Mike Jenkins, owner of Snurfer Boards, has helped bring the brand back home to Muskegon. He first discovered the Snurfer in 2019. He felt inspired by the history of the board and its role in starting the sport of snowboarding. Mike says, "I was decent at it but never took it past just occasionally…
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Experience Holidays and History at the Hackley & Hume Historic Homes Step into Muskegon’s history this holiday season at the Hackley & Hume Historic Homes. These immaculately restored Queen Anne-style mansions, once home to lumber barons Charles Hackley and Thomas Hume, are decorated for the season…
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There are two types of people when it comes to spooky tales. Those who love the thrill of a good scare and those who prefer to stay far from the shadows. If you enjoy the chill of the unknown, you may be curious about a few places in Muskegon County rumored to be haunted. Pennies Appearing at The…
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More Than Music at the Michigan Irish Music Festival! The Michigan Irish Music Festival, held each year in the scenic beach town of Muskegon, Michigan, is a weekend celebration of Irish and Celtic music, dance, culture, food, and family fun. Since 2000, the festival has grown into a premier event…
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Get ready to celebrate the 10th Annual Muskegon Polish Festival this Labor Day weekend in Hackley Park. This two-day festival brings the tastes, sounds, and traditions of Poland to the heart of Muskegon. Visitors can enjoy authentic Polish food, live polka music, live bands, dancing, a vodka bar, a…
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Guest Blog from Nick Gereaux and John Frawley Why Do We Run? Why do we run? As human beings, what was the driving force that made the first person decide that walking just wasn’t enough? It probably wasn’t a conscious decision but more of a “Hey, that large animal with teeth is getting too close!”…
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Honoring Muskegon's WWII Legacy In commemoration of the 80th anniversary marking the end of World War II, the Muskegon Museum of History and Science presents Home Front Heroes. A powerful new exhibit celebrating the vital contributions of Muskegon County’s residents and industries during the war…
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Muskegon County’s Commitment to Accessible Outdoor Recreation Here in Muskegon County, we are proud to offer accessible outdoor spaces and adaptive equipment that help visitors of all abilities enjoy our 27 miles of Lake Michigan shoreline and inland trails. Free adaptive beach equipment, including…
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Get ready to mark your calendar and make summer memories! If you're a fan of summer fun and amusement, then this list of attraction opening dates is for you. We've gathered opening information for your favorite Muskegon County seasonal attractions and museums. Now you can plan your next adventure…
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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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