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They say that April showers bring May flowers, and our Wisconsin Harbor Towns are in bloom! Help us celebrate the coming of spring with tours, festivals, trolley rides, bike rides and all the ways you can enjoy the outdoors.
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As spring sweeps through Wisconsin, blossoms return to Door County for their annual pilgrimage in the form of cherry and apple blossoms, daffodils, tulips, wild flowers and more.
The 23rd annual Door County Season of Blossoms celebration runs through June 5 and offers visitors a number of opportunities to enjoy spring from weekend events to garden walks to blossom trolley tours. Book a spring getaway package now and receive a $25 Door County Gift Certificate upon check-in, redeemable at hundreds of area shops, restaurants and attractions. For more information and to view a special guide to spring map, visit DoorCounty.com.
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Ahoy matey! Celebrate the return of the Tall Ship Festival to Green Bay August 5-7. Leicht Memorial Park, in downtown Green Bay, will be one of only nine ports in North America to host the 2016 Tall Ships. You'll be able to explore these traditionally rigged sailing vessels with an on-board ship tour and hear what life at sea is all about. Enjoy the beauty of these ships under the glow of a fireworks production over the Fox River on Friday night. Children will receive half-price admission at Family Day on Sunday. As an added bonus this year, the World's Largest Rubber Duck will be making an appearance!
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A charming Lake Michigan shore community of nearly 3,000, Kewaunee is perfectly located a half-hour from Door County, Green Bay, and Manitowoc/Two Rivers. The stunning, deep-water harbor welcomes you in to a revitalized community with a rich history, plenty of amenities, and seasonal activities for the entire family. Kewaunee's marinas boast 172 slips for recreational boaters, with a fleet of licensed charter boats available to deliver anglers to some of the best trout and salmon fishing on Lake Michigan, proclaimed by some to be the "Salmon Capital of the Midwest". During 2016, Kewaunee will complete a $4 million seawall, harbor, park, and lighthouse improvement project.
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Thank you to our sponsor!
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