Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin

This old harbor town was settled in 1835 as a logging center and is the gateway to the peninsula — Northern Door. Three historic districts, century-old lighthouses, and museums reflect its legendary maritime heritage. Go on a boat tour!

Points Of Interest

Sale Thru the Avenues Sidewalk Sale

Great bargains and unique finds, including art, textiles, and more during citywide event from 9am - 4pm. Third Avenue is closed to traffic. Food, beverages, and entertainment. (July 22).

Shopping Districts

You'll find shopping on both sides of the city's two canal-spanning bridges: West Side shopping is on the south side; while the Third Avenue historic district, Jefferson Street, and Egg Harbor Road shopping await you on the north side.

Harvest Fest and Street Art Auction

Usher in the spirit of autumn on Third Avenue starting at 9am. Classic car show, craft show, food booths, in-store specials, “Tapping of the Firkin”, stein-holding contest, and live entertainment. “Cherries Jubilee” Street Art Project all day at Martin Park. (Sept. 16).

Classic and Wooden Boat Show

Family-friendly day of entertainment, food, kids’ activities, plus Classic & Wooden Boats on Sturgeon Bay’s West Waterfront, a partnership with Door County Maritime Museum. Bloody Mary Social on August 7, watch homemade boats in Sikaflex Challenge. (Aug. 4-6).

Bass Around the Bay

The Street Art Project is a unique collaboration of local handmade art, all created to further beautify Sturgeon Bay's streets. 2022s project template is...a smallmouth bass!

More Info: sturgeonbay.net