Discovering Indigenous Heritage in Muskegon County At Visit Muskegon, we’re excited to share the rich Indigenous heritage that adds depth to our community. In this blog, we’ll explore the history of the Muskegon name, delve into the area's Indigenous roots, and celebrate the art and traditions that…
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The Rich History of the Michigan Contemporary Art Exhibition The Michigan Contemporary Art Exhibition at the Muskegon Museum of Art is the longest-running regional art exhibition in Michigan. For over 90 years, it has supported Michigan artists, offering them the chance to exhibit and sell their…
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Step Aboard History at the USS LST 393 Veterans Museum! Calling all history, WWII and maritime buffs! Set sail for adventure in Muskegon, Michigan, at the one-of-a-kind USS LST 393 Veterans Museum. Leave behind the ordinary museum experience – here, you'll step aboard a piece of living history, the…
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Unveiling Muskegon's Maritime Marvels: A Journey Through History and Adventure Muskegon County, Michigan, beckons history buffs, maritime enthusiasts, and adventure seekers alike. Nestled along the shores of Lake Michigan, Muskegon boasts a rich maritime heritage, evident in its historic…
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A Grand Voyage Through Time on the Great Lakes Ahoy, history and maritime enthusiasts! Set sail on a captivating journey through time with the SS Milwaukee Clipper, a National Historic Landmark and icon of the Great Lakes. From her beginnings as the Juniata to her current status as a beloved museum…
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Ahoy, ship lovers! Ever dream of witnessing colossal freighters glide majestically across the horizon? In Muskegon, Michigan, this dream becomes reality. Muskegon boasts the deepest natural harbor in West Michigan, offering guaranteed close-up encounters with these modern engineering marvels on…
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A Century of Baseball in Muskegon County Baseball fans, this one’s for you! Muskegon has a proud baseball story that stretches from the Muskegon Lassies of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League to the historic Marsh Field, one of the oldest minor league ballparks still in use in…
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Each October since 1995, members of the International Buster Keaton Society have gathered in Buster’s “home away from home” Muskegon, Michigan. The Society was formed by a few ladies in New Jersey who wanted to celebrate the 100 th anniversary of Keaton’s birthday. They started a little fan club…
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Guest Blog provided by City of the Dead "Tales are waiting to be told from behind the headstones." Serving as the final resting place of many of Muskegon's prominent and influential historical figures, Evergreen Cemetery is a treasure-trove of stories waiting to be told. What is City of the Dead…
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White Lake is a charming destination located in the Michigan beachtowns of Whitehall and Montague. The area is known for its quaint shops and galleries. Several parks, nature preserves and an extensive trail system offer outdoor activities and adventures. White Lake, White River and Lake Michigan…
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