Art & History Walk with the Lakeshore Museum Center and the Muskegon Museum of Art.   Learn about the public art and history of downtown Muskegon.    $5 per person.   Please call 231-722-0278 to register or use the button below and have your name added to the RSVP list immediately.

Clay pots is the theme of this month's event.  Learn how to make a clay pot and see how they were used by Native Americans in the Wigwam Village.  For $5, participants can take their pot home or we can recycle the material for another visitor.

At 11:00 Deb Gutowski will speak about her experience making a dream catcher following the Columbine shootings in 1999.  That same dream catcher has traveled to Red Lake Nation and Sandy Hook following similar tragedies in those communities.    The talk will be held in the visitors center and is a part of the 30 Days […]

Members of the Early Times Chapter of the Pontiac Oakland Club International will display more than 20 flathead powered Pontiacs from 1926 to 1954 at the park. The group is dedicated to the preservation and restoration of Pontiacs from this time period.  Many car owners will also have memorabilia on display and will be dressed in […]

Children can visit the Lakeshore Museum Center and the Muskegon Museum of Art as well as all five Avian Avatar sculptures for a chance to win bird-themed prizes.

Mommy & Me at the Museum.    Hands-On Museum Introduction & Scavenger Hunt.

Genot Picor, a storyteller, musician, and dancer, will help us celebrate French Canadian Heritage Day at Michigan's Heritage Park with three special presentations. Genot uses his talents to bring an interactive frontier history alive to audiences of all ages.  He will make presentations at 11 am, 1 pm, and 3 pm.