Farmers Markets:

Concerts in the Park

Other Events:

It is wonderful to see so many events coming back to Door County this summer!

Thank you to everyone for helping us through these difficult times. We appreciate how diligent you have been with wearing masks, using hand sanitizer, and shopping online when you are not able to visit the store. Please know that our team is cleaning the high touch areas (e.g. register, door handles, banister) multiple times a day for your safety. There is hand sanitizer located throughout the store for your use.

Our public restroom continues to be closed, so please plan accordingly.

Again, we thank you for your help during these times and your continued patience.

We are having our Sale room sale starting this weekend. Thru June 13^th, everything in our sale room is 70% off. This time of year, we often find the sale room has too much merchandise and we need to clear out the old to make room for the new…. As such, we have a sale room sale. There are a few of the sale room items up on the website, but there is so much more in the store!  

We were pleased to see how much everyone loved the spring Vaillancourt pieces, that we are excited to let you know we have received our first shipment of holiday pieces. We have a variety of Santas and one of our favorites is Bears in the Woods Santa. This Santa is wearing a light green coat and hat. He is carrying a green bag and is featured with cute bears from out in the woods. The entire piece looks like Santa enjoying some time in the woods on a snowy day.

We also have a couple of new snowmen who are looking rather jolly! The Plaid Snowman on Snowshoes is getting ready for some outdoor adventures. The Traditional Snowman with Scarf and Corn Cob Pipe, is a happy soul who is ready to brave the cold Wisconsin winters!

As you are thinking about all your favorite places in Door County, don’t forget to pick up ornaments to help remind you of your fun trips to Door County. This year we have three new designs. “Curvy Road Gill’s Rock,” “Door County Confectionary,” and “Gus Klenke’s Garage.” Of the three, the Curvy Road has proven so far to be the favorite this year. These ornaments compliment the many other popular Door County sites (e.g. Cana Island), restaurants (e.g. Al Johnsons, Husby’s), and activities (e.g. kayaking, trolley tours) ornaments that we have. Our Door County ornament selection has grown so much it is taking over two trees and continues to expand.

The story is set primarily in Neenah and Appleton, Wisconsin with some excursions to Minneapolis, Mackinaw Island, and Sister Bay. The story is about Nick Hayden, a former pararescuemen, who is transitioning from life in the service to civil life, working at a Wisconsin insurance company. He is tasked with closing a failing division responsible for insuring religious institutions, but recent investigations surrounding the murder of a formerly insured priest, a known pedophile, leaves Nick feeling suspicious. Without any leads except a cryptic letter found at the crime scene, the case quickly goes cold, but another murder of a previously insured religious leader leads Nick to a chilling realization: a serial killer is on the hunt. When more obscure messages lead him to believe the next target has been chosen, the race to stop the ruthless killer begins.

We have some amazing chapter books for new readers (Kindergarten – 2^nd grade)! The first series we wanted to talk about is the Diary of a Pug. These books are stories told by Baron von Bubbles, a.k.a Bub, the self-proclaimed cutest pug on the planet! The first book details Bub trying to help Bella (his human) win the Inventor Challenge. With full-color artwork throughout, this funny and charming diary-format early chapter book is perfect for anyone who believes a furry pal is the best kind of friend. And while it is a series, each book has an introductory chapter, so you can start with any of the books. 

The "Engine Company 31" was inspired by a firestation built in New York City in 1895. At the time, fire stations were such as important part of every city that their construction and location were given prominence special recognition. To compliment this piece is the “Hey! No Time to Play!” and “Engine No 31”

FAO Schwarz is the oldest toy store in the United States, first opening its doors in 1862 in Baltimore before moving to New York City, where it has moved between several locations since 1870. To accompany this piece is “Joining Forces.”

Luchow’s German Restaurant, A New York City German Restaurant, located near Union Station in the East Village, that, at the turn of the 20th century, was the place to eat, drink good German beer and be seen. It was a favorite of many well-known musicians, including William Steinway.  

The Woolworth Building is an early American skyscraper designed by architect Cass Gilbert and built in 1913. It is a neo-Gothic style and stands 60 stories tall and for over 100 years has been an important part of the New York skyline.

Visiting the Miner’s House is from Dickens' most popular story, "A Christmas Carol", the Spirit of Christmas Present, appears to Ebenezer dressed in a green velvet robe and together they travel through the city seeing the celebration of Christmas, from the very rich to the very poor. Set of 2

With Memorial Day approaching, the store is starting to get busier. We were pleased to see the reception to our early morning shopping hours and plan to continue this option through the season. Early morning shopping hours are offered every day from 9am to 9:45am. During this time, we limit the number of people in the store to 10 customers. We ask that you email us (allison@tannenbaumholidayshop.com) at least 24 hours in advance to reserve your time and let us know how many people are in your party. With your reservation, we ask for a $25 deposit (per party), which is returned to you as a gift certificate to be used the morning of your shopping visit. This early morning shopping is popular with people with health concerns, for our customers who like to shop with less people around, or for the customers who want to get into the store a little earlier.  What ever the reason, please let us know if you would like to sign-up for the early hour shopping!

We hope that everyone has an amazing summer that is better than last year! We are filled with excitement over all the new items arriving daily. We hope that this year you will find time to stop by the Tannenbaum. We are open daily from 10am to 5pm.

We'll be waiting for you!

Sue Ann and Ron Flittner