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Fish Creek
Tent Back for Fish Creek Winter Festival - Jan 6, 2010 - 5:42:14 PM
"GIBBY" the Whitefish Rescues Winter Festival Tent in
Shallows of Horseshoe Island.
THE TENT IS BACK FOR 2010!
Fish Creek's 23rd annual Winter Festival brings the tent back for 2010.
The weekend of fun activities, February 5th, 6th and 7th, will be held in a large, outdoor, heated tent in Clark Park on the shores of the Fish Creek harbor.
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Fish Creek
Kites over the Bay add Festive Flair to Fish Creek Winter Games - Jan 5, 2010 - 1:03:44 PM
Kites over the Bay is an annual event that takes place during the Fish Creek Winter Festival. You can't miss the colorful splash in the sky right off the beach along the waterfront of this charming village
For the 6th year in a row, internationally and nationally renowned kite fliers, makers and designers will fill the skies over Fish Creek with kites of all shapes and sizes for Kites Over the Bay.
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Jacksonport
Jacksonport Polar Bear Club Holds Annual Meeting - Jan 2, 2010 - 11:14:46 PM
A fast-growing annual "festival" of Door County happened again on January 1. That's right, it was the ever-popular Polar "Swim", the annual meeting of the Jacksonport Polar Bear Club. In fact, it's the only meeting this illustrious group ever conducts.
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Fish Creek
Fish Creek Winter Festival - Jan 2, 2010 - 8:00:22 AM
23nd ANNUAL FISH CREEK WINTER FESTIVAL
(FORMERLY FISH CREEK WINTER GAMES)
2/5 - 2/7/10
Throughout the Village, Fish Creek
This is a major Door County festival.
Celebrating winter's wonderland, Fish Creek will host a weekend of fun and frivolity February 5 - 7, 2010. Winter Fest activities throughout the village will feature something to delight every age.
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Egg Harbor
Breakfast With Santa at Landmark Resort a Highlight of Egg Harbor's Holly Days - Dec 21, 2009 - 1:00:00 PM
Children and their families descend upon the Landmark Resort every year on the day after Thanksgiving to spend some time with Santa Claus and to enjoy a delicious breakfast buffet along with this famous guy. The event is a tradition that highlights
Egg
Harbor's Holly Days, which includes a tree lighting in
Harbor
View
Park late Friday afternoon. Holly Days festivities continue in downtown Egg Harbor on Saturday with horse-drawn wagon rides and visiting time with Santa at the Main Street Shops, among other activities for kids and families.
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Door County Travelers Journal to Publish Children's Writing - Oct 20, 2009 - 7:19:06 PM

Publish your adventure stories and photos here!
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This publication is now accepting written pieces and photos by kids!
Children who live in or have visited Door County know what they like here. They've done it. So why not share their experiences with the world?
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Kids Edition
Living in the Lighthouse on Rock Island - Oct 12, 2009 - 1:18:21 PM

Nick and his family lived here in the lighthouse for a whole week!
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Hi, my name is Nick. My family and I stayed in the Potawatomie Lighthouse on Rock Island this summer. This is what it was like.
First we took the car ferry to Washington Island. One thing you should know about Washington Island is that everyone waves at you. Next we took another smaller ferry over to Rock Island. Once we got to the island we loaded our gear onto the DNR's four wheeler and rode to the lighthouse along a small dirt path. This was a highlight of the trip!
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Kids Edition
Kids Love Egg Harbor Pumpkin Patch Festival - Sep 29, 2009 - 8:00:00 AM
Egg
Harbor's Annual Pumpkin Patch Festival is one of the best events in
Door
County for kids. It's held the first weekend of each October in downtown
Egg
Harbor. Going strong now for about two decades, Pumpkin Patch seems to have become synonymous with colorful fall fun on the
Peninsula. People come from all over the
Midwest and beyond, year after year, to soak in the feeling this busy event imbues. They eat, play, relax, and depart with cheer. Children are major participants in this festival.
Kids truly love Pumpkin Patch Festival, plain and simple. Why?
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