Upscale art. Variety of mediums. Amazing gallery in Door County…read more Very knowledgable staff. Can't wait to visit again. 2025

Very friendly staff and very comfortable gallery to walk around…read more Lots of outdoor art starting at $50 and going into the thousands. Inside we found numerous paintings that we enjoyed and once again, they offer items in different price ranges. They had beautiful wood pieces that would look wonderful in a home. Besides being beautiful, they seemed to have been made with a quality that will last forever. I also found several artists (jewelry) that I will continue to look for and support. If I remember correctly, all of their artists were local or if not from the region around Wisconsin, they were all from the states. The 2 ladies also gave us excellent references for places to eat while we were in the area!

Well worth the stop. Love this place, along with Fine Line Design. We will be back.read more

I love his work. His studio is a highlight of trip through Ephriam.read more

This museum is a must see. If you're at all interested in the shipping history of Door County, you…read morewon't be disappointed. Do spend the extra few dollars to get a 40 minute tour of an old ship. There are a lot of stairs involved, however, an elevator is available.

Great experience! 10 floors full of exhibits. Safe for toddlers & kids. Lots of interactive games…read moreand play. Both us & our 1,5 and 6 year old really liked this museum. We were there just under 2 hours, and enjoyed ourselves on each floor. The view from the lighthouse tower is fantastic! Highly recommend visiting. It is worth the money although you might want to check with the local libraries that offer free library cards & museum passes for visitors which is what we used!

Like a lot of businesses around Door County, St. Nick's Tree Farm is seasonal. But instead of it…read morebeing open during the months when the peninsula is typically hoppin' (spring, summer and fall), this Christmas tree farm is only open from November through December. It's a short period of time that you can visit the tree farm, so if you're in Sturgeon Bay when they're open, I suggest stopping by. I wasn't in the market for a tree, but these guys have lots of them if you are. They sell Scotch Pine, Balsam Fir and Canaan Fir. The trees are pre-cut and come from a different location in Wisconsin. What I was in the market for was a souvenir to take home with me. They have lots of ornaments, Christmas decorations, tchotchkes and doo-dads for sale. I ended up buying the warmest pair of mittens that I've ever owned. They also sell hot chocolate and other snacks here, and there's an indoor display with Santa that you can take a picture with. They also have a free, donations-based light display. It's a festive place that will really put you in the Christmas spirit.

Best selection of trees, wreaths and kissing balls, and the lights are fantastic. The number of…read moreornaments and decor is incredible

This was a wonderful museum with many interesting exhibits. The walk through old Door County is…read moreespecially nice. Free, but donations are welcome (and worth it.) A must visit for all ages.

This was such a wonderful way to learn about regional history! Our 7 y/o and us adults were…read moreentertained with the great artifacts on display & tidbits of history. Free to visit but can donate to support. Can purchase souvenirs also. A definite must if in town!!

We discovered Third Avenue Playhouse while walking around and exploring Sturgeon Bay. It became an…read moreimpromptu date night when we saw they were performing "Candide" that night. I had read it in high school and enjoyed it then. We came back and bought tickets that night for the show as soon as the box office opened (at six, I believe, and the show was at 7:30, doors opened at seven.) This theatre has PROFESSIONAL ACTORS. And you could tell a huge difference from our little community theatre performances we like to attend back in Iowa. Hands down. 100%. Gold stars. Would recommend spending a night at the theatre while you are on your trip in Door County. Support the arts! See a show!

We drove up from Milwaukee just to see their production of Bernstein's CANDIDE and it was more than…read moreworth it. It's a converted small town movie house, so the ambience is hardly prepossessing, but the experience of sitting in an 84 seat theater and hearing powerful voices do justice to a demanding piece was exciting. As Shakespeare's Globe proved long ago, a bare stage, a handful of props, and a few costumes are all that's required to set the imagination soaring in the hands of gifted professionals. Even so, it required a good deal of ingenuity to fit a show like this for a small cast and a tiny stage, and I admired the inventive staging almost as much as the individual performances.

I have been attending shows for over 25 years. They continue to surprise with new shows and new…read moreyoung talent. I recently attended a performance of Something in the Water. When we arrived in the beautiful outdoor theater in Peninsula Park the crew was hard at work drying the stage and uncovering set pieces after the rain. The audience was close to a sell out. We had 2nd row middle seats. We were given a seat.cushion and handed towels to dry our seats. The show started and within 10 minutes it started to rain . The show went on and the audience stayed huddled under hoodies , rain suits, and blankets. No one left because the show had already sucked them in to the story corny jokes and all. Don't miss the shows this season!

The Gould Theater is gorgeous inside and the patio area outside is very nice. The Peninsula Players…read moreTheater is larger, so there isn't as much seating in the Gould Theater comparatively, but every seat has a good view because of the smaller setting. No need to stress about what seats to purchase. We didn't love the play we saw, so that was a disappointment, but would consider going back for a different one because of how nice the theater was.

The Ginger House was an amazing store for our girls weekend. So many unique items. Clothes,hand…read morewoven totes,jewelry,wine and other mixers for our cocktails. This is a must stop in door county. Ginger the owner gave us many recommendations for restaurants and other adventurers in the area.