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2019 Visitors Guide
Algoma Area Chamber of Commerce
1226 Lake Street, Algoma, WI 54201
920.487.2041 • email: info@algomachamber.org
www.algoma.org
Leave the noise and distractions of everyday demands
behind you and retreat and play in the absolute best place
for charter fishing.
Our luxury accommodations are located on the Ahnapee
River, beautifully nestled on the banks of Lake Michigan.
Where memories are unlimited and the fishing is truly
fabulous.
Fishing and lodging packages starting at $239 per person
Condos open year-round
Call 1-800-487-0022
www.rvcharters.net www.riversedgecondos.net
284 2nd Street
Algoma, Wisconsin
The
Lighthouse
First
Algoma Lighthouse
Originally known as Wolf River, Algoma was
settled by English and Irish pioneers in 1851. Dubbed
An-Ne-Pe, meaning “land of the great gray wolf” by
the Pottawatomie Indians, the village eventually
became known as Ahnapee. This lakeshore town
was one of the lone villages to survive the Great
surmounted by a black, hexagonal iron lantern
with a red lens that illuminated toward the lake.
The upper part was enclosed for a watch room.
In 1907 the deteriorating wooden beacon was
demolished and by 1908 it was replaced by a red,
In August of 2014, the Algoma Pierhead
Lighthouse received a fresh coat of red paint along
with interior/exterior concrete work, foundation
replacement, glass window replacement and
catwalk board replacement and painting.
Get Hooked!
Algoma offers year-round fishing action
cast iron cylindrical tower. Constructed of 5/16” Now pending a listing on the National By Kevin Naze
Peshtigo Fire of 1871 and in 1879 was renamed steel plates the tower was eight feet in diameter Register of Historic Places, the Algoma Pierhead
Algoma, another Algonquin word meaning “where at the base and tapered to seven feet in diameter Lighthouse stands at the ready to keep our
waters meet.” By this time, Algoma’s fishing fleet beneath the gallery. It stood twenty-six feet high mariners safe and greet you as you visit Friendly
was the largest on Lake Michigan and the city’s ties to the top of the ventilator ball and was capped Algoma. Learn more: algomachamber.org
with the water were irrevocably made. by a decagonal cast iron lantern room. Twice You just mowed down a fresh-baked sweet roll or at night under the light of a bright moon). Bass, bluegill, crappie, yellow perch, trout and
daily, the light was operated manually and by and are sipping a hot cup of coffee, wondering Algoma offers the potential for once-in-a-lifetime muskies are among the species available. On those
Due to the growth of the commercial fishing how can life get any better than this. Suddenly, catches, with nearly a dozen past or present state rare days that the wind is blowing too strong from
1910, the first fog signal was established. Several
industry, the harbor was enlarged and consequently the first mate hollers, “Fish, fish, fish, FISH!” record fish landed here. Two of the marks still the east to get out on Lake Michigan in a smaller
individual keepers came and went over the years. boat, you can trailer over to Dyckesville where
there became the need for an Aid to Navigation Welcome to Algoma, Lake Michigan’s charter stand, including Wisconsin’s biggest rainbow, a
In 1939 the United States Coast Guard officially walleye fishing is world-class, and there are some
(ATON) at the harbor entrance. When pleas to the fishing leader and Wisconsin’s No. 1 producer 42-inch giant that weighed 27.11 pounds!
took over operations of all U.S. lighthouses. of Chinook salmon (kings) and rainbow trout bonus bass, perch, pike and muskies, too.
Federal Government for the erection of the ATON
It was determined that the beacon should (steelhead). A family-friendly vacation spot, Algoma
fell on deaf ears, local maritime interests took matters Dozens of charter fishing operations call
be raised for greater visibility so in 1932, a also rocks for romantic getaways and girlfriend Algoma home spring through fall, and inland
into their own hands and established post lights at the Once known as “The Coho Capital of the retreats.
cylindrical steel base was brought in from and bay guides are available all year. Visit
outer ends of the piers. In 1890, city authorities felt Midwest,” Algoma anglers long ago switched
Muskegon and installed on the pier. The 1908 www.algomachamber.org for a list of member
that the quantity of commerce at the harbor now gears to focus on kings and steelies, the favorites Those who prefer sightseeing and shopping can
businesses and check out the Algoma, Wisc.
tower was secured on the top of the cylinder of most Great Lakes anglers. check out antique shops, art galleries, boutiques,
merited a “regularly established and maintained Fishing page on Facebook for reports and photos.
increasing its focal plane to well over 40 feet. A a century-old winery, coffee bars and a brewery,
light.” Congress approved a request for $2,500 by the Chinooks are king of the lake’s world-class Make 2019 your year to get Hooked on Algoma!
new diaphone fog signal was added which greenhouses, farm and flea markets and historic
Lighthouse Board for the construction of a pierhead operated by remote control. With automation sport fishery. Their sizzling runs are unparalleled, churches and farms. There’s a half-mile boardwalk
tower and post light on Algoma’s northern pier. of the lighthouse taking place in 1976. and their colorful flesh is amazing no matter how
on Crescent Beach that’s handicapped accessible
you cook it. Steelies, meanwhile, typically put on
In 1893, the first tower and oil-operated light at both ends, and even lit at night. Play by day, or
an unparalleled aerial show, and are delicious, too.
scour the sand and rocks for sea glass or beaches
was established on the north pierhead. It was a
The Algoma area has been No. 1 in the king and parks for unique painted rocks, part of the
square, pyramidal wooden tower painted white, Algoma Rocks! movement on Facebook.
salmon catch for 22 years in a row, and for
steelhead, 16 straight.
If you’re a photographer, sunrises from the lake
Welcome to Algoma!
Algoma Visitor Information Center located on
Contents Booking a charter is the fastest way to learn all
the latest techniques for catching fish, but plenty
of anglers trailer their own rigs over to get in on
the bonanza. If you’d rather stay on shore, there
or beach are hard to beat, and Algoma’s cherry-
red lighthouse is an iconic spot. There is abundant
wildlife and colorful barns off rural roads, and
ducks, geese, pelicans, gulls and other birds along
Hwy 42 (Lake St.) overlooking Lake Michigan
5 Fishing are pier and riverbank opportunities much of the the scenic lakeshore. Come winter, there are off-
is open mid-May through Mid-October 9-5 12 Lodging year as well. season lodging rates and packages that are perfect
for a relaxing getaway. The money saved per night
daily, 9-4 weekends; off season Monday & Choose your favorite fish, or fishing style.
Friday 9-4, Saturday 9-1. Visit us online 17 Area Attractions In March and April, steelhead are on spawning will more than pay for your gas for short trips to
algoma.org or 920-487-23041 runs in the tributaries while brown trout are nearby Lambeau Field (about 35 minutes), Door
22 Algoma City Map cruising shallow water on Lake Michigan. There’s County (Sturgeon Bay is just 16 miles north) or a
tour of some of the area’s wineries, cheese-making
27 Event Calendar wading, stream bank, pier, shore and small boat
opportunities happening all at the same time. operations or a business known for its cherry
juice, chocolate-covered cherries, healthy snack
35 Dining Come September, browns and chinook salmon
move in, followed by another wave of browns and mixes and protein drinks that help fuel Wisconsin
38 Shopping then coho salmon in October. After that, waves of Badger athletes.
browns and steelhead move into the river, where
If you want to fish the cold-air months, bring
44 Business Industry many stay all winter.
a shelter or hire a guide with a heated shack. In
49 Membership Directory May through August is the most popular time
for most big-lake trollers, and pier fishermen
addition to trout available through the ice on the
river, there’s whitefish, walleye, pike and perch
Copyright 2017 Josh Kohanek. Courtesy of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. occasionally get in on the action when conditions fishing a short drive away. Inland, there are several
Cover Photo: James Brey are right (cool, off-color water, nice lakes nearby.
