The Unseen World of Insect Communication - Annie Deutsch - February 28, 2017 (New Date)  Like humans, insects communicate using multiple senses including sight, touch, taste, hearing, and smell. For insects, however, much of their communication is via smells, or … Read more →

 Friends of Crossroads lend ski equipment and snowshoes, free of charge, to residents and visitors of Door County. Go to the Maintenance Building where you will be fitted and then sent out onto our trails to get in touch with nature. … Read more →

Crossroads will host the third session of the marathon read of A DoorCounty Almanac. Guest readers will share essays from this inspiring book. Refreshments will be offered.

Learn about the new state-mandated regulations for wetlands and shorelands. Topics such as lot size, Imperious surfaces, height limitations, ordinary high water mark setbacks,       and nonconforming structure allowances. Free and open to the public.

The Door County Master Gardeners Association announces “Tools, Tricks, Tried and True” on March 7, 2017 at 7:00PM at Crossroads at Big Creek. This program is free and open to the public.  Jason Feldman will share some of the tools … Read more →

Door County Families are encouraged to reunite with nature at a free even sponsored by Door County Medical Center and Crossroads at Big Creek. The event includes a presentation inspired by the book "Last Child in the Woods", and introduction … Read more →

Visitors are always welcome at meetings of the Friends of Crossroads. We will be planning spring activities and projects.

The Door County Master Gardeners Association announces its 6th free public program, “Green Initiatives at Crossroads.” It will be held on Tuesday March 14, 2017 at 7H00PM at Crossroads at Big Creek. For the last 15 years, Crossroads has been … Read more →

learners of all ages (you don't have to come with a family) will explore the topic of comets, which are space objects we can see (occasionally)  because they reflect visible light from the Sun.  The program will begin with a … Read more →

 Learners of all ages are invited to participate in family friendly hands-on activities pertaining to  our Sun, followed by a “Make Your Own Sundae” activity because, after all, it will be a Sunday. Upper level of the Collins Learning Center.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      Learners of all ages will watch an engaging  video called Cosmic Collisions followed by hands-on activities about how our Solar System came to be. Free and open to the public.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  Learners of all ages will participate in a number of interactive demonstrations focused on the planets.  Weather permitting, the program will end with an optional hike the Planet Walk. Free and open to the public.  

 Learners of all ages will learn about OUR MOON  by participating in a number of hands-on activities including our ever-popular Crater Drop. Free and open to the public.

Learners of all ages will participate in a number of activities focused on the solar system. We will talk about the many objects  that orbit our Sun.  Weather permitting, the program will end with an optional hike the Planet Walk. … Read more →