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Ongoing Now through May 20 SPACE: A Journey to Our Future Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum, Grand Rapids Experience the past, present, and future of space exploration. Now through May 27 New Visions Arts Council of White Lake, Montague High school artists’ exhibition. Now through May Shifting Shoreline Lakeshore Museum Center, Muskegon This exhibit explores the changes Muskegon Lake has undergone beginning with the days of the lumbering industry in the 1800s to today. Now through June Victorian Trade Cards Lakeshore Museum Center, Muskegon This exhibit features more than 60 cards, similar to today’s sports and gaming cards, from Muskegon-area businesses of the Victorian Era. Now through September Upstairs at the Infirmary: Stories from the Ottawa County Poor Farm Tri-Cities Historical Museum, Grand Haven Now through November 30 For the Future Peace: World War II and Holland on the Homefront Holland Museum, Holland This exhibition focuses on the personal experiences of Holland, Michigan residents aboard and on the home front. Now through 2017 Evidence Found: Explorations in Archaeology The Heritage Museum and Cultural Center, St. Joseph Now through 2017 Lake Michigan’s Call to Duty in WWII Michigan Maritime Museum, South Haven May 11 through September 10 Edward S. Curtis: The North American Indian Muskegon Museum of Art, Muskegon This exhibition of national significance celebrates the artistic genius and lasting cultural legacy of Curtis, an early 1900s photographer who captured portraits of Native Americans and their landscapes, lifestyles, and rituals. May 19 through September 23 “Fishing For Fun in St. Joseph” Downtown St. Joseph Public art display throughout town. May 20 through September 9 Chef Series at the Market Holland Farmers Market, Holland May 30 through July 1 Blue: Photography Exhibition Arts Council of White Lake, Montague June 1 through August 31 Summer Concert Series Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park, Grand Rapids June through August Throwback Thursdays Every other Thursday (starting June 8), participate in special activities for children and adults at LMC’s Muskegon County historic sites. www.lakeshoremuseum.org. June through September Museum on the Move Holland Museum, Holland Participate in walking tours featuring topics ranging from the Fire of 1871 to the history of businesses and architecture in Holland. June 1 through October 29 Rowing Them Safely Home: Lifesaving and Shipwrecks on Lake Michigan See America’s most famous lifesaving boat of 1850, surrounded by Lake Michigan shipwreck and lifesaving stories. Old School House Museum, Douglas June 11 through October 1 (Sundays) Fulton Street Artisans Market, Grand Rapids June 13 through August 15 United Bank Rogue River Blues Series Downtown Rockford June 14 through August 30 Kids Activities at the Farmers Market Holland Farmers Market, Holland June 16 through July 29 Michiana Annual Juried Art Exhibit Box Factory for the Arts, St. Joseph This multi-media competition features artists from southwest Michigan, northwest Indiana, and members of the Berrien Artist Guild. June 16 through August 11 Amending America Gerald R. Ford Presidential Musem, Grand Rapids This special exhibit presented by the National Archives celebrates the 225th anniversary of the Bill of Rights in 2016. June 25 through August 27 Worship on the Waterfront Downtown Grand Haven June 30 through September 10 Beach Season: Coney Island: 40 Years + Additional Beach-themed Art Krasl Art Center, St. Joseph July 10-31 Zeelmania!: Fun for the Health of It! Downtown Zeeland Enjoy a different outdoor activity each Monday September 15 – October 29 KAC Members’ Show Krasl Art Center, St. Joseph September 20 – October 8 2017 ArtPrize Grand Rapids Area September 28 through November 8 89th Regional Michigan Exhibition Muskegon Museum of Art, Muskegon This juried selection of 2-D and 3-D works by amateur artists from throughout Michigan, comprises the state’s longest established regional art exhibition. May through May Artist: Cindy Bender, Great Legs Winery, Brewery, Distillery, Holland May 1 Muskegon County Historic Sites Open for the Season Lakeshore Museum Center, Muskegon Hackley & Hume Historic Site, Fire Barn Museum, Scolnik House of the Depression Era, and Michigan’s Heritage Park at Hilt’s Landing. May 5 Saugatuck Dune Rides Opens for the Season Saugatuck May 5 Opening Day – Lewis Farm Market & Petting Farm New Era May 5 Tannahill Weavers Howmet Playhouse, Whitehall May 5-6 LAUP Fiesta! 