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This interactive exhibit focuses on how the body works and the nutrition, movement and habits necessary to keep you healthy from head to toe! It might just make you inspired to make the most of your amazing body!
Learn all about the lives of
those who’ve called this area home for the last 10,000 years! From giant Mastodons to fur traders, lumber barons and others, this exhibit is bound to make you curious.
Discover the relationships between the plants and animals that live in Muskegon County and the habitats of each. Which ones have you seen? The habitat Gallery will make you adventurous.
Our beautiful lakes didn’t always look like they do today! Our bodies of water have experienced impactful changes throughout the ages. Dive into this exhibit and see for yourself. Bet it will make you smile!
There’s something for everyone in this hands-on exhibit that explores the world of science and what makes things tick, fly, swirl, light up, and go. Learning what makes things do what they do will definitely make you clever!
Be sure to check out this creative and interactive space that will make you think about science, technology, engineering, and mathematics! This exhibit promotes hands-on learning for all family members.
Exhibit running June 16, 2023 – May 11, 2024: Urban Renewal
Learn about the revitalization of Muskegon in the 1970s, the decline of the mall, and the new developments underway in downtown Muskegon today.
Exhibit open now –
Decorate with a piece of Muskegon history!
Did you know the Museum has produced an annual ornament featuring historic images from Muskegon County since 1995?
Sticks and Strings – Hulda’s Marionettes:View marionettes made by Muskegon Co. resident and educator, Hulda Buck. Learn her history and how marionettes operate.
Joseph Sadony 1877-1960 – Learn about the unique history of Montague resident and author of Gates of the Mind, Joseph Sadony.