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New Sturgeon Bay nonprofit 'Muse' opens space for music instruction and community concerts with upstairs housing
Summary
Board members reported a new 501(c)(3) called Muse has opened at Third and Jefferson in Sturgeon Bay to provide music instruction and concert space; apartments above the venue include housing that may be used by an acting company.
A new nonprofit called Muse has opened in Sturgeon Bay as a 501(c)(3) focused on music instruction and providing a venue for concerts and community performance, a board member said during the Wisconsin Arts Board meeting.
Muse occupies a ground-floor space at the corner of Third and Jefferson, the speaker said, and the building’s private developer added apartments upstairs. Board members noted the configuration could allow the venue to house performers or members of an acting company in the upstairs units.
The report framed Muse as a local, year‑round cultural resource rather than a seasonal attraction. The transcript did not include budget figures, lease terms, or formal agreements with any specific performing groups; the update was informational and no board action was recorded.