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HAASCH GUIDE SERVICE
Lake Michigan’s Best Sppt Fishing
325 NAVARINO STREET, ALGOMA, WI 54201
715-781-4135 www.captainks.net
on the ahnapee river, downtown algoma
docks, campsites & storage, daily or full season
Captain Lee Haasch
Email: gm@captainks.net Multiple Boats fp LLge Grrps
1-888-966-3474
www.FishAlgoma.com
Algoma is for
dog Lovers! Algoma Area Lodging with
pet friendly amenities
Ahnapee River Trails Campground
920-487-5777
Must be leashed and cleaned up after.
Algoma Beach Motel
(888)-254-6621
Designated dog rooms available for extra
charge.
Hotel Stebbins
(920) 487-5521
Dogs allowed, prior approval needed.
Pet fee applies.
River Hills Motel
• Leashed dogs on Beach October-March – Walk along the shoreline and play in the sand. (920) 487-3451
• Leashed dogs allowed year round on Boardwalk – Stroll Crescent Beach with your pooch by your side. Four dog friendly rooms.
• DeMeuse Dog Park – Midsized, fully fenced off-leash park set alongside the Algoma Boat Club and Ahnapee Scenic Shore Inn
River. Open year-round dawn to 11PM. Waste bags and toys provided. (920) 487-3214
• Ahnapee Trail - A favorite pet-walking venue. Dogs, horses, llamas….Owners are responsible for waste clean-up
Select rooms for those who are traveling
with quiet, well-mannered pets. Special
and disposal. pet walking area located behind the hotel.
• Thursday Concerts in the Park – Park your chair and your pup down by the Marina for the free concert series
The Haven
July-August (920) 333-1845
• Riverwalk – Walk from the City Marina along the Ahnapee River Loft style lodging, pet fee applies.
• Outdoor seating at Ahnapee Brewery, von Stiehl Winery, Skaliwags Algoma Victorian Stay
• North Water Bakery and Deli – Outdoor seating, ice cream window on summer evenings (920) 644-3244
• Waterfowl and Pheasant Hunting, C. D. Besadny Fish and Wildlife Area, Kewaunee County – 2,632 acres.
Timber Trail Campground
Seasons range September through December, please check www.dnr.wi.gov for more information. (920) 487-3707
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BIG WATER
Hakuna Matata Captain Don Linse
Charters LLC
(920) 487-3451 (800) 236-3451
Captain Byron R. Broerman
715-451-1697 • Smoked Fish
• Fresh Fish
• Cheese & Sausage
• Fish Spread
The Family Friendly Charter • Seafood
• Custom Processing
• Pickled Fish
• Door County
& Smoking Cherries
Voted BEST Fishing Charter
in Kewaunee County www.bigwatercharters.net
Lake Michigan Salmon & Trout Fishing
36’ Hakuna Matata III We fish seven days a week.
Lodging packages available.
820 N. Water Street Algoma, WI 54201
captaindon@bigwatercharters.net
July 30
Algoma Muster
Watch Vintage Tall
ships Muster ARound
Crescent Beach. Ships
will Not be docking.
www.hakunamatatafishing.com algoma.org/tallships
Lake Michigan’s #1 Salmon Port - Algoma
*All equipment furnished. USCG & DNR Licensed.
*Charter packages available for any size group.
*Half day and Full day charters.
*King Salmon Deluxe 10 hr. Package
*Trophy Steelhead $235.00 Ea. (6 person)
*Brown Trout •
•
Two 5 hour charters
One night lodging at Beach Front Hotel (2 rooms)
*Lunker Lake Trout •
•
All license and trout stamps (2-day only)
Continental breakfast aboard
• Proper care and icing of your catch aboard
• A deposit of $300.00 is required
• The cost for four persons is
• 335 each (5 persons 275 each)
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A SCENIC SHORTCUT TO THE PENINSULA AWAITS!
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Leave I-43 behind and meander in the countryside using exit 157 to County V East. Follow the Algoma
signs through Francis Creek and the charming village of Mishicot, then on to Highway 42 and the
Lakeshore. As you head north on Highway 42, you will travel the scenic shoreline of Lake Michigan
through Kewaunee and Algoma all the way to the Peninsula. Save time and breathe easier.
MISHICOT: A RIVER TOWN WITH HISTORY
Mishicot began as a sawmill town and pioneer farming center in the 1800s. Learn more
at the Mishicot Historical Museum and Research Center. Fox Hills Resort is a staple of
Mishicot, offering 45 holes of golf on one of the largest courses in the state, including a 42
championship eighteen.
The Twin Rivers Water Trail promotes the development and safe use of a water trail for human powered watercraft
along the East and West Twin Rivers and spotlights the rich natural habitat and cultural history in and around the rivers.
Visit the Village Park, located in the heart of Mishicot, and try your hand at baseball or softball, and even
skateboarding. Or just enjoy a leisurely stroll along the Riverwalk. Biking, skiing, fishing, hunting and snowmobiling
are other opportunities that are available in season. Lastly, try hiking on the Ice Age National Scenic Trail, which
passes through the village and surrounding area.
KEWAUNEE: NEW HARBOR AND INNOVATION
The Marquette Historical District, a distinctive residential neighborhood of fine
Kewaunee
homes located within the heart of Kewaunee, will greet you upon entrance
to the city. Take a self-guided walking tour of the 43 homes built in this 42
National Register of Historic Places.
. .
Kewaunee Harbor Park, offers visitors a newly renovated seawall and boardwalk, creating a walking path from
the historical Kewaunee Lighthouse to the Ahnapee State Trail. Along the seawall is the Tug Ludington, one of only
five ships still afloat that participated in the D-Day invasion at Normandy Beach. Across the street look for the
Grandfather Clock and the Fire Museum.
TACKLE CONSIGNMENT CUSTOM LURES The Kewaunee Pierhead Lighthouse is a beloved community icon and a reminder of the local maritime history
shared by the early settlers, shipper-merchants, and recreational enthusiasts of today. Still serving as a functional
lighthouse, Kewaunee received ownership from the National Park Service in 2011.
ALGOMA: CRESCENT BEACH AND CHARM
also CHARTER FISHING TRIPS When you arrive in Algoma, for it is hard to miss the gorgeous ½ mile Crescent Beach and Boardwalk. Take advantage
of the view at one of the many picnic tables and benches that overlook the azure blue waters.
offering GUIDED ICE FISHING TRIPS
Algoma's downtown is dotted with shops, galleries, and eateries all within walking distance. Take the River Walk
to stroll the Ahnapee River and watch the charter boats and kayaks come in and out of harbor. The Ahnapee State
Trail trailhead is only a few blocks west on Navarino Street.
