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  • BCRHM & What A Do Theatre Summer of History Children’s Workshop #1 – History of Camp Custer

    BCRHM & What A Do Theatre Summer of History Children’s Workshop #1 – History of Camp Custer
    Battle Creek Regional History Museum 307 Jackson St W, Battle Creek, MI, United States

    What A Do Theatre is partnering with co-sponsor, The Battle Creek Regional History Museum to bring a series of workshops centered around theatre and history of Battle Creek. Participants will attend the workshop from 9a-12p and learn about specific topics through theatrical play and games. At 12:00pm the community and families are invited to attend a mini performance where the participants will do a showcase from what they've learned. Pizza will be served after the performance! Recommended Ages: 8-12 The following workshops/topics are: 1) Saturday, August 3rd- History of Camp Custer 2) Saturday, August 10th- Cereal Business 3) Saturday, August 17th- History of Liberty Park All workshops are $30/each or you can sign up for all three for $75.00 (Discount applies automatically when three are in the cart). You can register here: https://whatadotheatre.ludus.com/index.php?sections=classes

    $30

  • BCRHM & What A Do Theatre Summer of History Children’s Workshop #2 – Cereal Business

    BCRHM & What A Do Theatre Summer of History Children’s Workshop #1 – History of Camp Custer
    Battle Creek Regional History Museum 307 Jackson St W, Battle Creek, MI, United States

    What A Do Theatre is partnering with co-sponsor, The Battle Creek Regional History Museum to bring a series of workshops centered around theatre and history of Battle Creek. Participants will attend the workshop from 9a-12p and learn about specific topics through theatrical play and games. At 12:00pm the community and families are invited to attend a mini performance where the participants will do a showcase from what they've learned. Pizza will be served after the performance! Recommended Ages: 8-12 The following workshops/topics are: 1) Saturday, August 3rd- History of Camp Custer 2) Saturday, August 10th- Cereal Business 3) Saturday, August 17th- History of Liberty Park All workshops are $30/each or you can sign up for all three for $75.00 (Discount applies automatically when three are in the cart). You can register here: https://whatadotheatre.ludus.com/index.php?sections=classes

    $30

  • BCRHM & What A Do Theatre Summer of History Children’s Workshop #3 – History of Liberty Park

    BCRHM & What A Do Theatre Summer of History Children’s Workshop #1 – History of Camp Custer
    Battle Creek Regional History Museum 307 Jackson St W, Battle Creek, MI, United States

    What A Do Theatre is partnering with co-sponsor, The Battle Creek Regional History Museum to bring a series of workshops centered around theatre and history of Battle Creek. Participants will attend the workshop from 9a-12p and learn about specific topics through theatrical play and games. At 12:00pm the community and families are invited to attend a mini performance where the participants will do a showcase from what they've learned. Pizza will be served after the performance! Recommended Ages: 8-12 The following workshops/topics are: 1) Saturday, August 3rd- History of Camp Custer 2) Saturday, August 10th- Cereal Business 3) Saturday, August 17th- History of Liberty Park All workshops are $30/each or you can sign up for all three for $75.00 (Discount applies automatically when three are in the cart). You can register here: https://whatadotheatre.ludus.com/index.php?sections=classes

    $30

  • Michigan History Author Symposium

    Battle Creek Regional History Museum 307 Jackson St W, Battle Creek, MI, United States

    Michigan History Author Symposium Join us for a special program featuring storytelling from ten different Michigan History Authors! They are coming from all over the state to discuss a wide variety of history topics which include pioneer stories, cemeteries, historic villages, the American Civil War, true crime, ghost tales and much, much more! This is a limited seating event! Get tickets at: https://events.humanitix.com/mihistoryauthorsymposium You will also be able to get signed copies of books from all of the attending authors! This event is a must see for those who love to read and enjoy history! Mark your calendars and get your tickets today!

    $5

  • Kurt Thornton’s I’ll BC-ing You

    Battle Creek Regional History Museum 307 Jackson St W, Battle Creek, MI, United States

    Kurt Thornton, local historian, presents his video program.  June's is the history of the Post Tavern

    Free

  • Kurt Thornton’s I’ll BC-ing You

    Battle Creek Regional History Museum 307 Jackson St W, Battle Creek, MI, United States

    Kurt presents a program on W.K. Kellogg sites in the Battle Creek area.

    Free

  • Living History Festival

    Battle Creek Regional History Museum 307 Jackson St W, Battle Creek, MI, United States

    The Battle Creek Museum Alliance is presenting a Living History Festival at the Regional History Museum.   The Historical Society of Battle Creek, Kingman Museum of Natural Hisory, Ft Custer Historical Society and the BCRHM have partnered together to better share the history of our city with you. Kurt Thornton will be doing a special presentation of his I'll BC-ing you, a history of Fort Custer.  The BCRHM Train will be giving rides at the Museum.  Food trucks and live music.   Kid's activities.  We will have a docent available to answer all of your Sojourner Truth questions.  Kimball House will be open for touring.

    Free

  • Kurt Thornton’s I’ll BC-ing You

    Battle Creek Regional History Museum 307 Jackson St W, Battle Creek, MI, United States

    Kurt presents a history of RailRoads in Battle Creek.

    Free

  • Thoughts of 9/11

    Battle Creek Regional History Museum 307 Jackson St W, Battle Creek, MI, United States

    Guest speaker Kathy Barrus-Armstrong and thoughts/memories about 9/11. A piece of steel beam from the twin towers is on display here at the museum, in partnership with the Battle Creek Fire Department.

    Free