Quilt Show, Demonstration and Music
Enjoy a Quilt Display in the Visitor Center and see hand quilting and treadle machine quilting demonstrations at the Settlers Cabin and Farmhouse. Plus, at 2 pm each day, cast […]
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- Michigan’s Heritage Park 8637 N. Durham Rd, Whitehall, MI, United States
Spinning Workshop – Heritage Park
Michigan’s Heritage Park 8637 N. Durham Rd, Whitehall, MI, United StatesJoin the Michigan’s Heritage Park staff as LuAnn McConnell shares the art of spinning. This class is open to the public and any level of spinner is welcome. We will […]
Quilt Display, Demonstration and Music
Enjoy a Quilt Display in the Visitor Center and see hand quilting and treadle machine quilting demonstrations at the Settlers Cabin and Farmhouse. Plus, at 2 pm, cast members from […]
Make and Take – Museum Center
Lakeshore Museum Center 430 W. Clay Ave., Muskegon, MI, United StatesFor $1 participants can make their own sun print design using solar paper. The solar paper is coated with light-sensitive chemicals, which react to light waves and particles when exposed […]
Throwback Thursday : Tile Making – Historic Site
The dining room of the Hackley House displays unique food-themed tiles. Children are invited to visit the Hackley & Hume Historic Site for an opportunity to paint their own tile. […]
Museum Boot Camp for Ages 10 to 18 – Museum Center
Lakeshore Museum Center 430 W. Clay Ave., Muskegon, MI, United StatesThis four day Museum Boot Camp will teach participants about artifacts. They will learn how to handle artifacts, how to track and number them, how to make an exhibit, market […]
Candle Dipping Make & Take – Heritage Park
Michigan’s Heritage Park 8637 N. Durham Rd, Whitehall, MI, United StatesCandles were a very important item during the 1830s and were often made by hand. At Michigan's Heritage Park we make our own candles to use. On August 11th all […]
Clothing Care Through Time – Heritage Park
Michigan’s Heritage Park 8637 N. Durham Rd, Whitehall, MI, United StatesWe have all been dressing ourselves for a long time and those clothes need to be constructed and cared for. How did Native Americans make and decorate their clothes? What […]
Zoom Out: Lumbering
Lakeshore Museum Center 430 W. Clay Ave., Muskegon, MI, United StatesLearn how men like Charles Hackley and Thomas Hume made their millions and how lumbering made Muskegon in this special free program. Participants will learn about the tools, people and process of the lumbering industry.
Shifting Shoreline Pop-Up Program – Museum Center
Muskegon Museum of History and Science 430 W. Clay Ave, Muskegon, MI, United StatesJoin us in our newest exhibit Shifting Shoreline anytime between 9:30am and 12:30pm on August 17th to learn more about how Lumbering and other industries changed Muskegon Lake's shoreline and ecosystems and what is being done to repair the damage. Then try your hand at cleaning up a lake bottom in a simulated activity.