In 2007 ten historic downtown buildings were painted with murals reflecting Algoma's advertising, culture and
Shop Online at:
business past. Pick up the Historic Algoma Walking Tour brochure for a self-guided tour of buildings and murals.
Originally a square white wooden tower structure built in 1893, the iconic red lighthouse was established in 1908.
Individual light keepers worked until it was automated in 1973. Sunrise to sunset, the Algoma Pierhead
Lighthouse provides spectacular photo opportunities.
www.hookeduptackleshop.com
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AHNAPEE RIVER TRAILS CAMPGROUND
E6053 West Wilson Road Algoma, WI 54201 920-487-5777
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and Boardwalk Relax and recharge at one of Algoma’s B&Bs, Picnic Tables • Fire Rings • Firewood • Ice • Horseshoes How to get to us!
Algoma’s Crescent Beach and Boardwalk accessible boardwalk hotels, motels or condos, many with a view of Volleyball • Playground • Video Games • 65 Large Sites From Jct. Hwy. 42 & 54:
along the lakeshore is the perfect place to made from recycled
majestic Lake Michigan or the Ahnapee River. Ahnapee Trail for Jogging, Biking & Hiking Go 3.6 mi. north on Hwy. 42, then
beat the heat and humidity of your inland plastic making it
1 mi. west on Washington Rd.,
neighbors. Whether you pack your own lunch the perfect spot to
If getting back to nature is more your style our Camp Store with limited groceries • Coin Laundry
many campgrounds offer amenities for every then 1 mi. south on
or visit one of the many area restaurants for a soak up some sun or Canoe & Kayak Rentals • Seasonal Sites County Trunk “M” to Wilson Rd.,
takeout meal or a scoop of ice cream, you will shade while enjoying camper’s needs.
turn east to Campground.
have the best view in the area at one of the the sound of the Whether it’s a one night stay, a weekend
many picnic tables and benches that overlook waves. After, relax and get-away or an extended vacation… Algoma
the azure blue waters of the lake. There enjoy a good book,
ok, a walk offers up plenty of options in a price range
are numerous benches lining its wheelchair- along the soft sand looking for
that will make you smile! Romantic getaways,
treasures or just watching the family make girlfriend retreats and guys gone fishing are
sand castles and splash in the water.
all popular themes when you talk with the
One, Two or Three Beds
Two sand volleyball areas are available and business owners and tourists in the area on
just to the south of those is a kayak tie down
Air conditioning - Fridges - Microwaves
any given day.
area which can be rented via the Algoma
Youth Club. For your convenience there is See the map/lodging list
a new changing room available at the north or visit algomachamber.org.
end of the beach, and public restrooms in Boat trailer parking - Picnic Areas
the visitor center on the south end.
Freezers for fish
Thursdays and weekends in summer are
filled with outdoor music, so grab your 8 Boat Slips for Daily Rental
sunglasses and head out for a variety of great
acts around town. Whether you overlook the
lake or the Ahnapee River there will surely be
Photo: Kendrea Bulgrin, James May Gallery
a beat that soothes your soul.
TIMBER TRAIL CAMPGROUND, LLC
On the Ahnapee Trail. Kayak, Canoe, and Boat Rental with access to the Ahnapee River
20-30-50 amp electric
Tent, Travel Trailer, RV and Pull Thru Sites
E R I V E R T R A I L S
AHNAPE
DAILY, WEEKLY, MONTHLY AND SEASONAL RATES
LP tanks filled year round
Furnished Two Bedroom Rental Unit
N8326 County Road M Algoma, WI 54201
(920)487-3707 Email:timbertrailcamping@gmail.com www.timbertrailcampingalgoma.com www.riverhillsmotel.com 820 North Water Street, Algoma 920-487-3451 800-236-3451
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Businesses Grow Better Here
Kewaunee County is a great place to startup
or expand businesses. Our communities are
supportive, tightly knit, and loyal to locally
owned businesses. Great schools, innovative
A VARIETY OF LAKESIDE SUITES!
workforce development, easy access to • Spectacular View of the Lake!
Door County and Green Bay markets,
and an extraordinary array of naturally
• Stroll the boardwalk on sandy Lake Michigan shoreline!
beautiful recreational resources, provide • Nearby golf, shops & restaurants
business owners an ideal location for work-
life balance! Kewaunee County Economic
• Ample boat parking
FREE Wireless
Development Corporation helps business find
the resources, site locations, and workforce FREE Wireless Internet
to get started and grow here.
Find out how to start or grow your business here. Highway 42 • 1500 Lake Street • 920-487-2828
Send an email to info@kcedc.org, or visit our website to KCEDC.org Visit our website: www.algomabeach.com
signup for our newsletter, and explore success stories.
1-888-ALGOMA-1 (254-6621)
Indoor Pool and Sauna Quiet
Conference Room tions
Fitness Room Accommodkaing
Continental Breakfast Overloo ful
WI-FI Beauti n
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Boat Parking & Freezers
Family Suites Lake Michig
920-487-3214
www.scenicshoreinn.com
scenicshoreinn@charter.net
2221 Lake Street (HWY 42 South) Algoma, WI 54201
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Area
Attractions
Ahnapee State Trail Kayaking the Ahnapee
Algoma serves as your gateway to this over The Ahnapee River is a flatwater paddle in a
40-mile scenic trail. Formerly the railroad bed wide, sometimes marsh-like estuary – perfect
hotel stebbins
Enjoy a Personal “Inn Experience” ~ Est. 1857
of the Ahnapee & Western Railroad, the trail
has a crushed limestone surface and is used for
walking, running, biking, hiking, horse-back
for silent sport enthusiasts. Dammed at Forest-
ville it gently winds its way to its ultimate
destination with Lake Michigan. Perfect for
riding, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing and beginners. Launch your kayak at Olson Park,
Beautifully Updated Themed Hotel Rooms snowmobiling. Enjoy the sights and sounds N8108 Hwy 42, Algoma on the new float-style
Bar ♦ Lounge ♦ Dining ♦ Game Room ♦ Wifi of the Ahnapee River, mixtures of evergreen launch. Kayak rentals available at Timber Trail
Many in-room amenities glades, farmland, prairies and wooded areas
teeming with wildlife and native wildflowers.
Campground and Ahnapee River Trails Camp-
ground. No fee to launch along river or
At A Glance
201 Steele Street THINGS TO DO:
Algoma, WI 54201 Parking areas are available near Algoma: on Crescent Beach.
920-487-5521 Navarino Street in Algoma (next to Bearcat’s • Crescent Beach/Boardwalk (pg 12)
www.hotelstebbins.com Fish House) and on County Highway M • Fishing Lake Michigan (pg 5)
just north of the city which also serves as • Tour Historic Murals Downtown (pg 25)
the entrance to the northern portion of the
• Kayaking (pg 17)
1000-mile Ice Age National Scenic Trail.
