Tuesday, July 27
Family Program: “Insects”

Explore the meadows for the amazing  insects of summer. Free. Meet at the Collins Learning Center.

Wednesday, July 28, 11:00
Family Program: “Warren House”

Visit a log home built in the 1870s. Explore a “keeping room,” a parlor, and a summer kitchen. About an hour. Meet at the Warren House in The Historical Village. Free.

Thursday, July 29, 11:00
Family Program: “Butterflies”

Hike to find the butterflies of summer and search for their eggs and caterpillars on the plants they eat. Meet at the Collins Learning Center. Free.

1:00-5:00
Vintage/Antique Treasure Sale

The Door County Historical Society is sponsoring this sale to benefit The Histoircal Village artifacts fund.  You just might find that item you have been looking for! Admission free.

Friday, July 30, 9:00-1:00
Vintage/Antique Treasure Sale

The Door County Historical Society is sponsoring this sale to benefit the village artifacts fund.  You just might find that item you have been looking for!. Admission free.

Sunday, August 1, 1:30-3:30
Village Tours and Spinning Demonstration

Paddi  Elliot has been spinning yarn from raw wool  for 16 years.  She got interested in spinning when she and her husband were Civil War re-enactors.  During her demonstration, she will describe how people of the past created the clothing they needed by showing the process from raw wool to finished product. She will share her love for the simple life of the past.  This program and village tours are  free.

Monday, August 2, 11:00
Family Program: “A School Day in 1900″

Enjoy lessons in a country crossroads school where reading, writing, and arithmetic, history and science were taught in one room. Free. Meet in the Vigness School in the Historical Village.

6:30
Meeting of the Friends of Crossroads

Friends of Crossroads will meet to begin planning for summer and fall programs and projects. New members are encouraged. Meet at the Collins Learning Center.

Tuesday, August 3, 11:00
Family Program: ”Great Lakes Fish”

Thnk you know all the fish that live in Lake Michigan? Discover them at our Great Lakes Ecosystem Exhibit and learn much more.  Free. Meet at the Collins Learning Center.

7:00
DPAS Meeting/Lecture: “Cosmic Distances, Part 2″

Professor Ray Stonecipher will be the featured speaker, offering a presentation called  “Cosmic Distances Part 2.”  Visitors are encouraged and refreshments will be served. Please use the Utah Street Entrance to reach the Astronomy Campus.