N. Bay Shore Drive, Sister Bay 920.854.5491 Reservations Recommended www.jjswaterfront.com
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restaurants ❋ English Inn 3713 Hwy. 42, Fish Creek. Nightly features include beef Wellington; Friday night all-you-caneat fish fry $16.95. Full menu includes steaks, seafood, poultry, pasta, vegetarian. May-Oct serving Thurs-Sun, Noon-11pm & Mon-Wed 4-10 p.m. Nov - closed Mon; Dec-April serving ThursSat. Call for holiday hours. (920) 8683076. www.theenglishinn.com. ❋ Gibraltar Grill 3993 Main St. (Hwy 42), Fish Creek. 920-868-4745. Fish Creek’s unique setting for outdoor dining and entertainment. Casual family dining featuring specialty sandwiches, salads and dinner entrées. Enjoy lunch and dinner on the expansive porch with stone fireplace and the beautifully landscaped outdoor patio. Beer and wine. Children’s menu and carryout available. Dog-friendly outdoor patio. Open May through October. gibraltargrill.com. ❋
Greenwood Supper Club 9087 Cty. Rd. A, intersection of Cty A & Cty.
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F, 2 miles east of Fish Creek. 920839-2451. Bar opens at 4 p.m., dining room opens at 5 p.m., daily. Serving nightly June – Oct. Full menu, lighter fare menu, ala carte sandwiches. Plus nightly specials and the finest in seafood and steaks. Fresh Door County broiled whitefish and king and queen cut prime rib. Large cocktail bar. Sorry, we do not accept reservations. See menu at www.greenwoodsupperclub.net.
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Julie’s Park Café & Motel. 920868-2999. 4020 Hwy 42, Fish Creek, WI 54212 Dine in our café next door for breakfast, lunch or dinner. We offer a pet friendly patio, WiFi access, espresso bar, Gluten free menu and vegetarian options, kid’s menu and much more! Top Of The Hill Shops One Stop-23 Shops and a café! Corner of Hwy. 42 and County F, north end of Fish Creek, across from Door Community Auditorium. Enjoy a memorable shopping experience in a park-like setting. Join us
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Greenwood
BAR OPENS 4PM ~ DINING ROOM 5PM SERVING NIGHTLY JUNE - OCTOBER WEEKENDS ONLY MID-MAY
Since 1929
Supper Club
Located on the corner of Cty. A & Cty. F www.greenwoodsupperclub.net 2 miles east of Fish Creek Sorry, No Reservations
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restaurants for breakfast and lunch, and explore our galleries, boutiques, and specialty shops. Ample parking available. www. shoppingdoorcounty.com.
❋ White Gull Inn 4225 Main St., Fish Creek. Breakfast (winner, Good Morning America’s Best Breakfast contest), 7:30-noon, lunch, noon-2:30. Door County fish boil or candlelight dinner (from the menu) served nightly. Call for seasonally changing menu. Reservations requested for evening meals. Open year-round. (920) 868-3517. www.whitegullinn.com.
OPEN DAILY SERVING OUR FULL MENU
FRIDAYFISHFRY On County E at Kangaroo Lake Baileys Harbor (920)839-9192 WI-5001457070
Jacksonport JJ’s & La Puerta - see Sister Bay.
❋ Mike’s Port Pub – 6269 Hwy 57, Jacksonport. Stop in and enjoy some of the best home-cooked meals in the county. We offer a full menu that includes “the best burgers in Door County,” along with chicken, fish, sandwiches, pizza, homemade soups and chili, and our Friday night Fish Fry and Saturday’s broasted Pork Chop special! Serving lunch and dinner all year long. 920-823-2081. Now serving breakfast.
• DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS, SUBS/SALADS/WRAPS • HOMEMADE SOUPS & DOOR COUNTY CHILI • BREAKFAST SANDWICHES (Located in front of the new Shopko (formerly Pamida)
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❋ Square Rigger Galley, 6332 Hwy
57, Jacksonport, 920-823-2408 – Come and visit the quiet side of Door County and enjoy our award winning fish boils while relaxing in our dining room overlooking beautiful Lake Michigan. The fish boils are served at your table and include new potatoes, onions, vegetables, coleslaw, marble rye bread, cherry pie, coffee and feature a full bar and exceptional wine list. Please call for dates and times because reservations are required. We also offer a wonderful breakfast that is served Mon-Sat, 7 a.m. to 11:30 a. m. and Sun 7 a.m. to 1 p.m.
BAR & Dining Room Open Knightly: May - December Weekends: January - April Lunch: Thurs. - Sun. Memorial Day Weekend Thru Oct. KNIGHTLY FEATURES Plus Full Menu Including Over 60 Entrees.
Friday Knight Fish Fry All-you-can-eat Perch, Whitefish, Walleye, Cod or Catfish
GIFT CERTIFICATES Beef & Chicken Wellington Featured Knightly
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For reservations call:
Kewaunee Inn - see Lodging Hotel/ Motel/Inn.
(920) 868-3076 3713 Hwy. 42 Fish Creek For full menu visit theenglishinn.com
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However, we’re not talking a tame little grill here. It’s a wild, roaring beast of flame they await. The soaring heat explodes into the sky creating a bursting blaze of a finale, the sight seared upon the memories of all who were present. The Door County fish boil is not simply a meal – it’s an event! The fish boil has long been a fixture on the Door County culinary map. Initially, it was enjoyed as a mainstay in the early lumber industry, where the plentiful availability of fish assisted in feeding large numbers of hungry men.
Fish Boil For the uninitiated, the idea of crowds gathered for the preparation of a whitefish dinner must be head-scratchingly bizarre.
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Others believe today’s fish boil is an outgrowth of the early fishing industry and the “Domer” cooked fish. Steam was the power that propelled the early fishing fleets. Out on the lakes, a fresh catch with potatoes and onions, wrapped in layers of newspaper, would be set on the boiler, where it would steam in its own juices, providing a delicious feast. Back on land, the fishermen used the same concept of the steam boiler to cook larger quantities of fish. Then, in 1961, the Viking Grill in Ellison Bay made the fish boil a fixture on their menu, introducing it to a new, and ever-expanding public audience. Today, dozens of Door County restaurants offer fish boils. You start with a cedar slab-fed blaze, over which sits a boiling salt-water-filled kettle. First in go scrubbed baby red potatoes, followed by spirited sweet onions. Finally, as baskets of whitefish or trout are layered over the vegetables, the spectators are readied – the pay-off moment is about to arrive. The master boiler steps up and flings diesel fuel on the flames, which then rage up, overflowing the cauldron and washing out any cooking residue from the surface of the pot. Dinner is served!
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restaurants
Sister Bay ❋ Door County Ice Cream Factory & Sandwich Shoppe 11051 N. Bayshore Dr. Hwy 42, Sister Bay. Serves its own super premium ice made right in the store. More than 30 flavors to choose from, as well as a long list of sundaes and other desserts. Customers can watch ice cream and waffle cones being made during production hours. Enjoy a specialty sandwiches, soups, salads and homemade pizza complete the menu. 920-854-9693. www.dooricecreamfactory.com.
10425 N. Hwy. 42 ~ Ephraim, WI 54211
(920) 854-2131
www.thesummerkitchen.com Follow Us On Facebook See Our Menu In Back Of The Book
❋ The Inn at Kristofer’s 10716 N Bay Shore Drive across from the Sister Bay Marina. Floor to ceiling windows offer spectacular views of the Green Bay waters. Midwestern cuisine served in casual elegance. Dinner nightly from 5 p.m. Outside Terrace dining features more casual fare. Menu & entertainment info at www. innatkristofers.com. 920-854-9419.
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GALLEY 6332 Hwy. 57, Jacksonport
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BREAKFAST SERVED MON - SAT. 7 AM - 11:30PM BREAKFAST SUNDAY 7 AM - 1 AM
Who says you have to sacrifice taste to eat healthy?
At Kimz, we feature only the freshest of locally grown produce and Door County products
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Enjoy a breathtaking view of Lake Michigan while dining at Donny's Glidden Lodge. Relax and watch the waves roll up just a few feet away while our dedicated staff provides a most memorable dining experience.
229 Louisiana Street, Sturgeon Bay • (920) 818-0558 www.kimzgalleycafe.com • free wi-fi Open at 7:30 every day for Breakfast and Lunch; Dinner served Wed - Sat
920.746.9460 Reservations Accepted 4670 GLIDDEN DRIVE STURGEON BAY
www.donnysgliddenlodge.com
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restaurants ❋ JJ’s La Puerta Restaurant / Waterfront Restaurant JJ’s La Puerta now in two locations. Mexican/American food, awesome burgers, renowned margaritas. Hwy. 42, Sister Bay (920) 854-4513. Hwy. 57, Jacksonport (920) 823-2700. Waterfront Restaurant 10947 N. Bay Shore Drive, North Sister Bay. Waterview. Menu changed seasonally. Full bar, extensive wine and martini list. Outside patio. (920) 854-5491. www.jjswaterfront.com. ❋
Northern Grille 10573 Country Walk Dr. Sister Bay, 920-854-9590. All about great food and fun, casual dining room with cozy booths & Northwoods décor. Pub is great place to unwind while the kids are happily in play area/game room. Home of Original Door County Cherry Bomb Cocktail. Outdoor seating & cozy fireplace make for great memories to enjoy. Homemade pizza, Spaghetti or Black Angus choice steak. Diverse menu for the entire family, open year-round.
❋ Sister Bay Bowl 10640 North Bay Shore Dr. • Sister Bay, WI 54234 (Corner Of Maple Dr & Highway 42), (920) 8542841 • www.Sisterbaybowl.com. The Sister Bay Bowl has great food, friendly service, ample portions, and just happens to have a six-lane bowling alley. For three generations, the Willems family has served great food that has made “the Bowl” a favorite dining destination. Sister Bay Bowl has been voted “Best Perch Fry” by Wisconsin Trails Magazine. Open year-round. ❋
Sub Express at Sister Bay Mobil, 2579 S. Bay Shore Dr. (Hwy 42), Sister Bay. The freshest subs made to order, wraps salads, pizza. Stop in, drive thru, call ahead for pickup. Breakfast sandwiches, soups, donuts, fruit smoothies, chai teas, Vegan/veggie choices. ATM, firewood, bait. Wine, beer, groceries, free WI-Fi. In Sister Bay Mobil Center in front of Pamida. 920-854-6700.
Sturgeon Bay
The Inn at Kristofer’s Classic Cuisine Spectacular Sunsets
The Inn at Kristofer’s 10716 Bay Shore Drive Sister Bay, WI 54234 Ph Phone: (920) 854 854-9419 9419 Web: innatkristofers.com WI-5001470906
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❋ Donny’s Glidden Lodge Restaurant 4670 Glidden Drive, Sturgeon Bay, 920-746-9460. You will find Glidden Lodge Restaurant snuggled under the pine trees along the scenic shoreline of Lake Michigan. Built in 1936, stone and timber construction and wraparound windows bring the shore into the dining room. You will find a large selection to top-notch entrees and a rotating list of delicious specialties. Quality comes first on all levels at this wonderful dining establishment. www. donnysgliddenlodge.com. ❋ The Draft Haus, 901 Egg Harbor Rd. Sturgeon Bay, 920-818-0777. A great place for a fantastic meal at a reasonable price. Enjoy an appetizer, lunch or dinner while watching your favorite sports team. Shoot a game of darts or enjoy one of our 69 beer varieties next to our outdoor fireplace in the beer garden. Special occasions. Ask about our banquet facility. ❋ John Martin’s Restaurant 50 S. Third Ave., Sturgeon Bay. Midwest meets Italian is how Chef T.J. describes
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restaurants his menu at this popular, new addition to Door County’s dining scene. Offering signature dishes ranging from grilled flatbreads, unique salads, daily homemade pastas and sauces, as well as succulent steaks and fish (never fried) specialties, John Martin’s is both an elegant and informal dining experience. Desserts, which are all made in-house, are the perfect end to a wonderful meal. Beer and Wine served. Family friendly. Open daily 11 - 9, Fri & Sat 11 – 10. (920) 746-6666.
❋ Kimz Galley Café 229 Louisiana St., Sturgeon Bay, 920-818-0558. Situated in a friendly blue farmhouse just off Third Ave, is a gem of a restaurant! Kimz offers a delicious “Farm to Plate” menu that uses only the freshest of locally grown produce, and products, coffee, wine and beer. Specialties include Swedish pancakes with lingonberries, Kimz’ Door County Cherry Pecan Chicken Wrap, Pulled Pork with Caramelized apples, and new Gluten-free Personal Pizzas. Open daily at 7:30 am for breakfast and lunch; Dinner served Wed – Sat. Free Wi-Fi. www.kimzgalleycafe.com. ❋ The Nightingale Supper Club 1541 Egg Harbor Road, 920-743-5593. “Where the Locals Dine,” the Nightingale Supper Club has been a Door County staple for over 75 years! House specialties include our famous prime rib and local seafood dinners. We also offer burgers, sandwiches and a children’s menu. Catering available. We are closed on Sunday. Visit us at www.nightingalesupperclub.com. Fish boil
❋ Waterfront Mary’s Bar and Grill, 3662 N. Duluth Avenue; 920-743-3690. Great food, great prices and amazing view! Come for the food, stay for the fun, watching the waterfront, listening to live music, enjoying friends & family. check out the amazing steak sandwich, burgers & wraps. Daily specials include $Taco Tuesday, 25 cent Wing Wednesday. Try the best fish boil in Door County and do not miss the famous Friday fish fry. Outside deck or inside dining. Always casual, always fun! Come by land or sea… Doorcountywaterfront.com. ❋
Van’s Bar & Grill 253 N Third Ave., 920-743-9339. Check us out on Facebook! Open daily at 11 a.m. You’ll enjoy Van’s famous chili, fresh soups and salads, flatbreads, wraps and burgers. Live entertainment 3-4 days per week, Vans is where the locals go for its casual, inviting atmosphere and friendly staff. Enjoy sporting events on our 6 big screen TVs or play darts and pool with your friends.
FRESH OFF THE GRILL at the Carrington Pub & Grill The award-winning Carrington Pub & Grill is open Tuesday - Sunday, serving from 11 am - 9 pm. Guests can choose from an inspired menu - including premium appetizers, steaks, sandwiches, seafood, as well as many exciting twists on a traditional bar and grill offering.
Fish fry Burgers Drinks
3662 N. Duluth Ave., Live Music Sturgeon Patio Bay
Beach WI-5001457177
great view, tasty food, friendly crew 7643 Hillside | Egg Harbor
920.868.5162 or 920.868.3205 www.CarringtonPub.com
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What to do with
the kids... Summer 2012 By Heidi Hodges
“OK kids! What do you want to do today?” At first glance, the question is, admittedly, a little difficult to answer. There are no billboards screaming “Water Slides!” or “Giant Amusement Parks!” in Door County. 72
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But we asked Door County kids what they like to do and found so much to fill your itinerary, you may need to extend your stay. In fact, we don’t have room to list it all – so here’s a sample.
to do. The Door County Historical Museum on Fourth Avenue is a surprisingly fun treat. And the Maritime Museum is a great stop, too. (If you are up north, Gills Rock boasts a Maritime Museum branch as well.)
“Let’s go to the beach!”
There are other attractions in Sturgeon Bay, from a movie theater to a bouncyhouse attraction, “Jump On It!” There are also bowling alleys in Surgeon Bay and Sister Bay.
No problem! Door County is famous for its shoreline and beaches. First and foremost is Whitefish Dunes State Park – a huge stretch of brilliant sand on the Lake Michigan side. Nicolet Bay beach in Peninsula State Park is famous for family fun (plus bike, moped and boat rentals). There are quiet beaches at Newport and Rock Island State Parks. Local town parks up and down the peninsula also boast beautiful sand beaches. For a real hoot (and a good place to bring hard-to-please teenagers) head to Sister Bay. There you’ll find a pleasant sand beach and a cement pier jutting into deep, clear water. Kids – and grownups, too – love to jump off the pier into the bay. (It’s one of those secret things local kids know about.) For a special treat, spend a day on Washington Island’s Schoolhouse beach. Located on a harbor of unbelievably smooth stones and crystal clear, deep water, it’s a great beach for kids who are a little older and good swimmers – there’s a swim raft anchored off shore. (Caution: There are fines for removing the smooth stones.)
“It’s raining...I’m bored!”
“We’re here so long. I miss my friends!” Well, make some new ones! Many organizations in the county offer summer classes. Theater companies, including Third Avenue Playhouse, Peninsula Art School, Door Shakespeare, American Folklore Theatre and Island Players, offer courses and special “camps” for kids.
“I need an adrenaline rush!” How about a stop in Ephraim at South Shore Pier. There, you can try para-sailing or jet skiing. Team Leadership, 4497 Ploor Road, has a ropes course, zip-line and programs for kids and adults. They also offer kayak tours and rentals at various beaches around the county. Other local businesses offer tours and rentals, as well. For zip-line fans, there’s a Gravity Trails attraction at Rowleys Bay Resort.
Don’t worry, Sturgeon Bay has plenty
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sional theater companies, like American Folklore Theatre located inside Peninsula State Park. The experience is fun, original and family friendly.
For a quieter thrill and fabulous, sweeping vistas, climb the towers at both Peninsula and Potawatomi State Parks. If you are afraid of heights – but not afraid of depths – you can go snorkeling with the kids on a couple shipwrecks just off shore.
Then, there are traditional activities, like horseback riding. Kurtz Corral near Jacksonport offers scenic rides on gentle horses.
“I just want to do something different!” Head to THE Farm, just north of Sturgeon Bay on Highway 57. Part history museum, part petting zoo, it’s so fun, many local families purchase season passes. Here’s a hint: Kittens are the most popular attraction for young children. Get there early before the little felines are all tuckered out from the attention. And don’t forget to pack a lunch. Another great farm experience is Dairy View Country Farm on County I. With a window view of the milking pen, and home-made ice cream, it’s a favorite stop. If you are visiting in the autumn, you can also enjoy the extensive corn maze. How about a retro evening? You can’t beat the Skyway Drive-In near Ephraim. It’s a real, old-fashioned movie drivein, complete with pre-show Elvis music playing on the big window speakers. Or check out one of the local profes-
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For a unique adventure, try a car ferry ride to Washington Island. The island is quiet-paced, but not without attractions, including an observation tower, School House Beach and a couple of small, fun museums. For a little family art fun, stop at Hands On Art to create a memento. And, of course, there is usually a festival on any given weekend in Door County. Different communities host these affairs – most include kids’ events and street food.
“Can’t we just go to an amusement park?” You’re in luck. While Door County isn’t the Dells or Six Flags (thank goodness) that doesn’t mean we don’t have fun. There’s Johnson’s Park and Pirates Cove in Sister Bay, Red Putter in Ephraim and the Harbor Fun Park in Egg Harbor. So, kids, get excited! Door County is for you, too.
