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!!

My daughters and I passed this so many time and finally walked in and asked for a tour. They loved…read moreit. The tour guide was knowledgeable and kind. Definitely worth stopping in!

I went to this house during a Halloween ghost tour while staying in Door County for a 4 day…read moregetaway. The building is no longer occupied but rather converted to a museum. I didn't experience any paranormal activity but with the history and stories we were told I wouldn't doubt there is hauntings. If you are into history especially Wisconsin ghost stories then I recommend checking it out.

Small and a bit boring. We went for free with the library summer pass but I wouldn't want to pay…read morefor this museum. One cool fishing boat inside, something about the shipwrecks in Door County, some old boat motors and some info about the ferry boats, but overall this museum was pretty small, boring and there wasn't much to see for kids besides the one boat.

This was a nice and interesting museum. It's not very large so could be disappointing for some…read more It's primarily dedicated to two things - a fishing boat The Hope and a large selection of old boat engines.

This is an incredible space to catch an outdoor concert. For 9 weeks in the summer they host a free…read moresunset concert series. It's open to everyone, you can bring any food or drink you'd like, and dogs are welcome, too! There is some food and drink available for sale before the show, and most people bring lawn chairs to sit on. The grassy field was donated by the surrounding farm and it's on a slight slope so everyone has a good view of the stage. You can also see Lake Michigan and watch the sunset during the concert. Overall, we had a great experience and can't wait to be back.

This is such an under appreciated gem. Don't let the name fool you -- it is a gorgeous, quiet…read moremaster garden. I went with kids and they loved the fairy houses, troll forest, koi pond and everything else. Great for sitting and reading a book. Easy to drive by and write off, but persist to the back of the property and be rewarded.

Cool place. We bought several plants from the master…read moreGardner's and they have thrived. Tim is great and a wealth of knowledge. I never knew there was so much to know about potato's!

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.

Such a beautiful place to see a play. It got chilly so they closed the theater off during steel…read moremagnolias. The grounds were beautiful to walk around & see the sun set before the show. Snacks & drinks available at concessions. Talented actors on display at this cool spacious theater.

Grounds and Theatre was beautiful. We saw Steel Magnolias and it was decent. There were times…read morethat we could not hear some of the actors. It was a bit expensive for what it was. I recommend getting there early and walking the grounds and walking to see the water.

Very nice venue with great sight lines and comfortable seating. Lots of parking. No concessions-…read moreno food, no water and definitely no booze - bring a flask - no frisking or metal detectors. Sound quality average = a bit tinny with too much treble. Either rush out as soon as the show ends or stop and have a drink in Fish Creek. Otherwise you will get stuck in 2-lane traffic on 57 South along with everyone else on their way to Green Bay or Milwaukee

Nice little show house which I am guessing holds about 750ish?…read more I checked in my hotel last night and they said that the Indigo Girls were playing at the DC Auditorium tonight and they wanted to know if I wanted some tickets!' I said the real Indigo Girls?? I'm Fish Creek, WI??? needless to say i jumped on the tickets and the show was excellent! The sound was terrific and the seats were comfortable plus close to the stage. I also thought the price was right! (Highest ticket was less than $65)! I looked at the Indigo Girls web sight and they usually got well over $100 for top seats so I thought this was a steal! Very impressed with this small venue and that they can bring in acts on this scale. Only let down.... No cocktails!