2017 Holland Civic Center, Holland May 6-14 Tulip Time Festival – 88th Anniversary Holland A celebration of Dutch culture with parades, street scrubbing, Dutch Dancers, concerts, an arts and crafts fair, fireworks, trolley tours, and so much more! May 6 Grand Rapids Sumphony Youth Choruses Spring Concert Calvin College Fine Arts Center, Grand Rapids May 6 Derby Day & Spring Preview Douglas May 6 Grand Haven Main Street Derby Day Grand Haven May 6 Tulip Time Run Kollen Park, Holland May 6 Chocolate Stroll Downtown Rockford May 6 Blossomtime Parade St. Joseph/Benton Harbor May 6 Star of Saugatuck Boat Cruises Opens for the season Saugatuck May 6 10th Annual White Lake Blues Fest Whitehall May 6-7 Art & Craft Fair Centennial Park, Holland Visit more than 130 juried exhibitors in beautiful Centennial Park. May 6-7 Kinderplaats Kollen Park, Holland May 6 & 8-12 Tulip Time Festival Quilt Show Holland Area Arts Council, Holland May 7 Antiques on the Bluff Lake Bluff Park, St. Joseph May 8 Art in Bloom Exhibit Holland Arts Council, Holland May 9 Dutch Marktplaats The Commons of Evergreen, Hollan May 10 White Glove Inspection of the Streets Downtown Holland May 10 Dutch Dance Performance Downtown Holland May 10 Street Scrubbing Downtown Holland May 10 Metal Flow Volksparade Downtown Holland May 10 Street Performers Downtown Holland May 11 Merchants Art Stroll Dogwood Fine Arts Festival, Downtown Dowagiac May 11 Dutch Dance Performance Downtown Holland May 11 Kinder Dutch Dance Performance Downtown Holland May 11 Yanfeng Johnson Controls Kinderparade Downtown Holland May 11-20 Dogwood Fine Arts Festival Dowagiac May 11-20 Funky Junk Art Dogwood Fine Arts Festival, Dowagiac May 12 Klassics for Kids Dogwood Fine Arts Festival, Dowagiac May 12 Opera Grand Rapids: The Barber of Seville DeVos Performance Hall, Grand Rapids May 12 Music at the Museum Tri-Cities Historical Museum, Grand Haven May 12 Farm History Day Michigan Flywheelers Museum, South Haven May 12 MacWood Dunes Rides Opening Day May 13 Opera Grand Rapids: The Barber of Seville DeVos Performance Hall, Grand Rapid May 13 Dancing with the Symphony Stars, SMSO LMC Grand Upton Hall, Benton Harbor May 13 Jean Prosper, Pianist & Composer Dogwood Fine Arts Festival, Dowagiac May 13 “Girl’s Afternoon Out” Fenn Valley Vineyard & Wine Cellar, Fennville May 13 Premier Bands Kollen Park, Holland May 13 Dutch Dance Performance Downtown Holland May 13 GMB Muziekparade Downtown Holland May 13 Music & Festival Fireworks Kollen Park, Holland May 14 Free Tours for Mothers – Hackley & Hume Historic Site Muskegon May 14 Grand Rapids Youth Symphony & Classical Orchestra Concert DeVos Performance Hall, Grand Rapids May 14 Howling Harbor! Artists’ Market Harbor Theater, Muskegon May 16-17 Sam Payne, Storyteller Dogwood Fine Arts Festival, Dowagiac May 18 Youth Fine Arts Night Dogwood Fine Arts Festival, Dowagiac May 19 Renee Rosen Dogwood Fine Arts Festival, Dowagiac May 19 Beethoven’s “Eroica” DeVos Performance Hall, Grand Rapid May 19 Unveiling of “Fishing for Fun in St. Joseph” Outdoor Art Exhibit, 5:30 pm Downtown St. Joseph May 19-21 South Haven Steelheader’s Pro Am South Haven May 20 Youth Voices Dogwood Fine Arts Festival, Dowagiac May 20 Beethoven’s “Eroica” DeVos Performance Hall, Grand Rapids May 20 Armed Forces Day Lewis Farm Market & Petting Farm, New Era May 20 BBQ, Blues & Bluegrass: A Taste of Michigan Whirlpool Centennial Park, St. Joseph May 20 Hook, free movie Howmet Playhouse, Whitehall May 20-21 Great Lakes Kite Festival Grand Haven State Park, Grand Haven May 20-21 48th Annual Heritage Hill Home Tour Grand Rapids May 20 – December 9 Holland Farmers Market Holland May 20 – September 9 Farmers Market Chef Series Holland Farmers Market, Holland May 21 Customer Appreciation Day Lewis Farm Market & Petting Farm, New Era May 24-29 Fruitport Old Fashioned Days Fruitport May 26 St. Joseph Memorial Day Parade Downtown St. Joseph May 26 Chain Ferry Opens for the Season Saugatuck Open until Labor Day. May 26 Blessing of the Fleet & Season Kick-off BBQ Michigan Maritime Museum, South Haven May 27 Opening Day, WildWater Adventure! Muskegon May 27 2nd Annual Harbor Walk to Fitness Michigan Maritime Museum, South Haven May 27 Spring Peddler’s Market Zeeland An artfully curious faire! May 27-28 Annual Wine & Art Festival Lemon Creek Winery, Berrien Springs May 27-28 Iris Show Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park, Grand Rapids May 27-29 Annual Memorial Weekend Sale Apparel from the Past & Shawnee Road Antiques, Baroda May 28 Allegan Antiques Market Allegan County Fairgrounds, Allegan Michigan’s finest antiques show features 400 dealers. May 28 Weko Beach Concert Series Weko Beach, Bridgman 1st in a series of free concerts on the beach! Free admission to park and concerts. 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