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shopping Pick up some
Carlsville ❋
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Your Fullll Service Y S Jeweler Repairs Done In Our Store 213A Main Street, Luxemburg
M-TH: 9-5; FRI: 9-6; Sat: 9-Noon
920.845.5860 www.audejewelers.com
Ho-Made Products, l t d. Start At The Top, Shop The Rock
Jams - Jellies - Pickles Pies - Specialty Food Items We invite you to watch us make your product... ALL PIES $12.99 EVERYDAY YDAY Y
Gift boxes & corporate gifts are our specialty! ½ mile east of Gills Rock on Hwy. 42 42, Elli Ellison B Bay ������������ � Fax: 920-854-7299
www.beashomadeproducts.com
Open 7 days a week (closed Sundays Nov.1- May 20)
Candleworks of Door County - 5789 Hwy 42, Carlsville; the new home of Door County Candle Co. Explore the factory and take advantage of factory direct savings on the highest quality scented candles. Shop the region’s largest selection of candles & accessories. Dip your own candle creation. Open all year. 920-746-2125, toll free 877-263-5975. www.DoorCountyCandle.com.
❋ Carlsville Business Association Come discover a place where classic Door County rings true. Spend a leisurely afternoon in a country setting enjoying what the quaint local businesses have to offer in their specialties of coffee, wine, beer, ice cream and gifts. Discover the heart of Door County. Carlsville Day is the last Saturday in July. www.carlsvilledoorcounty.com. ❋ Door County Coffee & Tea 5773 Hwy. 42, 6 mi. north of Sturgeon Bay in Carlsville. Beautiful gift shop featuring over 100 varieties of (roasted on site) Door County Coffee, tea, gourmet foods. Home décor items to make your cottage or home feel like Door County. Charming café serving breakfast, lunch, full espresso bar, coffee drinks, bakery & desserts. Watch the coffee roasting operation. Open 7:30-5, 7 days a week, yearround. Drive-through opens 6:30 a.m. (920) 743-8930 or (800) 856-6613. www.doorcountycoffee.com.
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Egg Harbor Christine’s Casuals & Classics 7783 Hwy. 42, Egg Harbor. Upscale, upbeat, fashionable and fun! The store for beautiful clothing. You won’t miss the 190foot white picket fence and large porch plus a TV for men to watch their favorite sports channel. Outdoor fashion shows. (920) 868-3750. www.ChristinesDoorCounty.com.
❋ Door County Interiors & Design 7266 Highway 42, Egg Harbor. Voted the “Best Accessory Store” in Door County, 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.Doorcounty interiorsanddesign.com.
❋ Cinnamon Windmill 7828 Hwy. 42, Main Street Shops, Egg Harbor. A fun, inspirational gift shop with 22 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.
Liberty Square Shops 7755 Hwy 42, Egg Harbor. 920-868-4800. Awarded “Best Shopping Experience” — stroll through our interconnected shops to find elegant women’s clothing and accessories, artisan jewelry, natural cosmetics & fragrances, Door County products & apparel, toys & games, gourmet wine & cheese, plus two restaurants. Opening May 16. www.libertysquareshops.com.
Anderson House Shop & Gallery Ephraim
Browse through 9 rooms of historic 1864 Anderson House and discover fresh & unique merchandise.
Beautiful jewelry, home & garden décor, fair trade goods, fine soaps and much more. Hwy. 42 & Anderson Lane • Ephraim, WI (across from the Anderson Dock)
920-854-4142 andersonhousewb@yahoo.com
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Sister Bay’s Busiest Commercial Center for Over 100 Years
Door County’s Most Extensive Selection of Decorated Sportswear & Logo Wear for the Whole Family
920.868.9091
Featuring Fresh, Fun Clothes from
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Silk Screened & Embroidered Apparel for Kids & Adults
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• Sweatshirts • Beach Accessories • Camping Supplies • Fishing Equipment • Fishing License • Live Bait • Ice OPEN DAILY 8:30 A.M.-6:00 P.M. 4084 Main Street • Fish Creek • 920-868-3402 www.nanandjerrys@charter.net
“�HE Store For Beautiful Clothing”
Christine’s cas�als & classics
Main Street Shops Located in the heart of Egg Harbor, 7828 Hwy 42. Some of Door County’s finest stores all in one location. Women’s & men’s clothing, Home décor, Christmas/ holiday, Bath & Body, Beauty Salon, Scrapbooking, and much more. For a fun filled shopping experience. www. mainstreetshopsdoorcounty.com.
❋ Matthew House Thrift Shop 7896 State Hwy. 42, Egg Harbor | 920868-2731. Known as Egg Harbor’s Variety Store. Celebrating our 12th anniversary. Those with need benefit from the sale of donated items. A heartfelt “THANK YOU” to all volunteers, donors, Door County businesses and, of course, our customers. Usually open daily all year, except holidays. Open weekends Nov. thru Feb.
Ellison Bay/ Gills Rock ❋ Uncle Tom’s Newport School Candies 703 Europe Bay Rd., Ellison Bay. We pride ourselves on great candy recipes. The fudge is hand whipped; peanut brittle is spread on a marble table. Pancake mix and porridge recipes have been passed down for generations. Enjoy a free bag of popcorn in our unique 1900’s schoolhouse. (920) 854-4538. www.uncletomscandies.com.
Ephraim ❋ Anderson House Shop & Gallery Hwy 42 & Anderson Lane, Ephraim. Charles Peterson prints, amazing jewelry, home & garden décor, American hand-crafted art, Fair Trade goods and much more. Open daily April-Oct; June-Aug, until 9 pm; winter, weekends. 920-854-4142. 7783 HWY. 42, EGG HARBOR 920-868-3750 ChristinesBoutique@gmail.com 78
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Fish Creek ❋
Blue Dolphin House & DBH Studio 10320 Water St, Ephraim. Contemporary collection of merchandise to enhance your home, garden and lifestyle. Representing local, regional and national artists. Named one of the Top 25 Retailer of American Craft. 800765-0141. www.bluedolphinhouse.com.
Fish Creek Kite Co. 3903 Hwy. 42, Fish Creek. Next to the YMCA. Specializing in the finest kites from around the world, as well as flags, kite accessories, windsocks and wind spinners. Web and mail orders are filled year-round. Stop in or call for free catalog. (920) 868-3769. www.fishcreekkites.com.
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McKeefry & Yeomans LLP 10440 N. Hwy 42, Ephraim. Featuring fine gifts, furniture and home accessories, along with a variety of tried and true gardening tools and ornamentation. Door County-grown fresh flower bouquets are available in season, along with silk arrangements created by our in-house floral designer. www.mcyeo. com. 920-854-4749.
4149 Hwy. 42, Fish Creek. Door County’s headwear specialists since 1997. We offer a mind-boggling selection of hats for men, ladies, and kids. This is a must-stop shop for hat lovers. Create your own cap with our custom embroidery. We feature the best brands in headwear, as well as the unique and hard-to-find styles. (920) 868-2371.
Two Great Stores Under One Roof! Door County’s original pet boutique – with unique gifts for pet lovers and their pets!
Pets Welcome!
A great selection of Door County clothing, lighthouses, seasonal gifts, candy and more!
SAVE $5 Off any purcha se of $30 or more*
Open Daily Year-Round!
*Coupon valid only at time Limit one coupon per of purchase. customer.
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shopping The course begins in Gills Rock, and heads through Sister Bay and Ephraim before heading into Peninsula State Park and Fish Creek. The journey south continues to Egg Harbor past Murphy Park, then on that long Bay Shore Drive stretch before reaching Sturgeon Bay and the finish line. It’s 50 miles in all.
Store Hours:
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Known as the Fall 50, the ultra marathon caps a busy summer/fall running season in Door County. Race organizer Sean Ryan didn’t realize he had some Forrest Gumps in the crowd when he introduced his idea for a 50mile run spanning much of the Door Peninsula a few years back.
Open Knitting:
Tues 9:30-Noon Thur 5-8 pm (920) 746-7746
108 S. Madison Ave. • Sturgeon Bay, WI
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He originally developed the idea as a relay run, but one runner raised his hand and asked how much it would be if he ran the race by himself. Ryan told him the same as anyone else, so more runners raised their hands and wanted to go solo. Ryan is used to dealing with athletes who test the extremes. He also organizes the annual Door County Triathlon. But this wasn’t exactly your normal ultra marathon.
We’re all about yarn, books, buttons, bags, ideas & help for the knitter & crocheters.
2 Miles North of Sister Bay on Hwy. 42
(920) 854-4199
Open Mon.-Sat. June, July, August 7 Days a Week September & October
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“Are you sure?” Ryan asked back. He explained most runs that exceed well beyond the 26-mile traditional marathon use off-road trails to ease the pounding on the body in what amounts to at least seven hours of running. Ryan’s Fall 50 uses unforgiving paved roads. Sure, the scenery along the course is beautiful, but most people this time of year use a car on these scenic byways. Even a nice walk is fine, but a 50-mile walk might have you looking for a motel by the time you reach Egg Harbor. But Ryan’s success at pulling nearly 1,000 runners into this grueling event underscores the appeal Door County has as a running destination. He’ll tell you his events pretty much sell themselves thanks to that appeal, and that goes for all the runs that are scattered across the peninsula’s events calendar.
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Those with need benefit from sale of donated items. A heartfelt “Thank You”to all donors, volunteers, residents, Door County businesses, and, of course, customers.
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❋ Hide Side Boutique – 4153 Hwy. 42, downtown Fish Creek. Exquisite boutique of women’s fashions, ranging from special occasion dresses and contemporary outfits to handcrafted apparel. Also, a wide array of jewelry, purses and shoes. All displayed in a beautifully restored historic building. Open daily, year-round. 920-8682665. www.hideside.com.
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Usually Open 10 a.m. Daily - Weekends Nov. thru Feb. (Closed Easter, Mother’s Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas)
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Hide Side Corner Store 9413 Hwy. 42, downtown Fish Creek. Unique art and outerwear. American leathers for men/women by Remy and Lone Pine, exquisite fur coats, vests, jackets. For the home, handcrafted furniture out of twisted juniper, redwood, Texas mesquite, marble/stone mirrors, iron wine racks, fossils, William Henry knives. Kinetic sculptures, metal art, kaleidoscopes! 920-8682333. www.HideSide.com.
❋ Nan & Jerry’s 4084 Main St, Fish Creek. Sweatshirts, t-shirts, Pali sandals, beach accessories, camping supplies, fishing licenses, fishing equipment, live bait, ice. Open daily 8:30 a.m.-6 p.m.; July & August ‘til 8 p.m. 4084 Main St., Fish Creek, (920) 868-3402. E-mail: nanandjerrys@ charter.net.
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❋ Oilerie Fish Creek 4083 Main St., Fish Creek. Visit America’s first Olive Oil Bar® store to taste our exclusive collection of Italian extra virgin oils & our stunning 25 year Balsamic vinegar; all on tap. We do not bottle it until you buy it. Open daily from 10 am until 5 pm. We welcome adults and children over the age of 13 to our store. (920) 868-1561. www.oilerie.com. ❋
On Deck Clothing Company Classic, casual clothing, footwear and accessories for men and women. The latest in style and quality. Unique Stores in Sturgeon Bay, Fish Creek and Uptown Sister Bay. Don’t miss On Deck Resort Wear and Bills Dry Goods in the Village Exchange, Uptown Sister Bay. 920-868-9091. www.ondeckclothing. com.
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Kitty Korner of Door County 8509 Hwy 42, Downtown Juddville. Feline Fancies for Feline Fanciers. Gifts and toys for the avid kitty person. Open daily May−Oct., 9−4; Open Apr. weekends 10 a.m.−4 p.m. (920) 868-3436. www.kittykorner doorcounty.com.
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❋ Top Of the Hill Shops One Stop-23 Shops and a café! Corner of Hwy. 42 and County F, north end of Fish Creek, across from Door Community Auditorium. Enjoy a memorable shopping experience in a parklike setting. Join us for breakfast and lunch, and explore our galleries, boutiques, and specialty shops. Ample parking available. www.shoppingdoorcounty.com.
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ket Hwy. 42, two miles north of Sister Bay, 920-854-4199. Premier cherry grower & retailer of cherries & cherry products in Wisconsin. Enjoy our playground, sample and shop through the market, cherry branch gift area, bakery, apple barn & greenhouse. Shop online seaquistorchards.com.
❋ Tannenbaum Holiday Shop 11054 Hwy. 42, Sister Bay. We carry the largest selection of premier collectibles, handcrafted items and seasonal décor in Door County. Look for a 130-year-old church one mile north of the Sister Bay Marina. Open daily year-round, 10-5. July-October from 9:30-5:30. (920) 854-5004. Shop online at www.tannenbaumholidayshop. com. ❋ Not Open in Winter ❋ Open 5+ days/week in winter ❋ Limited winter hours
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Door Country Gifts 160 N Third Avenue, 920-743-7459. Door County’s largest selection of T-shirts, sweatshirts, and resort wear. Adult sizes S-3XL. Kids 6 mo. to 16. Local jams, jellies, and syrups. Souvenirs, jewelry, caps. Area’s best selection of large sizes.
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❋ T. Simon Jewelers
69 S. Madison Ave. Sturgeon Bay 920-743-2206 www.tsimonjewelers.com. Featuring the largest display of diamonds and colored gemstones in Door County. Featuring Chamilia beads, in hundreds of styles. Exclusive Door County beads & gemstone slides. Designer bridal collections as well as colored gemstones pieces that can only be seen at T. Simon Jewelers. An exceptional selection of gemstones in an array of colors. In-store goldsmith and custom design.
❋ Spin of Door County 108 S. Madison Ave., Sturgeon Bay; 920746-7746. Come visit, play, learn & get inspired at Door County’s destination yarn shop! Twice weekly “Open Knitting,” plus scheduled classes and our always helpful hands on-staff. Yummy yarns, books, buttons, bags and ideas in an inviting restored historic bank on Sturgeon Bay’s west side. www.spinofdoorcounty.com.
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Designer Fashions Bridal Bridesmaids Mothers Cocktail Corsets & Undergarments (Professional Bra Fitting) Baptism & Communion Flower Girls Graduation Prom, Pageant & Quinceanera Tux, Suit Rentals/Sales Shoes & Custom Dying Jewelry & Accessories Handbags, Scarves & Shawls Tops, Slacks & Jeans Jackets & Sweaters XS - XXX plus Alterations
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❋ Tina Marie’s Boutique 625 Fourth St., (Hwy. 42) Downtown Algoma, 920-487-3711. 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 XXX plus for the entire family. Extensive line of shoes, handbags, and custom jewelry. Tuxedo’s/suits to purchase or rent. In-house alterations. Dry cleaning drop-off. Open Mon – Fri, 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. & Sat., 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. www.tinamariesboutique.com.
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The pace of life of the Island, its laid back approach to tourism and the element of isolation that comes with any relatively small piece of land surrounded by water is appealing to many. Half of the adventure associated with the Island is getting there and with it comes the legend that gave Door County its name.
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Whether by excursion boat or ferry, the journey to Washington Island remains one of the distinctly Door County adventures available to visitors and residents alike.
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The legend goes as far back as the earliest “tourists.” The Potawatomi Indians were believed to be the first inhabitants of the area and, like today’s residents, were apparently more than happy to share the county with anyone who traveled up the Peninsula. However, when the band of Winnebago Indians ventured to the tip of the Peninsula it declined an offer from the Potawatomi to share the area’s bounty. The ensuing battle ended badly for both tribes, each losing many braves in the waters between what is now mainland Door County and Washington Island. The Winnebago got the worst of it and vowed never to cross the straight again. By the time the French got here in the 17th century, the patch of water had gained quite a reputation and the French named it “Port des Morts.” It probably didn’t help that when French explorer La Salle sent his ship the Griffon out of Washington Island in 1679 to deliver pelts and other cargo back East it disappeared and remains one of the most publicized mysteries on the Great Lakes. By the way, Port des Morts translates to “Door of Death.” We translate it because the British defeated the French in the French and Indian War of 1763 and what is now Wisconsin became one the prizes of that victory. When it came time to name the county, the less ominous portion of strait’s title was used. But as treacherous as the convergence of the Green Bay and Lake Michigan waters can be, there’s no hiding the beauty that this island-studded strait holds – even more so today with the addition of the lighthouse on Pilot Island and range lights on Plum Island. Death’s Door is a colorful piece of Door County history, but modern ship design and technology should ease any concerns for anyone planning on crossing it.
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Luxemburg ❋ Aude Jewelers 213A Main Street, Luxemburg, 920-845-5860. Family owned and operated full service jeweler. Small town prices & friendly service! Custom designs, free gift wrapping and no high pressure sales. Repair work done in store. Pick up your Packers or Badger beads here in NE Wisconsin. M-Thur 9-5, Fri 9-6, Sat 9-Noon. www.audejewelers.com.
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Egg Harbor ❋ Jorns Sugar Bush 4518 County T, Egg Harbor, half mile east of Hwy. 42, 920-868-3161. “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. www.jornssugarbush.com.
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Bea’s Ho-Made Products, LTD One-half mile east of Gills Rock on Highway 42. Since 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.beas homadeproducts.com.
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Madison Avenue Wine Shop 25 S. Madison Avenue. 920-746-0872 Recipe for a Door Co. picnic! Pick up one of our 2000 bottles of wine from around the world. Artisan cheese, olive oil, locally baked bread, and dark chocolate! Our shop also has the largest craft beer selection in Door Co. We offer a large assortment of gifts and art by internationally known artist Mike Mccartney. Free olive oil and wine tasting daily! www.madisonavenuewine.com.
❋ Renard’s Cheese 248 Cty. S (Algoma), & 2189 Cty. DK (Sturgeon Bay). Quality cheeses with character & flavor from proper aging & curing - an art for which Wis. cheese makers are famous. Fine Wis. cheeses, bulk sausages, gifts & more. Ship year-round. Open Mon.Fri. 8-5, Sat. 8-2, closed Sun. Algoma: (920) 743-6626, fax (920) 487-5042; St. Bay: (920) 825-7272. www.renards cheese.com.
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selection of Door County clothing, lighthouses, seasonal gifts, candy and more. Pets welcome; open daily year-round 9:30 a.m.5 p.m. (920) 743-2228. www.Pet Exp.com.
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Paper Work Plus Country Walk Mall, Sister Bay. Only full-service office supply store in Door Co. with extensive supply of printer cartridges. Scrapbooking materials with focus on recording everyday moments. Faxing, scanning, copying, laminating, Fed Ex shipping, Kodak Photo kiosk. Locally owned & operated. Open M-F, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m., Sat. 9-Noon. 920-8543322.
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The spectacular bluff and tower views at Peninsula and Potawatomi, the sands of Whitefish Dunes, the relative isolation of Rock Island and the wilderness of Newport all define Door County and provide inspiration for everything you’ll find here. Door County’s state parks are the peninsula’s primary attraction. In essence, they best describe what makes it so attractive to visitors.
