Upcoming Events
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Cultural Excursion Dec 10, 2025
Did you know Meadow Brook Hall has 110 room, 23 bathrooms, 25 bedrooms, 24 fireplaces, 2 elevators and spans 88,000 square feet! That’s a lot to decorate! Experience the holiday wonder on a self-guided walking tour inside Meadow Brook Hall. View More
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How America Came to Declare Independence Mar 02, 2026
This is an interactive event. View More
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Daily Life Re-enactment & Signing Events Mar 06, 2026
Experience quill writing with Barb Baldinger, enriching historical journey. View More
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Liberty Kids Movie Nights Mar 06, 2026-May 02, 2026
Watch Liberty’s Kids episodes together—join our viewing! Liberty's Kids is an animated series where young reporters bring Revolutionary America’s history to life in an engaging, educational way. View More
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Revolutionary Trivia Mar 07, 2026-Mar 25, 2026
Test your historical knowledge at our all-new TRIVIA event! View More
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Industry & Economy in the Revolutionary Era Mar 12, 2026
War-torn Revolution spurred markets, fiscal limits, and economic innovation View More
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Revolutionary War Patriots of Southcentral Michigan Mar 14, 2026
Patriots’ journeys: war service, Michigan settlement, enduring significance. View More
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The Revolution Comes to Michigan Mar 20, 2026
History often misses Michigan’s vital Revolutionary War contributions. View More
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Freedom for Who: Indigenous Nations/American Revolution Mar 21, 2026
Revolutionary struggle: Indigenous alliances, promises broken, lasting consequences. View More
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Answering the Cry for Freedom: Stories of Africian Americans Mar 24, 2026
Stories of Black Patriots: Revolution’s spirit, freedom, equality, resilience. View More
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How Benjamin Franklin Became a Revolutionary … Mar 24, 2026
Benjamin Franklin’s path: British loyalty, quarrels, independence dream. View More
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Museum Theatre Mar 26, 2026
The play explores how Colonial printers John Dunlap and Mary Katharine Goddard courageously risked everything to publish and distribute the first copies of the Declaration of Independence. View More
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Redcoats & French Lumbermen Apr 08, 2026
Discover Fort Sinclair, Pinery Estate, lumbering, Sinclair’s impact. View More
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Rest Easy, the Continentals are on the Fields Apr 10, 2026
From Concord bridge to Yorktown, Continental Army secured independence. View More
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"It Was I Who Did It" Women's Roles in the American Revolution Apr 11, 2026
Understanding women’s Revolutionary roles, guided by Carol Berkin. View More
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Discovering the Frank Brothers in Revolutionary America Apr 15, 2026
Frank Brothers’ wartime journey highlights Black contributions to independence. View More
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The Painter's Fire: Forgotten Artists Apr 16, 2026
Artists’ canvases carried Revolution’s spirit, defying monarchy, declaring independence. View More
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The Cost of Liberty: A Woman & Her Family Apr 17, 2026
Family torn by Revolution: loyalty, liberty, sacrifice, enduring impact. View More
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The 27th Grievance Apr 18, 2026
Jefferson’s grievance reveals Indigenous portrayal, land speculation, historical consequences. View More
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Bridging American Wars in Music Apr 25, 2026
Historic instruments unite Revolutionary spirit with Civil War sounds. View More
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When the Declaration of Independence was News Apr 28, 2026
Dr. Sneff’s book examines Declaration printing, distribution, and public reactions. View More
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Whose Revolution Was It? And Whose Is it Today? May 01, 2026
American Revolution involved diverse groups, divided colonists, complex continental conflict. View More
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"the disagreeable situation" Prisoners in the Revolutionary War May 02, 2026
Susan Long examines Revolutionary War prisoners, traditions, and notable figures. View More
