Be part of a new exhibit at the Lakeshore Museum Center! Have a cool hat with a hot story? Join us for this opportunity to have your hat’s story told in our upcoming community curated exhibit: Hats Off to Muskegon! The Museum is looking for unique hats worn by people with ties to Muskegon County. Hats will be loaned to […]
The mad minds at the museum are at it again, this time they are testing your skills to see if you can escape the mad scientist lab in 60 minutes. This escape room will challenge your teamwork and problem solving as you try to get out before it is too late… 5:30pm and 7:15pm sessions […]
Visit the museum to learn more about the lives of Michigan settlers in the 1800s. Try their chores, games, and build a mini-cabin. Free to Muskegon County residents and museum members; $5 for non-residents. Walk-in, open-house style event.
The mad minds at the museum are at it again, this time they are testing your skills to see if you can escape the mad scientist lab in 60 minutes. […]
You are invited to join a special Play and Learn program at the Lakeshore Museum Center on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month. “Little Learners” is a free […]
Join the Lakeshore Museum Center and the American Foundry Society for a night dedicated to foundries in Muskegon. Learn about historical foundries in Muskegon, experiment with making your own foundry sand, and cast a real metal object to take home. Free to County Residents, $5 for non-residents. In partnership with American Foundry Society.
Leaves are all over the ground this time of year. Take a break from raking and visit the museum to make your own stained glass leaf to take home. Free to Muskegon County residents and museum members; $5 for non-residents. Walk-in, open-house style event.
All museum sites will be closed today.
All museum sites will be closed today.
When the weather gets colder we bundle up and spend more time inside. But what do Michigan animals do? Stop by the museum to see how Michigan’s animals have adapted to survive cold, snowy winters. Free to Muskegon County residents and museum members; $5 for non-residents. Walk-in, open-house style event.
