Exhibit

In recognition of Indigenous Peoples Day, a reimagined exhibit featuring the history, traditions, and languages of West Michigan Indigenous tribes is opening at the Grand Rapids Public Museum

The Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum is stepping back in history with royal flairr, opening the new exhibit “Waltzing with the Queen” Friday.

We get the details as well as an update on the Toulouse Goose experiment and a soupcon of music to be shared.

We talk to Dr. Mirelle Kuecke, Supervisory Curator, about the exhibit opening August 23.

Grand Rapids marks a big anniversary this year as it was incorporated as a city 175 years ago. City leaders are planning multiple celebrations over the coming months

The exhibit includes items from the group’s beginnings such as a bench dedicated to founding members and one of its first pride flags

A huge iconic 86-year-old map on display at the Grand Rapids Public Museum just got upgraded with technology to share Native American history

The bones of a mastodon found in Kent County have been dried, glued and 3D scanned. Now museum leaders are planning for a replica to go on display

Ford friends and family gather to host lectures, panel discussions and the opening of a new museum exhibit

We discuss John Steuart Curry: Weathering the Storm.