Attractions

Come check out Marshfield’s newest museum featuring historical war items from World War I to modern day campaigns, items from…

You don’t have to travel to Alaska to get up close and personal with a Kodiak bear…visit twin Kodiak bears…

This vibrant downtown plaza is located at the corner of Second and Chestnut Streets. The multi-use plaza hosts a variety…

The Marshfield Second Street Community Center has a unique exhibit for area visitors on its lower level. The Stierle Bird…

The new History of Marshfield exhibition is now open. It joins the Lest We Forget Military exhibition, which features wartime…

New Visions Gallery is Marshfield’s fine art connection. The non-profit community museum has been located in the lobby of Marshfield…

Gallery 450 is open 11am to 6pm Monday through Friday and during all performances in the Helen Connor Laird Theatre.…

See the latest releases in a theater that’s entertained audiences in Marshfield for more than 80 years.  This mega movie…

“More than for all veterans, more than for those who did not come back, The Highground is a place for…

Established in 1937, Wildwood has grown to become one of the state’s premier parks and leading municipal zoos. Journey more…

The impressive focal point of the Marshfield Fairgrounds is the World’s Largest Round Barn. The round barn was built in…

Nestled on five acres of land on the grounds of St. Philip’s Parish, the Grotto Gardens are home to relaxation…

The Chestnut Center for the Arts provides the Marshfield community with events, exhibits, classes, and seasonal activities celebrating the performing…

Located in neighboring Spencer, the LuCille Tack Center for the Arts promotes small-town charm and big-city experiences. For nearly a…

A must-see for lovers of Mid-Victorian architecture and local history! Travel back in time as you enter the restored 1880…

As Clyde Wynia tells it, these are extinct creatures he dug up from the surrounding marsh. Explore this outdoor sculpture…