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Learn how Michigan's early settlers dipped candles. Visitors will have an opportunity to work with our interpreters at the Settlers Cabin to make hand dipped candles. There is no charge to make a candle, but there is a $5 fee to take it home with you.
Superman, Batman, and Captain America became comic book heroes during the Great Depression. Children are invited to learn about superheros and make their own superhero cape at the Scolnik House of the Depression Era.
Join us at Fetch Brewery in Whitehall for an opportunity to met some of our curators and ask them questions about history, Museum work, Michigan's Heritage Park, and historic home restoration/woodworking. The brewery is located at 100 W. Colby Street.
A traditional Pow Wow will be held at Michigan's Heritage Park in Whitehall on July 16 and 17. Demonstrations by traditional dancers, fancy shawl dancers, jingle dress dancers and grass dancers. Native drummers and singers will perform throughout the weekend. Trade booths will offer such items for sale as jewelry, handmade crafts, and bead work. […]
A traditional Pow Wow at Michigan's Heritage Park continues today in Whitehall. There will be demonstrations by traditional dancers, fancy shawl dancers, jingle dress dancers and grass dancers. Native drummers and singers will perform throughout the day. Trade booths will offer such items for sale as jewelry, handmade crafts, and bead work. Traditional Native food […]
Enviroworks This one-week day camp targets Muskegon County elementary school children and challenges them to explore the natural and cultural history of the area. It is conducted weekdays from 9:00 am to Noon the last two weeks of July. Discover these fun science and history topics and many more: Creatures of the Night Ice Age […]
Native Americans and early Michigan settlers made their own dolls from materials they had on hand such as corn husks or cloth. Park visitors can make a corn husk doll for free, and pay a $5 fee to take it home with them.
Children are invited to learn how to make ice cream at the Scolnik House of the Depression Era. During the Great Depression it was common for families to make their own ice cream.
Bring your best friend to the park and learn about the role of pets and animals through history. All dogs must be on a leash and owners must clean up after them. There will be water for the dogs along the half mile trail. Dogs are also welcome on Sunday, July 24 from 1:00 to […]
Bring your best friend to the park and learn about the role of pets and animals through history. All dogs must be on a leash and owners must clean up after them. There will be water for the dogs along the half mile trail.