• Scenic Shortcut (pg 11)
Also allowed on the trail: dogs on
a leash, horses from April 15 – November • Tour local businesses (pg 18)
15, snowmobiles in the winter when the • Shop unique local stores (pg 39)
DNR deems them open. No fee for use. • Enjoy outdoor summer music (pg 28)
Visit www.ahnapeestatetrail.com or contact
• Enjoy a local festival (pg 32)
the Kewaunee Country Promotion & Recreation
Department at 920-388-0444 / • Bird watching (pg 27)
visitorinfo@kewauneeco.org. • Ahnapee Trail (pg 17)
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open Memorial Day through Labor Day. See Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help – For
the original 1876 cell blocks and view a model over 150 years, the faithful have come to
of the USS Pueblo, the ship built in Kewaunee this hallowed site seeking the intercession of
in 1944 and captured and held as a spy ship by the Blessed Virgin Mary. In October 1859,
the North Koreans in 1968. Admission charged the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared on three
for upkeep. occasions to Adele Brise, a young Belgian
Lake Michigan Fishing – Algoma is one immigrant. Our Lady of Good Help is located
of the top sport shing ports in the Midwest, in Champion, 15 miles west of Algoma on
o ering pier shing, boat launches and Cty Hwy K. It is the only approved site in the Bruemmer Park Zoo – Located at the
charter shing. See the shing section of this United States of an apparition of the Blessed intersection of Cty Roads C and F approxi-
booklet, stop in the Chamber o ce or visit: Virgin Mary. Shrineofourladyofgoodhelp.com. mately two miles northwest of the City of
algomachamber.org for a list of charter options. Kewaunee, Bruemmer Park Zoo is home to
Experience
Winter Park – Winter Park is Kewaunee
Rio Creek Airport – e heart of aviation many species of animals including Arctic
County's most popular park for winter
foxes, bobcats, peacocks, exotic pheasants
in Kewaunee County, aviation enthusiasts recreation attracting those who like to go and more. Look for the towering metal
can touch down on Runway 7/25. For more skiing, snowboarding and snow tubing. The sculpture of Melvin the giraffe. The Zoo is
information visit: riocreekairport.com snow tubing hill features five lanes approxi- open from 7 a.m. until sunset year round.
Algoma
Riverview ATV Park – The only public mately 450 feet long with a vertical drop of 70 Admission is free. 920-388-0444
ATV trail park in Northeast Wisconsin! Open feet. Riders are taken to the top of the hill by a
from early May to mid november, enjoy 20 Magic Carpet, a standing conveyor belt system.
miles of ATV trails and 3 miles of mountain The ski area has five runs, including a beginner
Area Tours biking required. A small donation is asked for
use. 920-388-0444
hill, some over a quarter mile in length with a
160 foot vertical drop. Located at N3787
RENARD’S CHEESE Ransom Moore Lane. For current conditions,
Ryan Besserdich Park – Located on Cty
Algoma & Kewaunee County Attractions Cheese Making Tours. Includes a short video
and then you are guided through the cheese
C, this 135-acre four season park includes
soccer fields, a 2.0 mile hiking and cross-county
and information on equipment rentals, call
920-388-7199 or check facebook. Winter Park
From casting a line in Lake Michigan to snowmobiling on the scenic trails, you can experience making process. Mon-Wed- 8:00am also doubles as a 27-hole disc golf course during
Algoma and the Kewaunee County area year-round. Be pleasantly surprised when you experience ski trail and a 2.6 miles mountain bike and
and 10:00am, Thurs-Fri 8:00 a.m. spring, summer and fall.
the small town charm that is Algoma. snowshoe trail.
Located at 248 County Road S
Area Lighthouses WPA Staircase – Just South of the Fire just north of Algoma.
in the Kewaunee and Door County area, all and Rescue Monument is a stone & concrete www.renardscheese.com/events/
offering spectacular views and the perfect staircase built in 1939 as part of the lakeshore VON STIEHL WINERY TOURS
photo opportunities. beautification project funded by the Works Daily May-October 9:30, 10:30, 11:30am
Besadny Anadromous Fish Facility – In Progress Administration (WPA). WPA was a and 1:00, 2:00, 3:00 and 4:00 pm
the fall and spring, watch the trout and salmon program started by Franklin D. Roosevelt to November-April 10:30am & 1:30pm
climb the fish ladders and make their way to create jobs during the depression. Eleven men Saturdays only. vonstiehl.com
special holding tanks to spawn. Located in a worked on the project. There is also a retention
wall to support the earth and sand from being COUNTRY OVENS |
secluded area along the Kewaunee River near
Bruemmer Park, you can get a close-up view leveled off but most is now buried but a portion
is visible south of the Chamber building. Video Tour. See how we dry our delicious
of the action through the underwater viewing
Cherry De-Lite Dried Cherries and shop our
window. 920-388-1025. Golfing – Kewaunee County has two wonderful
Factory Store. M-F 8-4:30, Sat 9-4, Sun 10:30-4
Bowling – The family –friendly Algoma Pizza golf courses that are open to the public. The
229 E Main St., Forestville 920-856-6757
Bowl has open bowling daily. 920-487-2727. Alaskan Golf Club 920-388-3940, is just 5
miles south of Algoma on Hwy 42 and offers 9 HISTORIC WALKING TOUR
County History Center – Located at 217 Ellis holes of golf plus the Yukon Mini Golf course. & DOWNTOWN WALLDOG
Street in Kewaunee, the Historical Center has For 18 holes, visit Northbrook Country Club, WAVE MURALS
historical and centennial books, maps, photo 920-845-2306 in Luxemburg, just 15 miles west Brochures for this self-guided tour are
albums and genealogy history of Kewaunee of Algoma on County A. available at the Algoma Visitor Center
County. Staffed by knowledgeable volunteers. 1226 Lake Street (Hwy 42)
Inland Lake Fishing – Five county parks
Open 10-4 Thursday/Friday; 9-12 on Saturday.
with fishing lakes include East Alaska, West
920-388-0369. BELGIAN HERITAGE CENTER
Alaska, Krohn’s, Shea’s and Heidmann.
Fire and Rescue Monument – Located on ROADSIDE CHAPEL TOURS
Modern updates include boat landings,
Hwy 42 just south of the Algoma Visitor Center, restrooms, fishing platforms, swimming Visit 4-8 roadside chapels, including the
the Fire and Rescue Monument was dedicated platforms and grills with picnic tables at Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help, complete
in June 2012 to honor the hundreds of volunteer several parks. co.kewaunee.wi.gov. with narration from a local historian.
Call 920-493-5969 to arrange a tour.
Jail Museum – On the corner of Vliet and
300 names of the men and women who have
Dodge Streets in Kewaunee, the Museum is
voluntarily given their time, to keep Algoma safe
since 1874 mark the granite walls.
