

Who We Are
Mission: The mission of the Lakeshore Museum Center is to tell the story of Muskegon County by collecting, preserving, and interpreting the history of its people and natural environment.
We provide immersive experiences that reveal Muskegon County’s identity, inviting guests to explore themselves and the world around them. Our history, science, and technology content is often developed in collaboration with community partners and always delivered by knowledgeable and personable staff and volunteers.
The Lakeshore Museum Center, located in Muskegon, Michigan, is a dynamic cultural institution that is home to a variety of exhibits, educational programs, and events aimed at enriching the local community’s understanding of history, science, and the arts. The museum provides a space where visitors of all ages can explore exhibits related to the region’s natural history, industrial heritage, and cultural developments. With a commitment to hands-on learning, the Lakeshore Museum Center plays an important role in preserving and sharing the rich history of Muskegon and the surrounding areas while fostering a deeper connection between the community and its history.
What We Do
The Lakeshore Museum Center offers:
- Permanent and rotating exhibits showcasing local history, science, and culture.
- Educational programs for schools, families, and community groups.
- Hands-on activities and workshops for children and adults.
- Guided tours of the museum and its exhibits.
- Special events, lectures, and cultural celebrations.
- Access to archives and resources for historical research.
- Volunteer opportunities for community involvement.
Details
(231) 724-5544 | |
marci@lakeshoremuseum.org | |
Marci Dalm | |
Volunteer and Event Coordinator | |
https://lakeshoremuseum.org/ |