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!!

This free museum was one of the highlights of the trip. Staff was friendly and were willing to…read moreanswer any questions about the museum and places of interest in the area.

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 place is an unbelievable opportunity to take a look back in time and listen to classic…read morebluegrass and country in a barn that looks like it is out of a fairy tale. You will get to witness a family pick the night away on fiddle, mandolin and guitar. Mixed in with original bluegrass picking was hits from Earl Skruggs, Patsy Kline and many other classics you won't soon forget. This is world class music for a 20$ bill. I truly cannot believe I am the first to review this place but I'm sure I will not be the last. This is a place is special, don't miss out!!!

Just saw the latest show, George and Gracie, as always it was a great production. Have been to…read moremany of the shows at Northern Sky over the years, both at the inside and outside theaters. Their productions are to be rated A+ the actors have onending talent.

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!

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.

Clay Bay Pottery is a total Door County must stop for our family. We all have mugs, lamps, plates…read moreetc from here. Besides work from their owners, they also have featured Work by other artists. They will also take commissions, if you are looking for something in particular. Wonderful for gifts and always the first mugs we grab off of the shelf for team and coffee in the morning

This was such an enjoyable experience. Such friendly owners. You get what you make. They give you…read moretraining which does not impact you creation time. Very personal and they do not rush the experience. More than willing to help you create the art that you're envisioning. We will totally recommend this to our friends and will come back on another trip.

Some friends and I had a class at Popelka as a birthday treat. Jeremy (the instructor) was…read morewonderful at adapting to three very different experience (and confidence) levels. He was great at explaining and keeping things interesting while unobtrusively assisting when help was needed. In terms of price, our session was about the same as I paid for a similar glass-blowing event elsewhere. The big difference is that we were far more involved in every step of the process and we got to design our own pieces - the type (cup, vase, ornament, paperweight, etc.), the overall shape (short/tall/wide/flared) and the colors. It was a great time and I definitely recommend it as a fantastic afternoon excursion.

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.