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Randy Peterson performs on the lawn at Ephraim Shores, Fyr Bal 2010

Posted on June 19, 2010 by admin

Saturday, June 19th, Randy Peterson will be performing a children’s concert on the lawn of Ephraim Shores at 1 p.m. Bring a chair or a blanket to sit on. The Second Story Restaurant will be serving its delicious breakfasts from 8 until noon, lunch and dinner from noon until 8. The Fyr Bal cake walk , hosted by Ephraim Shores, is located in the Ephraim Village Hall. Come try your luck at winning a cake or another homemade treat!

The Chieftan will arrive on a boat with his or her vikings at dusk and will light the first Fyr Bal bonfire along the shore, followed by fireworks. Come and join us at Ephraim Shores and the Second Story Restaurant for a fun weekend for all ages.

Call us or check out our website:www.ephraimshores.com

COUNTDOWN TO FYR BAL IN EPHRAIM

Posted on June 12, 2010 by admin

Come to Ephraim Wisconsin for the Fyr Bal Festival June 18,19 and 20th. Stroll along Eagle Harbor,grab a brat or whitefish sandwich andof course, cherry pie in a cup. Pet parade, arts and crafts and so much more. Fireworks on Saturday night. check us out. we are a small but mighty village. don’t miss out on seeing Summerwind Alpacas or Iron wood Llamas, making a Fyr Bal necklace or listening to great music. Check out the website www.Ephraim-DoorCounty.com

Door County’s Ephraim Shores Motel getting ready for the 46th annual Fyr Bal Festival

Posted on June 8, 2010 by admin

The business community of Ephraim, Wisconsin is again gearing up for the start of summer in Door County. We are the village that starts the summer season with a festival to welcome visitors from all over. This year is the 46th year for this Scandinavian celebration on the shores of Eagle Harbor in the village of Ephraim, Door County.

We will have childrens games, a pet parade, arts and craft show along the shore line. Scandinavian dancers , a traditional fish boil and the crowning of the  festival Chieftain.

The highlight of the evening is watching the Chieftain light the ceremonial fires along the Ephraim shoreline.

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