Explore history through great reads! The Ephraim Historical Foundation Book Club meets monthly on the Anderson Barn lawn. Join locals and visitors for lively discussions on books tied to Ephraim, Door County, and beyond. Free and open to all!
Paddle like a Viking along the shore of Eagle Harbor! Pre-registration is required at the Ephraim Business Council tent and excursions depart from the Firehouse Marina. $15 for 12 and under and $30 for 13 and up.
Join us for a friendly showdown of strategy and skill at the Ephraim Historical Foundation’s Kubb Tournament, held on the scenic Olga Dana Green during Fyr Bal! Often called “Viking chess,” Kubb is a traditional Scandinavian lawn game that’s easy to learn and fun for all ages.
Come for the competition, stay for the fun—cheer on your neighbors, enjoy the festival atmosphere, and celebrate Ephraim’s Scandinavian heritage. Skål!
How fast can you eat a delicious slice of Door County cherry pie?
Pre-registration is required at the Ephraim Business Council Tent and the competition is held in front of Ephraim Village Hall. There are three age groups: 10 and under, 11-17, and 18 and up.
Compete in this year's Fyr Bal Cornhole Tournament along the shore of Eagle Harbor. Pre-registration is required at the Ephraim Business Council tent. $20 per team and there is a limit of 16 teams.
Enjoy an evening in Ephraim and start off with our Bondemarked, which is Norwegian for "farmers market."
Join us every Monday at the gazebo in Harborside Park from 6-8pm to celebrate local musicians.
History Speaks is a free, all-ages lecture series from June–Sept at Ephraim Village Hall. Enjoy engaging talks by guest experts on Ephraim’s heritage and beyond. Past topics include Eagle Harbor shipwrecks and Northern Sky Theater. Join us!
Reserve your spot for an exclusive tour of Binkhaven, a hidden 1960s Nordic revival gem in Ephraim. Inside, explore stunning rosemaling by Sigmund Aarseth and his top students—an unforgettable look at Norwegian folk art and design history.
Reserve your spot for an exclusive tour of Binkhaven, a hidden 1960s Nordic revival gem in Ephraim. Inside, explore stunning rosemaling by Sigmund Aarseth and his top students—an unforgettable look at Norwegian folk art and design history.