County Parks But while the state parks are the best known in these preservation efforts, there is more to be enjoyed and that’s why the county parks are also worthy of a visit. Actually, two of the 19 county parks rival the state parks in public appeal. Cave Point County Park, situated adjacent to the Whitefish Dunes State Park, is known for its glorious spray from lake waves hitting the limestone rock on stormy days and its bejeweling icicles in the winter. Another lakeside gem and most recent addition to the collection is Cana Island with its oft-photographed lighthouse. A short walk across a causeway leads to the lighthouse on the small island. The lighthouse, built in 1869, is
a functioning navigational light of the Great Lakes and was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1976. It is owned by the county and operated by the Door County Maritime Museum. With over 300 miles of shoreline on the Peninsula, there are a number of other county parks that feature water access or magnificent maritime views. Each park is definitely unique but there are several that easily stand out as the hidden gems of the county. Two bayside gems at the northern end of the peninsula are Ellison Bay Bluff and Door Bluff Headlands. These parks capture a portion of the Niagara Escarpment with steep cliffs overlooking the waters of Green Bay. At both parks, magnificent views can be enjoyed from land or water. continued on page 98
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<<< continued from page 97 Ellison Bay Bluff, a designated State Natural Area, and Door Bluff Headlands are also havens for many types of songbirds and birds of prey amidst the forested bluffs. Its improved trails are family friendly and handicap accessible while Door Bluffâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s natural trails offer a challenge for the more experienced family of hikers. There are few spots better to capture a classic Door County sunset than Ellison Bay Bluff, with its viewing area, or Olde Stone Quarry just north of Sturgeon Bay. Olde Stone Quarry is one of several modern boat launching facilities in the county park system. Its location marks the original Leathem & Smith quarry, which began operation in the late 1890s. As the Smith quarry, the operation boasted the largest dock as well as the largest quarry in Door 98
County. The quarry is closed but the magnificent heights of limestone are left as a mark of the industry. Baileys Harbor Ridges provides both a unique landscape to appreciate as well as an extreme water sport to view. The park is adjacent to the Ridges Sanctuary and two range navigational lights. Rare plants, such as lake orchids, grasses and sedges, grow on the sand ridges in the cool lake climate. The lakeside sand beach at Baileys Harbor Ridges attracts sunbathers, swimmers and kite boarders to the park. Kite boarders are often seen riding the wind and the waves of Lake Michigan. The Forestville Dam is a gem tucked in Southern Door and sits adjacent to the Ahnapee Trail, a scenic pathway for biking, hiking and horseback riding
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that follows the retired Ahnapee and Western railroad line. Another gem on the quiet side is Robert LaSalle, which is found just inside the county line near Algoma. This tiered lakeside park marks the French explorer’s landing point in 1679 and offers a stunning view of Lake Michigan.
State Parks These local gems share the spotlight with those beforementioned county parks. The oldest and most popular, Peninsula State Park (920868-3258), located off Highway 42 between Ephraim and Fish Creek, is 103 years old. But its primary appeals remain its stunning overlooks of the sparkling waters of Green Bay. It has 472 campsites, a beach, boat launches, a golf course, 20 miles of hiking and biking trails – including a rough-terrain mountain bike path – plus an extensive road system. Following one such road, starting at the park office in Fish Creek, the motorist passes a series of scenic overlooks to a must-see nature center and on to Eagle Bluff Lighthouse. Shore Road continues to Nicolet Beach and then slowly climbs a 150-foot high limestone bluff to Eagle Tower overlook and the golf course. It takes almost a full-day commitment to visit Rock Island (920-847-2235) but it’s worth it. It is the peninsula’s northernmost park. Day-trippers enjoy a magnificent beach, miles of inland and shore side hiking trails and there are 40 sites reserved for tent campers. Biking is not allowed on the island. A magnificent boathouse and the county’s oldest lighthouse are its primary structures. Aside from private boating, access to the island is via the ferry Karfi from Washington Island. continued on page 100
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View from atop the Potawatomi State Park tower.
<<< continued from page 99 Newport (920-854-2500), located at the end of County Road NP north of Ellison Bay, is special – it’s the only park in Wisconsin to carry a wilderness designation. There’s only one mile of road for motor vehicles. The road terminates in a sand beach and picnic area from which radiate more than 30 miles of hiking trails, including some 15 miles of unpaved trails suitable for off-road bikes. There are no overnight spaces for RVs, but hardy backpackers enjoy 16 remote campsites, many on the shore of Lake Michigan. Whitefish Dunes (920-823-2400) is off County Road WD from Highway 57 south of Jacksonport. The towering sand dunes of this 863-acre park form the backdrop of one of the best-loved beaches in Door County. Naturalist programs for every age level, along with exhibits on ancient cultures, are features of the well-equipped nature center. A two-mile self-guided nature trail highlights the trees and plants native to this part of Wisconsin. Behind the ancient dunes are more than 13 100
miles of hiking trails to explore. This a day-use park only; there is no camping. Potawatomi (920-746-2890) has its entrance on Park Road off Highway 4257 south of Sturgeon Bay. It is a jewel of the Green Bay shoreline in southern Door County. A 75-foot tower on a hilltop offers stunning views of the bay and Sawyer Harbor. The half-mile long Ancient Shores nature trail is a feature of the 17 miles of trails that wind through this 1,225-acre site. There is a boat ramp because this is a popular park among fishermen. Campers, too, find peaceful retreat in the 123 campsites the park provides. Visit www.dnr.state.wi.us for information on visiting the Wisconsin State Parks. Entry stickers for the state parks are required. Annual Wisconsin resident stickers are $25; non-resident stickers are $35. Sticker fees are also available for short term visits. For information on Door County Parks visit http://map. co.door.wi.us/parks.
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business & services the region. Other affiliate publications: Your Key to the Door Vacation Guide (annual), Door Peninsula Arts Guide (annual), Door County Fun Map (annual), and Door County HomeFinder.com (monthly). 235 N. Third Ave., Sturgeon Bay, (920) 743-3321. www.doorcountymagazine.com.
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Lighthouses
as varied as the viewing opportunities they present
Door County has one of the largest collections of lighthouses of any county in the United States. There are 11 in all, and more if you want to split up the range lights – which we don’t suggest. 104
Some of Door County’s lighthouses are accessible to the public – specifically Cana Island, Eagle Bluff and Pottawatomie on Rock Island. But that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy most of the rest, especially if you plan to take a boat trip over to Washington Island. Plum and Pilot Islands, located within the Porte des Mortes or Death’s Door passage which separates the Peninsula from Washington Island, can make for some stunning photographs. For more than 150 years, the lighthouses on the islands served as beacons for the sailors who crossed through the rocky shoals. The earliest recorded history of the islands was chronicled by the lighthouse-keepers who manned the beacons that cast a virtual lifeline to the sailors who routinely shipwrecked in the surrounding waters. Plum Island, a 325-acre preserve of forest
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and cobblestone beaches, was granted a lighthouse in 1846. Twelve years later, responding to complaints that the light was located too far west of the passage, the Lighthouse Board moved the “station” to Pilot Island. Three miles distant and located on the edge of the channel, the 3.7-acre island was wellsituated to assist ship navigation. According to Peter Bosman, author of Lighthouses & Range Lights of Door County, Pilot Island’s “lighthouse and fog signal were the only sources of navigational aid to ships passing through Death’s Door from 1858 to 1897.” Ship traffic through Death’s Door increased rapidly in the late 1800s and in response to the flow of traffic, the Lighthouse Board was petitioned to construct range lights and a fog signal on Plum Island’s southwest side. Budget constraints delayed construction for 15 years; funding was finally released in 1895 following a number of tragic shipwrecks. The new station’s lights shone over the dark waters for the first time on May 1, 1897. In 1939, the United States Coast Guard (USCG) assumed responsibility for the lighthouses. Improvements were made and repairs completed. The USCG remained on-duty and on-site until the mid1960s, when the lighthouse beacon and range light were automated. Built in 1836, Pottawatomie Light on the north shore of Rock Island, was the first light in the county – and in Wisconsin for that matter. The Friends of Rock Island painstakingly restored the lighthouse and refashioned a new lantern room after the original ended up in Nebraska of all places. The lighthouse sits the end of a one-mile trail from the ferry dock on a piece of property with a stunning vista and the grave of the county’s first lighthouse keeper and War of 1812 veteran David Corbin. The Friends offer in-season tours daily. The light at Cana Island, off Highway Q north of Baileys Harbor, sits atop an imposing 85-foot brick tower built in 1869 and sheathed in steel in 1902. Op-
erated by the Door County Maritime Museum, Cana Island was transferred from federal ownership to Door County in 2007. Now a county park, the island is accessible via a rock causeway from the mainland. A climb to the top of the tower provides a stunning view up and down the Lake Michigan shoreline. The lighthouse and tower are open mid-May to late October with an admission fee. The range lights at Baileys Harbor, located in the Ridges Sanctuary, became necessary when the first lighthouse had to be extinguished because of poor positioning. Known as the “birdcage lighthouse” because of its lantern room design, the original tower still stands at the entrance to the harbor. The range lights are two widely separated lights at different elevations that appear to merge together, one over the other, when a ship is entering harbor safely. Along with Pottawatomie and Cana Island, Eagle Bluff is the only other light open to the public. Eagle Bluff, erected in 1868, is in Peninsula State Park north of Fish Creek. The Door County Historical Society has restored the building and furnished it with period antiques. There is a fee for guided tours which highlight the story of the second keeper, William Duclon, and his family. Chamber’s Island light is situated in Green Bay near Fish Creek. It and Eagle Bluff are nearly identical except for the shape of the towers. In 1983, Sherwood Point light became the last Great Lakes lighthouse to be automated by the U.S. Coast Guard. When its keeper retired, a colorful era in American history came to an end. The property, located at the mouth of Sturgeon Bay, is off-limits to the public. The final two lighthouses can be found at the same spot. The U.S. Coast Guard Station in Sturgeon Bay has both a century-old tower light which signals the entrance to the man-made passage that connects Lake Michigan with Sturgeon Bay and a “headlight” marking the end of the breakwater.
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Door County offers the perfect setting for silent sportsenthusiasts with over 300 miles of shoreline, five state parks and nineteen county parks with forest and wildlife as well as majestic bluffs, and miles of country roads leading to friendly towns throughout the Peninsula. Door Countyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s pristine landscape lends itself well to all silent sportschallenges imaginable â&#x20AC;&#x201C; biking, hiking, running, windsurfing, paddling, sailing and so much more. 116
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“For outdoors people – whether they prefer to be on the road, in the water or in the woods – there is something here for everyone who comes to Door County,” Door County Silent Sports Alliance (DCSSA) Board President Bob Dickson said. “All styles of sports; people can look and find something going on practically every weekend on top of the regular casual events like the Silent Sports Alliance bike rides that go out almost every weeknight.” Find out the latest scoop on all things silent sports at the DCSSA website at www.doorcountysilentsports.org or its Facebook page, including information on upcoming events, maps, and suggested sites for activities. DCSSA also maintains a regular schedule of peddle or paddle group events, a map of over 30 kayak launch sites throughout the county, and other helpful nuggets about getting the most out of your silent sport activity in Door County. Local outdoor recreation stores also offer great recommendations. Door County also offers premium silent sports anchor events throughout the year. The season kicks off in spring with Door County’s Half Marathon in Fish Creek’s Peninsula State Park, while events like the Door County Triathlon anchor the summer, and the Door County Century Ride and the Fall 50 secure autumn. Interspersed throughout the season are a healthy number of smaller venue events that offer athletes from a broad spectrum a great silent sport experience, such as the Blossom Run in Egg Harbor, the YMCA’s duathlon, and the Hairpin 5K in Fish Creek to name just a few. For other silent sport enthusiasts interested in enjoying the outdoors without the rush of competition, plenty of hiking and biking trails can be found in the parks and preserves of Door County, including Rock Island State Park at the very tip of Door County’s boundaries, the Ridges Sanctuary (www.ridgessanctuary.org), and several Land Trust properties. Although Door County’s landscape is delightful to the eye, silent sports events are not just for land-based sports and
interests. With the heady waves of Lake Michigan, the placid waters of Green Bay, and a number of inland lakes and creeks, paddlers, sailors and open-air swimmers can enjoy a variety of experiences in Door County. Events like the Washington Island Canoe and Kayak event in mid-June and the Sturgeon Bay Maritime Regatta in July offer enthusiasts as well as spectators a chance to enjoy some water sport activities in action. And for some real action to watch, head to Baileys Harbor on a windy day to catch a look at local kiteboarders riding the waves and the breeze. Windsurfers also abound on the waters of Door County, and look forward to the Door County Breeze Windsurf Regatta in Ephraim on July 4. As interest grows in silent sports, so do the number of opportunities to try new options in Door County. Stand up paddle boards – think surfboarding with a long paddle. Hydro bikes can be rented at several local beaches as well as sailboats, kayaks, canoes and more, and kids and adults can take sailing lessons. The Sturgeon Bay Rowing Club (www.sbrow.com) begins its first season this summer, taking to smooth waters of the inner bay. Numerous geocaching sites – from novice to the adventure seeker – are also found around the Peninsula. Guided hikes that feature birding or wild flower identification offer another way to experience the beauty of the Door while in motion. In the winter, Door County’s snow covered landscape lends itself to cross country skiing, snowshoeing, and ice boarding on the frozen bays. It is an ultimate menu of silent sports opportunities. “We have a great network of back roads, all the shoreline and the bluffs, as well as the scenic rural setting with nice communities to ride through, and all the scenery in between from the cherry orchards, farm fields, and shores of the lakes and the bay to all the parks,” Dickson said. “We are so lucky that Door County can offer all that, whether biking, paddling, running or hiking. It doesn’t matter what you do, you just have to open up your eyes and you see such a wonderful spot.”
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Brussels The Edge of Town Bar & Grill Sturgeon Bay Donny’s Glidden Lodge The Draft Haus John Martins Restaurant Kimz Galley Cafe Madison Avenue Wine Shop Nightingale Supper Club Renards Cheese Van’s Bar Waterfront Mary’s
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Ephraim Second Story Restaurant The Summer Kitchen
Carlsville Door County Coffee & Tea
Sister Bay Door County Ice Cream Factory Inn at Kristofer’s Sister Bay Mobil Sub Express/Pizza Primo
Egg Harbor Landmark Resort/Carrington Pub Liberty Square
Baileys Harbor Coyote Roadhouse Harbor Fish Market
Fish Creek The Cookery The English Inn Julies Park Cafe White Gull Inn
Jacksonport Mike’s Port Pub Square Rigger Galley
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Featuring over 50 affordable menu items Dixie Chick Grilled. Chicken breast topped w/crispy bacon melted cheese, lettuce, tomato and mayo �������������������������������������������������� $5.50 EOT Burger. Swiss cheese, American
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Brussels Hometown Bar & Grill Affordable Meals Family Atmosphere Casual Country Dining Kids Menu Closed Tuesdays
Broasted Chicken. Every Wednesday, Saturday, & Sunday Dinner plates include potato, coleslaw and a deep fried breadstick ������������������������������������������������������� $5.00-$7.50 Also comes in “to go Buckets” great for a take home meal. Fish Plates� Over 15 fish plates on Friday to choose from� All plates include choice of potato, coleslaw, tartar or shrimp sauce, rye bread and onion� ������������������������������������������$7.00 - $13.00
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FEATURING MONTHLY SPECIALS AS WELL AS NIGHTLY SPECIALS Monday Coldwater Australian Lobster Tail 8-10 oz. $29.95 Rack of Lamb $29.95
Tuesday Baked Whitefish $16.95
Wednesday German Specialities $14.95
Thursday
14 oz. Prime Rib $16.95
Friday
Fresh Catch of the Day Fresh Lake Perch or Baked Whitefish $16.95
Saturday & Sunday
Prime Rib Queen Cut 18 oz. $21.95 Prime Rib King Cut 24 oz. $24.95
EARLY BIRD SPECIALS DAILY from 4:00 p.m. until 5:30 p.m. for only $12.95 (includes our fabulous homemade soup and salad bar) All dinners come with soup and salad bar Fresh breads and rolls Full Menu served daily starting at 4 to 9pm
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The Glidden Experience Your entree election will be served with choice of potato and fresh vegetables de jour. Dinners also include our soup and salad bar, which features fresh breads, homemade soups and salad made from select mixed greens. All of our steaks are hand cut and aged to perfection in house to ensure the absolute best quality.
Childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Menu (For children under 12)
Chicken Strips................................................. $6.95 Served with French Fries
Three French Fried Shrimp............................... $6.95 Mac-N-Cheese ................................................ $6.95 Add Soup and Salad Bar .................................. $2.00
Appetizers
Escargot .......................................................... $7.95 The ďŹ nest quality French Helix served with a puff pastry
Shrimp Cocktail ...................................... $1.95/shrimp Plump, crisp jumbo shrimp served with cocktail sauce
Blackened Yellow Fin Tuna ............................... $9.95 Flash seared rare with cajun seasoning and roasted red bell pepper sauce
Cheese Curds .................................................. $5.95 Lightly breaded, deep-fried Wisconsin cheddar cheese
Appetizer of the Day......................................... $7.95 Ask your server for details
Salads
Caesar Salad
$5.95
Served with seasoned croutons, mushrooms, red onions and dressing
Vegetable Saute
Vegetarian
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Signature Dinner - The Glidden
10 oz. choice tenderloin grilled to perfection with a Merlot sauce and candied onions atop toast points and Gorgonzola cheese.
$27.95
Tenderloin Shish-Kebab
$18.95
Steak & Shr imp Combo
$22.95
Marinated, grilled choice Black Angus tenderloin skewered with mushrooms, tomatoes, onions and sweet bell peppers. Served with a wild rice blend. A 6 oz. tenderloin grilled to order served with four jumbo shrimp.
Filet Mignon
Center cut choice Black Angus tenderloin grilled 10 order. Served with au jus 6 oz. . . . . $19.95
12 oz. . . . . $26.95
New York Str ip
$25.95
14 oz. dry aged choice Black Angus New York Strip grilled to order. Served with au jus.
Ribeye Steak
$25.95
14 oz. choice Black Angus center cut, grilled to your liking. Served with au jus.
Iowa Center Cut Pork Chops Juicy and grilled to your liking.
1 Chop . . . . $14.95
2 Chop . . . . $19.95
Gr illed Lamb Chop
Thick cut, tender and juicy American form raised lamb served traditional style with apple-mint jelly. 1 Chop . . . . $19.95
2 Chop . . . . $26.95
Gr illed Chicken Breast
$14.95
Marinated tender with fresh herbs, grilled to perfection, served with wild rice and a side of Hollandaise sauce.
Lobster
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Yellow ďŹ n tuna blackened with a spicy Cajun seasoning, grilled to order and served with a roasted red bell pepper sauce
Jumbo Shr imp
(8) . . . . $18.95 Succulent jumbo shrimp served sauteed or deep fried.
