Grand Rapids Public Museum

We have more harvest festivals along with cultural festivals and art festivals. There is plenty of food, drink, entertainment, and fun for all ages.

A set of Mastodon bones were found at an intersection along 22 Mile Road in Kent City last week.

Imagine a log jam seven miles long and three stories high on the Grand River in downtown Grand Rapids. It happened back in 1883!

We all know Grand Rapids is known as one of the best places to raise a family in the U.S. We are so fortunate to have world class health care. We are famous for many local attractions.

Thursday, October 21st it will be "Back to the Future" Day. You can celebrate at the Grand Rapids Public Museum. They will host an all-day celebration of the film.

The whale hanging from the ceiling at the Grand Rapids Public Museum has an interesting history.

Social districts are supposed to end in November but could be extended due to their success.

Looking for something to do with the kids this summer? Or maybe just an activity for yourself? How about visiting the galaxy from the most comfortable seat in an air-conditioned building?!

The Cook Carousel Pavilion at the Grand Rapids Public Museum is empty. What happened to the 1928 Spillman Carousel?

Now that some of the COVID-19 restrictions have been lifted in Michigan, theaters can reopen. That also means that the Roger B. Chaffee Planetarium, located at the Grand Rapids Public Museum, will be reopening.

Are you looking for something to do? Mask up and head to the Grand Rapids Public Museum! There are several cool exhibits currently on display that you might want to check out.

Movies, animals, and retail therapy... you don't have to be stuck at home all weekend long.