How is Fall different from the other seasons? Except for the first few busy weekends of fall, for one thing, our entry bell rings less often. That is, unless Fall breezes blow and catch it, announcing the coming of no one, except perhaps a ghost (who might know now we have a bit of more … continue reading
“Celebrate Water” is the theme of galleries, theaters, schools, and music all over Door County this year. The idea came to my friend Anne Egan when her son, Dan Egan, wrote his acclaimed book “The Life and Death of the Great Lakes”. She has spearheaded this idea, and through the Community Foundation of Door County, … continue reading
Back by popular demand! On the back porch of a house in Chicago we’re pulled into Proof, a four character play by David Auburn that is in turns about mathematics and the difficult equations of family and relationships, about discoveries that are both scientific and human. The play unfolds like a mystery, a detective story, while … continue reading
At our season’s opening reception last weekend, Door County Poet Rolf Olson reads one of his pieces on the theme “The Colors of Water” Rolf’s words combined with Margaret’s water-inspired abstract paintings give life and breath to the waters in and around Door County. Thank you , Rolf, for the beauty and power of your … continue reading
“I want my paintings to haunt you, so that you carry them away with you.” Any internet search of May Stevens will inevitably turn up these words: activist, feminist, political. And, while it is true that these words describe important personal and artistic focal points that exist across her body of work, what May Stevens … continue reading
