Art shows and art events in Sheboygan, WI tonight and this week
115 listings in and around Sheboygan, WI, Wednesday, November 11 through Tuesday, November 17. Soonest: 5 Session Photography Course - October/November Session 2026 at Art's Cameras Plus (Wednesday 5 p.m.); Holiday Hustle Shopping Event at Art on the Town Wi: The Studio (Tuesday 10 a.m.); Tinker Collage Workshop at The ART STUDIO De Pere (Wednesday 9 a.m.); Tinker Collage Workshop at The ART STUDIO De Pere (Wednesday 9 a.m.). Every listing links the venue's or organizer's own page it was checked against.
ParkingThere is open parking on Main Street. In addition to street, there is also plenty of parking in the Retlaw parking garage!From wonderfdl.com, Oct 18, 2026
ArrivingWe do not accept reservations for play. Walk-ins are welcome on a first come, first serve basis until we meet our limited capacity.From wonderfdl.com, Oct 18, 2026
Haggerty Museum of Art exhibitions of American prints that use satire and history to explore American identity, plus Revolutionary-era prints from Britain and America.
A three-hour collage workshop with Christine Style, using laser-cut wood and paper shapes, tied to Dennis Rockhill's BURN, MELT, GLUE & SCREW exhibit. All materials provided. $50; all ages, no experience needed, 6 participants per session.
A three-hour collage workshop with Christine Style using laser-cut wood and paper shapes. $50 per person; all ages, no experience needed. Materials are provided.
A hands-on session on Jackson Pollock's drip painting, where you try the technique on your own artwork. For ages 9 and up, at $20 for members or $25 for the general public.
Open Maker Time: Fun with Fibers and Fabrics, a makerspace session creating accessories, decor and giftables from felt, flannel, wool roving and yarns.
Open Maker Time: Fun with Fibers and Fabrics, a makerspace session creating accessories, decor and giftables from felt, flannel, wool roving and yarns.
Bri Ballog and Kelly Hicks teach a crochet pattern using single, double, half double and triple crochets in a pay-what-you-can workshop for all levels. Suggested donation $20; registration required.
A closing reception at Mitchell Street Arts, a nonprofit gallery of Milwaukee-based outside artists, group shows and artists in residence. Programs are free or donation-based, and no commission is taken on works sold.
Haggerty Museum of Art exhibitions of American prints that use satire and history to explore American identity, plus Revolutionary-era prints from Britain and America.
Runs across the dates shown. A hands-on class in which participants choose wax, wicks and essential oils to make one custom candle. All materials are included and no experience is needed.
ParkingFree parking is available in the Arts Center lot on New York Avenue.From jmkac.org, Oct 24, 2026
ArrivingReservations are required for groups of 10 or moreFor groups of 10 or more, we encourage reservations so we can ensure the best experience.From jmkac.org, Oct 24, 2026
Wisconsin sculptor John Hallett talks about his process, how his years as a veterinarian shape his animal work, and his new glass-and-bronze series on trees.
A guided session where people throw two stoneware bowls on the wheel with step-by-step help. Pieces are professionally fired, and they can be glazed on a later visit.
A paint and sip class: a local artist guides you step by step through your own version of Amber Forest Falls. All painting supplies included; no experience needed.
Haggerty Museum of Art exhibitions of American prints that use satire and history to explore American identity, plus Revolutionary-era prints from Britain and America.
Runs across the dates shown. A hands-on class in which participants choose wax, wicks and essential oils to make one custom candle. All materials are included and no experience is needed.
Second reception for the BURN, MELT, GLUE & SCREW exhibit of laser-cut collage works by Dennis Rockhill, held during Art Nite. The exhibit runs through November 14.
A second reception for BURN, MELT, GLUE & SCREW at The ART STUDIO De Pere, featuring laser-cut collage works by Dennis Rockhill of the UWGB Einstein Project Makerspace.
Hand knit chunky blankets at GreyHouse Creative Market in Wauwatosa, a DIY workshop where people make personalized home décor with the help of its experts.