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ACCOUNTANTS
Clifton Larson Allen LLP............436 7800
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Ebert Enterprises .........................487 9932
Downtown Expanded View
Heim’s Hillcrest Dairy LLC........837 7715
Algoma Housing
River Hills Motel Authority
Stahl Brothers Dairy LLC ...........845 9284
Ice Rink Tisch Mills Farm Center .............776 1299
Walter’s of Rio Creek..................837 7777
St. Mary’s Church
and School ANTIQUES
S Amber’s Attic ..............................246 0776
ART GALLERY & STUDIO
Harbor View Condos Algoma Atelier of
Ahnapee North Water Sculpture and Art......................487 4200
Aha Trailhead
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Bearcat’s
Fish House
S James May Gallery............... 262 753 3130
Harbor Inn Motel James May North................. 262 753 3130
Algoma To Weinke’s Quilted
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Boat Club Market 6mi Fish Captain K’s Landing
Haasch Guide Service Inc. Robert Ray Gallery......................495 6677
CTI To Renard’s Steele Street Trading
Disc Golf Course
Cheese 6mi Fishin Magicians
Havegard Company & Gallery..................487 3840
Farms
Top of the
R Independence Charter The Ceramic Shoppe ...................487 5983
Plaza Boutique
Ahnapee
Yardstick ..............................785 917 9628
5th Steele Place Constuction Gail Force Sportfishing
St. Paul’s Church James Richmond ATTORNEYS
May North Park
Hello Dolly
Roots Yoga
Hakuna Matata Charters Blazkovec & Blazkovec
Book Corner Algoma RV Charters
Pizza Bowl River’s Edge Condos & Downey .................................487 5571
Ice Rink
Family First & Weber Insurance
Lighthouse von Stiehl Winery Big Water Charters
Blazkovec, Chiropractic Clayon
Clay Steele Hotel
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Algoma DCMC A&L Services Attorney Steele Hotel
James May Stebbins Ahnapee Brewery
Atelier of Street Gallery Stebbins Algoma BP ...................................487 5460
Sculpture Rehab Algoma Victorian Stay Schinkten Hops Yardstick Allyn’s
and Art Clinic State Farm Laundry Kinn’s Sport Fishing Algoma Motors Inc. .....................487 3418
Bay Lake Charters Ball Auto & Truck/NAPA ............487 7278
Massage United Steele Bank of
By Carla Amber’s Attic BellaLuna’s
River Hills Motel
Algoma Long Methodist Street
Trading Co. Apothecary
The
Luxemburg Graf’s MOBIL .............................487 2527
Term Care Unit Church Denny’s Ball NAPA Haven
SuperValu FTS Tech & Rural Mutual Hooked Up Bank of Grosbeier Auto & Towing ............487 2786
Country Cupboard Tackle Shop Luxemburg Heritage
Bellin Health Walter’s
Walters Park Algoma Marina JP Express ....................................487 5117
Hardware Ball NAPA
Briski Weisner Massart Hardware Shirts
SOSBar Seiler Tire of Algoma, Inc .............487 2951
Apes & Grill
Financial Furniture & Flooring BAKERY
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Junio Lakeshore Door County Graf’s Mobil Gallery
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Electric Baumann Vision Medical Center Baylake BEAUTY SALONS
Plumbing Skaliwags Bank Legion Park
Skaliwags Top of the Plaza Boutique
B’Wel JP Express Gas
Algoma Seiler Tire
Algoma Chiropractic Burger Co. Algoma Parks and Rec and Tanning Studio ..................487 9700
Schinderle Public Six Ten Fourth
Funeral Ceramic Works Motors Pop Up Shop BED & BREAKFAST
USPS St. Paul’s Tina Algoma Youth Club
Home Shoppe Tina Marie’s BP Gas
Lutheran School Marie’s
Boutique BP Gas
Station
At the Waters Edge......................203 9584
WS Packaging
St. John’s Lutheran Algoma Visitor Center BOAT DOCKING
Church 2 miles
Violence Intervention WPA Staircase Algoma Public Algoma Marina ...........................487 2232
Casco - 10 miles Project Fire & Rescue Memorial Library Captain K’s...........................715 781 4135
Luxemburg - 15 miles Algoma Utility Algoma City
Timber Trails Campground
Algoma Beach Motel Hall BOOKSTORE
Algoma
Elementary The Book Corner .........................495 8440
Trails Campground &
Algoma Net Co & Algoma PAC
Yardstick ..............................785 917 9628
To Ahnapee River
Kewaunee County
Food Pantry BOUTIQUE
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Weisner Massart Algoma Community Dairy Dean’s Hello Dolly.................................. 487 7263
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Condos Flanigan Distributing ..................743 2036
Craig’s Piggly Wiggly Havegard Farms ..........................487 5620
CAMPGROUNDS
Fishing Lodging Dining Business / Industry Shopping / Attractions Ahnapee River Trails
Campground..............................487 5777
‘at The Water’s Edge B&B 1 mile Big Lake Campground ................487 2726
The Grain Loft 2 miles Captain K’s...........................715 781 4135
Red’s Bar and Grill 3 miles
Timber Trail Campground ......... 487 3707
CELLULAR
Cellcom .......................................255 2040
22 ALGOMA CITY MAPS ALGOMA CITY MAPS 23Hello Dolly...................................487 7263
Additional Attractions
CHARTER FISHING Wiesner-Massart Algoma Wolf Tech ......................487 7001
Bay Lake Charters LLC ..............594 0910
Big Water Charters ......................487 3451
Furniture & Flooring ................837 7414
FLORIST/GARDEN
CTI Hospitality, Inc. ...................487 5209
East Shore Industries, Inc. ..........487 3541
James May Gallery............... 262 753 3130
Old Salty’s Gift Shop at Four Seasons…
Havegard Farms ..........................487 5620
Reasons to come
Fishin’ Magician’s Charter Kewaunee County Harbor Inn ................................487 5241 Green Bay Packers – Lambeau Field Stadium Bay Beach Amusement Park Offering 17 exciting
Service.......................................304 3474 Garden Club..............................680 5384 Olson Fabrication, Inc.................487 7250 Robert Ray Gallery......................495 6677 Tours, Packers Hall of Fame Museum, Packers rides for all ages for 25 or 50 cents. Located next to Bay
Steele Street Trading
back again
Gail Force Sportfishing ...............255 7865 WS Packaging Group, Inc...........866 6300 Six Ten Fourth Street Pro Shop. Home to the Green Bay Packers which Beach Wildlife Sanctuary. baybeach.org
Haasch Guide Service .................487 0209 Company & Gallery..................487 3840 MEDICAL SERVICES Pop Up Shops ....................608 235 7616 holds the title to four Super Bowl victories—in 1967 Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary This free
Hakuna Matata Charters LLC..715 451 1697 FOOD/SPECIALTY Algoma Long-Term Care Unit .... 487 5511 Steele Street Trading
Bearcat’s Fish House...................487 2372 (Super Bowl I), 1968 (Super Bowl II), 1997 WINTER – Ice formations on the lakeshore,
Hooked Up Bellin Health Family Medical Company & Gallery..................487 3840 admission 700 acre wildlife refuge features exhibits,
Country Ovens, Ltd.....................856 6767 (Super Bowl XXXI) and 2011 (Super Bowl XLV). cross country skiing/snowmobiling/ice fishing/
Tackle Shop .......................715 451 1697 Center Algoma .........................487 3676 Tina Marie’s Boutique ................ 487 3711
North Water Bakery/Deli ............487 5306 lambeaufield.com snowshoeing, eagle watching and migratory
Kinn’s Sport Fishing Ent......800 446 8605 Door County Medical von Stiehl Winery .......................487 5208 baybeachwildlife.com
RV Charters .................................487 5158 Renard’s Cheese on Hwy DK ......825 7272 duck viewing
Center ..........................................487 3496 The Book Corner .........................495 8440 National Railroad Museum What began as an
R Independence ....................608 415 9756 Renard’s Cheese on Hwy S .........487 2825 Family First Chiropractic ............940 8711 SPRING – Migrating bird season, early-
The Ceramic Shoppe ...................487 5983 effort to acquire a single steam locomotive for a city
COMPUTER/WEB SERVICES Salmon Meat Products Inc. .........845 2721 Lighthouse Chiropractic ..............316 0656 The Quilted Fish ...................262 749 1824 season fishing, cherry blossoms
FTS Technology Group ...............880 0088 Wienke’s Market .........................487 5722 park has grown into one of the largest rail museums in
NEWSPAPERS Wienke’s Market .........................743 7014