Petite order (6) . . . . $16.95 WI-5001436647
Pan Fr ied Walleye
$19.95
Pan fried with Japanese bread crumbs and seasonings.
"Gliddenize" your steak by adding a Merlot sauce and candied onions atop toast points and Gorgonzola cheese. ... $4.00 Add sauteed fresh mushrooms to your steak selection ......... $3.75
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901 Egg Harbor Rd • Sturgeon Bay 43 S. Madison Ave. • Sturgeon Bay, WI Extra Delicious Chicago Style Pizza
(920) 743-2300
(920) 818-0777 Happy Hour M-F 3-6pm
5 Big Screen TVs • Beer Garden Nightly Specials • Happy Hour Full Lunch & Dinner Menus Friday Fish Fry Pizzas and Catering Banquet Facilities
Free Local Delivery 9 Flavors of Wings Chicken •Pasta • Salads Gelato Lunch Buffet Saturday Night Buffet Catering Available www.thedrafthaus.com www.sonnyspizzeria.com Menu Guide Your Key | 2012 to the Sturgeon Door | 2012 bay
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WHERE CUSTOMERS BECOME FRIENDS Family Friendly Beer & Wine
Appetizers
Sandwiches (Lunch only)
Bacon Wrapped Shrimp Crab Cakes with Red Pepper Aioli Cherry BBQ or Buffalo Chicken Wings Goat Cheese and Tomato Bruschetta Fried Cheese Curds
Choice of Small House Salad, Soup, Fries, or House Made Chips
Grilled Flat Breads
Burgers: Traditional 1/3 Pound Burger Door County BBQ Burger Tomato Jam and Gouda Burger Italian Patty
Pesto Chicken and Artichoke BBQ Chicken with Smoked Gouda Prosciutto, Fig and Goat Cheese Traditional with your Choice of Toppings
Soups
Broccoli and Cheddar * Chili Soup of the Day
Salads
Midwest Mixed Greens Mango Fig * Classic Caesar House Salad * Chopped Salad Add Chicken or Shrimp to Any Salad
Pastas
Vegetable Manicotti Rigatoni Marinara with Chicken or Shrimp Pesto Gnocchi with Chicken or Shrimp
Roast Beef * Pesto Chicken BBQ Chicken * Turkey Club Chicken Caesar Wrap Vegetable Wrap
Entrees (Dinner only)
All Entrees Served with Small House Salad or Soup
Thyme Crusted White Fish Honey Dijon Salmon Honey Balsamic Half Roasted Chicken Maple Glazed Pork Tenderloin Grilled Lamb Chops Cherry BBQ Meat Loaf N.Y. Strip Steak * Filet Mignon
Desserts
Apple Crisp * Carrot Cake Cherry Cheesecake Berries and Cream Chocolate Caramel Flan Ice Cream
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Featuring a “Farm to Plate” menu that uses only the freshest of locally grown produce, cheeses, coffee, wine and beer. Breakfast Specialties Egg or Veggie Benedict • Baked Pecan French
Toast w/ caramel sauce • Door County Cherry Pancakes • Swedish Pancakes with Ligonberries • Quiche of the Day with fresh fruit • Silver Dollar Pancakes
Lunch Specialties
sanDwiChes Door County Cherry • Pecan Chicken Wrap • Pulled BBQ Pork • Reuben or Roasted Veggie Reuben • Turkey or Salmon Club
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served with homemade bread
Kimz Cobb • Grilled Steak or Chicken Caesar • Coconut Chicken • Door County Cherry • Pecan Chicken Salad
Dinner Specialties Served with choice of potato, coleslaw, salad or soup Filet Mignon • Surf and Turf with shrimp or perch • Pulled Pork with caramelized apples • Pan Fried Perch or Walleye • Grilled Salmon with dillsauce • Wide Variety of Pasta Dishes CheCk out our new Personal Pizza line regular or gluten-free
www.kimzgalleycafe.com 229 Louisiana Street, Sturgeon Bay 920.818.0558 Open At 7:30 Every Day For Breakfast And Lunch Dinner Served Wed - Sat • Free Wi-Fi
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Nightingale Supper Club
1541 Egg Harbor Road (Across from Walmart) 920.743.5593
House Specialties Prime Rib, Ribeyes, Local Seafood Favorite Features: Ahi Tuna, Grilled Salmon, Fillet Oscar
Prepared In-House:
Soups, Salad Dressings & Desserts
Children’s Menu Available Happy Hour, Cocktails Monday-Friday Members: Amvets Post 51, Door County Visitor Bureau, Door County Tavern League, WI Restaurant Association, Lifetime Member of of 1st Cav Div.
“Where the locals dine”
Catering • Daily SpeCialS • iCe Cream DrinkS
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nightly specials
Served with salad, bread and your choice of side (excludes Friday)
Monday
Lobster Tail -- 17 / or Surf and Turf -- 26
Tuesday
Grilled Salmon with asparagus and Hollandaise sauce -- 19
Wednesday
2 Piece Broasted Chicken and Half Rack of Baby Back Ribs basted in a sweet and tangy sauce -- 14
Thursday
Prime Rib 16oz slow cooked prime rib with au jus -- 17
Friday Fish Fry
Add a salad -- 1 Perch or Walleye either deep fried or pan fried with bread, coleslaw, pickle and a lemon wedge -- 15 Whitefish broiled and served with bread, coleslaw, pickle and a lemon -- 14
Saturday
Tenderloin Oscar 8oz beef chargrilled and topped with crab, asparagus and béarnaise sauce -- 25 Steak and Shrimp 8oz beef tenderloin and shrimp either fresh boiled or deep fried -- 22
Children’s Options
Served with french fries, onion rings or applesauce. Sorry, no substitutions. Grilled Cheese Sandwich -- 6 Kid Cheeseburger -- 7 Chicken Tenders -- 7
Vegetarian Options Also Available
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DOOR COUNTY’S FRESH CHEESE CURDS AVAILABLE AT RENARD’S CHEESE Sharp Aged Cheddar (1,2,3,4,5 year) Medium Cheddar Mild Cheddar Caraway Cheddar Onion and Garlic Colby Marble String Cheese Smoked String Cheese Monterey Jack Monterey Jack with Garden Vegetables Hot Pepper Jack Brick-Mild
SPREAD:
Plain Cheddar
SWISS WITH: Almonds
Aged Brick Smoke House Brick Limburger Muenster Smoked Provolone Provolone Mozzarella Parmesan Bleu Swiss Baby Swiss Edam Gouda Farmer’s Cheese Door County
CHEDDAR WITH: Horseradish Wine Garden Vegetable Smokey Bacon Onion Hot Pepper
Cherry Cheddar Munchee Smoked Cheddar Chili-Lime Cheddar Untouchable Cheddar Salsa Cheddar Door County Cranberry Cheddar Garlic & Herb Cheddar Morel & Leek Jack Jalapeño Cheddar Cracked Black Pepper Cheddar
CREAM CHEESE WITH:
Cherry Cream Delight Spread Creamy Blue Chives Chili Lime Salsa
LIST OF OTHER DOOR COUNTY PRODUCTS Renard’s Cheese Curds Renard’s String Cheese Smoked String Cheese Whip String Cheese Ends & Curls Sausage Door County Caramels (8 oz.) Door County Coffees (1.5 oz.) Door County Mustard (8 oz.) Renard’s Homemade Sausage Old Wisconsin Summer Sausage (20 oz.) Old Wisconsin Summer Sausage (9 oz.) Cheddar Cheese Black & White Cow (4 oz.) Cheddar Cheese Yellow Cow (4 oz.) Cheddar Cheese Wisconsin State (4 oz.)
STURGEON BAY • 2189 County Trunk DK K • 920-825-7272
www.renardscheese.com
ALGOMA • 248 Cty S. • 920-487-2825 • 920-743-6626 www.renards.com WI-5001460827
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Wed - Sat Nights
Where the Locals Go
LIG GHT TER AP PPET TIT TE MENU AVA AIL LABL LE 10 and under or 60 and over
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Appetizers
Renards Cheese Curds � Popcorn Chicken Munchie Basket � Mini Tacos Beer Battered Onion Rings
Flatbread and Wraps Choose your favorite
Chicken Breast � Seasoned Chicken � Turkey Club Ribeye w/ Bacon � BLT � Veggie
TO-GO
ORDERS WELCOME
Salads
Chef Salad � Grilled Chicken Breast � Garden � Side Salad
Homemade Chili & Soups
Van’s Daily Soups or Secret Recipe Chili
Burgers, Sandwiches and House Specials
DELIVERY
AVAILABLE
MIN. ORDER
$
Van’s 1/3 pound burgers are delivered fresh from Marchants
Choose your Cheese and Toppings Vantastic Brat � Rib Eye Steak Sandwich � Turkey Club � BLT Corned Beef Stacker � Reuben � Walleye or Perch Sandwich Chicken Tender Sandwich � Grilled Chicken Breast Club Beer-Battered Cod, Walleye or Lake Perch � Shrimp and fries Combo Platter of Tenders and Cod with fries
Friday Fish Fry
As always, FREE Sundaes at Lunch!
Your Choice of Lake Perch, Walleye or Cod Comes with Red Potatoes, Sweet Potato Fries or French Fries Coleslaw and Rye Bread
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Happy Hour Mon - Fri 2 - 6 pm
Jetskis Speed Fishing Sail Views Sun Fun
Fish boil Fish Fry Burgers 3662 N. Duluth Ave Sturgeon Bay
Drinks Live Music Patio Beach
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Great View, Tasty Food, Friendly Crew Fresh Off the Grill Come as you are for casual, relaxed dining. The Carrington Pub & Grill offers premium appetizers and sandwiches, steaks, as well as many exciting twists on a traditional bar and grill offering. Located on the north end of the Landmark Resort property, the Carrington will satisfy both the thirsty and the hungry with an appealing, varied menu and a full-service bar. � Regular Hours: Open for lunch and dinner Tuesday -Sunday. Serving 11 AM - 9 PM. � Happy Hour: Tuesday - Sunday from 5 - 6 PM. � Kid’s Menu: Flavorful, fresh and fun. Healthy choices too. � Karaoke: Every Saturday night ( 9 PM ) - all summer. � Indoor and Outdoor Seating: Seasonal outdoor seating. � View: One of the best views in Door County. � Gluten-free: Gluten-free menu is available. � Late Night Menu: Stop in for our special late night menu.
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� Award-Winning: Named “Best of Door County” in the category
of “Best Meal Deal.” Check out our Friday Fish Fry. You’ll be hooked.
920.868.5162 or 920.868.3205
Carrington Pub & Grill
7643 Hillside Road | Egg Harbor
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Great View, Tasty Food, Friendly Crew Sandwiches All sandwiches are served with steak fries or our signature fresh potato chips. Here’s a sample of just a few of our many offerings. Steak Sandwich Fresh marinated beef, thinly sliced, topped with Swiss cheese and sautéed mushrooms on warm French bread. $14.75 French Dip Lean roast beef stacked atop French bread with au jus served on the side. $9.99 Focaccia Patty Grill Certified Angus Beef grilled to perfection. Add freshly sautéed onions, Wisconsin cheddar and Swiss cheeses. $10.99 Turkey BLT Wrap Thinly sliced turkey, crisp bacon, fresh lettuce and tomato all rolled into a fresh soft tortilla. $9.99 Chicken Ranch Club A marinated chicken breast topped with bacon, lettuce, and tomato. $10.99 Garden Delight Wrap Fresh cucumbers, tomatoes, mushrooms, onions, peppers, and balsamic vinaigrette on our tomato herb wrap. $9.99 Landmark Club Layers of ham, turkey, bacon, lettuce, tomato on toasted thick cut Italian bread. $10.99 Buffalo Chicken Wrap Crispy chicken wrapped inside a tomato tortilla shell along with lettuce, tomato, onion and shredded cheese. $9.99 And more sandwiches ... such a as Certified Angus Beef Burger, Rachel Sandwich, Buffalo Chicken Wrap and Philly Cheese Steak Sandwich.
www.CarringtonPub.com Our menu also features: � Appetizers � Soups & Salads � Pizza � Desserts
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Great View, Tasty Food, Friendly Crew Friday Fish Fry Beer Battered Cod Our chef has reeled in a secret batter recipe for you to enjoy. Served with steak fries, coleslaw, and fresh marble rye bread. $12.99 Pan Fried Whitefish Tender and flaky. Pan fried to a golden brown. Served with steak fries, coleslaw, & fresh marble rye bread. $15.99 Kids Fish Fry Beer breaded cod plate with fries and coleslaw. $7.99
Entrees Entrees are served with baked potato or rice (excluding pastas), vegetable of the day, and a freshly prepared breadstick. Only a few of our many selections ... Malibu Apple Pork Grilled pork loin set atop Fuji apples lightly sautéed in Malibu Rum & rosemary. $16.99 New York Strip Steak Juicy & flavorful, grilled and topped with blueberry demi glaze. This steak is a real pleaser. $22.99 Spinach Artichoke Chicken Breast Grilled chicken breast topped with our home made creamy spinach artichoke sauce. $14.99 Chicken Fettuccini Alfredo Grilled chicken tossed with creamy Alfredo sauce and fettuccini. $13.99 Southwest Tilapia Seasoned tilapia fillet baked to perfection, topped with freshly made Pico de Gallo. $14.99
www.CarringtonPub.com Our menu also features: � Appetizers � Soups & Salads � Pizza � Desserts
920.868.5162 or 920.868.3205
Carrington Pub & Grill
7643 Hillside Road | Egg Harbor
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DOWNTOWN EGG HARBOR • SERVING ALL DAY, 7 DAYS A WEEK PET FRIENDLY OUTDOOR DINING AVAILABLE PARTIAL MENU SHOWN
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SEE OUR FULL MENU AT LibertySquareShops.com “Fill Me Up” Breakfast (G) ... $4.99 (8am-10am)
Breakfast (8am-2pm)
Two eggs any style, choice of sausage or bacon, toast and “ALL YOU CAN EAT” hash browns
Bakery Items (V)
A delicious variety of cinnamon rolls, bagels and scones
Skillet Style Breakfast
Baked French Toast Baked Oatmeal Cakes N’ Things
Two fluffy pancakes and two eggs any style, choice of ham, bacon or sausage (Ask about our delicious topping choices)
Classic French Toast Egg Sandwiches Kathi’s Bistro Cubby — Bacon, egg, tomato, cheddar cheese on a homemade cheddar biscuit Ham — Nueske’s ham, egg and cheddar cheese Bacon — Bacon, egg, tomato and cheddar cheese
Sides
Bistro potatoes (V,G), fresh fruit (V,G), yogurt, smothered hasbrowns (V,G), bacon (G), sausage (G), Nueske’s ham (G), hashbrowns (V,G), toast (V)
Huevos Rancheros — Salsa basted eggs hash browns, tortilla, salsa and cheddar Gyro Scrambler (G) — Scrambled eggs, gyro meat, sun-dried tomato, kalamata olives and hash browns Bistro Skillet (G) — 2 eggs any style, with Bistro potatoes and sausage, bacon or ham Denver Scrambler (G) — Scrambled eggs, ham, onion,, green pepper and cheddar on hash browns
Build Your Own Scrambler (G)
Hashbrowns, toast and 2 scrambled eggs with 2 filling choices included mushroom, onion, green pepper, olives, broccoli, tomato, chicken, bacon, sausage, ham, gyro meat, feta, swiss, cheddar, 5 cheese blend
Build Your Own Omelette (G)
Includes 2 filling choices mushroom, onion, green pepper, olives, broccoli, tomato, chicken, bacon, sausage, ham, gyro meat, feta, swiss, cheddar, 5 cheese blend
Lunch & Dinner Soups
Chicken Chili, Vegetarian Minestrone (V,G), Soup of the Day
Salads Add chicken, shrimp, salmon or flat iron steak Caesar Spinach Pecan (V, G) — Organic spinach, pecans, beets, red onion, mandarin oranges and feta cheese served with raspberry vinaigrette dressing Fruit and Walnut (V, G) — Organic spring mix, oranges, grapes, apples, and walnuts served with our Bistro honey poppy seed dressing Door County Salad (V, G) — Organic spring mix, toasted pecans, dried Door County cherries, shaved mont amore cheese and our cherry vinaigrette dressing Levi’s Classic Italian Salad (V, G) — Romaine, tomatoes, artichoke hearts, fresh mozzarella and Italian dressing
Sandwiches
Choice of chips or pasta salad (fries or onion rings can be substituted) Paninis — Three Cheese (V), Cuban, Turkey Bruschetta, Prime Rib Sandwiches — Tuna Salad Melt (G), BLT, Reuben Gyro Plate — Pita bread, tomato, red onion, gyro meat, feta cheese, and cucumber sauce Josh’s Homemade Perch Sandwich — Hand breaded perch fillet sandwich served with lettuce, tomato, red onion, and tartar sauce.
Build Your Own Chicken Sandwich (G)
With lettuce, tomato, red onion, and choice of mayo, bbq, chipotle, ranch (swiss, cheddar, fresh mozzarella, 5 cheese, blue cheese, bacon, spinach, caramelized onion, sauteed mushroom, mixed greens, blackening spice)
Burgers
Choice of chips or pasta salad (fries or onion rings can be substituted) Bistro Burger (G) — Three Cheese, Cuban, Turkey Bruschetta, Prime Rib Crab Burger (G) — Tuna Salad Melt, BLT, Reuben
Build Your Own Burger (G) (or Walnut Burger (V))
With lettuce, tomato, red onion, and choice of mayo, bbq, chipotle, ranch (swiss, cheddar, fresh mozzarella, 5 cheese, blue cheese, bacon, spinach, caramelized onion, sauteed mushroom, mixed greens, blackening spice)
Pizza/Calzones
Thin crust, garlic bread available Margherita (V) BBQ Chicken Greek Bistro Blue (V)
Build Your Own Pizza
Marinara, alfredo, pesto, basilico (1 included), mushroom, onion, caramelized onion, green pepper, kalamata olives, sun dried tomatoes, spinach, fresh basil, pepperoni, sausage, chicken, bacon, gyro meat, cheddar, feta, fresh mozzarella
Appetizers Door County Cheese Curds (V) Beer Battered Onion Rings (V) Garlic Bread (V) French Fries (V) Chicken Strips
Kids Meals
Spinach Artichoke Dip (G) Crab Cakes Baked Brie (V) Calamari Caprese Plate (V, G)
Pancakes Scrabled Eggs (G) Grilled Cheese (V) Spaghetti (V)
(V) = Vegetarian (G) = Gluten Free
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“fresh food, expertly prepared” - Midwest Living “Best of the Midwest 2011”
A family restaurant offering contemporary American casual fare with an emphasis on local ingredients. Customer favorites include: whitefish chowder; turkey, cream cheese & cherry chutney sandwich; granola french toast with cherry sauce; beef tenderloin with stout pan sauce. Wine bar offers appetizers, small plates, wine flights, and live music weekly. Vegetarian and gluten free selections. Children’s menu and dessert menu available.
