Come on down to the Tri-Cities Historical Museum for some holly jolly fun! Stake out your spot for the Jingle Bell Parade and stop by for some holiday crafts, games, and face painting. The event runs from 3pm to 7pm.
'Women of the Watch, Keepers of the Light' is about women from Michigan’s history who have been lighthouse keepers. Theater artist Anna Marck shares stories of female lighthouse keepers on the Great Lakes, recalling her childhood experiences at Michigan lighthouses.
This is the final episode in the Tri-Cities Historical Museum's 2024 Storyteller series! Historian Andrew Kercher will recount the stories around some of the most famous lights that have guided everything from 1,000-foot freighters to sailboats on the Great Lakes since the 1820s.
For one night only, Lakeshore Visual Arts Collective artists are turning the second floor of the Tri-Cities Historical Museum into an exciting gallery space filled with original works! Come out for a night of live music, food by Righteous Cuisine, and a cash bar. A $10 suggested donation and 10% of artists' sales will help support the important work of LVAC's nonprofit partner, 103.5 WAWL.
Step into the past and savor an unforgettable moment with Tri-Cities Historical Museum at the annual Tri-Cities Treasures event on October 5.
Join them for an unforgettable event of history and the timeless allure of historic taverns. Participants can drinks on the tour.
