Saginaw Bay Symphony Orchestra Musician – Flutist

Submitted by MMCM on 20 June 2023

The MMCM and the Saginaw Bay Symphony have received a grant from the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs to bring professionally trained musicians to the museum for the enjoyment and education of elementary students and families. The musicians will demonstrate their instruments, discuss their career preparation, and may bring instruments for the children to play. Check our website frequently for the complete schedule. All presentations are open to the public with regular paid museum admission.

Saginaw Bay Symphony Orchestra Musician – Harpist

Submitted by MMCM on 20 June 2023
The MMCM and the Saginaw Bay Symphony have received a grant from the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs to bring professionally trained musicians to the museum for the enjoyment and education of elementary students and families. The musicians will demonstrate their instruments, discuss their career preparation, and may bring instruments for the children to play. Check the website frequently for the complete schedule. All presentations are open to the public with regular paid museum admission.

Two separate sessions: 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.

Saginaw Bay Symphony Orchestra Musician – Violinist

Submitted by MMCM on 20 June 2023
The MMCM and the Saginaw Bay Symphony have received a grant from the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs to bring professionally trained musicians to the museum for the enjoyment and education of elementary students and families. The musicians will demonstrate their instruments, discuss their career preparation, and may bring instruments for the children to play. Check the website frequently for the complete schedule.

Saginaw Bay Symphony Orchestra Musician – Bassoonist

Submitted by MMCM on 20 June 2023
The MMCM and the Saginaw Bay Symphony have received a grant from the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs to bring professionally trained musicians to the museum for the enjoyment and education of elementary students and families. The musicians will demonstrate their instruments, discuss their career preparation, and may bring instruments for the children to play. The first of six performances is Wednesday, March 9, 2011, at 10:00 a.m. Check the website frequently for the complete schedule.

American Girl Party - Back by Popular Demand

Submitted by MMCM on 20 June 2023
Get ready for another American Girl Party with sweets, treats and a lot more seats!

Wear your party dress, bring your American Girl Doll and plan on enjoying the festivities.

RSVP by noon, Friday, March 25, 2011, for this fun American Girl Adventure. Pre-payment will reserve your place. Seating is limited, so reserve early.

• $10 per person • MMCM members $5 per person • Registration fee includes party activities, refreshments and admission to the museum.

Crafts, Games, Refreshments, and Fun will be the agenda for this fun-filled celebration.

ThinkFirst - Buckle Your Brain

Submitted by MMCM on 20 June 2023
Two Separate Sessions: 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. Plan a visit to the MMCM on March 26 to find out the importance of wearing a bicycle helmet. You’ll see a “rules of the road” bike safety video, be able to touch models of the brain, discuss why it’s important to protect the brain and what the brain does, get instruction on how to wear a helmet properly, and see the famous “watermelon drop demo.” Parents can bring their child’s helmet in and we will check it for proper fit.

Lanier Mansion’s Right Angle: Everyday Math and Greek Revival Architecture

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on 20 June 2023
An interdisciplinary math and historic preservation experience allows students to explore Greek Revival architecture and historic preservation. Additional hands-on activities include an outside treasure hunt, and an additional activity of your choice. This 2½ hour program was made possible by a Historic Preservation Education Grant from Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana, the Indiana Humanities Council, and the National Endowment for the Humanities. $3 per person ($48 minimum plus mileage after 50 miles from Madison, Ind.)
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