ToGather Point

12/07/2025

Summer vibes 😎

04/07/2025

✨Another fantastic review from our guests that checked out today.

22/06/2025

Need to cool off this summer? ToGather Point brings the cooler air off of Lake Michigan during those scorching hot days in the city.

22/06/2025

15/06/2025

Lovely day at ToGather Point

07/06/2025

We have availability June 15-20th at ToGather Point!

https://www.airbnb.com/l/EK94yZQd

29/05/2025

Lower water levels this summer can’t take away from the natural beauty of Rowley’s Bay! 🌞 🌖

23/04/2025

Before and after images of Husby’s in Sister Bay! What do you think?

07/04/2025

The Ellison Bay Spring Art Crawl will take place May 17-18th this year. Just minutes from ToGather Point ! 🎨

04/04/2025

Thirsty? This great local business is just minutes from ToGather Point !

Skip Stone Coffee, a beloved staple in the Door County coffee scene, is thrilled to announce a rebrand to happy coffee. This exciting evolution reflects the company’s commitment to crafting exceptional coffee experiences while embracing a warm, joyful, and inviting atmosphere for both locals and visitors alike.

Find out more at https://doorcounty.net/skip-stone-coffee-announces-exciting-rebrand-to-happy-coffee/

03/04/2025

Very talented artist and beautiful studio very close to ToGather Point. He will be missed.

On Thursday, March 28, artist James Ingwersen announced to the public that he was donating his home, studio, gallery and surrounding property to the Peninsula School of Art, a move that gave him great satisfaction. Two days later, about a month shy of his 96th birthday, he died, content that the vision for his property he had pursued for most of his days since his wife, Phyllis, died in 2018, would come to fruition.

Ingwersen had spent several years investing substantially in his 1860s era farm to ensure its future, and in presenting his sprawling collection of his artwork. He held musical events, showings and presentations on the grounds, bringing a new generation to the property where he had fulfilled hundreds of commissions over 55 years painting portraits in Liberty Grove.

He was part of the group of artists and creatives who descended on northern Door County in the late 1960s and early 1970s and created the art scene as we know it today. People like Jeanne and David Aurelius, Anne and Minnow Emerson, Karsten and Ellen Topelmann, Amanda DeWitt, Norb Blei, Chick Peterson, Paul and Carol Sills and many others came to the county and made art and creativity a primary part of the community’s identity.

Read more about the life of Jim Ingwersen here>> https://doorcountypulse.com/artist-james-ingwersen-dies-at-95/

Photo by Kayla Larsen in Ingwersent's studio.

28/03/2025

Can’t wait for warmer temperatures to return! It’s not far off now!☀️