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3713 Hwy. 42
Fish Creek, WI • 920.868.3076
Friday Knight Fish Fry All-you-can-eat Perch, Whitefish, Walleye, Cod or Catfish
Knightly Features Beef & Chicken Wellington Pistachio Encrusted Halibut Whitefish Oscar Plus Full Menu
Stop in before or after any local show for oldfashioned ice cream drinks or specialty martinis
Gift Certificates • Banquet Room
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Our Famou s Hot Bacon Dressing Available by the Jar
3713 Hwy. 42
Fish Creek, WI • 920.868.3076
www.TheEnglishInn.com
hors d’oeuvres Escargot .........................$11.95 N.E. crab cakEs..............$10.95 shrimp cocktail ...........$10.95 grillEd shrimp skEwErs ...........................$11.95 calamari.......................... $8.95 crú da ta .......................... $8.95 variety of fresh vegetables served with dill dip
oystErs rockEfEllEr ..$11.95 bruschEtta...................... $7.95
bakEd briE....................... $9.95 cherry or raspberry sauce
artichokE dip ................ $8.95 oNioN riNgs ..................... $7.95 chEEsE curds .................. $8.95 sautÉEd mushrooms ..... $5.00 potato skiNs ................... $8.95 hoNEy friEd chickEN wiNgs with bbQ sauce ................... $9.95
salads
served with a basket of fresh baked bread
largE spiNach salad ... $12.95 with grilled shrimp ............... $18.95
largE maNdariN salad ... $18.95 with broiled chicken breast .....$17.95 largE gardEN salad.... $12.95
sea and lake Entrées door couNty whitEfish
lakE pErch - deep fried or pan
blackENEd whitEfish
wallEyE pikE - deep fried or pan fried, served with tartar sauce ............................. $21.95
frENch broilEd whitEfish
sautÉEd shrimp - served with our special seasoned butter sauce ............................ $22.95
fresh from local waters, this broiled fish, light and flaky, is a local favorite ..................... $20.95 seared in a cast iron skillet with Cajun seasonings ............ $22.95 brushed with a sweet red French dressing and broiled to perfection ............................ $22.95
whitEfish augratiN
baked in a creamy sauce, topped with asparagus spears and cheddar cheese ........................ $24.95
pistachio ENcrustEd whitEfish - served with
lemon beurre blanc on side.....$28.95
grillEd salmoN - Norwegian
Salmon grilled and served with Champagne dill sauce ..... $22.95
bakEd groupEr - hand dipped in sour cream, parmesan cheese and basil, coated with seasoned bread crumbs and served with lemon beurre blanc sauce.................. $24.95 stuffEd fillEt of solE almadiNE - filled with broccoli,
fried, fresh, brought in daily from our local waters .............. $21.95
dEEp friEd shrimp lightly battered, deep fried to a golden brown ....................... $22.95 stuffEd shrimp - jumbo shrimp,
stuffed with succulent crabmeat dressing, served with a creamy lobster sauce............................ $25.95
sEafood cassErolE a combination of shrimp, scallops, lobster and mushrooms combined in a rich white sauce and baked to perfection with mozzarella cheese ......................................$28.95 kiNg crab lEgs (20oz)
steamed to perfection and served with drawn butter ........ $37.95
lobstEr - two 12oz Australian cold water lobster tails, served with clarified butter ..... Market Price
mozzarella cheese and covered with our own cream sauce ...... $22.95 Menu Guide | 2012 | fish creek
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3713 Hwy. 42
Fish Creek, WI • 920.868.3076
www.TheEnglishInn.com
Dinner entrées prime rib ...... Queen (14oz) $25.95 King (18oz) $28.95 rib-eye steak ............. Queen (12oz) $25.95 King (16oz) $28.95 porterhouse................. $29.95 filet mignon ................. $28.95
barbecueD baby back ribs ..............................Half Rack $19.95 Full Rack $25.95 broileD pork chops ... $22.95 beef liver........................ $17.95 braiseD lamb shank .. $29.95
poultry entrées roast Duck .................... $24.95
cornish hen .................. $23.95
pasta tippeD nooDles ............ $24.95 ravioli ............................ $21.95 seafooD alfreDo or marinara .................. $27.95
chicken alfreDo or marinara .................. $22.95 vegetable alfreDo or marinara .................. $22.95
the combo entrées
10oz Prime Rib or 6oz Filet Mignon and colDwater australian lobster tail (12oz) Market Price king crab (10oz) $36.95 stuffeD shrimp $27.95 perch (deep fried or pan fried) $27.95 bbq back ribs anD stuffeD shrimp $27.95 bbq back ribs anD honey frieD chicken wings $27.95
for the lighter appetite
served with choice of soup or salad, potato and bread
one colDwater australian lobster tail (12oz) ..Market Price prime rib (10oz) ............... $22.95 filet mignon (6oz) .......... $22.95 broileD pork chop (8oz)...........................$19.95 perch deep fried or pan fried ............ $18.95 142
whitefish (broiled) ........... $18.95 sautÉeD shrimp .............. $18.95 Deep frieD shrimp ........ $18.95 walleye pike deep fried or pan fried ............ $18.95 hamburger platter .... $12.95 1/2 cornish hen (9oz)..... $18.95
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Breakfast
Pancakes, omelets, oatmeal, granola, stuffed French toast, etc.
Lunch
Sandwiches, burgers, salads, wraps, etc.
Nightly Specials
Highlights: • Kid Friendly dining • • Gluten Free menu • • Vegetarian options • • Outdoor patio • • Breakfast all day • • Espresso and bakery bar •
4020 Hwy 42, Fish Creek, WI 920.868.2999
Hours: 6:59am - 9:01pm www.juliesmotel.com Located at the entrance to peninsula state park, open daily
MONDAY
Homemade Meatloaf Dinner TUESDAY
Traditional Pot Roast Dinner WEDNESDAY
All-you-can-eat Spaghetti Dinner THURSDAY
Honey Baked Chicken FRIDAY
FRIDAY NIGHT FISH FRY Cod, Perch, All-you-can-eat SATURDAY
BBQ Ribs SUNDAY
Traditional Czech Roast Pork Dinner
Full dinner menu served nightly as well
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BREAKFAST* Breakfast at the White Gull means sniffing the aroma of freshly baked coffeecake and freshly ground coffee. Late sleepers will appreciate that breakfast is served from 7:30 until noon. Favorite breakfasts include:
LUNCH
Winner of Good Morning America’s Best Breakfast Challenge
Lunches at the White Gull include hearty soups, made from scratch each day, omelettes, innovative sandwiches and salads, and tempting desserts from the White Gull bakery (Served daily noon2:30). Favorite lunches include:
� Door County Cherry Stuffed French Toast and Cherry Pancakes served with 100% pure maple syrup
� The Creek’s Fish Sandwich featuring freshly caught local Lake Michigan Whitefish.
� Eggs Benedict
� Tuscan Grilled Chicken Sandwich on rosemary olive oil bread with red onion, tomato, arugula and mozzarella, accompanied by pesto sauce.
� Homemade White Gull Granola � White Gull Hash Brown Potatoes and Corned Beef Hash � Door County and Wisconsin Omelettes � Build Your Own Breakfast from our selection of eggs any style, buttermilk pancakes, French toast, bacon, sausage, ham, Canadian bacon, fresh fruit, fresh baked sour cream coffeecake, old-fashioned oatmeal and changing daily specials. Price range: $6.00 - $12.00 *Door County’s best breakfast as voted by the readers of Door County Magazine
� Grilled Chicken Salad, fresh greens mixed with seasonal fruit, and topped with strips of grilled chicken breast, roasted pecans and a honey lime dressing. � Or select from a large menu: Reubens, grilled sandwiches, burgers, omelets, homemade soups, and salads designed to appeal to all ages and appetites. Price range: $6.00 - $12.00 Select from imported and Wisconsin craft beers and fine wines from around the world, available by the bottle and by the glass.
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EVENING FARE Entrées at our quiet candlelit dinners feature “fresh catch of the day” Lake Michigan whitefish and other regional specialties. Our chefs use only the freshest of produce, locally grown whenever possible, preparing each meal carefully to order. The menu varies by season to take advantage of produce and ingredients in season. We welcome your calls at any time to determine if a particular entrée is currently on the menu, and to inquire about current specials. Served Monday, Tuesday and Thursday nights in Summer, Saturday through Thursday Nights in Winter (Fish boils served other evenings). Reservations requested. (920) 868-3517
Dinner Entrées Sample entrées include:
� Filet Mignon—broiled 8-oz. Black Angus filet, served with a Cabernet reduction sauce, garlic mashed potatoes and fresh vegetable. � Marinated Flank Steak—sliced Flank Steak served over a bed of Asian slaw, served with roasted potatoes. � Rack of New Zealand Lamb—half rack seasoned with fresh herbs and topped with a fresh mint sauce, served with spring pilaf and vegetable. � Pork Tenderloin—Spice rubbed oven roasted medallions topped with a rhubarb chutney, served with garlic mashed potatoes and vegetable.
� Wisconsin Duckling—slow-roasted, semi-boned, half duck with Door County cherry port sauce, spring pilaf and fresh vegetable. � Lake Michigan Whitefish—broiled fillet with lemon butter and fresh dill, served with roasted potatoes and fresh vegetable. � Also Featured: chicken, pastas, vegetarian entrees, fixed price entrees, light appetite selections, and children’s entrees. All entrées are accompanied by our house salad of assorted greens, tossed in balsamic vinaigrette dressing.
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TRADITIONAL FISH BOIL Our specialty is the Door County Fish Boil, featuring Lake Michigan whitefish caught by local fishermen and cooked outside over an open fire, just as it was one hundred years ago by the Scandinavian settlers of the Peninsula.
Prepared at the White Gull
The fresh fish is cut in chunks and cooked in boiling water with small red potatoes. Salt is the only spice used. Fish oils rise to the surface of the boiling cauldron, and when the fish is perfectly done, our Master Boiler tosses a small amount of kerosene on the flames under the pot. The great burst of flames causes the boil-over, spilling the fish oils over the sides of the pot and leaving the fish steaming hot and ready to serve. Inside, the fish and potatoes are served with lemon, melted butter, our garden fresh coleslaw, homemade breads, and homemade Door County cherry pie for dessert (A roast chicken entrée is available for non-fish eaters). Imported and Wisconsin craft beers, wines and a variety of soft drinks are available to enjoy with your meal and while you watch it being prepared on our patio.
Seasonal Schedule
The boil is served Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights in summer, and on Friday nights in winter. Prices: Adults $19.25, Children (under 12) $12.25 Prices include homemade cherry pie for dessert.
Fish Boil Reservations
We recommend making fish boil reservations well in advance, especially in the summer and fall. During this busy season, there are three serving times. In order for our hostess to seat you and for you to watch the cooking procedure, we request that you arrive 15 to 20 minutes before your reservation and check in at the front desk. (920) 868-3517 We do use a standby list, but you must be here in person. We start taking names one-half hour before each of the three serving times.
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Second Story Restaurant at Ephraim Shores Motel
854.2371 | 10018 Water St./ Hwy. 42, Ephraim Open Daily 8a.m. -8p.m. Breakfast | Lunch| Dinner Children’s Menu | Carryouts Available
Great Waterviews, Food & Hospitality Breakfast served 8:00 a.m. to noon
Early Morning Treats Available until 9:00 a.m.
TWO EGGS PANCAKES Fried or scrambled, 2 bacon or Served with 2 bacon 2 sausage and toast or 2 sausage No Substitutions 4.95 4.95 1.95 after 9:00 a.m. 1.95 after 9:00 a.m.
Omelettes
Fruit Selections BAGEL or MUFFIN and FRUIT PLATE in season................... 7.95 MELON SLICES ........................................................................ 3.45 PLAIN YOGURT WITH FRUIT............................................... 4.50 QUICHE, EGGS BENEDICT, 5 CHOICES OF OMELETTES, CHERRY, BLUEBERRY OR BUTTERMILK PANCAKES, WAFFLES, FRENCH TOAST
Specialties Breakfast served until noon
*Served with your choice of toast or English muffin * QUICHE .................................................... 7.95 *CORNED BEEF HASH * STEAK and EGGS................................... 11.95 and TWO EGG ...... 7.95 EGGS BENEDICT .................................................................... 7.95 THREE PANCAKES. ......................................... * TWO EGGS. BACON or SAUSAGE.................................. 7.95 BACON or SAUSAGE EAGLES NEST............................................. 7.95 and HASH BROWNS ...... 8.50
BELGIAN WAFFLE With syrup and butter ...........................................................................................5.25 With strawberries, raspberries, ....................... 6.95 with fruit and ice cream...7.75 or cherries and cream
Eggs
Served with your choice of toast or English muffin MEXICAN OMELETTE with seasoned ground beef, onions, tomato, monterey jack, topped with sour cream, black olives, and salsa on the side............................................7.95 VEGGIE OMELETTE with Swiss cheese, assorted fresh vegetables and hollandaise sauce on the side............................. 7.95 DENVER OMELETTE with cheddar cheese, ham, green pepper, and onion .................................................................... 7.95 WISCONSIN CHEESE OMELETTE with your choice of American, Swiss, Cheddar, monterey jack, or pepper jack cheese .... 5.95 GREEK OMELETTE with feta cheese, spinach, onion, tomato, and black olives .............................7.95
The Sandwich Board
Served “Only” with pasta salad and a pickle or “Combination” with choice of French fries or cup of soup or salad and a pickle Only Combo BACON, LETTUCE and TOMATO 6.75 8.75 TUNA SALAD 6.25 8.25 Grilled with cheese 6.95 8.95 PERCH ON A BUN 7.95 9.95 SLICED SMOKED TURKEY BREAST With lettuce, tomato, red onion and mayo 6.75 8.75 GRILLED CHEESE 4.75 6.75 With bacon and tomato 6.95 8.95
TWO EGGS served with your choice of toast or English muffin .........................4.25 ONE EGG served with your choice of toast or English muffin........................... 3.25 BUTTERMILK PANCAKES Short stack(2) .............. 4.25 with one egg.........5.00 with two eggs..............5.50 Full stack (3)................ 4.75 with one egg.......... 5.50 with two egg..............6.00 CHERRY or BLUEBERRY PANCAKES Short stack(2) .............. 4.95 with one egg.........5.70 with two eggs..............6.20 Full stack (3)................ 5.75 with one egg......... 6.50
with two egg..............7.00
FRENCH TOAST - THICK TEXAS STYLE Short stack(2) .............. 4.50 with one egg.........5.20 with two eggs............. 5.75 Full stack (3)............... 5.25
with one egg.......... 6.00 with two egg............. 6.50
EGG BEATER................. .25 extra per egg
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Only Combo ROAST BEEF Sliced thin and piled high on bread or bun 7.75 9.95 red onion with au jus REUBEN Corned beef, Swiss cheese and sauerkraut 7.75 9.95 grilled on dark rye with 1000 Island RACHEL Smoked turkey, Swiss cheese and sauerkraut 7.95 9.95 grilled on dark rye with 1000 Island BLACK RUSSIAN Roast beef, turkey and Swiss cheese grilled on dark rye with horseradish sauce 7.95 9.95 CHICKEN CORDON BLEU Grilled chicken breast on a bun 9.95 with ham, Swiss cheese and honey mustard sauce 7.95 CHICKEN ON A BUN Grilled or deep-fried chicken breast 8.75 on a bun with lettuce, tomato and honey mustard sauce 6.75 CORNED BEEF Thin slices piled high on rye bread with 7.00 9.00 horseradish sauce
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Second Story Restaurant at Ephraim Shores Motel
854.2371 | 10018 Water St./ Hwy. 42, Ephraim Open Daily 8a.m. -8p.m. Breakfast | Lunch| Dinner Children’s Menu | Carryouts Available
Great Waterviews, Food & Hospitality HAM and SWISS Cold or grilled on rye _________________7.00 SHORES CLUB Triple decker turkey, ham, bacon, tomato, lettuce, on white toast_____________________________________8.95 KAHN’S CLUB Turkey, corned beef, Swiss cheese, tomato, lettuce, mayo on white toast. _______________________________8.95 GRILLED VEGGIE Sprouts, mushrooms, tomato, red onion and Swiss cheese grilled on whole wheat with horseradish sauce______________________________6.50 CHICKEN SALAD or TUNA On a croissant with lettuce, tomato, red onion and bacon_________________________7.95 CHICKEN CAESAR ROLLUP With romaine, black olives, and red onion in an herb and vegetable tortilla_________________7.50 GREEK CHICKEN WRAP With spinach, black olives, tomato, red onion, feta cheese and cucumber sauce ________________7.50
9.00 OPEN FACE STEAK SANDWICH 8 oz. tenderloin on toast________ $13.50 GRILLED PORK CHOP with applesauce $8.95 2 CHOPS $12.00 10.95 NORWEGIAN MEATBALLS__________________________________ $8.95 BABY BEEF LIVER with bacon and onions _______________________ $9.25 10.95 CHICKEN STRIPS fried breast strips with honey mustard or BBQ sauce or ranch __________________ $8.95 A trip to the salad bar added to any of the above add $2.95 Twelve Additional Dinner Selections. 8.50 9.95 9.50 9.50
The Burger Department Black Angus served with lettuce, tomato, and a dill spear. Onions on request. Cheese choice: American, swiss, cheddar or pepper jack. Only Combo HAMBURGER 1/3 pound ____________________________5.50 7.50 PATTY MELT 1/3 pound with cheddar, Swiss and grilled onions on grilled rye__________________________7.00 9.00 CHEESEBURGER 1/3 pound _________________________6.25 8.25 With bacon ______________________________________7.00 9.00 With mushrooms and Swiss cheese____________________6.50 8.50 GARDEN BURGER ________________________________6.00 8.00 With cheese ______________________________________6.25 8.25 Accompany the above with one trip to the salad bar, add 2.95
Also, 10 Specialty Salads • Lunch Specials Children’s Menu
Available For Age 12 and Under
Dinners
Available from Noon These dinners include salad, cole slaw or cottage cheese, choice of potato and basket of rolls and muffins FRESH LAKE PERCH FILLETS with tartar sauce and lemon_____ $13.95 JUMBO SHRIMP deep fried with seafood sauce and lemon ________ $11.95 SCALLOPS deep fried with tartar sauce and lemon_______________ $11.95 CLAM STRIPS with tartar sauce and lemon _____________________ $8.95 WHITEFISH deep-fried with tartar sauce and lemon______________ $13.25
Additional Dinner Selections
Available from 5:00 p.m. These dinners include salad bar, potato or vegetable and basket of rolls and muffins FRESH LAKE PERCH FILLETS with tartar sauce and lemon__________________________________ $15.50 LAKE MICHIGAN WHITEFISH broiled with lemon butter or Cajun seasoning ________________________ $15.25 SHRIMP AND SCALLOPS with seafood sauce, tartar sauce and lemon _____________________ $13.95 SEAFOOD COMBINATION PLATTER shrimp, scallops, perch, whitefish and clams With seafood and tartar sauce and lemon ______________________ $15.95 TENDERLOIN BEARNAISE 8 oz. filet topped with Bearnaise sauce _________________________________________ $15.75 BROILED NEW YORK STRIP 12 oz. U.S. choice __________________________________________ $16.50 CHICKEN MARSALA chicken breast in light Marsala sauce With mushrooms and onions _________________________________ $13.25 PASTA with ITALIAN MEAT SAUCE _______________________ $10.25 CHICKEN ALFREDO_____________________________________ $11.95 JUMBO SHRIMP deep-fried with seafood sauce and lemon _______________________ $13.50 SURF and TURF 4 shrimp and an 8 oz. tenderloin _____________________________ $16.95 POACHED COD with lemon dill butter ______________________________$11.75 BROILED SALMON with white wine, lemon and seasonings _______________$14.25
SALAD BAR, CROCK OF SOUP, QUICHE _____________ Choose two of the three
$10.75
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10425 N. Hwy 42, Ephraim • 920 -854-2131 www.summerkitchendoorcounty.com
BREAKFAST served from 7:30a.m. to 11:00a.m.
