Looking for family-friendly fun while the kids are out of school? Muskegon County offers a mix of outdoor and indoor adventures, making it the perfect spring break destination. From hands-on museums to scenic trails and exciting activities, here are ten ways to create lasting family memories in our…
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We found a community that blends Great Lakes grit with a love of summer and a rich mix of arts, music, and activities. A quick introduction to our family: I’m Anthony, the father and writer of this piece, and my wife Jodie and I have two kids, Connor (12) and Aster (9) St. Clair. We are the Learners…
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March is around the corner, and we love how Muskegon goes all Irish all month long! There are more varied events for all tastes and ages than you can shake a shillelagh at! “County Muskegon” is teeming with Irish and Celtic themed culture, activities, music and fun. Everyone Loves a Parade Since…
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A New Era for the Muskegon Museum of Art: The Bennett Schmidt Pavilion Opens The Muskegon Museum of Art (MMA) has expanded with the 26,000 sq. ft. Bennett Schmidt Pavilion, adding new galleries, education studios, and event spaces. This expansion allows the museum to showcase rotating exhibitions…
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This Great Lakes beach town has a reason for every season. Nestled between 26 miles of Lake Michigan shoreline and three state parks, Muskegon, Michigan, is a visitor’s dream for wintertime fun and recreation. Whether you're seeking thrilling outdoor adventures or serene winter escapes, Muskegon has…
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The Michigan craft beer trail leads to Muskegon County! Muskegon County is a must-visit destination for craft beer lovers exploring the Michigan Craft Beer Trail. With its scenic views of Lake Michigan and welcoming atmosphere, Muskegon offers a range of local breweries, each with their own…
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Discover Muskegon County's Beautiful Beaches Muskegon’s Lake Michigan shoreline stretches for 26 miles, offering a variety of public beaches, including the nationally certified clean beach at Pere Marquette Park. Whether you’re looking for pristine dunes, family-friendly parks, or quiet inland…
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Celebrate Charles Hackley: The Man Who Helped Shaped Muskegon Charles Hackley’s birthdate holds special meaning for Muskegon residents. Born on January 3, 1837, in Michigan City, Indiana, Hackley grew to become one of Muskegon’s most significant historical figures. Arriving in Muskegon aboard the…
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Birding and Birdwatching in Muskegon County Birding and birdwatching are on the rise, and Muskegon County’s Lake Michigan shoreline makes it a prime destination for enthusiasts. The popularity of birding is soaring. In 2011, there were approximately 46,700 birdwatchers or birders in the U.S. By…
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Discover Moxie the Mastodon in Downtown Muskegon Muskegon’s downtown is home to a unique and public art piece: Moxie the Mastodon. This life-sized bronze sculpture, located in front of the Muskegon Museum of History and Science, stands 7.5 feet tall and stretches 14 feet in length. "Moxie" is not…
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