Grand Rapids Public Museum

If you like Legos, you are going to want to head the the Grand Rapids Public Museum to see not one -- but two cool exhibits made of Legos!

The Discoverer website has come up with their list of the "Coolest Museums in Every State". We have so many interesting museums in our state. Which one is the "coolest" according to their website?

As a kid, I loved playing with Legos. I was excited when I was able to make a rectangular-shaped house look fairly decent. There is an incredible sculptor named Sean Kenney who puts together absolutely stunning works of art made with Legos. His "Wild Connections" exhibit will be making a stop at the Grand Rapids Public Museum next month.

A Virtual Santa? Yes, From the Public Museum!

Unfortunately, no adults allowed.

The exhibit is free with admission.

After being closed since March due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Grand Rapids Public Museum will reopen next month. GRPM shared on their website that they'll be opening to the public July 6, with special member days July 1-3. The museum has new policies in place for the health and safety of guests and staff...

You can step up and help out local hospitals and health care facilities, too!

We have a few St. Patrick’s Day events this weekend along with LaughFest, Beer Month GR, the Women’s Expo, Hockey, Boxing, and “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory”. In addition, there are a couple of exhibits at the Gerald R. Ford Museum to check out and it’s a FREE day at the Grand Rapids Public Museum on Sunday.

Make it a Sunday Funday with the whole family.

We have a lot of outdoor, winter activities this first weekend of 2020. From skating at Rosa Parks Circle to a Winter West Festival at Richmond Park, and snowshoeing at Blandford Nature Center… get out and have some fun this winter. Indoor activities include a Bridal Show, a Model Railroad Show, Finding Your Roots, a show at the Planetarium, Comedy, the Symphony, and Basketball. A weekend full of fun things to do.

It’s the final weekend of the year 2019! There are still many Christmas themed activities. There are also a lot of things going on at the area museums. It’s also your last chance to get your FREE General Admission tickets forthe Grand Rapids Ball Drop on New Year’s Eve.