SANDWICHES
Served 7:30 am-9:00 am (After 9:00 am add $2.00)
All Entrees include one trip to the soup bar for a cup of soup, crackers, freshly baked bread and fresh fruit. *Vegetarian Selections
EARLY BIRD SPECIAL
These meals are available for kids 12 and under from 7:30 am - 11 am Kids, add Chocolate Chips to pancakes for 50¢
�One egg, one buttermilk pancake, one sausage link, or two slices of bacon. $4.95
�Two buttermilk pancakes, one sausage link, or two slices of bacon. $4.95
�Two eggs, one sausage link, or two slices of bacon, served with one slice of whole wheat toast. $4.95
�Garden Farmer Two eggs, two sausage links
or three slices of bacon, hash brown, whole wheat toast $9.50 �Breakfast Burrito w/fresh fruit ...........................$9.50 �Huevos Rancheros w/fresh fruit .......................$9.50 �Ranchero Omelet w/hash browns & toast........$9.50 �Fruit Plate w/bagel or muffin............................$9.50 �Summer Kitchen Granola w/fresh fruit ............. $7.50 �Blueberry Oatmeal w/fresh fruit......................$6.50 �Buttermilk Pancakes.........................................$6.25 Topped with strawberries and whipped cream ...... $8.25 �Fruit or Granola Pancakes ................................. $7.25 Topped with Strawberries and whipped cream ...... $9.25 �Waffles ..............................................................$6.25 Topped with Strawberries and whipped cream ...... $8.25 �Citrus French Toast ........................................... $7.25 �Kitchen Scrambler or Omelet w/hash browns and toast.. $9.50 Served with Ham..................................................$10.95
�Ham & Cheese Scrambler or Omelet w/hash brown & toast . $9.50 �Quiche w/fruit & apple sauce...........................$9.50 �Ham or Crab Benedict w/fruit.........................$10.95 �Ham and Egg Croissant w/fruit .........................$9.50 150
served from 11:00a.m. to close
�Pita Pocket of Cashew Chicken Salad..............$12.95 �Pita Pocket of Tuna Salad ................................$12.95 �Pita Pocket of Chicken Breast ........................ $13.95 �A-Sub Above ...................................................$12.95 �Ephraim Philly.................................................. $14.95 �Baby Boomer Veggie Club ...............................$12.95 �Grilled Cheese with Tomato..............................$10.95 �Summer Kitchen Club....................................... $14.95 �Ham or Breast of Smoked Turkey.....................$12.95 �A Return to Tradition-Reuben........................$12.95 �The Hartley Barker-BLT ..................................$12.95 �Smoked Turkey and Provolone ......................... $14.95 �Bay Farm Grill Sandwich................................... $14.95 �Garden Grilled Sandwich...................................$12.95 �Tuna Steak Sandwich........................................ $14.95 And Wraps Too!
Turkey Wrap.........................................................$12.95 Grilled Chicken Wrap ...........................................$13.45 Veggie Wrap.........................................................$12.95
DAILY LUNCH SPECIAL
1/2 of Sandwich, Cup of Soup, Fruit, Dessert
SALADS
served from 11:00a.m. to close
�Authenian........................................................ $14.95 �Tuna Steak Salad .............................................. $14.95 �Cashew Chicken Salad .....................................$12.95 �Tuna Salad........................................................$12.95 �Chicken Fajita Salad......................................... $13.95 �Taco Salad........................................................ $13.95 **without Soup $3.00 Off
Menu Guide | 2012 | ephraim
WI-5001475850
10425 N. Hwy 42, Ephraim • 920-854-2131 www.summerkitchendoorcounty.com
DINNER KID’S KITCHEN served from 4:30p.m. to close
Dinner entrees are served with baked potato, Caribbean vegetables, fresh bread and soup or salad *Vegetarian Selections
Available for children 12 and under from 11a.m. to close Add a cup of soup to any Kid’s meal for $3.00 French fries may be substituted for fresh fruit.
HOMEMADE AUTHENTIC MEXICAN FOOD
�Door County Whitefish ............. $17.95 �Half a Grilled Ham and Cheese ... $6.95 Served Daily (Also Served for Lunch) 11am to close. �Lake Michigan Perch................ $17.95 �Grilled Cheese..............................$5.95 (Also Served for Lunch) with rice, beans �8 Golden Fried Shrimp ............... $17.95 �Hot Dog .......................................$5.95 Served or fruit, one trip to our �Lasagna .................................... $15.95 �Mini Cheese & Sausage Pizza ...... $6.95 famous soup bar or �Roasted or Barbequed Chicken....$16.95 �Chicken Tenders ......................... $6.95 salad, corn tortillas, chips and salsa. �Barbequed Pork Ribs Full Rack..................................$20.95 �Mini Chicken Chimichanga ........ $6.95 Extra Spicy available Half Rack ................................$16.95 Combo (Half Rack of ribs & Quarter of a chicken)$19.95 �Mini Burrito (Chicken or Beef) . $6.95 upon request. �Ribeye Steak.............................$20.95 �Tenderloin Filet ......................... $18.95 Our famous �Surf & Turf..............................$23.95 soup bar �Beef Fajitas ............................... $15.95 Five Homemade soups DESSERTS APPETIZERS �Chicken Fajitas .......................... $15.95 served with freshly served from �Giant Homemade �Steak Ranchero......................... $15.95 baked bread and 11:00a.m. to close Pies .............$4.95 crackers �Chile Rellenó ............................. $15.95 Ala Mode add $2.00 �Nacho Supreme$9.95 �Chicken or Veggie Molé............. $14.95 �Tastier Cup $15.95 �Frosted Cinnamon �Guacamole $7.95 �Camarones Rancheros .............. $15.95 �Bowl or 2 Cups$10.95 Rolls........... $3.95 �Camarones al Mojo de Ajo ........ $15.95 �Giant Homemade �Mexican Bean Dip.. $5.95 �Enchiladas Suizas....................... $15.95 �Cup of Soup$5.95 Cookies...... $3.75 �Seafood Enchiladas.................... $15.95 �Homemade Chips & Salsa..............$3.95 �Veggie Enchiladas...................... $14.95 �Old Fashioned Bread Pudding....$4.95 �Side of Guacamole$1.95 �Flautas ....................................... $15.95 �Chimichanga ............................. $14.95 �Brown Cow �Cheese Curds �Burrito el Grande ...................... $14.95 (Root Beer Float) .....$3.95 Small ........ $5.95 �Dessert Du Jour...$5.95 Large........ $8.95 �Quesadilla ................................. $14.95 �Sweet Potato Fries. $4.95 �Tacos ......................................... $14.95
MEXICAN
WI-5001475851
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Pizza for One (8’) - $8.99 Medium (12”) - $16.99 Large (16”) - $20.99 Factory Special Pizza – Vegetarians Delight Pizza Southern BBQ Pizza-Greek Pizza- Hawaiian FAMILY PLEASURER SPECIAL – Includes one 16” pizza with two toppings, a family size salad, and a 2 liter of soda $23.99
SPECIALTY PIZZAS
(*count as two) (8” extra 50 cents per topping; 12” 1.50 per topping; 16” $2.00 per topping)
Toppings: pepperoni, Italian sausage, Canadian bacon, chicken, fresh mushroom, fresh onions, fresh green peppers, fresh tomatoes, fresh red peppers, jalapenos, black olives, spinach, garlic, green olives, pineapple, anchovies*
Pizza for One (8”) - Cheese only $6.99 Medium (12”) - Cheese only $11.99 Large (16”) - Cheese only $14.99
Delicious pizza made to order and baked in our special oven right here using only the freshest and finest ingredients
DOOR COUNTY ICE CREAM FACTORY PIZZA
The Door County Ice Cream Factory serves its own real, super premium, homemade ice cream which is made with the finest ingredients. Patrons can watch ice cream being made during production hours, thirty flavors are available in cones, cups, shakes, malts, ice cream sodas, sundaes and other specialty dessert offerings.
11051 N. BAYSHORE DRIVE, SISTER BAY
(920) 854-9693 • CALL AHEAD FOR CARRYOUT • WWW.DOORCOUNTYICECREAM.COM
Ice Cream Factory & Sandwich Shoppe
DOOR COUNTY
Also enjoy our homemade soups, chili, salads and kids menu
Panini
Cana Island – Turkey, cheddar, tomatoes with garlic and red pepper, may $7.99 Eagle Bluff – Provolone, red and green peppers, sun-dried tomatoes $7.99 Sherwood Point – Ham, swiss and Dijon mustard $7.99
King of the Hill – Our biggest sandwich weighing three-quarter of a pound. Made with delicious smoked ham, sliced turkey breast, tender hand-sliced roast beef, salami, provolone and cheddar cheese. $8.99 Factory Special – Delicious smoked ham, sliced turkey breast, salami and provolone cheese. $7.99 Dagwood – Tender hand-sliced roast beef, smoked ham, salami, cheddar and provolone cheese $7.99 DC Club – Delicious smoked ham, sliced turkey breast, bacon and swiss cheese $7.99 Yacht Club – Sail away with sliced turkey breast, bacon and swiss cheese $7.99 Ham and Cheese Please – Delicious smoked ham and provolone cheese $6.99 Tom Turkey – Sliced turkey breast $6.99 Try it with our guacamole $7.54 Vegetarian’s Delight – provolone and cheddar cheese, sprouts, cucumbers and our delicious guacamole $6.99 Big Roast Beef – One quarter pound of our tender hand-sliced roast beef $6.99 Tuna Salad – Tuna combined with celery, garlic and fine herbs $6.99 Chicken Salad – Made daily with chunks of tender chicken breast combined with celery and fine herbs $6.99 French Dip – One quarter pound of tender hand-sliced roast beef stacked high on our sub roll served with au jus. $6.99 Beach Club – Sliced turkey breast, guacamole and provolone cheese $7.99 Monster Meatball Sub – Four delicious meatballs served over provolone cheese and topped with our spinach marinara sauce, parmesan cheese and a pepperoni $7.99 The Italian – Sliced salami, our delicious ham, garlic spread, provolone cheese and our special Italian dressing $7.99
Sub and Sandwiches
Served on our fresh baked white or wheat sub rolls, white or wheat sliced breads with lettuce, tomato, red onion and our special mayonnaise, then served with potato chips ( plain, BBQ or salt & vinegar) and a kosher pickle.
The Inn at Kristofer’s Classic Cuisine
Spectacular Sunsets overlooking the waters of Green Bay in Downtown Sister Bay
Open Nightly Year Round at
5:00 p.m. Visit our Website for Complete Menu & Entertainment Information
www.innatkristofers.com
Reservations: 920-854-9419 Fresh Fish and Seafood Lobster, Prawns, Halibut, Wild King Salmon, Locally Caught Whitefish & Other Seasonal Sustainable Fish
Black Angus Steaks and Meyer Natural Angus Steaks New Zealand Rack of Lamb Maple Leaf Duck White Marble Farms Pork Vegetarian and Gluten Free Entrees
Kristofer’s Terrace • Outside Casual Dining Overlooking the Waters of Green Bay • Enjoy a Glass of Wine, Beer or Cherry Sangria at our Outside Terrace • Serving Casual Fare
Terrace is Open Daily at 4:00 p.m. Weather Permitting
May through September Free WiFi | Credit Cards accepted
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SuBS SuBS
WrapS WrapS
SaLaDS SaLaDS
Oven Baked Originals Oven Baked Subs 6”or 12” | Originals Wraps 10” Subs 6”or | Wraps 10” or 12” Salad 9” orSalads Salad 9”as 6” Subs Wraps and Priced Wraps and Salads Priced as 6” Subs
pizza pizza
ChiCken ChiCken
Hot & Fresh! Hot & Fresh!
12” Cheese Pizza �������������� $10�99 Additional toppingPizza $1.00 each 12” Cheese �������������� $10�99 Additional topping $1.00 each
Baked or Cold ............. 6 inch ..... 12 inch Baked or Cold ............. 6 inch ..... 12 inch Vegetarian ................... 3.99 ......... 6.99 Vegetarian ................... 3.99 ......... 6.99 Italian ........................... 4.29 ......... 7.99 (Pepperoni, Ham, Salami) Italian ........................... 4.29 ......... 7.99 (Pepperoni, Ham, Salami) Cold Cut ...................... 4.29 ......... 7.99 (Ham, Salami) Cold Bologna, Cut ...................... 4.29 ......... 7.99 (Ham, Bologna, Salami) Ham ........................... 4.29 ......... 7.99 Ham ........................... 4.29 ......... 7.99 Salami ......................... 4.29 ......... 7.99 Salami ......................... 4.29 ......... 7.99 Hamburger .................. 4.79 ........ 8.99 (Lunch Hours Only) Hamburger .................. 4.79 ........ 8.99 (Lunch Hours Only) Club ............................. 4.79 ......... 8.99 (Turkey, Ham, Roast Beef) Club ............................. 4.79 ......... 8.99 (Turkey, Ham, Roast Beef) Roast Beef ................... 4.79 ........ 8.99 Roast Beef ................... 4.79 ........ 8.99 Corned Beef ............... 4.79 ......... 8.99 Corned Beef ............... 4.79 ......... 8.99 Turkey........................... 4.79 ......... 8.99 Turkey........................... 4.79 ......... 8.99 Tuna Salad ................... 4.79 ......... 8.99 Tuna Salad ................... 4.79 ......... 8.99 Chicken Salad ............. 4.79 ......... 8.99 Chicken Salad ............. 4.79 ......... 8.99 Egg Salad ................... 4.79 ......... 8.99 Egg Salad ................... 4.79 ......... 8.99 Crab Salad .................. 4.79 ......... 8.99 Crab Salad .................. 4.79 ......... 8.99 Meatball....................... 4.79 ......... 8.99 Meatball....................... 4.79 ......... 8.99 Pizza ............................. 4.79 ......... 8.99 (choice............................. of toppings) Pizza 4.79 ......... 8.99 (choice of toppings) Grilled Chicken ........... 4.99 ......... 9.49 Grilled Chicken ........... 4.99 ......... 9.49 Grilled Chicken Grilled Chicken Caesar .......................... 4.99 ......... 9.49 Caesar .......................... 4.99 ......... 9.49 Philly Steak .................. 4.99 ......... 9.49 Philly Steak .................. 4.99 ......... 9.49 Add: Bacon, Double Cheese, Add: Bacon, Double or Double Meat .........Cheese, 1.00 ......... 2.00 or Double Meat ......... 1.00 ......... 2.00
16” Cheese Pizza �������������� $14�99 Additional toppings $1.50 each 16” Cheese Pizza �������������� $14�99
FIND US AT the Restaurant with Gas FIND US the Restaurant with Gas SiSter Bay MOBiL Pumps! InAT MOBiL Pumps! In SiSter Bay COnvenienCe Center
Choice of fresh veggies
COnvenienCe Center 2579 S. Bay ShOre Drive 2579 S. Bay ShOre Drive (HWY42) In Front of Pamida) (HWY42) In Front of Pamida)
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Additional toppings $1.50 each
Toppings: Black Olives, Green Olives, Toppings: Black Olives, Green Olives, Mild Mushrooms, Onions, Green Peppers, Mushrooms, Green Peppers, Mild Peppers, HotOnions, Peppers, Tomatoes, Bacon, Peppers, Hot Peppers, Tomatoes, Ham, Pepperoni, Sausage, AlfredoBacon, Sauce Ham, Pepperoni, Sausage, Alfredo Sauce
House Specials House Specials
6 inch ....12 inch 6 inch ....12 inch
CHEESEY GARLIC BREAD .......... 3.99 12” Loaf CHEESEY GARLIC BREAD .......... 3.99 12” Loaf
MEATLOVERS ............. 17.99 ....... 22.99 (Sausage, Ham, Pepperoni, Chicken) MEATLOVERS .............Bacon 17.99&....... 22.99 (Sausage, Ham, Pepperoni, Bacon & Chicken)
FIREHOUSE ................. 13.99 ....... 17.99 (Sausage, Bacon, Red Onions13.99 & Mushrooms) FIREHOUSE ................. ....... 17.99 (Sausage, Bacon, Red Onions & Mushrooms)
MARINA....................... 14.49 ...... 18.49 (Sausage, Green Peppers, Red Onions, MARINATomatoes, ....................... 14.49 ...... 18.49 Mild Peppers, and Black Olives ) (Sausage, Tomatoes, Green Peppers, Red Onions, Mild Peppers, and Black Olives )
THE BEACH ............... 16.99 ....... 22.99 (Alfredo Sauce, Bacon, and Grilled THE BEACH ............... 16.99Chicken) ....... 22.99 (Alfredo Sauce, Bacon, and Grilled Chicken)
GARDEN...................... 14.99 ....... 18.99 (Tomatoes, Red Onions, Black14.99 Olives,....... Green GARDEN...................... 18.99 Peppers, Mushrooms, and MildOlives, Peppers) (Tomatoes, Red Onions, Black Green Peppers, Mushrooms, and Mild Peppers)
THE GRILL ................... 14.99 ....... 19.99 THE GRILL ................... 14.99 ....... 19.99
Salads Salads
Build Your Own - Price based on 6’ Sub Build Your Own - Price based on 6’ Sub choice of veggies, croutons, dressing
choice of veggies, croutons, dressing
Garden Salad .....................................3.99 Garden Salad .....................................3.99 Choice of fresh veggies Club Salad ...........................................4.29 Ham, Beef ClubTurkey SaladRoast ...........................................4.29 Ham, Turkey Roast Beef Tuna, Chicken, Crab, or Egg Salad ..4.79 Tuna, Chicken, Crab, or Egg Salad ..4.79 Grilled Chicken or Steak ....................4.99 Grilled Chicken or Steak ....................4.99 Grilled Chicken Caesar.......................4.99 Grilled Chicken Caesar.......................4.99
Menu Guide | 2012 | sister bay
Dine in Carry Out Drive thru 920-854-6700 SuBS WrapS SaLaDS pizza ChiCken
Chicken Oven BakedBaskets Originals Include Small Salad & Thick Cut
Subs 6”or 12” | Wraps 10” Fries or Chips or Salad 9” Au Natural Chicken Breast Wraps and Salads Priced as 6” Subs
Sandwich ..................... .......................6.99 Baked or ColdFillet ............. 6 inch ..... 12 inch Grilled Gourmet Vegetarian ................... 3.99Breast ......... 6.99 Breaded Gold “N” Spice Sandwic ...............................................6.99 Italian ........................... 4.29 ......... 7.99
Breakfast
Toasted Breakfast Hot Fresh & Fresh! Sandwiches 12” Cheese Pizza �������������� $10�99 Bagel with Sausage, Egg, Additional topping $1.00 each
Cheese .. 2.99
Bagel with Ham, Egg, Cheese ..........2.99
16” Cheese Pizza �������������� $14�99 Additional toppings $1.50 each
English Muffin with Sausage,
Gold Cut “N”...................... Spice Breast4.29 Strips ...........6.99 Cold ......... 7.99 Lightly breaded breast meat strips
Egg, Cheese Toppings: Black........................................2.99 Olives, Green Olives, Mushrooms, Onions, Green Peppers, Mild English Muffin with Ham, Peppers, Hot Peppers, Tomatoes, Bacon, Ham, Sausage, Alfredo Sauce 2.99 Egg, Pepperoni, Cheese .......................................