Primary Design .....................714 642 2455 FUNERAL NEEDS the nation. nationalrailroadmuseum.org SUMMER – Cooling breeze of Lake
Kewaunee County Star News ......388 3175 Yardstick .............................. 785 917 9628
COMMUNITY RESOURCES Schinderle Funeral Home ...........487 2662 Michigan, warm beach sands and hot lake
PAINTING SPA fishing
Algoma City Hall ........................487 5203 Steele Street Trading Anderegg Painting....................... 487 5072 Massage by Carla ........................255 0166
Algoma Community Wellness Company & Gallery..................487 8340
PLUMBING/HEATING VISION CARE FALL – Gorgeous fall colors, driving trips,
Center ........................487 7001 Ext 4000 Wiesner-Massart Funeral Home...487 2061 Baumann Plumbing & Heating ...487 2067 Lakeshore Vision Center .............487 2020 pier fishing and running of the salmon
Algoma Community Band ..........487 3310 FURNITURE PRINTING SERVICES & SIGNAGE
Algoma Lions Club .....................487 2662 McMahons of Luxemburg, Inc. ... 845 2341 WASTE MANAGEMENT
Kuehn Printing.............................432 1082
Algoma Optimists Club ...............255 1764 Wiesner-Massart Furniture Blue Water Services.....................388 4550
RADIO
Algoma Performing Flooring & Bedding..................837 7414 WDOR ........................................487 2822 WEDDINGS/SPECIAL OCCASIONS
Arts Center ...............487 7001 Ext 2111 GAS STATIONS REAL ESTATE Algoma Boat Club ......................487 3861
Algoma Police Department ......... 487 3311 BP................................................487 5460 ERA Starr Realty.........................743 4321 Algoma Performing
Algoma Public Library ...............487 2295 Graf’s MOBIL.............................487 2527 RECREATION Arts Center ...............487 7001 Ext 2111
Algoma School District...............487 7001 JP Express ................................... 487 5117 Ahnapee River Trails Belgian Heritage Center ..............825 1199
Algoma Utility.............................487 5556 GOLF Campground ............................. 487 5777 Denny’s SuperValu Foods ...........487 2525
Algoma Visitor Center ................487 2041 Alaskan Golf Club ......................388 3940 Ahnapee Trail (friends of)...........388 0444 Donny’s Glidden Lodge ............. 746 9460
Algoma Youth Club ....................487 5480 Northbrook Country Club ...........845 2306 Algoma Pizza Bowl ....................487 2721 Hotel Stebbins .............................487 5521
Community Improvement Belgian Heritage Center ..............825 1199 James May North ................. 262 753 3130
GROCERY STORES
of Algoma .................................487 9700 Bruemmer Park
Craig’s Piggly Wiggly, Inc ..........487 2235 JW’s Place ...................................837 2211
Crescent Beach (friends of) 608 843 0796 Zoo .....................bruemmerparkzoo.com
Denny’s SuperValu Foods ...........487 2525 North Water Bakery/Deli ............487 5306
Kewaunee County Economic Greater Green Bay Convention A remarkable walking tour of historic downtown Algoma, Wisconsin highlighting
Development Corp. .................487 5233 HARDWARE Northbrook Country Club ...........845 2306
& Visitor Bureau ......................494 9507 ten historic murals, and over twenty historic sites. The walk, lasting from thirty
Walter’s Do-It-Best Hardware ....487 5088 Red’s Pub & Grill........................487 5431
Kewaunee County Simonar Sports Inc......................845 2725 minutes to an hour will bring you past national landmarks and local treasures. Be
HEALTH & NUTRITION Steele Street Trading
Garden Club..............................680 5384 Timber Trail Campground ..........487 3707 sure to plan on extra time to visit the city’s bustling shops, restaurants, galleries
Algoma Community Company & Gallery..................487 3840
Lakeside Community Church .....487 3906 RENTAL PROPERTIES and breathtaking waterfront.
Wellness Center........................845 5945 The Grain Loft .............................487 8300
Kewaunee County Food Pantry ......487 3663 Algoma Housing Authority .........487 5905
Live Algoma ......................487 7001 x4001 Massage by Carla ........................255 0166 Tina Marie’s Boutique ................ 487 3711
ERA Starr Realty .........................743 4321
NWTC-Luxemburg .....................845-5945 Roots Yoga ..................................255 0776 Top of the Plaza Boutique
RESTAURANTS/PUBS and Tanning Studio ..................487 9700
St. John’s Lutheran Church .........365 2218 INSURANCE Ahnapee Brewery ........................785 0822
St. Mary’s Catholic School .........487 5994 Briski Financial Services ............487 5686 von Stiehl Winery .......................487 5208
Algoma Pizza Bowl ....................487 2721
St. Paul’s Lutheran School ..........487 5712 NE Mutual Insurance ..................487 5954 WINERY
Apes Bar and Grill ......................365 8004
United Methodist Church............487 2727 Rural Mutual Insurance ...............743 9206 von Stiehl Winery .......................487 5208
Dairy Deans
Violence Intervention Schinkten State Farm Ins. ...........487 3553 Family Restaurant.....................487 5668
Project.......................................487 2111 Weber Insurance Agency ............487 3435 Fish Tale Ale House ....................487 8228
Wisconsin Public Service.....800 450 7260 LAUNDROMAT Glidden Lodge ............................746 9460
Zoological Society of Allyn’s Coin Laundry .................487 5781 Hotel Stebbins .............................487 5521
Kewaunee County.....................388 0444 LODGING Hunt Brothers Pizza ....................487 2527
CONTRACTORS/SUPPLIERS 5th Steele Place.............................495 STAY JW’s Place ...................................837 2211
Ahnapee Construction.................487 3033 Algoma Beach Motel ..................487 2828 Northbrook Country Club ...........845 2306
Algoma Lumber Company ......... 487 3511 Algoma Victorian Stay ................644 3244 Red’s Pub & Grill........................487 5431
Forestville Builders At the Waters Edge......................203 9584 Skaliwags Burger Company ........487 8700
& Supply, Inc .......................... 856 6460 Harbor Inn ...................................487 5241 Skaliwags Food & Spirits ...........487 8092
ELECTRICIANS Harbor Walk & Harbor View Steele Street Hops........................487 8222
Junio Electric ..............................487 2512 Condominiums ...................800 446 8605
Subway of Algoma......................487 3637
FARM MKT./GREENHOUSES Hotel Stebbins .............................487 5521
River’s Edge Condos ...................487 5802 Village Kitchen ...........................837 7333
Wienke’s Market .........................487 5722
FINANCIAL River Hills Motel ........................487 3451 SHOPPING & GIFT SHOPS
Bank of Luxemburg 2nd ...........487 5288 Scenic Shore Inn .........................487 3214 BellaLuna’s Apothecary ..............471 5091
Nicolet Bank ...............................487 3421 The Haven ...................................333 1845 Country Cupboard .......................304 2180
FLOOR COVERING MANUFACTURING Country Ovens/
A & L Services Inc. .....................487 3576 Algoma Lumber Company ......... 487 3511 Cherry Delite ............................856 6767
McMahons of Luxemburg, Inc. ... 845 2341 Algoma Net Company ................487 5577 Clay on Steele..............................487 3501
24 ALGOMA CITY MAPS AREA ATTRACTIONS 25Enjoythe View
ALGOMA BIRD CELEBRATION — April 6, 2019
9:30am-2:00pm Algoma Youth Club
Celebrating International Migratory Bird Day
“Bird City Wisconsin”
Whether you’re an avid birdwatcher or just a During the winter, Lake Michigan rarely freezes
beginner, Algoma is a great destination throughout the which brings plenty of opportunities to see mergansers,
year for both birds and birders. From Lake Michigan golden eye, buffleheads great scaup and long tailed
to the forests, from the meadows to urban parks, the ducks. Bald eagles are common winter residents along
area is uniquely suited to diversity. the lakeshore as well as nesting pairs in the spring and
Summer sightings range from the tiny, ruby throated fledglings in the summer. Look closely at those winter
hummingbirds to huge white pelicans (frequent visitors flocks of “sparrows” just out of town. They could be
new to Crescent Beach). Woodland birds can be found hornes larks, snow buntings or Lapland longspurs.
