How many Museums are in Michigan?
Michigan winter is
definitely upon us and the snowflakes continue to fall. Some of us are excited
to snow shoe, ski, snowboard and build snow forts, but others are hibernating
next to a cozy fireplace dreaming of sunnier days. If you are one of the many
individuals anticipating the return of Spring and Summer; enjoy a little Michigan
knowledge.
You can visit the Air Zoo in Kalamazoo or The American Museum of Magic in Marshall. Stop in to
see the largest private collection of Coca-cola related items at the Bottle-CapMuseum in Grayling. Take a walk through the 1895 Victorian house turned museum
and see the Voigt family’s original furniture and belongings.
When you visit a museum
you can learn about history, heritage, art or science. You can view the
transformation of toys, bicycles and automobiles through history. History
really does come alive as you walk through the Historic White Pine Village in
Ludington. The Clinton Township Historical Village features exhibits that
take you back in time.
TJ Stay at the The Streets of Old Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids Public Museum
In late October my
husband and I took our girls to the Dinosaurs Unearthed at the Grand Rapids Public Museum. The ginormous brontosaurus and T-Rex models towered above us as we walked through the exhibit.
Then the dinosaur replicas moved! I admit, I was pretty excited with what we
saw that day at the museum.
Every time I turn around The Grand Rapids Public Museum has a new exhibit. It’s impossible to not learn something new every time you go. They make learning an experience to remember.
Dinosaurs Unearthed
Grand Rapids Art Museum
I just recently learned
that the Muskegon Museum of Art currently has an exhibit showcasing more than
1,000 Japanese warrior robots. These colorful creatures look like they just
stepped out of a comic book. Even if you are not a comic book fan it is a must
see. Check out a sneak peak of the exhibit here.
Michigan museums are an opportunity to experience
collections of art and history. They are an opportunity to expand your
knowledge.
Visit michigan.org to
plan a trip to a museum today!
Written by Karlee Miller
Creative Administrator
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