Fiery Fingers Breast Strips ................6.99 Ham ........................... 4.29 ......... 7.99 Breast meat strips dusted in spicy buffalo style
House Specials 6 inch ....12 inch in the County .......................................1.49
Seasoned balance of garlic, pepper, and paprika (Pepperoni, Ham, Salami) (Ham, Bologna, Salami)
coating Salami
......................... 4.29 ......... 7.99 Buffalo Style.................. Boneless 4.79 Breaded Hamburger ........ 8.99 WingsHours ...................................................6.99 (Lunch Only) Spicy marinated crunchy breading
Club ............................. 4.79 ......... 8.99 Bone in Wing Ditties (Turkey, Ham, Roast Beef) ..........................6.99 Mild light crispy breading, bone in wings
Best Hash Brown Sticks
CHEESEY BREADSub! .......... 3.99 Build YourGARLIC Own Breakfast 12” Loaf
Fresh Bakery............. with our own MEATLOVERS 17.99 ....... Donuts 22.99 (Sausage, Ham, Pepperoni, Bacon & Chicken) and Sweet Rolls!
Fresh Brewed Coffee &
Roast Beef ................... 4.79 ........ 8.99 Chicken Fry Stix .................................5.99 Corned Beef ............... 4.79 ......... 8.99 Breast meat, thick, battered sticks
FIREHOUSE ................. 13.99 ....... 17.99
Turkey........................... 4.79 ......... 8.99
MARINA....................... 14.49 ...... 18.49
Tuna Salad ................... 4.79 ......... 8.99 Door County Battered Chicken Salad ............. 4.79 ......... 8.99 Cheese Curds......................................2.99 Egg Salad ................... 4.79 ......... 8.99 Pop Corn Chicken ..............................2.99 Crab Salad .................. 4.79 ......... 8.99 Thick Cut Seasoned Fries.................1.49 Meatball....................... 4.79 ......... 8.99 Onion Battered Green Beans ...........2.49 Pizza ............................. 4.79 ......... 8.99 Breaded Butterfly Shrimp ..................3.99 (choice of toppings)
12 oz - 2.99 | 16 oz - 3.99 | 20 oz - 4.99 THE BEACH ....... 22.99 Mango Mania............... 16.99 Strawberry Bomb (Alfredo Sauce, Bacon, and Grilled Chicken) Extreme Peach Wild Berry Blast Strawberry Banana Very Cherry GARDEN...................... 14.99 ....... 18.99 (Tomatoes, Red Onions, Black Olives, Green Lemon Ice Banana Peppers, Mushrooms, and Mild Peppers) Vanilla Cream THE GRILL ................... 14.99 ....... 19.99
Appetizers & Sides
ChickenChicken Stix Seasoned Grilled ........... 4.99 ......... 9.49 Potato Halves ......................................1.99 Grilled Chicken Homemade Potato Chips Caesar .......................... 4.99.................1.99 ......... 9.49 Philly Steak .................. 4.99 ......... 9.49
Other Offerings Add: Bacon, Double Cheese,
1/4Double lb all Beef Burger or MeatPub ......... 1.00.................3.49 ......... 2.00 1/4 lb all Beef Hot Dog ....................2.49 Dave’s Door County Chili FIND US AT the Restaurant with Gas seasonally ............................... 2.99 - 4.99
Pumps! In
SiSter Bay MOBiL
Daily Soups and Entrees COnvenienCe Center seasonally ................................ 2.99 - 7.99
2579 S. Bay ShOre Drive (HWY42) In Front of Pamida)
Cappuccino Available All Day! (Sausage, Bacon, Red Onions & Mushrooms)
Fruit Smoothies
(Sausage, Tomatoes, Green Peppers, Red Onions, Mild Peppers, and Black Olives )
FIND US AT the Restaurant with Gas Pumps! In SiSter Bay MOBiL
Salads Center COnvenienCe Build Your Own - Price based on 6’ Sub 920-854-6700 choice of veggies, croutons, dressing
Beer Ice Cream Free Hi Garden Salad .....................................3.99 Speed WIFI Ice ATM Choice of fresh veggies **WI Vehicle Soda Cigarettes Registration Club Salad ...........................................4.29 Water Firewood Renewal Ham, Turkey Roast Beef Juice Bait WPS Payment Tuna, Chicken, Air Crab, or Egg Salad ..4.79 Milk & Vacuum Center * Eggs Lottery
Grilled Chicken or Steak ....................4.99
Salty Snacks
DVD Rental
Grilled Chicken Caesar.......................4.99
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3026 County ‘E’, Bailey’s Harbor, WI Phone: 920-839-9192
Starters and Sidekicks "Hold on to your Shorts" Chili Served in a fried tortilla shell.
Lonesome . . . . . . . . . . $5.50 Loaded w/onions, cheese, sour cream. . $5.95 Homemade Soup of the Day. . . . . . . . . . $4.25 Sometimes different... always delicious!
Roadside Salad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4.95
Appetizers French Fried Onion Rings . . . . . . . Heaping loaf $7.95 Heaping loaf of fresh breaded onions Small loaf $5.50 Fresh Breaded Mushrooms . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6.75 Fried Clam Strips Served with cocktail sauce and lemon $4.50 Wisconsin Cheddar Cheese Curds . . . . . . . $6.75 Hot Wings Served with Bleu cheese dipping sauce . . . . . . $6.95 Fresh Chicken Tenders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6.95 Breaded and served with BBQ or peppercorn sauce. Deep Fried Green Beans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5.50 Served with Cu-Sabi sauce.
Burgers For your total taste satisfaction, All Coyote Burgers are 1/3 lb ANGUS BEEF ground chuck, the tastiest, juiciest beef available. That's why our burgers are the best tasting burgers around!
Plain & Delicious .....................................................$7.50 Topped with choice of cheese..................................................$7.95 "The Western"..........................................................$8.95 with BBQ sauce, bacon and smoked Cheddar Cheese "The Ham"................................................................$8.95 with ham and smoked Cheddar "The Bleu" ................................................................$8.95 with crumbled Bleu Cheese and Fresh Mushrooms
Our Famous Quesadillas
Build your own beginning with a three-Cheese blend. Great on its own!
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Chicken
The “Prairie Chicken” The “Grecian” The “Road Runner”
$8.50 $9.50 $9.50
Ribeye Sandwich
$10.95
6 oz., ANGUS BEEF ribeye, open faced with sautéed onions & mushrooms.
"Kanga" Reuben
$8.95
The "Porta"
$8.95
The "G.C.T.B."
$7.50
Grilled Ham & Cheese
$7.95
Perch Sandwich
$9.75
Corned beef, 1000 Island, Swiss & kraut on rye. Fresh portabella mushrooms grilled on rye with spinach and Swiss. Tomato, bacon, and cheese grilled on whole wheat.
Ham, choice of cheese, and our own honey mustard sauce.
Coyotes own "Garbage Salad"
$10.95
Choose mixed greens or fresh spinach. Served with your choice of grilled chicken, sautéed portabella mushroom or ham.
T h e W h o l e N i n e Ya r d s Served with soup or salad and choice of potato.
Steaks We proudly serve 100% ANGUS BEEF steaks. Served with sautéed onions and mushrooms.
10 oz. Center Cut Sirloin 12 oz. Ribeye 14 oz. New York Strip The "Chop"
Jambalaya
$16.95 $18.95 $21.95 $11.95
$15.95
Shrimp, chicken and Andouille sausage cooked “One Pot style”
Butterflied Fried Shrimp
$16.95
Friday Night Fish Fry (all you can eat grouper) $13.95 WI-5001457073
Our Famous BBQ Baby Back Ribs Slow cooked and tender with choice of potato and cole slaw. Half rack $14.95 Full rack $20.95
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Breakfast Lunch & Dinner Daily all year long! Lobster Boil Specials Wed, Fri, Sat & Sun evenings
Enjoy favorites such as Door County Cherry Stuffed French Toast, Fluffy Omelettes, Fresh from Scratch Pancakes, Homemade Soups, Specialty Salads, Great Cheeseburgers, Classic Reubens, Kobe Beef, Hand Cut Steaks, Prime Rib, Scallops, Jumbo Shrimp -- and house made desserts including Cheesecake, Door County Cherry Pie, Bread Pudding and Much, Much More!
Join us for our
Traditional Lobster Boil Seasonal Outdoor Seating Dogs can dine with their owners outside!
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Mike’s Port Pub
Offering a full menu to eat in or take out Appetizers Burgers Sandwiches Baskets Dinners Soups & Chili Salads Entrees
BURGERS & SANDWICHES (All include Baked Beans or Cold Salad-of-the-Day) MOEDE EXPRESS—1/3 lb. beef frank, deep fired and topped with
creamy coleslaw, onion, tomato, jalapeño, relish, chili & cheese.
BURGERS—Beef Burger—Cheeseburger– Double Cheeseburger
Blazin’ Burger—Brat Burger—Mushroom Swiss Burger
BOXCAR—Cheese Burger & Brat Patty - BLT on Toast PAN & DEEP FRIED TILAPIA PHILLY STEAK SANDWICH & PHILLY STEAK SIZZLER GRILLED CHICKEN SANDWICH—BBQ Onion Haystack Chicken
Bacon & Swiss Chicken—Blazin’ Chicken—Mushroom Swiss Chicken POBOY BASKET—Whitefish on a sub with lettuce, tomato, and choice of tarter or southwest dressing CHICKEN TENDERS WINGS—Regular or tossed in Wild Turkey Bourbon, Hot Garlic,
Or Mild Texas Pete’s sauce SHRIMP BASKET
DINNERS 1/2 BROASTED CHICKEN—DEEP FRIED COD GRILLED SHRIMP SKEWERS—TILAPIA BROILED & DEEP FRIED WHITE FISH 10oz ANGUS NEW YORK STRIP STEAK FRIDAY FISH FRIES & SATURDAY BROASTED PORK CHOP SPECIAL
For that special night out of dinner & drinks, make a reservation at the Innlet Motel, right next door to Mike’s Port Pub...No driving involved!
6269 Highway 57 in Jacksonport np porrt
920.823.2081 We are open all year long!
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Enjoy our Award Winning Fish Boils overlooking the shores of beautiful Lake Michigan. We also feature a full bar and breakfast menu. Reservations are required, so be sure to call for dates and times. Breakfast is served Monday through Saturday 7am11:30am, and Sundays from 7am -1pm.
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“fresh food, expertly prepared” - Midwest Living “Best of the Midwest 2011”
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fish creek / 920.868.3634 cookeryfishcreek.com
3662 N. Duluth Ave., Sturgeon Bay 920-743-3690
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Friday Knight all-you-can-eat Fish Fry
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3713 Hwy. 42, Fish Creek 920.868.3076 | www.TheEnglishInn.com
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$1 Off House Wine. Valid through March 15, 2013.
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7643 Hillside Road | Egg Harbor 920.868.5162 or 920.868.3205
One coupon per person per purchase. ExpirEs 12/31/12 2189 Co. Trunk DK, Sturgeon Bay, 920.825.7272 248 Cty. S, Algoma, 920.748.6628, 920.487.2825
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Sunday Brunch 8 a.m. - 1 p.m.
buy onE drink
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Sunday Brunch
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Limit one coupon per person per visit. ExpirEs 12/31/12
901 Egg Harbor Road, Sturgeon Bay 920-818-0777 | www.thedrafthaus.com
1356 County Rd DK, Brussels, WI 920.825.7021 Your Key to the Door 2012
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Sister Bay Mobil Hwy. 42, Sister Bay
Located in front of the new Shopko (formerly Pamida) 920-854-6700
with this coupon
Limit one coupon per person. ExpirEs 10/20/12 6332 Hwy 57, Jacksonport, 920.823.2408
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Limit one coupon per person per visit.
3662 N. Duluth Ave., Sturgeon Bay 920-743-3690
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Named Best Wine Bar 2012 Door County Magazine fish creek / 920.868.3634 cookeryfishcreek.com
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free sundae
Free Glass of House Wine
with any dinner after 5pm Limit one coupon per person per visit. ExpirEs 10/31/12
Second Story Restaurant, at the Ephraim Shores Hotel, in the heart of Ephraim, 10018 Water St. (Hwy. 42)
with this coupon
Limit one coupon per person. ExpirEs 10/20/12 6332 Hwy 57, Jacksonport, 920.823.2408
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Buy one dinner entree, and
receive half off the second entrée
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10% OFF
a purchase of $35 or more in the café
Limit one coupon per person. ExpirEs 5/1/2013
Limit one coupon per person per visit. ExpirEs 10/28/12
229 Louisiana Street, Sturgeon Bay 920.818.0558 | www.kimzgalleycafe.com
4020 Hwy 42, Fish Creek, WI 920.868.2999 www.juliesmotel.com
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Any Dinner or Special
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free waffle cone
with the purchase of the ice cream to go in it
Limit one coupon per person per visit.
Limit one coupon per person per visit. ExpirEs 10/31/12
3713 Hwy. 42, Fish Creek 920.868.3076 | www.TheEnglishInn.com
OPEN DAILY - HWY 42 & Beach Rd., Sister Bay 920.854.9693 www.doorcountyicecream.com
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Church Listings Baptist
Bethel Baptist Church, Ellison Bay, (920) 854-4490 First Baptist Church, Sister Bay, (920) 854-2544 First Baptist Church, Sturgeon Bay, (920) 743-5058 Peninsula Baptist Church, Sturgeon Bay, (920) 743-2969
Catholic
Corpus Christi, Sturgeon Bay, (920) 743-4716 Holy Name of Mary Rectory/ St. Mary’s, Maplewood, (920) 856-6440 St. Francis & St. Mary Parish, Brussels, (920) 825-7555 Stella Maris Parish, Egg Harbor (920) 868-3241 Baileys Harbor Site Jacksonport Site Fish Creek Site Sister Bay Site Washington Island Site St. Peter & Paul, Sturgeon Bay, (920) 743-4842 St. Joseph, Sturgeon Bay, (920) 743-2062
Episcopal
Holy Nativity, Jacksonport, (920) 743-3286, Christ the King Church, Sturgeon Bay, (920) 743-3286 Church of the Atonement, Fish Creek Church of the Precious Blood, Brussels, (920) 824-5061 St. Luke’s Church, Sister Bay, (920) 854-9600
Lutheran
ELCA Bethany Lutheran, Ephraim, (920) 854-4490 Bay View Lutheran Church, Sturgeon Bay, (920) 743-4705 Hainsville Lutheran Church, Sturgeon Bay, (920)743-9806 Immanuel Lutheran Church, Baileys Harbor, (920) 839-2224
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St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, Fish Creek, (920) 868-2826 Shepherd of the Bay Lutheran Church, Ellison Bay, (920) 854-2988 Tanum-Forest Lutheran Church, Sturgeon Bay, (920) 743-9822 Trinity Lutheran Church, Washington Island, (920) 847-2341 LCMS Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, Sturgeon Bay, (920) 743-7750 St. Peter’s Lutheran, Forestville, (920) 856-6420 WELS Christ Lutheran Church, Sister Bay, (920) 743-5153 Emanuel’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, Kolberg, (920) 856-6115 Salem Lutheran Church, Sturgeon Bay, (920) 743-6683 St. John Lutheran Church, Valmy, (920) 743-5343 St. Peter Evangelical Lutheran Church, Sturgeon Bay, (920) 743-4431 Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, Egg Harbor, (920) 743-5153
Moravian
Ephraim Moravian Church, Ephraim, (920) 854-2804 Sturgeon Bay Moravian Church, Sturgeon Bay, (920) 743-6218 Moravian Church, Sister Bay, (920) 854-4080
Seventh Day Adventist
Seventh Day Adventist Church, Fish Creek, (920) 868-3925 Seventh Day Adventist Church, Sturgeon Bay, (920) 743-9511
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United Methodist
Calvary United Methodist Church, Egg Harbor, (920) 868-3112 United Methodist Church, Jacksonport, (920) 743-3241 United Methodist Church of Sturgeon Bay, Sturgeon Bay, (920) 743-3241 Zion United Methodist, Fish Creek, (920) 868-3112
Other Churches
Assembly of God Family Worship Center, Sturgeon Bay, (920) 743-6065 Baha’i Center, Fish Creek, (920) 868-9698 Bethel Evangelical Free Church, Washington Island, (920) 847-2116 Bethel Shalom, Brusssels, (920) 825-7501 Christian Science Society, Sturgeon Bay, (920) 743-8582 Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Sturgeon Bay, (920) 743-4797 Cowboy Church, Gills Rock, 920-421-1327 Door of Life Christian Church, Sister Bay, (920) 421-1525 Fish Creek Community Church, Fish Creek, (920) 868-3811 Friends Church, Sturgeon Bay, (920) 868-2532 Transfiguration of our Lord Orthodox Chapel, Sister Bay, 1-800-765-0108 Hope United Church of Christ, Sturgeon Bay, (920) 743-2701 Jehovah’s Witnesses, Sturgeon Bay, (920) 743-7367 Shabbat Services, Egg Harbor, 920-746-0903 Sturgeon Bay Community Church, Sturgeon Bay, (920) 746-9587 Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, Ephraim, (920) 854-7559 White Star Church, Brussels, (920) 388-2622
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kids eat
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on any beverage with any dinner entrée and homemade pie. From 5 p.m. till close.
with purchasE 2 adult EntrEEs
One coupon per person. ExpirEs OctObEr 2012
Children 12 & under. Must present coupon prior to ordering. One coupon per table. ExpirEs 10/31/12
10425 Water St., between Ephraim & Sister Bay 920.854.2131 | thesummerkitchen.com
901 Egg Harbor Road, Sturgeon Bay 920-818-0777 | www.thedrafthaus.com
$1 Off Dessert.