in local parks or along the Ahnapee Trail.
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26 AREA ATTRACTIONS EVENT CALENDAR 27The natural sloping amphitheater of Algoma's Heritage Park welcomes you
to bring your chairs and blankets and relax while enjoying carry-in food and
beverages, or enjoy von Stiehl Wine and Ahnapee Beer at our cash bar.
On-Going Calendar of Events 2019
For a complete event details and up to date listings visit: algomachamber.org
Opener 6:00pm Main Act 7 :00pm Heritage Park (Off The City Marina) Every Friday in January – VIP Tour at von Stiehl Winery
1:00-3:00pm Tour von Stiehl Winery like a V.I.P. It will include
February 16 – Sweet Saturdays, von Stiehl Winery Noon-
3:00pm Jump in the car, go for a drive, and visit von Stiehl any
Kewaunee County Fairgrounds. With around 200 micro-brews,
100 wines and 8-10 food vendors. Cost of the tastings is included
a snapshot of von Stiehl’s history and future. Take a behind-the- Saturday in February and enjoy complimentary samples of various in the price of the admission ticket. Tickets may be obtained online
scenes tour of the production facility with one of the winemakers. sweet treats. Sweet treats featured are made by local confectioners. at www.kewauneelionsclub.org
Finish with a three-course wine pairing in the cellars! The cost of the That means you might find a new favorite!
March 30 – Cheesy Saturdays, von Stiehl Winery Noon-
tour is $30 per individual. Reserve tickets by calling the winery at
1-920-487- 5208. Reservations must be made within a week of the February 23 – Sweet Saturdays, von Stiehl Winery Noon- 3:00pm Jump in the car, go for a drive, and visit von Stiehl any
3:00pm Jump in the car, go for a drive, and visit von Stiehl any Saturday in March and enjoy complimentary samples of various
tour. This event will run every Friday, January through April, 2019.
Saturday in February and enjoy complimentary samples of various cheese products. Cheeses featured are made by local makers. That
January 4 – First Friday: Art in Algoma 5:30- 8:00pm sweet treats. Sweet treats featured are made by local confectioners. means you might find a new favorite!
Every first Friday of the month, Algoma’s downtown businesses That means you might find a new favorite!
Every Friday in April – VIP Tour at von Stiehl Winery
open their doors for an evening of art exhibitions ranging from
nationally recognized contemporary ceramics to DIY pottery and February 24 – Zoup Art, Bruemmer Park Zoo 11-2:00pm 1:00-3:00pm Tour von Stiehl Winery like a V.I.P. It will include
Soup tasting, student art show, art demonstrations and raffles. a snapshot of von Stiehl’s history and future. Take a behind-the-
local photography.
Proceeds benefit Bruemmer Park Zoo. $10 admission includes scenes tour of the production facility with one of the winemakers.
James May Gallery - Brighton Smith, Craig Clifford,
handmade bowl. Held at the Kewaunee County Fairgrounds Finish with a three-course wine pairing in the cellars! The cost of the
Debbie Kupinsky. Local Refreshments provided by Von
tour is $30 per individual. Reserve tickets by calling the winery at
Stiehl Winery and Renard’s Cheese. Clay on Steele – Every Friday in March – VIP Tour at von Stiehl Winery 1-920-487- 5208. Reservations must be made within a week of the
Family fun including a pottery wheel throwing demo or 1:00-3:00pm Tour von Stiehl Winery like a V.I.P. It will include tour. This event will run every Friday, January through April, 2019.
raku pottery. a snapshot of von Stiehl’s history and future. Take a behind-the-
scenes tour of the production facility with one of the winemakers. Every Wednesday through Saturday in April – Spring
January 19 – Brut Force Bottle Release, Ahnapee Brewery
2019 Schedule
Finish with a three-course wine pairing in the cellars! The cost of the Fever All Inclusive Package, Hotel Stebbins Enjoy a two-night
12:00-5:00pm We’ve created a rarely seen style, and put our own
tour is $30 per individual. Reserve tickets by calling the winery at stay at Hotel Stebbins with endless entertainment, dining, and fun
twist on it. Join us for a release of a Biere de Champagne with an
Bay of Belgian Heritage Center X X Wienke’s Market 1-920-487- 5208. Reservations must be made within a week of the with vouchers for breakfast, lunch, dinner, bowling, wine pairings,
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Renard’s Cheese experimental Ahnapee Brewery inspiration. Bottles and draft will
Green tour. This event will run every Friday, January through April, 2019. and so much more. Park your car and enjoy all this within walking
Bay be available starting at noon. Limited release of 2017 and 2018
7/4 CHARMLESS FEW distance for the next 48 hours!
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January 24-26 – The Addams Family Musical, Algoma Every first Friday of the month, Algoma’s downtown businesses April 5 – First Friday: Art in Algoma 5:30- 8:00pm Every first
AB Ahnapee PAC In The Addams Family, America’s darkest family comes to life open their doors for an evening of art exhibitions ranging from Friday of the month, Algoma’s downtown businesses open their
7/11 BIG MOUTH AND THE POWER
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M Ahnapee River Trails in this original musical about love, family, honesty and growing up.
nationally recognized contemporary ceramics to DIY pottery and doors for an evening of art exhibitions ranging from nationally
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Timber Trails James May Gallery - Ani Kasten, Samuel Johnson, James photography.
Campground
Every Friday in February – VIP Tour at von Stiehl Winery LaChanceLocal Refreshments provided by Von Stiehl Join Clay on Steele for Raku Gallery Night! For $10 and
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1:00-3:00pm Tour von Stiehl Winery like a V.I.P. It will include Winery and Renard’s Cheese. Clay on Steele – Family fun up, you may paint your own piece and take it home with
C Algoma 7/18 THE SQUEEZETTES: MODERN a snapshot of von Stiehl’s history and future. Take a behind-the- including a pottery wheel throwing demo or DIY raku you the same day. Witness your piece being pulled from
the fiery kiln. Weather permitting.
