Events Calendar

Musical Fountain 2010 Schedule

Grand Haven Musical Fountain
2010 Season Schedule

Friday and Saturday May 14 & 15

Friday and Saturday May 21 & 22

Friday, May 28, nightly, including Sundays, through Labor Day, September 6th

Friday and Saturday September 10 & 11

Friday and Saturday September 17 & 18

Friday and Saturday September 24 & 25

Grand Haven Musical Fountain
2010 Schedule of Start Times

The fountain will start at:

10:00 p.m. on May 7 thru June 9th.

10:10 p.m. from June 10 through July 14th.

10:00 p.m. from July 15 through August 7th.

9:50 p.m. from August 8th through August 18th.

9:30 p.m. from August 19 through September 2nd .

9:00 p.m. on September 3, 4, 5 & 6, and 10 & 11.

8:30 p.m. on September 17 & 18 and 24 & 25.

All starting times have been determined by selecting the very best time for viewing based upon darkness behind Dewey Hill.
Grand Haven Musical Fountain
2010 Schedule of Start Times

For a listing of the musical selections and more information click here.

Location:

To have the best seats for the show, head on over to Waterfront Stadium located on Harbor Drive right on the water. Directly across from the stadium is Dewey Hill- this is where all the magic happens. You can't get a better view than from the bleachers of Waterfront Stadium!

2010 Song Schedule

Click here to View Song List

Fountain Video

Musical Fountain-Photo by Ed Post

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Program a Performance

Click here to Download Program Software

Musical Fountain Designer Leaves His Legacy

William Booth II-Fountain Designer

January 09, 2008-Muskegon Chronicle

William Booth II, the engineer credited with making Grand Haven's Musical Fountain a true musical fountain, died Sunday at his home. He was 87.

Booth, a 59-year resident of Grand Haven, was a member of the original 18-member Musical Fountain Committee charged with making the concept of a musical fountain a reality. The fountain debuted May 30, 1963, and quickly became a major downtown tourist attraction.

Booth recalled when he, then Mayor William Creason and their wives were in a boat in the middle of the Grand River when the fountain gave its first performance on May 30, 1963. They all embraced and cried when the fountain worked as planned.

"We figured if it didn't work, or if people did not like it, we were going to have to hop a freight train and hightail it out of town," Booth said in a 1988 interview.

The Musical Fountain is credited with being the springboard for the redevelopment of Grand Haven's waterfront that now includes Bicentennial Park, Waterfront Stadium and the popular boardwalk linking the downtown with the south pier. .......click the link below for the rest of the story.

http://blog.mlive.com/chronicle/2008/01/musical_fountain_designer_dead.html