With entree purchase. Expires March 15, 2012
Sister Bay Mobil Hwy. 42, Sister Bay
7643 Hillside Road | Egg Harbor 920.868.5162 or 920.868.3205
Located in front of the new Shopko (formerly Pamida) 920-854-6700
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free sundae
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10% OFF
with any dinner after 5pm
a purchase of $35 or more in the café
Limit one coupon per person per visit. ExpirEs 10/31/12
Limit one coupon per person per visit. ExpirEs 10/28/12
Second Story Restaurant, at the Ephraim Shores Hotel, in the heart of Ephraim, 10018 Water St. (Hwy. 42)
4020 Hwy 42, Fish Creek, WI 920.868.2999 www.juliesmotel.com
Buy Two 12” Pizzas.
Get Free Order of Breadsticks.
Sister Bay Mobil Hwy. 42, Sister Bay
Located in front of the new Shopko (formerly Pamida) 920-854-6700
7643 Hillside Road | Egg Harbor 920.868.5162 or 920.868.3205
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visitor information libraries
Baileys Harbor 2392 Hwy. F | 920-839-2210 Egg Harbor 7860 Hwy. 42 | 920-868-2664 Ephraim 9996 Water St. | 920-854-2014 Fish Creek 4097 Main St. | 920-868-3471 Forestville 123 S. Forestville Ave. | 920-856-6886 Sister Bay Liberty Grove 2323 Mill Rd. | Sister Bay | 920-854-2721 Sturgeon Bay 107 S. Fourth Ave. | 920-743-6578 Washington Island Main & Lakeview Roads | 920-847-2323
visitorsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; information centers Baileys Harbor 2932 Hwy. F & Hwy. 57 | 920-839-2366 Egg Harbor 4666 Orchard Rd. | 920-868-3717 Ephraim Summer: 10049 Water St.; Winter: 10329 Hwy 42 | 920-854-4989 Door County Visitor Center 1015 Green Bay Rd., Sturgeon Bay | 920-743-4456 Fish Creek 4097 Main St. | 920-868-2316 | 1-800-577-1880 Jacksonport 6275 Hwy. 57 | 920-823-2288 Sister Bay 2380 Gateway Dr. | 920-854-2812 Sturgeon Bay 36 S. Third Ave. | 920-743-6246 | 1-800-301-6695 Washington Island 2206 W. Harbor Rd. | 920-847-2179
financial institutions/atms Associated Bank Sturgeon Bay: 57 N. Third Ave. | 920-743-6521 1332 Egg Harbor Rd. | 920-746-0624 Sister Bay: 10440 Townline Rd. | 920-854-2339 Baylake Bank Sturgeon Bay: Main - 217 N. Fourth Ave. | 920-743-5551 34 W. Maple St. | 920-746-3980 Brussels: 1364 Cty. DK | 920-825-7022 Egg Harbor: 7842 Hwy. 42 | 920-868-3871 Ellison Bay: 12046 Hwy. 42 | 920-854-2814 Fish Creek: 9405 Hwy. 42 | 920-868-3323 Sister Bay: 2438 S. Bay Shore Dr. | 920-854-2326
Washington Island: 1131 Main Rd. | 920-847-2557 Citizens Bank Sturgeon Bay: 1426 Egg Harbor Rd. | 920-746-7666 North Shore Bank Sister Bay: 2614 S. Bay Shore Dr. | 920-854-2381 Sturgeon Bay: 209 Green Bay Rd. | 920-743-6978 225 N. Fifth Ave. | 920-743-3391 Bank Mutual Sturgeon Bay: 1227 Egg Harbor Rd. | 920-743-8206 Pioneer Credit Union Sturgeon Bay: 665 N. 12th Ave. | 920-743-8271
information for mariners U.S. Coast Guard (920) 743-3366 (emergency); 743-3367 (non-emergency) 170
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Free Glass of House Wine with this coupon
Limit one coupon per person. ExpirEs 10/20/12 6332 Hwy 57, Jacksonport, 920.823.2408
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10% OFF
a purchase of $35 or more in the cafĂŠ Limit one coupon per person per visit. ExpirEs 10/28/12 4020 Hwy 42, Fish Creek, WI 920.868.2999 www.juliesmotel.com Your Key to the Door 2012
BOGO free - Appetizers
Valid Tuesday-Thursday, 11am - 4pm
free
Souvenir Glass with purchase of a beer
7643 Hillside Road | Egg Harbor 920.868.5162 or 920.868.3205
Limit one coupon per person. ExpirEs 10/31/12 43 S. Madison Avenue, Sturgeon Bay 920-743-2300 | www.sonnyspizzeria.com
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Our famous Hot Bacon Dressing
1/2 PRICE
AvAilAble by the jAr. Cherry or originAl.
Limit one coupon per person per visit. ExpirEs 12/31/12
3713 Hwy. 42, Fish Creek 920.868.3076 | www.TheEnglishInn.com
APPETIZER WITH MEAL 3662 N. Duluth Ave., Sturgeon Bay 920-743-3690
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The Official Door County SmartPhone App
free sundae with any dinner after 5pm
Available as a Free Download from iTunes and Google Play!
Limit one coupon per person per visit. ExpirEs 10/31/12 Second Story Restaurant, at the Ephraim Shores Hotel, in the heart of Ephraim, 10018 Water St. (Hwy. 42)
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indexofadvertisers Ads are indicated by the bold page numbers. Arts American folklore theatre Fish Creek 33 AMO Gallery & Framery Sturgeon Bay 26 31 Birch Creek Music Performance Center Egg Harbor 28 30 35 Bjorklunden Baileys Harbor 28 30 The Clearing Folk School Ellison Bay 28 30 Cottage Row Framing & Gallery Fish Creek 26 Door Community Auditorium Fish Creek 28 31 33 Door Shakespeare Baileys Harbor 33 Dovetail Gallery & Studio Egg Harbor 25 25 Edgewood Orchard Galleries Fish Creek 1 26 Francis Hardy Center for the Arts Ephraim 23 George Burr Gallery Ephraim 25 28 95 Guenzel Gallery Fish Creek 23 Kathy Glasnap Gallery Fish Creek 26 27 Len Villano Photography Door County 25 26 Link Gallery Fish Creek 23 Melzer Gallery Egg Harbor 23 Midsummerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Music Festival Door County 28 30 35 Miller Art Museum Sturgeon Bay 24 Peninsula Music Festival Ephraim 35 Peninsula Players Theatre Fish Creek 29 30 33
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PKJ Designs & Michael Beaster Ephraim 25 27 Third avenue playhouse Sturgeon Bay 35 Trueblood Performing arts center Washington Island 35 Unitarian Universalist Gallery Sister Bay 24 168
The Sawyer House B&B Sturgeon Bay 37 41 95 Scandinavian Lodge Sister Bay 42 43 The Shallows Resort Egg Harbor 38 42 Waterbury Inn Ephraim 41 45 Westwood Shores Sturgeon Bay 42 43 44
washington island music festival Washington Island 35
recreation & attractions
Washington Island Players Washington Island 35
Algoma Chamber of Commerce Algoma 49 51
Lodging Alpine Resort Egg Harbor 36 44 AmericInn Sturgeon Bay 44 AppleCreek ResortMotel & Suites Fish Creek 36 41 44 Baileys Harbor Yacht Club Baileys Harbor 38 42 Bay Shore Inn Sturgeon Bay 40 42 44 beach harbor Resort Sturgeon Bay 59 Birchwood Lodge Sister Bay 37 45 Edgewater resort Ephraim 38 41 Ephraim Shores Motel & Restaurant Ephraim 36 41 Harbor Guest House Fish Creek 37 41 Kewaunee Inn Kewaunee 36 37 44 Landmark Resort Egg Harbor 38 39 Little Sweden Fish Creek 41 44 45 Newport Resort Egg Harbor 36 38 44 Parkwood Lodge Fish Creek 36 43 44 The Rushes Baileys Harbor 38 43
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Alpine Golf Course Egg Harbor 58 Corner of the Past and the Old Anderson House Museum Sister Bay 62 Door County Boat Rental Sturgeon Bay 52 59 131 Door County Distillery Carlsville 83 Door County Historical Museum Sturgeon Bay 61 Door County Maritime Museum Sturgeon Bay 52 52 60 Door County Trolley Fish Creek 52 55 Door Peninsula Winery Carlsville 83 Egg Harbor Visitor Center Egg Harbor 49 53 Ephraim Village Museums Ephraim 62 The Farm Sturgeon Bay 62 Fish Creek Campgrounds Fish Creek 56 Fish Creek Scenic Boat Tours Fish creek 52 58 harbour Village RV Resort & Waterpark Carlsville 83
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Free Glass of House Wine with this coupon
Limit one coupon per person. ExpirEs 10/20/12 6332 Hwy 57, Jacksonport, 920.823.2408
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Buy one lunch or dinner meal, and
receive a complementary dessert Limit one coupon per person. ExpirEs 5/1/2013 229 Louisiana Street, Sturgeon Bay 920.818.0558 | www.kimzgalleycafe.com Your Key to the Door 2012
1.00 OFF
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any beverage with any authentic Mexican dinner Limit one coupon per person. ExpirEs OctObEr 2012
fish creek / 920.868.3634 cookeryfishcreek.com Your Key to the Door 2012
10425 Water St., between Ephraim & Sister Bay 920.854.2131 | thesummerkitchen.com
10% of your Lunch Bill.
Valid Wednesday only. 2012 summer.
Gift Certificates Available 3713 Hwy. 42, Fish Creek 920.868.3076 | www.TheEnglishInn.com
7643 Hillside Road | Egg Harbor 920.868.5162 or 920.868.3205
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1/2 pound of flavored cheddar cheese
free pitcher of soda
One coupon per person per purchase. ExpirEs 12/31/12
Limit one coupon per person per visit. ExpirEs 10/31/12
2189 Co. Trunk DK, Sturgeon Bay, 920.825.7272 248 Cty. S, Algoma, 920.748.6628, 920.487.2825
OPEN DAILY - HWY 42 & Beach Rd., Sister Bay 920.854.9693 www.doorcountyicecream.com
with any purchase of $30 or more
with any large pizza purchase
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indexofadvertisers Ads are indicated by the bold page numbers. Historic Noble House Fish Creek 61
The Bistro Bar & Grille Egg Harbor 91 136 162
Joe Jo’s Pizza Ephraim 164
The Historic Village at The Crossroads at Big Creek Sturgeon Bay 62
Brussels Countryside Diner Brussels 162
John Martin’s Restaurant Sturgeon bay 70 124
CaffÉ Tlazo Algoma 51
Julie’s Park Café & Motel Fish Creek 66 69 143 164
Idlewild Golf Course Sturgeon Bay 58 Jackson Harbor Maritime Museum Washington Island 61
Carrington Pub & Grill Egg Harbor 64 71 133 134 135 162
Jacobsen Museum Washington Island, 61
The Cookery Fish Creek 63 65 138 139 162
Maritime Museum at Gills Rock Gills Rock 61
Cool harbor restaurant Algoma 51
NorthBrook Country Club Luxemburg 58
Coyote Roadhouse Baileys Harbor 63 67 156 157 162
Lautenbach Orchard Country Winery & Market Fish Creek 55 58
Door County Coffee & Tea Carlsville 64 83 132 164
Parallel 44 Vineyard & Winery Kewaunee 55 58 Quietwoods South Camping Resort Brussels 56 Stonehedge Golf Egg Harbor 49 Stone’s Throw Winery Baileys Harbor 56 59 Sturgeon Bay Visitor Center Sturgeon Bay 49 50 Village of Sister Bay Sister Bay 50 57 Von Stiehl Winery Algoma 3 56 95 Wisconsin Maritime Museum Manitowoc 50 50 Washington Island Farm Museum Washington Island 62 Restaurants Algoma Pizza Bowl Algoma 51 Bob & Sue’s 5th quarter sports bar Algoma 51
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Door County Ice Cream Factory & Sandwich Shoppe Sister Bay 66 69 152 162 Donny’s Glidden Lodge Restaurant Sturgeon Bay 69 70 120 121 122 162 The Draft Haus Sturgeon Bay 63 70 123 164 The Edge of Town Brussels 64 119 The English Inn Fish Creek 66 67 140 141 142 164 Galileo’s Italian Food Egg Harbor 64 91 137 Gibraltar Grill Fish Creek 66 Greenwood Supper Club Fish Creek 66 164 Harbor Fish Market & Grille Baileys Harbor 63 64 158 164 The Hof Restaurant Egg Harbor 64 162 Hotel stebbins Algoma 51 The Inn at Kristofer’s Sister Bay 69 70 153 JJ’s La Puerta Restaurant Sister Bay 65 70
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Kewaunee Inn Kewaunee 36 67 164 Kimz Galley Café Sturgeon Bay 69 71 125 166 Mike’s Port Pub Jacksonport 67 159 The Nightingale Supper Club Sturgeon Bay 66 71 126 127 166 Northern Grille Sister Bay 63 70 Pizza Primo at Sister Bay Mobil Sister Bay 67 154 red pub & Grill Algoma 51 Roadhouse of Downtown Carlsville Carlsville 83 S & K Food & Spirits Algoma 51 Second Story Restaurant Ephraim 64 65 148 149 166 Sister Bay Bowl Sister Bay 70 Square Rigger Galley Jacksonport 67 69 160 161 166 Squawkers at Sister Bay Mobil Sister Bay 155 Stadium diner Algoma 51 Steelhead saloon Algoma 51 Sub Express at Sister Bay Mobil Sister Bay 67 70 154 155 166 SUBWAY Algoma 51 The Summer Kitchen Ephraim 65 69 150 151 166
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10% of your Lunch Bill. Valid Tuesday only. 2012 summer.
free regular fountain soda with sandwich purchase
Limit one coupon per person per visit. ExpirEs 10/31/12 OPEN DAILY - HWY 42 & Beach Rd., Sister Bay 920.854.9693 www.doorcountyicecream.com
7643 Hillside Road | Egg Harbor 920.868.5162 or 920.868.3205
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free sundae
Sister Bay Mobil
with any dinner after 5pm Limit one coupon per person per visit. ExpirEs 10/31/12
Second Story Restaurant, at the Ephraim Shores Hotel, in the heart of Ephraim, 10018 Water St. (Hwy. 42)
Hwy. 42, Sister Bay
Located in front of the new Shopko (formerly Pamida) 920-854-6700
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Buy two Personal Pizzas, and receive a
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third Personal Pizza at no charge
on any beverage with cup of soup and homemade pie from 3 p.m.-5 p.m.
Limit one coupon per person. ExpirEs 5/1/2013
One coupon per person. ExpirEs OctObEr 2012
229 Louisiana Street, Sturgeon Bay 920.818.0558 | www.kimzgalleycafe.com
10425 Water St., between Ephraim & Sister Bay 920.854.2131 | thesummerkitchen.com
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1.00 OFF
$
Beef or Chicken Wellington
famous for our whitefish chowder!
Limit one coupon per person per visit. 3713 Hwy. 42, Fish Creek 920.868.3076 | www.TheEnglishInn.com
fish creek / 920.868.3634 cookeryfishcreek.com
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indexofadvertisers Ads are indicated by the bold page numbers. Top Of The Hill Shops Fish Creek 66 88 89
Fish Creek Basketry Fish Creek 88
Pure Joy Baby Fish Creek 88
Van’s Bar & Grill Sturgeon Bay 71 130
Fish Creek Kite Co. Fish Creek 79 84
Waterfront Mary’s Bar and Grill 59 71 71 131 166
Funky Zebra Fish Creek 88
Renard’s Cheese Algoma, Sturgeon Bay 94 94 129
Waterfront Restaurant Sister Bay 65 70 White Gull Inn Fish Creek 64 67 144 145 146 166
Hat Head Fish Creek 79 Hide Side Boutique Fish Creek 11 82 Hide Side Corner Store Fish Creek 11 82 85
Shopping
it’s a new season Fish Creek 89
Aude Jewelers Luxemburg 75 93
Jorns Sugar Bush Egg Harbor 82 93
Anderson House Shop & Gallery Ephraim 76 78
Kitty Korner of Door County Juddville 84 86
Bea’s Ho-Made Products, LTD Gills Rock 75 94
Liberty Square Shops Egg Harbor 66 76
Blue Dolphin House & DBH Studio Ephraim 79 87 Candleworks of Door County Carlsville INSIDE BACK COVER 75 Carlsville Business Association Carlsville 75 83 Cinnamon Windmill Egg Harbor 76 87 Christine’s Casuals & Classics Egg Harbor 76 78 Connie Glowack Gallery Fish Creek 88 Door County Coffee & Tea Carlsville 75 83 90 Door County General Store Sturgeon Bay 78 Door Country Gifts Sturgeon Bay 78 86 Door County Interiors & Design Egg Harbor 76 82 Door County Olive Oil Company Sturgeon Bay 128 Eco Door Fish Creek 88
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Madison Avenue Wine Shop Sturgeon Bay 94 128 The Main Course Fish Creek 88 The Magic Jacket Fish Creek 88 Main Street Shops Egg Harbor 78 93 Matthew House Thrift Shop Egg Harbor 78 82 McKeefry & Yeomans LLP Ephraim 76 79 Nan & Jerry’s Fish Creek 78 82 Northcote Clock & Stein Shop Baileys Harbor 82 95 Oilerie Fish Creek Fish Creek INSIDE FRONT COVER & BACK COVER 84 On Deck Clothing Company Sturgeon Bay, Fish Creek and Uptown Sister Bay 7 77 84 86 Paper Work Plus Sister Bay 95 Pet Expressions/Door County General Store Carlsville 79 83 94 Piggly Wiggly Sister Bay 94
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Seaquist Orchards Farm Market Sister Bay 81 84 Schopfs Dairy View Country Store Carlsville 83 Spin of Door County Sturgeon Bay81 86 Take A Peak Fish Creek 88 Tannenbaum Holiday Shop Sister Bay 84 86 Top Of the Hill Shops Fish Creek 84 85 86 88 89 Trendy Tails Fish Creek 88 Tina Marie’s Boutique Algoma 90 90 T. Simon Jewelers Sturgeon Bay 81 86 Uncle Tom’s Newport School Candies Ellison Bay 78 Wienke’s Market Algoma 86 93 what next Fish Creek, Baileys Harbor 88 89 Business & Services Aurora Nor-Door Clinic Sister Bay 102 102 Door County Advocate Sturgeon Bay 102 Door County Publishing Sturgeon Bay 102 Fish Creek BP & Car Wash Fish Creek 103 Ministry Door County Medical Center Sturgeon Bay 102 103 Premier Properties of Door County, Inc. Ephraim 101 Scandia Village Good Samaritan Sister Bay 101 102
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