Arts and Culture

Broadway at the Frauenthal (Fall through Spring)

Bringing big-time Broadway musicals to Muskegon. Call 800-585-3737 for single show tickets, or 800-714-5331 for season tickets. Visit www.frauenthal.info for more information.

Muskegon County Museum (Year-Round)

Relish in the grand, rich history of Muskegon County, from the Pottawatomi and Ottawa Native American tribes and lakeside fur traders to the Lumber Queen of the World to today. Also includes science and nature exhibits. Visit www.muskegonmuseum.org or call (231)722-0278 for more info.

Hackley & Hume Historic Site (Year-Round)

Mansions built by Muskegon’s lumber barons themselves are restored to their old glory and open to the public. Hours are 12-4pm, Wednesday-Sunday. Visit www.muskegonmuseum.org or call (231)722-0278 for more info.

Muskegon Civic Theatre (Fall through Spring)

Production of dramas, comedies, musicals and more. Call (231)722-3852 for more info.

Muskegon Fire Barn Museum (May through October)

Serves as a living memorial to the brave men and women who have served as Muskegon County firefighters. Features a collection of antique fire fighting apparatus and also offers programs for City of Muskegon elementary students during Fire Safety Week in early October. Visit www.muskegonmuseum.org or call (231)722-0278 for more info.

Muskegon Museum of Art (Year-Round)

Muskegon’s nationally recognized art museum! Open Tuesday through Friday, 10am-5pm, Saturday and Sunday, 12-5pm, closed Monday. Visit www.muskegonartmuseum.org or call (231)720-2570 for more info.

West Shore Symphony Orchestra (Year-Round)

Muskegon’s own symphony, performing various classical and pops concerts throughout the year. Visit www.wsso.org or call (231)726-3231 for more info.