You can get into the Christmas spirit and support affordable housing in Door County this Sunday in Brussels. The musical group STEEM is bringing its “For Kids From 1 to 92” Christmas show to the Southern Door Community Auditorium as part of a run that has included stops in Oshkosh, Marinette, Manitowoc, Elkhart Lake and Wausau.
Joining the 12-piece band and former Vic Ferrari frontman Michael Bailey is Steve March-Tormé, who is the son of Mel Tormé, the songwriter who co-wrote “The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire)” in 1944. While promoting his own song, “I Remember Christmas Time,” in 2021, March-Tormé said there is something about Christmas music that keeps it popular and in demand year after year.
Christmas is a special time for Door County Habitat for Humanity Executive Director Lori Allen. The holiday season allows Allen to reflect on the hundreds of lives the organization’s work has impacted over the years, including the 50th partner family welcomed home earlier this year. She says their work helps keep Christmas merry and bright by taking one worry off families’ minds.
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Tickets are still available for Sunday’s 3 p.m. show at the Southern Door Community Auditorium. All proceeds from the show will support Door County Habitat for Humanity.
