More Art
Discover the hidden gem of Wisconsin: Marinette's art is truly remarkable. Featuring the iconic 1932 photograph "Lunch Atop a Skyscraper" (shown to the left) and the Menominee Nation's Spirit Animal, The Bear, displayed below, Marinette stands out as a hub of creativity. Below is a glimpse of the artistic treasures that Marinette has in store. Come see all of our amazing art!
Menominee Indian Nation Bear
Head to Menekaunee Harbor and learn how the Menominee Nation was started. This iconic Bear stands on the spot where the Menominee story began.
Menominee Indian Nation Clan Monument
Learn about the 5-clans of the Menominee indian nation and how each clan played a specific role in making the Menominee Indian nation not just survive but thrive for over 4,000 years!
Native American Art
"Lunch Atop A Skyscraper"
The iconic 1932 photo titled, "Lunch Atop A Skyscraper," sits atop the Lodge on Main. This restaurant pays homage to the hardworking men and woman in Marinette. It is a "must see" when visiting the city.
Resting After Work
Inside the Lodge on Main is another beautiful lifesize metal piece of art depicting a man after a long hard day at work. Stop inside, get a picture and lunch!
Metal Art
Fishing Man Netting His Catch
Marinette's commercial fishing industry was a key economic driver in the mid-1900s. This life-sized statue serves as a tribute to that historical legacy.
Cooling Off On A Hot Summer Sdat
Marinette features a stunning sculpture showcasing two boys diving into the Menom River. The intricate details of this remarkable artwork will leave you in awe.
Art Throughout The City
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Iconic Art
Discover a collection of Marinette's artwork in the photo album above. It features a diverse range of pieces, from Native American themes to scenes of boys enjoying a hot summer day as well as monuments that honor Marinette's rich. There's something to captivate every art lover!