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  • ‘A Christmas Carol’ 1938 Radio Theatre Live Performance

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

    The Battle Creek Regional History Museum returns with the popular seasonal program Tales of Christmas Past with a live performance of Charles Dickens 'A Christmas Carol' originally peformed on live radio by the Campbell Playhouse in 1938. This will be a stage performance of the classic story reading using the original script and a live cast. The cast for this performance will include Dave Eddy, Michael Delaware, Donna Rickman, Jim Cable, Jim Jackson and Lora Vasquez with Mike Pier on SFX. The evening will include self serve food in a dinner theatre environment. Seating is limited to 50 guests at the performance. Tickets are $20 each. All proceeds go to support the Battle Creek Regional History Museum. This program is sponsored by Honor Credit Union, Kellanova, Gull Lake Distilling Co., Elizabeth Neumeyer and the Battle Creek Historical Society. Purchase tickets

    $5 – $20
  • ‘It’s A Wonderful Life’ 1947 Radio Theatre Live Performance

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

    The Battle Creek Regional History Museum returns with the popular seasonal program Tales of Christmas Past with a live performance of 'It's a Wonderful Life' originally peformed on live radio by Lux Radio Theatre in 1947. This will be a stage performance of the classic story reading using the original script and a live cast. The cast for this performance will include Dave Eddy, Michael Delaware, Donna Rickman, Robert Weis, Jim Jackson and Lora Vasquez with Mike Pier on SFX. The evening will include self serve food in a dinner theatre environment. Seating is limited to 50 guests at the performance. Tickets are $20. All proceeds go to support the Battle Creek Regional History Museum This program is sponsored by: Honor Credit Union, Kellanova, Gull Lake Distilling Co., Elizabeth Neumeyer and the Battle Creek Historical Society. Purchase tickets

    $5 – $20
  • The History of Burmese People in Battle Creek | Battle Creek Regional History Museum

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

    Join us at the Battle Creek Regional History Museum for a special presentation on Burmese People and Culture by the Burma Center. The event will include food samples, artifacts and displays. There will also be an opportunity to have your name written in Burmese as part of the program! Experience the culture and history of the Burma Center. This is a free event! Note, there is limited seating so please register using the 'Find Tickets' link on this page, or go here: https://events.humanitix.com/burmacenterevent/tickets

    Free
  • The Story of the First Michigan Colored Regiment: Free Men Who Fought Slavery

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

    Join us at the Battle Creek Regional History Museum for a special presentation by author Maurice Imhoff on the history from his new book 'The First Michigan Colored Regiment: Free Men Who Fought Slavery'. The author will have copies of his book available for purchase and signing at the event. This is a free event, but we ask that you register using the ticket link on this page, or go directly to: https://events.humanitix.com/firstmichigan The event is made possible by Marshall Community Credit Union and the Willard Library.

    Free
  • A Celebration of Great Women of History: Phenomenal Woman from Calhoun County

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

    Join us for our 4th Annual Presentation of Phenomenal Woman! This program draws its name from the famous poem by Maya Angelou 'Phenomenal Woman'. At this event, we celebrate and honor the lives of woman from Calhoun County Michigan's past at the Battle Creek Regional History Museum. This program will be held on Saturday, March 28th from 1-3PM. Tickets are $10. To order tickets, use the link: https://events.humanitix.com/phenomenalwoman2026 This year we will tell the story of seven women from different eras. They are: Phoebe Merritt - Quaker Pioneer Farmer and Abolitionist Ella Eaton Kellogg - Author and Dietitian Mary Squier - Popular local actress and stage performer Leila Montgomery Post - Philanthopist and Heir to the Post Cereal Company Marian Burch - Spokesperson for Calhoun County Public Health Charlotte Willis-Graham - Singer and Teacher Dorothy Height - Community Leader The story of these amazing women will be performed live on stage by a cast, including: Donna Rickman, Bobbie Mathis and Toni McPeake Ardis. Hurry, this is a popular program and usually sells out! There is limited seating!

    $10
  • 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