Gettin' artsy with it.

Art has always played a huge role in Sheboygan’s culture making it the perfect place to get your fill of art. 

Aviation Heritage Center of WI

The Aviation Heritage Center of Wisconsin located at the Sheboygan County airport is a unique environment where visitors can experience the world of aviation.

James Tellen Woodland Sculpture Garden

James A. Tellen created over 30 historic, religious and mythic figures within the woods surrounding his family’s summer cottage in the Black River area, featuring both life-size and miniature characters.

John Michael Kohler Arts Center

“Unforgettable,” “inspiring,” “magical and fun for our entire family,” and “my all-time favorite museum” are examples of how visitors talk about the John Michael Kohler Arts Center.

Lao, Hmong & American Veterans Memorial

This memorial was built and established as a humble reminder of all the sacrifices made during the US Secret War in Laos during the Vietnam War era.

Sheboygan County Historical Museum

The Sheboygan County Historical Society has as its primary mission to collect, preserve, and educate about the history of Sheboygan County.

Sheboygan Performing Arts

Sheboygan Performing Arts is a partnership of performing arts organizations who work together for the good of all artistic endeavors in the Sheboygan County area.

Sheboygan Symphony Orchestra

The Sheboygan Symphony Orchestra is the oldest continually active orchestra in the State of Wisconsin, performing concerts since 1918, with the Stefanie H. Weill Center for the Performing Arts as their home.

Sheboygan Visual Artists

The Sheboygan Visual Artists (SVA) organization blends an eclectic mix of the area’s art culture through a variety of mediums capturing intrigue and inspiration created by local artists.

Stefanie H. Weill Center

Visit the fabulously restored Stefanie H. Weill Center for Performing Arts, where an array of national acts perform throughout the spring, fall and winter seasons.

The Sheboygan Project

The Sheboygan Project brings the street-art movement to Sheboygan, Wisconsin by using the urban landscape as a canvas for exciting works of art that reflect the city’s people and culture.

Wade House

Visit the Wade House to experience what it was like when travelers and horses rested in Greenbush for a time and when life and business in the area bustled as the new town grew and prospered.

Wreck of the Lottie Cooper

Just one of the many ships that are said to be at the bottom of the lake near Sheboygan, the Lottie Cooper was discovered during the construction of the marina and she has been re-assembled at Deland Park, right along the Lakefront.

Heritage School

Go back to the past and experience a classroom from 1876, from its old flap-seated desks to a properly attired schoolmarm prepared to hear the daily recitations of reading, ‘riting and ‘rithmetic.

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