Trail scenes tour of the production facility with one of the winemakers. pottery glazing and firing.
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Edge B&B March 2 – Cheesy Saturdays, von Stiehl Winery Noon- April 6 – Algoma Bird City Celebration 9:00-2:00pm
tour is $30 per individual. Reserve tickets by calling the winery at
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3:00pm Jump in the car, go for a drive, and visit von Stiehl any Celebrate International Migratory Bird Day with educational
1-920-487- 5208. Reservations must be made within a week of the
programs/displays, vendors and food. Programs on local birds
Walter’s of
Rio Creek The Grain 7/25 DIRTY DEUCE: BLUES tour. This event will run every Friday, January through April, 2019.
Saturday in March and enjoy complimentary samples of various
cheese products. Cheeses featured are made by local makers. That and gardening for birds. Learn why Algoma is has the special
Weisner Ebert Loft
NorthBrook Massart Enterprises
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February 1 – First Friday: Art in Algoma 5:30-8:00pm means you might find a new favorite! designation of “Bird City”. Held at Algoma Youth Club.
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Every first Friday of the month, Algoma’s downtown businesses
March 5 – Band-O-Rama, Algoma Community Band April 20 – Pick-A-Chick Day 8:00-11:00am Walter’s of Rio
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nationally recognized contemporary ceramics to DIY pottery and
6:30pm Join the Algoma Community Band and all grades of the Creek is offering free live Easter chicks to the first 200 kids. The
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McMahon’s JW’s Place Alaska Golf Club February 2 – Sweet Saturdays, von Stiehl Winery Noon- contest, and cookie decorating. All poultry feed and supplies on
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March 9 – Cheesy Saturdays, von Stiehl Winery Noon- sale.
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3:00pm Jump in the car, go for a drive, and visit von Stiehl any
Saturday in February and enjoy complimentary samples of various
April 21 – Violence Intervention Project 3rd Annual
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Saturday in March and enjoy complimentary samples of various
cheese products. Cheeses featured are made by local makers. That Stamp Out Violence 9:00-3:00pm at St. John’s Lutheran
That means you might find a new favorite!
Ryan means you might find a new favorite! Church, Luxemburg, WI. Join VIP for a day of stamping fun and
Park
February 9 – 4th Annual Paczki 5k Run /Walk Shake decorate cards for all occasions. Games available to play for prizes.
8/22 COPPER BOX: ZYDECO ROCK off that cabin fever in this timed race that starts and ends at the
March 15 – Big Mouth and the Power Tool Horns, Algoma Registration is $18 and add fast track to stamping by purchasing all
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North Water Bakery in Algoma. Afterward reward yourself with
PAC 7:00pm Big Mouth, one of Door County’s most popular 12 cards for $24. Each registration comes with a tote bag. For more
Little Scarboro F FF bands, is known throughout Wisconsin for playing an eclectic and information call VIP at (920) 487-2111.
the seasonal paczki or “polish doughnut”. Proceeds benefit the
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8/29 BADGERGRASS BLUEGRASS Bruemmer Park Zoo
dance-worthy mix of blues, jazz, and rock music. Almost forty years
after the band was founded in Michigan by guitarist Jay Whitney, April 24 – After Taxes Concert, Algoma Community Band
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February 9 – A Grand Night at the Algoma Performing Big Mouth is still going strong, now featuring a horn section, The 7:00pm Come and enjoy a rousing performance at the Algoma PAC
Kewaunee Arts Center, Algoma PAC 7:00pm Featured pianist Michael Power Tool Horns. after filing your 2018 taxes.
F Blue Water Services Rector joins area students in presenting an evening of piano music.
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March 16 – A Day Early, Ahnapee Brewery Noon-5:00pm April 28 – Booyah and Bread 11:00-2:00pm Belgian traditions
Winter Park His repertoire ranges from Haydn to Harbison and from Couperin
Join Ahnapee Brewery for a Mint infused Two Stall Pin, and some are an essential part of NE Wisconsin history. Join the Belgian
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Pilsen additional day-before-St. Patrick’s Day goodies! Heritage Center for a luncheon with Booyah, a hearty soup typically
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cooked in outdoor kettles. The booyah will be accompanied by
March 16 – Cheesy Saturdays, von Stiehl Winery Noon-
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February 10 – Beer Ingredients- Getting to know beer, 3:00pm Jump in the car, go for a drive, and visit von Stiehl any
bread and homemade desserts.
Ahnapee Brewery 10am-1pm Dive in to beer ingredients with Saturday in March and enjoy complimentary samples of various April 26-27 – Futures, von Stiehl Winery Join von Stiehl
V head brewer and owner Nick Calaway. Taste beer alongside the raw cheese products. Cheeses featured are made by local makers. That for their Futures Wine Tasting in their barrel-aging cellars. Their
ingredients used in that beer, learn about sensory analysis and gain means you might find a new favorite! winemaking team knows their wines and grapes inside and out and
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beer knowledge. Lunch will be provided. Very limited availability. are eager to host you for a sampling of their best batches already in
B Admission: $35/person March 23 – Cheesy Saturdays, von Stiehl Winery Noon- bottle and future fermentations that need a bit more time in barrels.
3:00pm Jump in the car, go for a drive, and visit von Stiehl any Please call (920) 487-5208 to reserve your seat.
AB February 9 – Sweet Saturdays, von Stiehl Winery Noon- Saturday in March and enjoy complimentary samples of various
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3:00pm Jump in the car, go for a drive, and visit von Stiehl any cheese products. Cheeses featured are made by local makers. That May 1-4 – Spring Fever All Inclusive Package, Hotel
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Saturday in February and enjoy complimentary samples of various means you might find a new favorite! Stebbins Enjoy a two-night stay at Hotel Stebbins with endless
AB sweet treats. Sweet treats featured are made by local confectioners. entertainment, dining, and fun with vouchers for breakfast, lunch,
That means you might find a new favorite! March 24-31 – Open House, Walter’s of Rio Creek 8 big dinner, bowling, wine pairings, and so much more. Park your car
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days of savings with daily giveaways including a $500 shopping and enjoy all this within walking distance for the next 48 hours!
February 8-9 & 15-16 – Hotel Stebbins “Valentine’s Day spree.
Pamper Package” Stay in the historic Hotel Stebbins, built in May 3 – Art of Water Exhibition III/ First Friday: Art in
Tisch Mills Farm Center
1857, and enjoy this amazing romantic getaway package that March 28-30 – Spring Rummage and Bake Sale Fundraiser Algoma 5:30-8:00pm Third annual art exhibition and event
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and drink vouchers for the Hotel restaurant, a couple’s massage, and steals while supporting the Kewaunee County Food Pantry. celebration with over 50 regional and national artists at James May
breakfast, and chocolate covered cherries. RSVP 920-487-5521 or
www.thehotelstebbins.com.
March 30 – 13th Annual Roar off the Shore Brewfest 2:00- Gallery and throughout local businesses including Clay on Steele,
6:00pm A Micro Brew, Wine and Food Tasting event at the Steele Street Trading Company, Robert Ray Gallery, Yardstick,
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