Sep 26 Saturday
The Disability Resource Symposium is a free community event designed to connect individuals with disabilities, their families, and caregivers with trusted resources from across West Michigan. Attendees will discover valuable programs, services, and support while gaining practical tools and encouragement for their caregiving journey. There will be helpful workshops, expert speakers, and local service providers that caregivers can ask questions and connect with. To make the day as accessible and stress-free as possible, lunch, refreshments, and free respite care will be provided.
Oct 10 Saturday
STEAM Activity: Beaded Wire Flowers*General adSuper Saturday is the second Saturday of every month. Enjoy free general admission* to the Museum’s galleries and a FREE kids STEAM activity. Each Super Saturday is inspired by a piece of art from the MMA permanent collection or a current exhibition. mission does not include admission to specialty exhibitions.
Oct 18 Sunday
The Sweet House Foundation invites the community to celebrate America’s 250th birthday with a special public event at the historic Sweet House on Sunday, October 18, 2026.Guests will have the opportunity to tour the historic mansion and learn more about Martin Sweet and his impact on the development of early Grand Rapids. A complimentary champagne toast in honor of America’s birthday will be offered to guests.Doors open at 3:00 p.m., with the guided historical tour beginning promptly at 3:15 p.m. A purchase bar will also be available.The event offers a unique opportunity to celebrate our nation’s milestone anniversary while discovering the history of one of Grand Rapids treasured historic homes and the people who helped shape the city.
About The Sweet House FoundationThe objective of The Sweet House Foundation is to preserve, maintain, and share the historic home of Martin Sweet, located at 254 Fulton Street E in Grand Rapids, Michigan. The Foundation is dedicated to educating the public about Martin Sweet’s extensive contributions to the development of early Grand Rapids, as well as the historical accomplishments of subsequent occupants of the house.
Nov 14 Saturday
Dec 12 Saturday