Still going strong, and the orchestra is better than ever. Maestro Yampolsky has assembled a group…read moreof musicians from all over who are truly accomplished and dedicated. This orchestra is as good as any major city Symphony Orchestra! Great selection of music as well. And I was wrong - not 39 years - they've been in operation for 62 (!) years! I hope they continue doing well for a long, long time.

From the owner: The Peninsula Music Festival is a professional symphony orchestra located in Door County,…read moreWisconsin. We present nine different symphonic concerts the first full three weeks of August every year for over 60 years. Concerts are every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Concerts are held in doors in the state-of-the-art Door Community Auditorium. Our box/administrative office is located at 10347 N. Water Street in Ephraim - part of the Green Gables Shops in north Ephraim.

We enjoyed an amazing experience at the Skyway Drive-In on a recent trip to Door County…read more The movies start when it begins to get dark. They have a double feature with the first movie starting at twilight followed by an intermission and then the second movie. They have a snack bar with popcorn, candy, sodas, and the usual movie theater fare. You can listen to the movie with one of their old fashioned speakers that hangs on your window or you can tune into a radio station to listen through your car speakers (the problem with this being most modern vehicles turn the radio off after a while and in order to get it back on you have to turn on the car, which isn't ideal so the speakers came in handy). The prices are per person not per carload like some drive-ins. But, for two movies, it's still quite reasonable. The parking area is well organized and if you don't have the best spot for the first movie, not to worry, it thins out quite a bit for the second and you can reposition. We brought lawn chairs and enjoyed the first movie outside and the second in the car (it was a bit chillier at that point). We brought in a picnic dinner and enjoyed that before getting some candy dessert at the snack bar. Such a fun evening to be had at Skyway Drive-in! Get to it!

A Door County MUST!!!! $9.50 per person for 2 movies?!?!?! Where else are you going to get that…read morekind of deal? Worried that the movies will be outdated? Nope. The last time we went (in 2022), they were showing Top Gun: Maverick, and Elvis. Gone are the old school window mounted speakers...you now tune your car radio to a specific channel. Still around are the old school dancing snacks commercials, along with the concession stand selling popcorn, candy, ice cream, and beverages, but you can bring in your own. Movies start at dusk, which, up in the peninsula, can be as late as 8-8:30 pm. We didn't get out from watching the double feature until about 1:15 am. If you want to only watch one movie, you can, but they still charge you for two. Located across from Peninsula State Park, it is conveniently located for campers, as well as for those staying in a hotel or B&B, and they usually make sure that one of the movies is suitable for kids. Nostalgic for those of us old enough to remember when drive-ins were just another movie option, and a cool and new experience for those who've only heard about them, you must visit at least once. You'll be hooked! 7/2024

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!

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.

It has been a couple weeks since we enjoyed a concert over the Labor Day weekend in Door County,…read moreWI. The concert series we enjoyed was held at an amazing venue, The Clearing. The pieces we enjoyed this wonderful afternoon were: Suite in G Minor, Op. 71 - Moritz Moszkowski, Trio on Chassidic Melodies by Paul Schoenfield, and Piano Quartet in C Minor, Op. 13 by Richard Strauss. The middle piece by Paul Schoenfield, was particularly enjoyable as it is in a unique and lively style which compliments the more traditional chamber music we usually hear. The Moszkowski piece was also very moving and awe inspiring, while Richard Strauss was the perfect way to end this concert, leaving us mystified by the talent of the musicians. The people of Midsummer's Music, from administrative staff, to the organizing vision of Jim Birkenstock, to the myriad gifted yet humble musicians, is what makes this series so special. We can often find concerts held in magnificent venues, from concert halls to library auditoriums, but seldom can you chat with the musicians to learn what inspires them to produce such beautiful music! Come to Door County, Wisconsin. Enjoy the nature, the restaurants, the galleries and the people. Come to Door County to take in some equally breath taking music!

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!

One Eighty Petals is a flower farm just outside of Fish Creek in Door County, Wisconsin. I placed a…read more$25 deposit to do a U-pick flower experience on a Thursday afternoon. The booking experience on their website was straightforward and the deposit went towards my purchase the day of the experience. Parking and check-in were very easy, as was the walk to the flower field. The family that runs One Eighty Petals is incredibly knowledgeable and kind and the setting was very idyllic. We got an overview of the flowers available to pick before being provided vessels and clippers. I was able to fill a large bucket of flowers for about $55, which produced seven vases (of various sizes) worth of flowers. They had smaller U-Pick quantities and ready-made bouquets available, as well. This was truly a magical experience and I highly recommend it to tourists and locals alike!

Ordered 3 felted soap bars on 7/15/29. Did not receive them or an update about the status. Sent an…read moreemail on 7.29.25 to inquire about the status, but instead of getting a reply the order was just cancelled with a note that there would be a refund issued. As of 8/4/25, still have not received it. Very disappointed as the item was to be a gift.

I always love visiting Interfibers Gallery tucked away in such an idyllic setting. It's one of the…read morefew galleries with a working studio that has been around for decades in Door County. The fiber art and wall hangings are outstanding! Other interesting art, clothing and jewelry...must see!

I was looking for a soulful gift for one of my beloveds. It was so hard to find something that…read moremeant a lot to him because he's a person that can afford anything he needs. My idea was to get him a customized piece of art. I was spending some days in Door County at my summer house last year and noticed Wendy's gallery Interfibers. The whole process of creating the piece was memorable, Wendy is such an outstanding and experienced artist! In the end, he was so happy to get something that special, it was the best decision I could make.