Monroe Arts Center, Inc. is an arts center and concert hall in Monroe, hosting live music, theatrical performances, and community art workshops on 11th Street. Our main stage programming includes Sunday concert series, touring vocal groups, and youth theater productions. We also maintain six rotating gallery spaces exhibiting works by local and regional artists, alongside art education classes and seasonal community events.

Turner Hall of Monroe is a historical landmark and Swiss heritage center in Monroe, established in 1868. Designed in the Swiss Emmenthal chalet style by architect Max Hanisch, our building is listed on both the National and State Registers of Historic Places. We preserve south-central Wisconsin's Swiss roots through cultural programs, the Ratskeller Restaurant serving traditional Swiss dishes, an eight-lane bowling alley, and event spaces featuring local historical memorabilia.

Green County Historical Society Museum is a local history museum in Monroe showcasing the heritage of Green County. Located on 9th Street, our galleries house regional historical displays, historic photographs, preserved archival documents, letters, and artifacts from area pioneers. Visitors can explore our exhibits during weekend open hours on Saturdays and Sundays from 1:00 to 4:00 PM, and browse locally published history books covering Monroe and surrounding communities.

Goetz Historic Sky-Vu Drive-In is a drive-in movie theater in Monroe. Operating since 1954, our classic outdoor screen shows films with digital projection alongside on-site concessions.